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CAPT. SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

nF Bristol, K informs his friends anL the pub
~ lie, that by the advice Of his friends, AID many
others. who have been cured By him. OF obstinate
disorders, that he viii! undertake the speedy aud ct.
fectua cure OF the strans nsurysil sorts OF graveiy
compaints--all sorts Of falling sickbess-all ner.
vous complaints bilious colics--cramps in the
stomach--fever sores--scrofula --rheumsiic com
plamts--and a disorder Of a certain kind, very
speedily, leaving the patient perfectly sound. lie
slso cures the pes. old standing coughs and dysen
taiy.
The above complaints he processes TO cure nj The
most speedy, safe, and eilectial rnsnner--and will
he grateful for share Of public patronage.
He also cures the scurvy in the teet. and the
tooth .ache--and as the teeth become loose by the
scurvy, he fas,ens them TO the gun'.as sound as
ever. nauseous ordissgreeabc breath he sweat.
tens by his melicns in or 3 days He performs a
Of that horrd disorder, called the sealdhead in
a very short time Ill burma and scolSs he cures in
ID or IS days, applied to tennedsA.ely A recipe
for the above cure be had, application TO han
Bristol, July l, 1917. r.-.
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rERaousE, late Professor Of Physic in the above.
mentioned seminary. whose certificate accompanies
cach bottle: Ii cannot be supposed that gentlem.
of such high professional merit would patronize and
recommend composition which did not deserve
the confidence OF the community Price so cts.
Neqv- England Eye-Salpe--
safe, active and efIicacious remedy in all weak
watery, OF nhamed eyes, and superior to all the
eyc.waters ever invented - Price So cts. a box.
Jarvis AnfibiLious and, Wo,m Pills.
A better medicine for the above complaints never
was discovered. They are universally approved Of
Scotch ImprOved Ointment. =
The only remedy in the world which cures the
ITCH IN iourhours II is safe and pleasant Price
SO cts box
0J The above Medicines are for Sale by s. W.
ViNsoN, Druggist, No ITO, Thames street, who
keeps constantly on hand, a general assortpent of
Drugs and Medicines--
OF good quality, and on reasonable terms.
Newport, Nov. H.
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IN TOWN-M MEETING,
DEE. I'd. 1917.

yMBEREAS certain IudividaaIs, in violation of
w the laws Of dcuornm have lately annoycd The
Inhabitants of this Town, ~ opening and enp,ying
the wants OF Privics. aud drawug the eoutenls OF
them through the Streets ia the course OF the Day
we'll az IN the Evening before the usual hours of
rest--Now tlercfore in or1er 20 prevent the recur-
renee OF such uaseemly Acts.
is hercty psiei aud Ressircd, That no Fcrsos
shall open ihc Vault Of Priv, or take out, CT car
~ away the Contents thereof, within the prcein;s OF
this Town. except between the honrs Of Ten o'clock
in the evening and hour beiore the rising Of the
sun IF any one shall violate this Law after the
publication thereof, he they. the q. the
lean, shalt upon complain, aud conviction u.ereoi
before any Justice of the Peace, be lined FlRrr
DOLLARS, the one half for the niorE,ss. the other
for the Poor Of the Tovu.
md % ~ farter y0fsi, That ;hs Town.Clerk
csuse this Law to be Published three Nscss, in both
,aa Newspapers printed in ,his Town.
1sfsess.
nSAT1AN AIMv, TSSyy c;-r,'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
IN TOWN Mt ETING,
Taesday, Dec. 2d, 1917

