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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-08

- = ~ OF THE THbdZRE,
A6OST respectfully informs tho La
lXl dies and Gentlemen Of Newport
aha us vicinity, that he win give a CON-
CERT, at Masonic Hall, on Wednes-
day evening next, particulars hereafter,
which due notice will be given.
Sept. 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-08
NEWPORT.
EARTHQUAKE.

On Monday morning last, about five
minutes before two O'Clock, smart
shock of an Earthquake was experienced
in this snd the neighboflng towns. 1t
was probably very extensively felt, Of
which we shall shortly obtain iniorma-
ton.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-08

The Nationcl lptrIiieerccr, states, that
Mr.. Forsyth, our envoy to Spain, is expected
10 return home before the next session OF
Congress |; that we have no ministers in Hpi-
land, Sweden, or Prussia, while those powers
have ministers heics that Nc. CsnpbeIl IS
reported as abo,' 20 rc,u-n from Russia, and
tha. NJ. Nue. y -liuFip 'n,s country.
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Mercantile hdverGscr, Nesp York Ssff. 3
BOARD OF HEALTH

81 The anxiety excited by he prevailing
reporls respecting TIC. health of Newport, in
X. l. induced The Board OF Health, 10 com
mission Doctor WAGNER, 70 visit that p, ace.
The Board is happy 20 state that the re-
port of Doctor Wagner satisfies the Board
that causs Of danger from Newport have en-
tirtly subslded--,hat the town is now as
healthy as 1, ever is duing the Summer
mon.hs--lhe number Of deaths in the past
week, nor e1ceecrng fpc.
j. NOR TON, Steretary
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J. NOR TON, Secretary.


Navai understand that the Cons,cl.
Ia,ion fsiga,e is fitting out with sll possible
despatch, and viii probably sail by the mid
die of this month on a southern cruise. On
joining Com. Perry, his Aag will be hois,ed
on board the Constellation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-08

Ao ariivs h Yok bs,ugs London pn-
pcts,to JOY IS, one Or two days later dates
than 3siore rec.ised bur their contents add
iiltie a II iormer stock Of transatlantic
news.
LoHpox, july 25.--A common Hall, We
understand, is 10 be held tomorrow, for the
purpose Of returning the thanks OF the Livery
10 the Lord Mayor, for his efforts to preserve
ne peace Of sne CRY on "Wednesday last.
Mr.. Hunt is expected 10 be present. He
will no doubt, cndeayour TO elicit an cxposi-
tion Of I" the horrible plot" for bngniog the
Metropolis, and numbering its peaceaole in-
habiiants.- A glorivss row" may be ansici-
paied-
The Paris papers state, that the Inquiries
which have been Instituted, in consequ
OF tho murder Of Ko,zehue, and the rcent at
tempt 70 ssssssins,e M. IbeI, have led to the
discovery OF conspiracy 10 several German
Univct sites, 10 overthrow the existing Gov
c,nment in Germany, and cousoke a General
Assembly, TO be styled The Senate, which
should eject PriDce to eoyesn tho whole
Cert- aofr iDrgt,orv 't.t
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Jf.JHHi ~, Hatat
At Weaeriy, byJ w Knight. Esq Mr. RowLArp
BuapIeE 10 Miss SALLY THoMYsos, daughter Of
Capt Joshua r. Thompson. all of ,bd town. 1890
On the 5h inst. by the same, ALpsRTps STARR,
Of .Ssoniagson, Cen to Miss EMMA LAnpairR,
daughter Of Msj- Elisha LAmphier, Of the former
place. N[
DIED,
In this town, on Friday morning last, Of dropsy,
Mrs. USIce BvsH, wife Of Ns. Richard Bush. and
daughter Of the late Mr. David Melville 10 the 39ih
year Of her age.
Yesterday morning, Mfr BrLLrscs BvRprcx. in
the s5th year of his age -Funerat this afternoon.
at his late dwelling house in Dission-street, relz
tions and friends, requested to attend without
further invitation:
On Monday last. Mrs. HASsAH vEaNow, aged
80. the smis6ie coasost Of DcA william w. vernon
The funeral viii be this afternoon. At 3 o'clock, at
his house, which the relations and friends are re.
q'iested TO attend, wsthost fsrshcr invitation.
On Tuesday The 3ist ut of consumption, So Mp.
SOW SHsrsAs, son Of Mr. Job sherman, in TIE 9th
year Of his sge.
Al Prsollence, on the 3lst uIt the Hon. JAssi
q. Mason. sse Representative in Congress from
this -,ste, in The Ash year of bis age
Al Phiiads Ysa. jonx RrrLEBor. Esq Of Sswh
Carcafrd
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or NE WPoRT.

