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DRUNKENNESS.

Oh that men should put an enemy into
their mouths, to steal away their brains.
Shakespeare.
All the crimes on earth do not destroy
so many of the human race, nor allie
nate so much property, as Drunken
ness. Bdcen.
If you wish to be always thirsty,
be a drunkard, for the ottener and
more you drink, the oftcner and more
thirsty you will be.
If you seek to prevent your friends
raising you in the world, be drunk
ard, for that will defeat all their ef-
forts.
If you would effectually counteract
YOUR own attempts to do well. be a
drunkard, and YOU will not be dlsap-
pointed.
Ifyou wish to repel the endeavours
Of the whole human race TO raise you
to character, credit, and prosperity,
be a dramkard. and you will most as
surdiy triumph.
If You are determined to he poor,
be drunkard, and you will soon be
ragged and pennyiess.
If YOU wish to starve your family,
be drunkard, for that will consume
the means of their support.
If YOU would be spunged on ny
knaves. be d,unkard, and that will
make their task easy.
II you wish to be robbed. be a
drgnkard. which will enable the thief
to do it with more safety.
If you wish to blunt your senses, be
a drunkard, and You will be more STU
MD than an ass.
If you would become a fool. be a
drunkard, and you will soon lose
your understanding.
If you wish to incapacitate yourself
for rational intercourse, be a drunk
ard. for that will render you unfit
for it.
If you wish all your prospects in
life to be clouded, be drunkard, and
they will soon be dark enough.
If you would destroy your body,
be a drunkard. as drunkenness is the
mother of disease.
If you mean to ruin your soul, be
a drunkard, that you may be excluded
from Heaven.
IL you are resolved on suicide, be
a drunkard, that being a sure mode Of
destruction.
If you would expose both your fol-
Nv and your secrets, be a drunkard.
and they will run out, while liquor
runs in.
If you are plagued with great bodi-
ly strength, be a drunkard, and it
will soon be subdued by so powerful
an antagonist.
Ifyou would get rid of your money
without knowing how. be drankard
and it will vanish insensibly.
Ifyou would have no resource when
past labour, but work house, be
druakard. and you will be unable to
provide any.
If you are determined to expel all
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WaSliiagt0n, Nor. %.

The minister of his Catholic Majesty
1.-THE Chevalier De Onisj arrived at the
seat Of government yesterday.
The members of the national legisla-
ture are rapidly assembling at the seat
of government, and, from the numbers
already arrived, there is no doubt but a
quorum OF both houses will convene on
Monday. Nat. Int.
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FURTHER FROM INDIA.

The ship Palladium, arrived at Salem
from Calcutta, touched at the island IF
Ascension on the lith Of Oct. Captain
White has politely favored US win a pc.
rusal Of his journal containing an inter-
esting account Of his visit on shore and a
particular description OF the island, but
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LOVE-.

1t is not while beauty and youth are thine
Gwn,
And thy cheeks unprOfan'd by tear,
Tha, the fervor and faith Of soul can be
kaown, Gdear.
To which time will but make thee more
Oh! the heart that has truly lov'd, never
forgets,
But as truly loves on to the close,
As the sun-aowsr turns on her god, when
he sets, he rose.
The same look which she turn'd when
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On Friday Seeker was discharged from
prison, ard Lent ordered to stand com
mitted for perjury.

Extract Of letter of recent date, frnE, :
Young Bostonian now in Valencia
(Spain) to the editorsof the Boston
Patriot.
"a few days since, ] saw advertised in
the play. bills, in the streets, in large let
tiers, 'WASHINGT0N.' Ibid not dream
that the name Of Washington was known
here, and thought it could not possibly
relate 10 the great man. o. whom cur
country is SO Justly proud-tiOweser, to
my surprise. ! found the comedy truly
American. The character ct Washing
ton is placed in the most lavo' able light
for virtue, patriotism and honor. The
plot is taken from the circumstance OF the
gems. threatning retaliation on his British
prisoners, which deferred the British
commander from inflicting death on
number of American officers, prisoners
of war. The play was well written, and
excelleDtly performed. During the per-
Torrance, an illumination scene took
place, and in the most conspicuous part
of the stage appeared in large transparent
letters, vlvB WAsHINGTsS - The
act ended in a beautiful dance, the dam
GERS building temple of laurel wreaths
over Washington. ! have never seen
any thing naH SO complimentary to the
gems. memory on our stage. An inter
esting and novel part is introduced in
the comedy, 10 relieve the more serious.
Ii is little extraordinary, that the actor
who persOnated the general was about so,
OF tall, commanding appearance, and
it he had personally known Washington,
he could not have copied him better
That stern and infexible manner which
was natural 10 him in the camp, but which
gave way TO the softest feelings of huma-
nifty when his duty did not interfere,
we're admirably portrayed, The play
was repeated three nights"
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Nsw-York, N,ov. 25.