NOTED, That no person or persons be suffered
to smoke or carry lighted Pipe or Scgar in
any 0i the streets. or down on any OF the Wbarves
IN this town, after surset, upon tho penalty Of pay
ing fine Of FOUR DOLLARS, one half to aDt foe
the OF the informer, aud tie other halt tor the
use Of the town, 10 be prosecuted and recovered
before any, or either OF the Justices OF the Peace in
said town. who are required to take cognizance Of
the same
WHEREAS many persons, through evil inten
tons, csrelessness or insttentlon continue the dan
gerous practice Of smoking Pipes or segsrs, Or
carrying them lighted through the public Streets.
ana on the wharves of this Town af,er SUNSET, in
open violation OF the votes and in contempt OF the
Byc.Laws heretofore made and passed his there
f,re vsfed and Resolved, by the Freenncn III Town
Meeting assembled, That Messenrs Joka l. boss,
Thomas @ Pii,ran, John u. Mann C,,sqbAer Fosa-
Ter, G,ceS Bnrroughs. Henry She,6urns HiLinm En-.
mas Jsscph Brigss Cess..Si T.eer. John e. hile-
hsre, Siias Dern, Gideon Palmer, Moses 1Hursion,
"sorgs c Shats. Isaac Stall, Nicolas C,SfC, Aa,a-
nei Hhi.chorne. Uiiham S " .4lea, ChUaopher
Rhodes, Stephei CahOors, Ner,y Bn Uiihom .'iocre,
gun. John CosssshuN .iLs!les Clarke hen,B Moore,
TNsmas Bush, Orsopher G. ChGrpn. VtIa'n
CrsoSe, Gilbert Chase. Beryamin ~ Case, JnOmGs
Dsnnis, VIRiaa Nca,as Lswis Ronsnr:Iucre, H.ii0s,
Engs. CHarlss teke, Uiihdn c GG,GGer, IHomss
Gsdtrs, Be,yania KarurS, Be'yemn nosi,sct Jeae-
d'Gh Irish, Bs,yar'in II. .ifnnigrd, Hntidm EHe,y,
Jun James Pibps, Robert Robinson. Be,janun feares,
Join h MedrmG.. DANIEL Shst,ion, Earard Sianhoie,
John Dgrset, Uh!iam 1Rcy, jim Ed~ard T..urs,oN,
Isaac Could, Samuel yernss John H,itas,s, Aathsa.
iei S'Peet. kiehc'd Bush, Duee J. Pearce, anu T.. "
La'si0n, be and they are hereby appointed Com.
ml,,ee, to enforce the Bye Laws of this town, res.
peciins the smoking OF Pipes or Segats, or carry.
ng them lighted through any OF the public Streets,
or any OF the Wharves OF this after Sunset TO
complain and prosecute 70 final judgment and con-
vct,on. any persons offending as sto sssid.
.iia 40 is fsriher Po,sa, That the Town SERGEANT
AMI Constsbles OF this town be and they hereby
required 10 aid and assist the said Committee IN the
execution OF their duty.
Ind az IS further Voted. That the TownClcrk
cause the said vote to be published as soon as may
be. in beth the Newspapers printed IN this town,
three weeks successively, WrrnEss,
JONATHAN ALMY. Topa. Clerk.
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81 proof Of wh,eh ,hs. o.g interesting cares
are submitted to public pcrusal;
6s Mr. STETSON.
or Hanover, was o years afflicted with volont
pain in his right breast, attended at times with great
difficulty Of breathing. and wholly incapable Of at.
tendng business, after having tried in vain all otI,cr
medicines, cured and bis health perfectly res.
torcd by 2 boxes Of lhese pills
r AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and granddaughter, of Boston,
Guilty Of breathing were all OF them cured and re-
stored to perfect health by boxes.
Judge ------, OF Salem, had been many years Sc
verely afflicted with a vioent cough and difficulty
Of breathing, was cured by boxes his sleep wss
restored on the second night, which had been bro.
A Lady Of Boston turned Of SO, was severely
afflicted with cough. pain in the se, az times spit
ting Of blood, could not lie down in her bed for
years. could not sleep but at short intervals was re-
stored TO perfect heAlth on taking boxes.
These Pills give insta.; in all cosghs, colds,
asthmas, difficulty Of breathing, whee zing. tight.
ness OF the chest, strained stomach, consumption,
pain in the aide, splitting Of blood, chillness aud
shverinss, the forcrunners OF mainsut fevers &C.,
common colds arc removed in few ho,ns, the eged
viii experience relief equally agreeable and instant.
aneoas even when The ungs are affected, or f,t
fer " Dr. Relies Asthmstis Pills" ose Dor cosfsia-
ilx ~ p.k Feeneni,s cfsefs cure 10 prepeai ara
fvriasn. the Outside printed wrapper is signed Nv.
L. Conwsy'- O6ss've his as y0n pai,sc health Pre-.
parcel and sold wholesale BY the sole proprietor,
w. u Conway, chemist. No. 1. Buinstcad Place,
common-s.reet, Boston. & by special appointment by
SAMUEL w. ViNSON, Drnggisr,
No. ITO. Thames.suect, Newport
.Fso, 5y
'r' W 'sy, j. ". Mason, Propifncs /,
hGn, Greene, NtB- Lsadsa /;
and most druggists, book
throughout the United
ell those tusf,y esseemsd
,dicmes," prs3sred ~ w.
Dollar. OF six boxcs For 6vc
&c dollars, and ~ dafeo bet.
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POETRY.
| SEkEcTED. |