sIoop Eapid, vablcn, PlsisJelphis.
te-f4 . CLEARED,
Sch Baltic, Bailey. 8crmsda: sicop Niagara,
Fowler, Savannah, sioop. Ann-Siaria, Gardner, n.
York. t. ..e
Thursday. Srps i--Arrised Gn distress). brig
Detsey, Lily, II days from Dresden, tsie bound 70
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ti<<QN S4l>E,
pew No.yk n lhe Rev Mr.. EIroS's Meeting
.siso- Military Equipments. su,tsbIe for &c !. Of.
ncsr Apply 20 wsJAAEs TILLEy.
~ fhc Pves,dens of fhc u States.
HXWhEREAS, by an act Of Congress, passed on
49, the 81 da, of March. 1915. entitled s.,Ah sct
TO provide for the ascer,a'pug and surveying of the
boundary lines txed BY lLe treaty with the Creek
indians, and Tor other purposes" TIE President Of
OF the Uned States IS author zx to cause the lands
acquired by the said treaty 70 ae offered Cor sale.
when surveyed. tW Z, f f N
Therefore I. JASrs MoSsos, PRECEDENT Of the
United States do hereby declare and make known
that public saieA for the dsposaL sgreeabl 10 law.
ct certain lands in the Alabama Territory, Shall be
held at Cahsts, ~ the said territory. on The frst
Monday 70 December NEXT, and shall continue foe
three weeks during which time will be offered for
sale. tt - $500 wv 80
Townships No 9 10 IS. in range So
To~nshpse, 10, II. is. i3 ID. i6. IN range t
., TO- li,l2. in do
8. 10. IL, IL n do
except such lands have been or shall be rrserv.
ed by Law for the support &c schools or for o,Eer
purposes The lands shall be offered for sale n
regular numerical osdcf, commencing with The low.
est number OF section. township aud range. :.
Given under my hand, At The city Of Washneton.
the 2&.h OF August 1915.
JAMES MONROE.
y JOSIAH MEiGS, Commissioner of the
General Land oiIice
Printers authorized 20 publish the Laws Of tho
United States will insert the above Once week till
the lst Of December next.
September 3. n
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\. THNtNsSVUf0f'S JSOflCf.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber ha6
IN been duly appoisted. Admris,ra,rs on the
Estate of DEBORAH PALMER, late OF Ncwpossx
IN the county Of Newport. deceased and has ,aken
upon hcrsrl; that trust, by giving honth ss the law
directs all persons having demands against said
Estate, are required TO exhibit the ssmcj and ali
persons Indebted. are called upon to make inrioa
dl ate payment to-, ~. ,.
boRcAs bLY. .sdnsss~airt4.
Newport, sept g. 1910 M. I. a ~. w
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REP.RESENTdT7YE ELEC7ION.

REP.RESEI'T.dTTYE ELEC7ION.
The semi snnual election of State Repre-
scuta'ivcs on Tuesday las,, so far as we can
learn, has produced similar result to that Of
Apsii. There have been some changes Of
persons, bu, the Republic mslority Of the
House msy be considered about the same
. In South-Kingsown,she utmost Influence,
Of Elisha X. Potter and his friends was exer-
ted to defect the reelection Of Eishs Wa.
son Republican, who was returned a repre-
sentative from that town in the spring but all
shis 6oasfed aud dreadful influence, which
bad been put in full, constant sod active ope-
ration Tor period of six months, WAS una
sa;ling and Mr.. Watson was elected BY the
sriumphan, majority of27. in q community
where Mr.. Potter has hitherto wieIdcds ms.
jori,y Of about 200, and IN contest condue,ed
sish such zeal and determination by eisbs
party, ss bypught 10 tho polls nearly every
freencS OF that popuIous sowe, Pat ~
The cities Of Augusta, and Savannah.
in Georgia; those Of North Ca.c.iua. and
Virgins, are free from malignant tisca.
ses; in BAltinnore, particularly at FeI's
Point, The yellow fever prevails, to an a.
farming degree and has caused a rigid
quarantine Of It's citizens, vessels and ef-
fects, arriving in any OF the ncighbouring,
as well as distant ports and places.
New-York, We are happy to learn, en-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-08
SAVINGS BANK.

We understand this Institution IN this
town, has already succeeded beyond the
expectations OF its most sanguine friends.
Many deposits have ealready been made,
and they will doubtless increase very
largely, when the subject is more fully
and generally understood. 1t is very
useful Institution, and we wish it pros
perity and success commensurate with
its utility
With much satisfaction, we learn that
Col. TowsoN, recently in command op
this station, has been appointed by the
President, Paymaster- General Of the u.
S. army, in place of Robert Brent, Esq.
resigned. This is an important appoint
ment, and the President has done well
in thus rcwarding the eminent services
Of this distinguished soldier.
The celebrated JosEPH LANcAsTER
delivered Lecture in this town, on
Monday evening last, on the nature and
advantages Of his system of education.
The meeting was very well attended.
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State Of Rhode Island, sc.
WAsHrNorox, g. C.e,ks Once, Snftssae ~.