| s'eU-IOTh, NOp. 70.
A letter of which the following is a
copy, has been received from Bordeaux
by the editors of the Mercantile Adver.
tiser, accompanied by request tina; it
may obtain place in the papers of the
different seapOrts throughout the United
States, as au useful vrticle Of commercial
information
q" Caation 10 merchants and masters Of
resssIs."
"The undersigned, ship brokers at
Bordeaux, deem it necessary to csution
all merchants and masters of vessels trad
ing TO Bordeaux against prohibited goods,
and manufactured tobacco in particular,
which Of late are frequently secreted by
passengers and seamen, and cause very
setious difficulties on arrival as vessels
are answerabe to the custom house for
all that is found on board. and are there
by exposed to seizure, and at best have to
sustain heavy fines after using tho ut
most solicitation to escape the rigor of
the law, which is the oonGscatiou Of the
! vessel"
SAIzIER LArFrrTE & CoNsTAsTiE,
Ship Brokers.
Bordeaux, LIST Sept. 1917.
BY the Pennsylvania, from New-Or-
leans, we learn that the U. S. brig Boxer.
was wrecked at South Pass-specie, ar
mament and crew saved. ibid.
From the albany DAILY .adpsr. Nou. "a.
GREENE OYER AND TERMINER.
On thursday last, at the Circuit Court
and Court of Oyer and Terminer, held BY
his honor Mr.. Justice Van Ness, in Cats
kill, Jonathan Sickter, charged by Tho
mas b. Lent an accemplice, with the
murder OF Sally Hamilton, at Athens, on
the s5th Of Augu,t, 1915, received his
trial and was acquitted. Since the con-
tessien of Lent, last spring, much inte-
rest has been manifested by the public in
relation to the approaching trial. Many
were induced to believe, from the state
ments of Lent, AID from the exactness
with which many circumstances related
by him correspondent with those that &C.
tually occurred at the tine of the sup
posed murder, that Sickler could not es-
cape conviction. Un the tiial, however,
the examination of Lent was so replete
with contradictions, absurdities and i'm.
possibilities, and so feebly supported by
corrobOratlng testimony, as to place the
innocence of the prisoner, as to the crime
Tor which he had been indicted, almost
beyond doubt. Partaking. in a good
degree, Of the general interest in regard
to this trial, the editor attended the Cir
cult for the purpose of furnishing the pub
lie with full report Of it. The mass of
testimony which was adduced, will pre-
vent cur giving it in full but we shall
prepare history Of the trial from our
notes, which We believe will be satisfac-
tory. Tire examination Of Lent alone
lasted a few minutes over FIVE hours, and
the trial continued from 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
till IL at night. Counsel for the prose-
cution, Moses |. Cantine, district attor-
ney, assisted by the attorney general
For the prisoner, Messrs. Williams and
Sudan.
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BY the Pennsylvania, from New-Or'
leans, we learn that the U. S. brig Boxer
was wrecked at South Pass-specie, ar
mament and crew saved. ibid.
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From the Boston Patriot and Chronicle
.Nor. "a
from INDIA.