49,. sEkEcTED.
TO THE FALLING LEAF.
Sic transit gloria 1Nundi"'
Pale harbinger Of natures fate.
How soon Thy days Of pride are past
Like mems, how transient Is thy date,
who fades and fails, like thee, at last!
"Sic transit"--sighs my heavy heart,
CAS- autumn's foliage strews the ground
CONDEMNED from each green grove to part,
Where all her verdure bloom'd aronnd>
"Sic transit"--grandeu ur's nodding plume,
That waves above TIA ignoble crowd;
Its march 10 rapid to the tomb,
Whilst yet resound their pIaudits loud!
{" Sic transii"-Aatt'ry's vapor BREATH
The laurel wreattes the hero wears,
But fourish--fsnn'd by sigbs Of death.
And blossom bath'd in orphans tears
"sic transh"-weal,h's decsitful gloss,
That mocks the heart, TO hope alive.
With promise fOrm'd of dust and dross;
Still of'ring--whst 1t cannot give
rsic transit"--youh's aspiring sigh,
That fondly dwells on days to come->
Sosn the vain wish that soass on high,
10 hush'd to silence in the tomb.
81 Sic transit'--beauty's roseate smilo,
That buds when only life is new,
Cheers the dark path OF cate awhile,
Then fades before th' adniling view!
"sic transit"--iove's enchanting kiss
Its pleasing PAINTS rsprrous thrill
Soon dies the short liv'd taste OF bliss;
The cheek IL paie--the heart is still
" Sic transit"-plcasure' rainbow hours
Not long its varied colors last
The clouds collect their scatter'd pow'r,
And veil it's beauties in the blast
"Sic transit" too--thc poets fire
Where autuMn's yellow branches wave,
His song forgot--the silent Tyre
Rests Oh tho child of fancy's grave y
"sic transit"--grief's slow wasting form
The murmur wrung from wont and pain;
For on their turf, that wards the storm,
1t pours its cruel force in vain
s'Si: transt"--all that earth can boast,
To own, create, confer, procure,
All the warm heart can value most,
And all It's weakness can endure
And thus, when timc shall bring the gloom
OF natures last and darkest night,
A hand unseen will on her tomb
q Sic transit gloria mupdi"--writel
s,iiow hesung is the glory Of the world.
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TO LET,

Ind Possession gt,'en immediately,
'HE UNION CoTToN FACTORY in Tiyccton,
with AL the apparatus, now IL good order sor
making fsrh-tor further particulars, enquire vt
ISAAC PALaBa, living near Tue prerises
Isaac PAtae", Committee for
ESooa fSsEcir, StOn fcelOry.
TTverton, April %
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pdtua6le PROPERLY. for S.1Le.
THE subscriber will either sen or lease the House
in which he now lives, in lhames-s,reei--and
have immediate possession. lie will sell some land,
adjoining the estate Of the late George Cjisnipls,
Esq which land is very conyeniea, for House lots,
tie VIII either sell or lease his ftro at sachuesst
point, in Middc,ovu. lie has some Furniture also
tor sale Hr NA'rg ylAyaRD
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O M 1 oho.sm:n. ea,Penter Of B'sfsr. was =
lVI month, afflicted wi 20 tunour on the
back OF MS h,Rd rL,ci, incapacisted him Tor wo.k,
after having tried every Thing in vain, and suffered
an operation his hand, and considered incurable,
cured and restored to health by taking bottles
Of these drops
Mr. Wrisht Of Boston, was years sfic,ed With
feVcr.sor, on enc of HI. legs, had tried med-
cines without effect, was cured by bottes
Il Child e| .lfi. Bariil or Hanover was cured
Of Ulcers and Biies, OF which had eat down 10
the ribs, by 5 bo,lIes. This child was considered
in dying State when he Began taking these drops.
IN Infant If Boston, wss covered all over with
erupucns, bhud with both e;cs, was cutcd by bot
ties.
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely sfic,ed
for l6 years, with eruption all her, attended
with most tormentnS itchings burniogs and botch-
es, had lost ulerebs two zoe and one finger pals,
was cured by bottles she had not lett her room
for s monias. and oOnsidered PAST all relief!
II Gennei'an Of Lexington, MAS sfhicted 90 yeavs
with ulcers in his legs, could, obtain no ieiief.
was cured by bottles.
"A CeStjeman IF B.s'on, his wife and children
was Many years afiicted with eruptSns. he'd tried
every medicine without success, was cured BY these
Drops.
II Gentleman Of RcrtIry, was so years afflicted
with humor on one Of legs attended with burning
ltctiHS and blotchcs, was resigned as past redef,
for 80 years could lie q bed st tines was per-
fect!y cured BY these drops ...r
n Lazy u Ch0riesfoDa Was two years af}iic;ed
with white swelling on her knee JOINT had tried
esey assistance. and considered 'psst relief, con.
traction had formed, when on taking these DrorA
aud using DIR. Jebbs Linment, in weeks she had
the free use cf tie joins; The pain left her. and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops are radical cure for scurvy, scro,
tula, ST. Anhony's FIRE, leprocy, pimpied faces, en-
lased glands, sore legs, ulcers when The bone
is sccled, .eneria aints when mercury has faIled
are the best spring and au,umnal phy,ic, and may
be g.yea to children with piteot ssiety-Price 81,
six hotties for five dollars ~ bottles tor So or
10 doscn for 800 III, isk FIR "Dr Relies iia,sn.
icaI Drops"-Nons are genuine, uniess signed ''W.
T Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale BY the
sole proprietor, W. T. Conway, chemist, No. I,
t.umstcd Place, Boston, by his special appoinlment
by
SAMUEL ". vINsON, D,uggisf,
No. lilo, Thsmes.stie eet, Newport.
.7iso, Jy
Hercules Whitney, J. Mason, Tjo,idencs;
Dyer & fIowes, Hncknn; Greene, n ~ London, !,
taaac ID Buii, Hartford and nlost dru6eis,s book
sellers and post mast. rs throughout the Ulittd
states--vhese may be lad all those jr.sty esteemed
and highly atbrOved +" Medicines" t,epa,ed BY f" W.
L. Conway"
December 3, tSj7
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Ho9Se of Enlerlainh,agt.