from INDIA.
The ship Oscar, capt. Hart, arrived
here on Saturday last in III days from
Calcutta. We have been favored by Mr..
Topliffe with Calcutta papers TO the 10th
July, and have made the following ex-
tracts
Calcutta, July l6.
It appears that a bill for opening d.
rect trade between the British possessions
in India, aud the island Of Malta, pass
ed the house of commons on the Goth
Feb. Considerable benefit is expected
to accrue to the trade of this country
from this bill, which will enable the Bri-
fish merchant to introduce his goods into
the Continent without subiecting him to
the expense and delay occasioned by for
mer laws, which required the produce Of
this country TO be landed in England
Some difficulties however will occur, in
entering this new channel OF commerce,
from the want ct established houses on
the island, the consequent uncertainty
Of return. If, however, there is nothing
in the local laws and regulations Of this
country to n event the re-exportation to
the eastward, of articles imported from
Malta. there will be chance of turning
the trade to good account, inasmuch As
the merchant can calculate on making
double voyages.
Our letters from Cuttack state, that
little VI no progress, had been made in
raising the Cuttack legion. The people
are unwilling to enlist during the present
disturbances, lest they should be led TO
ssbdue their ccantrymen in arms.
The Jaypoor Ukhbars of the 25th June
state, that Hundee Tewary, a Jaypoor
CHIEF, who occupies the fort Of Rsmghur,
had an engagement with the Thanadar Of
Canooree, in which considerable num-
her Of men we're killed on both sides
The Ihanadar succeeded in pluHdering
several villages belonging to the JagL.sr.
The tort of khosal Ghur had been in
vested by Kissen Narayn, and several
sknmishes had taken place between hi.
troops and those Of Narayn boss, who
commands the place. Aineer Khan con-
tiEues to beseige Madaharaipore he bad
been joined by Fazool Khan, with some
troops.
by the accounts from Ho,kar's camp
to the 9TH May, it appears that about
l5UO refractory horsemen, under the
command of Ghaffo0r Khan, were en-
eamPed within few Ross OF h1ohauIpoor.
They had fixed upon $1,000 repees as the
tribute to be paid by that village: and
had received 10000 in part payment.
Runject Singh was at Adneeragore on
the 24ih Of April. lie had ordered boats
to be got ready, as he intended to pro-
coed to Lahore by water. Moultan
Ukhbars state that body of Rnpjeet
Sinsh's troops had been attacked by
gang of robbers, and had lost several
men, and good deal of equipage. The
maraude,s issued from the fort Of RAM
ghur, belonging to the Nuwab of Moul-
Doss, enraged at the &C.
currence, had determined to wrest the
place from its present possessor and the
yakeel OF Nuwab, Sadik Khan had pro-
missed TO send the usual tribute regula rly
to Lahore, provided it was MADE over
IN his master.
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The ship Oscar, capt. Hart, arrive'
here on Saturday last in III days iron
Calcutta. We have been favored by Nh
Topliffe with Calcutta papers to the l6l
July, and have made the following ez
tracts
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LawrasOn & FowIe

LaWraSOn 81 fOWle
"AVE for sale the cargo OF the ship
Maria, capt. Fletcher, from Liver
pool, of
1000 bushels coarse salt
600 bushels coal
ALSO,
The cargo Of the brig Boston, captain
Knowles, from Boston, Of
100 tons Plaster Paris
9 hhds Muscovado sugar
The cargo Of the schr Enterprise, capt
GRAY, from st. Andrews, OF
1870 tons Plaster Paris
ALSO,
The cargo Of the brig MercatOr, capt.
Parsons, from Lubec, OF
100 tons Plaster Paris
ALSO,
The cargo Of the brig Mary, captain
Stackpule, from PortlInd Of
100 tons Plaster Paris
$4,000 $4,000 lss' n e'sn5 Lumber
90 barrels Tanners Oil
ALSO,
Landing from the schr lillian, captain
Hand, from Philadelphia, and Nancy y
Mary, from Boston,
IS hhds. y. Orleans Sugar,
9 do Muscovado
IS bolts Russia Duck, Of suPe-
rior quality. septic
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physic & Surgery.

4 YOUNG Medical Practitioner, and
~ Member of the Medical College
in London, who has spent some time in
attending an Hospital, and hath practised
short time in the West Indies, wishes
to purchase into partnership or to OBJ
tain respectable employment, either in
town or country. The most satisfactory
testimonies of regular habits and medical
and surgical knowledge can be produced.
Apply at thus Office. October |
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mo. 50S9.
Hugh Smith & Co.

HAVE received by the ships Bostri
III aud Maris, just arrived from M
verpool, their fall supply, which, Win
their stuck on hand enables them 10 otief
an extensive assortment ct
EARTHEN WARE, CHINA AND
GLASS,
for sale at low prices. Also on hand'
A few tons shot
Pipes in boxes
Window glass, 70, s-l0, and Ola
A few cwt. dry white lead
sept. 2S tuthsbw a.
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Night School.