IL iCHARD BARKER respectfully informs bis
AN friends aud former customers, that he has re-
turned TO his native towo, aud has taken the house
IA the rear OF the shop OK dawn WILLIAMS.
matchmaker, north side Of the Parade, few doors
above the Nespost Bank, where he intends to keep
House Of Entertainment, aud will use every exer.
ton to give satisfaction to those who will favor him
with their company.
Clubs and Private Parties will be accommodated
A. usual--snd few steady Boardess can be admit.
ted Newport, April IS, 1917
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SAMUEL W. VINSON, D,uggisf,
No. 10, Thsmes-stIeet, Newport.
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS.
GEHER.dL LAND OFFICE, }
25}h SEPT. 1917. &
NOTICE.
December 3, 1917.

The Lands in the Illinois Territory, appropriated
tor houn:es tor military services, having been sur;
.eyed and The surveys received at this Office, the
Distribution OF the said lands, by Tot, agrseaby 10
law, will commence at this cfice en- the first Nloar
day IN October n,St.
The surveys Of military bounty lands in Missouri
Territory are expected in lew months, when
similar distribution will take place. Of wEic. timely
notice Will be given III tic wspspers. Those who
~sh I" locate Hier warrants III Missouri Territory.
may senc item aticr the publication Of that notice
Every soldier of the Is,c army who has received
nom The Department OF War a laid variant, CT a
Hehti2ation that il is deposited in tbis efice, may
OBTAIN patent by sending this Office the wsrleut
OF nolihc Alion hfst writing it, "1o be located a
the Post Office ut ----m
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~ the Pyeadenf QC fhe NMted Statcs.

BY tie PyeSident Of tie Tinted Sta,cs.
M HHREAs by an Act of Congress passed on
w the 81 day Of March, one ihousand ech, hun.
dred and fifteen, entitled "sn act 10 provide for
the asrerts,ning. aud surveying Of the boundary
lines fixed By The Treaty with the Greek Indians,
and tor other purposes, tic President of the United
States is authorized 10 the lands acuuii ed by
the said Treaty TO be ofeted for sale when survey.
cd; and she~ss the lssds north of the Tennessee
River hsre bcsn surveyed.
lhertiore, JsNEs MoNRou, President of the
United states, 10 contormi'y with the said act, do
hereb, sec'ac and mike known, that public sales,
Tor The dspossi (agreeably 20 aw) of The lsnsls in
A'aosnG Territory, north Of the River tennessee,
shall ba held at Huntsville, in Madison Coun,y IN
said Territory. viz on the FIRST Monday IN Febru.
AIRY Mex Tor the lands contained in the raages NUM-
oered Que, tSo, ,hrec four. ye and SIX and on the
hrsl hlsnday IA March next, Tor the remainder Of
TIE Aforesaid lands each sale shalt remain opcu
Tor tirec weeks aud ~, osger, the sales shall com
mencc WITH The FIRST scrton Of the n. est numbers
e' townships and rans,s. and pfoessd in regular
numerical order
Gwen under my hand at the City Of Washington,
The twenty use day Of November, one thousand
eight hundred sad seventeen.
JAMES MONROE.
by the President;
JOSIAH MEICs.
CsunisHsssr # he Cenerai Land Oyfce.
Printers Of newspAprrs Who publish the Laws Of
the UG,ea States will p,sosh the above for PIX
weeks, and send their ella With receipts 70 the .
ersl Ag,a offse. nss z
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signed.