TIME subscriber wishes to inform his
patrons, and tie inhabitants Of this
place in general, that his night school
will commence on Monday evening next
at candle light. Young gentlemen who
wish to attend will please to make early
application to g. W. CABIN.
sent. "a
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Whiskey, Rum, &c.
rVNHE subscribers have just received
+ and offer for sale,
Is hhds,} WHIsKEY
Is b5ls
4 hhds. rum
a hhds. Jamaica spirits
2 pipes French brandy
Q ditto Holland gin
$4,000 VT. green coffee
10 hhds. sugar
90 chests young hyson 4 imperial
10 boxes figs Teas
10 do fig blue
AND IN STORE,
Pepper; alspice; ginger; cloves; nut
uegs; apple brandy; molasses, etc. etc.
All of which will be sold on accommoda-
ting terms. CHICK & CLARKE,
sent. 16 Genital wharf
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1879 Packages
E.9LL AND WINTER GOODS.
RIGGS & GATHER,

BaIDcE-s7REEr, GEoRes7oHN,
sEAyE Just received Isl Packages
al Fall and Winter GooDs, AMI ex-
rect the remainder Of the supply by the
fist ARRIVAL f om Liverpool. This IS be-
lieved to be the most extensive, best as
sorted aud cheapes, supply OF goods ever
received in this place. These goods will
be- sold BY the piece or package to town
and country merchants, at a very small
croft, for cash, or uudoubted negotiable
naper at 4 and months. They invite
the merchants to call, as they shall be
supplied as low as they can be purchased
at any market in the United States, be-
ing determined to do business on the
must liberal principles, and to aid the
commerce Of this district generally
They particularly invite ali persons pur-
chasing supplies for government to give
them a call, as they may depend on be-
ing supplied much to their satisfaction.
Among the goods received are the fol-
lowing articles, besides many others too
tedious to mention viz:
Very best London cloths q cassimeres
Second DO 40
Third 90 do
Bes, double milled drab clsths
Super pelisse cloths
Figured do flannels
Superfine white and colored fannels
Second do do assorted
Bombazetts assorted
Black bombazines
Plaid do (new article)
Rose blankets, assorted bales
Point do do
Whitnys do do
Striped do do
Woollen cords assorted
Veivets and cordurOys do
Worsted, cotton and silk hosiery
Booking baiZes assorted
Twiiled and plain coatings
Fiushinss assorted
Blue and white kerseys
Negro cottons
Plains assorted; carpetings assorted
Very ine Irish linens do
Second DO do
Sd Irish sheetings do
S-4 do do
Ga to l4-4 Irish diapers
Russia diapers; GA e A fne checks
Madras and Bandanna, hdkfs
Ssawls of all kinds ~
81 London chintzes; 70 do do
Fine and coarse cotton
Dimities assorted; gloves Of all kinds
London patent colored threads
Ticklenburss; osnaburgs burlaps
Hessians dowlass white rolls
Russia sheetings, etc. etc. etc. etc.
september 81 stuth2w
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Hardware.

Hardware.
TOHN w. MASSIE & Co have rev
D ce;ved BY the ships Boston and !Ata-
lanta, Just arrived from Liverpool, Q
choice selection Of HARDWARE.-~A-
mons them are:
Brass and bell-mefal kettles
Smiths anvils and vises
do hammers anu siedgas
Cast steel, in large and small bars
English blistered steel ~
II fe1o elegant Fozoling-pieccs
Plated AID steel bits and stirrups, oi
the latest patterns
English shoe thread, in balls
.Bench and moulding planes, etc.
Which, with their former stock, makes
their assortment, complete, and for sale ut
low prices. Alss. d general asso'tment
of SWEDISH BAR IRON,
suitable tor Wagon, gig and carriage
tire, tkstu4w October 2
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Picking Vinegar.

4 T my Vinegar Yard, on the east
side of Fairfax-s'reet, opposite the
Presbyterian Church, l have FOR sale, by
the barrel, at &s cents per gallon, or BY
the single gallon, 81 ] cents,
Choice Cider Vinegu,
which I will warrant. A large supply Of
Vinegar will always be ready to answer
any demand. Attendance from 9 A. NJ.
till 5p.m. JOHN +. BROOKS.
september IL
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lItbtici ~ hihSi iSsaA oetNeh'h
TUST received, Tor sale by the SUBJ
Oh scribcrs, complete assortment u
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSULTING OF
Supetiine folio 4 quar- TO post, hot press
ed, gilt and plain /; best Velam aud com.
mon ioolscap paper dr7w'rs, Jog. IRON
monser's, large wrapping 4 hIot'irg do.
a large quantity Ct qaiIis of all prices,
Dutch, English and Amei iran very best
inkpowder Japau 4 Jndia ink Clout's
durable do. Crehore's and Humphrey
hot pressed eagle cards /; invitation aud
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed 5
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
and crayons; Rceyes's genuine colors in
large and small boxes and single cakes )
pen-knives Of the very first quality, rom
one to eight blades, and desk knives ;
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstands OF all sor s.;
gentlemen's and ladies' elegant real Me-
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with and without instruments; ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fine AMI
common; pocket books oil every descrip-
ton; asses skin tablets sealing wax
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, ard
ink sand counting house files ard laces
violin strings, German Il Roman; states
and pencils India rubber; silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals; plated
spectacles /; Gunter's scales and diyiderss
mathematical instruments in cases, and
great variety OF room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment of charts; Blunt's
West.India Atlss coas' pilot and Bow.
ditch's Navigator, of the latest edition ;
fine toned German flutes, with books
OF Instruction FOR do. and al other in
struments a large assortment OF mu-
sic 4 music books; merchants account
books of every description; record ditto;
cyphering and copy books copperpiate
copies OF very superior kinds bibles,
testanents, and common prayer books Of
all sizes and in all the various kinds Of
bindins-all the Greek l. Latin school
books aud classics now in use.
A general assortment OF English ara
French SchUpl Books, Dictionaries aud
Grammars, too numerous far Insertion
and a great variety Of Chi!dren's Books,
in quantity, with engravinss, from the
press OF Samuel Wood and others.
~ Blank Books Of every KIDD made
to any pattern in the neatest manner and
Ut the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
september 6 stutltf
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMANACS, for 1918,

ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMANACS, for 1918,
Just published and for sale by the gross,
dozen or single one,
By JOHN A. STEWART,
Who has on hand,
n large stock OF writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
giovs works Of merit. A general assort-
ment OF
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, .Dilworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and PHI
ladelphia spelling books, Murray's, Web
ster's, Ashes and Comley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
BIair's Reading Exercises, New Intro.
duction to Reading, New-York Reader,
No. I, 2 and s, SCOTS Lessons, En-
fields Speaker. Gcldsmith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection,
American Speaker. Dodsley's and Crox
ally Fables, Blair's Grammar of Chemis-
try, O'Neal's anl Willet's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, JesSes 4 Jaudon's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with a large stock Of
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed a libe-
raj discount. August 81
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French School.

TIME subscriber purposes opening a
French School on the evening Of
the LIST Of October for teaching the rudi-
ments of the FRENCH LANGUAGE.
For terms apply at DR.. Stabler's shop,
Fairfax-street, or to the subscriber.
VIM. LANPHlER.
sept. 90 dit
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For Freight,
The shin HAZARD, VIII

For Freight,
rAs The ship HAZARD, VIII
,xAEESsliam Crabtree, jun. master ;
$3.50 burthen $500 barrels, and can
Ez2X be ready to receive cargo
on board in three days.
ALSO,
res The ship MARIA, George
xdaESS, Fletcher, master burthen a.
800 bout $500 barrels can be in
S2xE immediate readiness for sea.
ALSO,
RS The brig SUSAN, James
sr&JEE& Parsons, master; burihen a
Sslas1sss bout 1000 barrels, is ne%
GxSZxE and excellent vessel, ready
FAR the immediate reception OF cargo,
and viii ta&e foreign er coastwlsc
freight on moderate terD's.
For Boston,
rs3s The brig BOSTON, Capt.
gSssSsS Knowles; has part OF her car
49, sfsiss 20 engaged, will commence
21 IoaJing on Monday and sail
n three DAYS. Some freight will be Ia
ken low.-Apply TO
LAWRAS0N 4 FOWLE.
october 4
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J,awrason Il Fowlc

IIU - "oVKi % WIZ
HAVE landing from the brig Dolphin,
I'll captain Williams. from Boston,
so butts first quality Russia Duck
100 do. Ravens do.
100 pieces Russia sheetinss
ALSO, ron SALE,
The cargo of the bris Lyon, captain
Luce, of go tons Plaster Paris.
For Freight.
xEs The brig LYON is in COM
IssssSSsp lete order, and will be rea'
Hfsst& ,dy 20 receive cargo in few
s days and take foreign or
coastwise freight. sept. 20
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Sampson's Memoirs.

VUST published and for sale by the
subscriber, new edition Of Samp-
sons Memoirs. revised and corrected by
the author, price, bound, So so.
Comic Dramas by Miss Edgeworth,
price, in boards, 81.
Smiths Theory OF Moral Sentiments,
"a few copies only price, in boards,
81 so. r. GRAY.
sept. "a
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ICE,

To be had suery day
nURiNG the summer, frsm morning
~ till sunset, except Sundays, on
which day it will be delivered till 10
O'clock, A. NJ.
~ Those who wish to subscribe for
the season, viii please apply to
LEWIS BEELER.
My sS