The patents OF soldiers who have notified, os
shai hereafter notify tho General Land Ufiice not
TO deliver them To their agents heretofore appoint
ca. will be retained, suhjrc, their further order
Members OF Congress who have deposited (intbis
ohce) soidi; IS warrants notfcaiions, may ouin
patents for then, by sending the receipts which
were given py the Office, and instrac;ioas relative
TO locating the warrants
Printers who publish the laws Of the United s;ates
will give the above many iasertions as will a.
mount to ten doIhArs, send copy Of the papers 70
", Office, and bill reccipted-,le money will be
sent by mail. JOSIAH MEIGS,
Corumirsiorler Of the Generai LAnd oaicc
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VXTHENa cure for one dollar, or A, most for two
wv dvtisrs, can be obtained for a cough, cold,
as,nms, difa n,ty Of breathing, tgh,ness of the
ohes, wheesng. pain in the side. splitting Of blood,
n strained stomach. &c. must il not be matter OF
dge M tsssf
N-fs One Hundred e Fyfg Thousand Persons
die annually Of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then ,l M.
Guilty Of breathing and pain in the side at length
the lungs become affected, consumption ensues aud
death closes the scene Alas too often does pre.
ION OF others prevail thereby preventing trial OF
such medicines might afford relief pnder the
idea that relief can he obtained. Scarce a case
occurs but may be relieved BY the timely appcs
ton Of
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AROMATIC SNUFF
FoR
CATARRH AND HEADACHE.

This Snuff, as celebrated
for its agreeable fragrance, as torits
efficacy in the cure or reCeng Ca
tarrh and slow nervous head. srhe, is
used and approved by ths present
Professor OF Chemistry in Harvard
University. at Cambridge, in Massa-
chusetts, and by some Of the first
Physicians in tb> United States, and
is also Recommended LY Doci. WA.
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' y NEN DVERTiSEMENT.

'.iiow ae,oor Is the glory Of the world.
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Az.

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ssss1zs gazsass.

tIr The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
rally aud ,hfse times week during the session OF the
Vale Legislature the heretofore, FtUc
Dvtars per anpGi, raoie IN advance. Notes oi Char
tered BANKS, (oH<yJ witDe received ia payment. 1bc
Editor will gnarautec the safety OF renting them bS
mail, TIE pos.asc OF al letters being paid by the wri
tiers.
n No papers will be dsccntnIed1bu at the discrc.
ton of the Editor mill all have been paid
n whoever will guarantee the payment Of nnc papers
sha receive a tenth gratis.
TEBIS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square FirSt LtStrdiOR, IS celstseGch con-
tinKdJtre. 50 cents.
No ddperfiysDse't inserted. wRtu hos either been
paid Jor, assumed bg person IL, tsis city rs
eHDirOnS.
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IN CHANCFRY United States Court, flnh Circuit
and Virginia District, Dec. IL, 1916.
Thouaswillocs, PtgintG.
AGAINST
winfour Harris ex'or ofwnour Harris dec. James ca
ton Geo. Veae John wckham and the Marshal Of the
Virginia District, UeJcNdoNfs.
Tie defendant wntour Harris, a9ainst whom cxor
Of Wni0ur Harris, dec writ Of sNjpDua scire r0ci0s
has bcen awarded to revive THIS suit not htE inhabi
tan OF this District the rooB II he plaintiff ~ his
counsel, Is Ordercd That the said decudant do al,-
pear here Oh the arst DAY Of the nest tc,n. sud slew
cause, IL any he can, WIS this suit and Tie proceedings
therein had should not stand and b. revived him.
aud bcin ue plight and condition a. stood 80 me
death ofthe said WnOuf Harris. dec and that he an
swer the plaintiffs bii fstdffs OyTfcyed, That copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed IN the city Of Richmondfof Two monfs success