WARRINGTON, Is, Csreks 0Nce, SnfFrsae u.
dicfai Couvf, .1sguss 3lss 1919
Vxy ys'ETEis Phebs Greehe, oe kielnnlond. N IA
" counly OF Wsvh;nEtuu. ~iiS " nAnieI n
Greene Of taid KiclAshond. hasbandshA6. nss nlcd
10 stated that saed Court would pass decree ~
Divorce, rendering nun and void The bonds of mara
rsge stlbsistInE between her and her husband Dana
iel r Greene Notice il therefore hereby given, 10
the said DShiel, 70 appear at the supscme judicial
Court, lif he see fs,) ncxt be holslrn AZ southS
Eingstown. within and for the. county Of WashiugS
ton, on the second Monday OF October next, then
aud there to respond unto said petition
~ JOHN SECAu. C7evk 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-08

INTENDS opening . SCHOOL in Newport. if suit.
4 eent encouraE meni should offer. Cor the pur.
pose Of teaching Music, viz-The Piano Forte,
Flute, and Spanish Guitar The best recommend
tions can Be given OF his character and qus'ifca-
tons Application can be made TO Mr.. BosrrLs.
at Mr. Townsend's, Ia,
Terms, 81 per Quarter . lessons each week =
Private lessons. 8 ~. ~
Newport, sept g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-08
NEW PAINT STORE.
ALDEN HAMMOND,

ALDEN HAMMOND,
- EsPECrFULLy informs his friends and the
II public in general. that he has taken the Store,
No. 2. Mill-street, next west Of Mr.. William vii.
boor's Brick store, where he intends carrying on
his business Of House, ship and Chair PAINTING,
and GLAZiNG.-All orders from his Customers
win be attended to. and every favor gracefully ac-
knowledged. 49,
Newpo.t I, sept &.
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PHILIP STEVENS,

Palnfer and Gkaziey.
FAKES this meth, ID to inform his friends and
the public in general, that he continues at the
Old Stawi. No 81. Thames street. lately occupied
BY Stevens e Hamriond, where he carries on The
business Of Painting md Glazing with neatncss and
dispstclr--He has a general Assortment Of
Paints and Windoso Glass,
which he will sell as cheap as can be bought in
Newport--s;gns and Chairs painted with peatness
--Painis and Oil put up at short notice.
N. B.--fle hss few sets Of CHAIRS on hand,
which he viii sell ehesp.
4 Newport, sept. a. s-y4 -&i-,ss1 "a Il
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Dissofurion Of Co-Parfnership.

Dissofltior of Craftsmanship. s'
THE Co-Par,nership heretofore existing be-
tween STEVENS & HAMMOND. Painters
and Glsziers, was dissolved by mutual consent on
the Slst install persons having demands agsinst
said P.rm. are requested TO present them for set.
tlement and those indebted. are called upon to
make payment to the subscribers at The Store, No.
81, Thames street, or before The LIST OF October,
or their Ac cunts will be put into The hands or an
Attorney for settlement. ..S l
PHILIP STEVENS,
ALDEN HAMMOND.
Nsvport sent 1910 ttH
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x the Annual Meeting ofshc Rhode. lsl-
IA asf Medical Soriety, held az Nswporss
on Inc a5ih ins,. The following OfFicers were
elected for tho ensuiug year, viz ;-- x -.
Pardon Bowen, Presidcn. W'
Caleb riske, Is, vice.Preddeps. F.jl-
David King, I'd Vire Prcndsns. tY&
John w. Rcbmord, Rec. Secretary. - w.
Willsm Tutpcr, Corvcs Secretary. x Nv
Thomas NJ. Barrows, Treasurer. y .f
Hosa.io G. Bowen, Librayion and Ce5iu<k 4*
Krfhrr. z H<
J Edmund T. wariog, WiIiiam g. Shaw n
Samuel West, Charles Couoh--- Censers ~ X
che Southern Dissrieg. . a ,s>n, .x
solomon Drown, Levi wheo.op, ssmsei 4 =
Hudson, John Msckie-- Crnseys for me Ns4s ~ 'F77
tArrn Dissvief. ~ # !
Doctors Bella CoIegsove, siIss James, jvs. n,
Ephraim Knapp, John Stone, Joseph Nsusee%' ~ n
Cullen Lamb, Hayne Simmonds, and F-spci1
CoIwcl, were elected fftiOps ef the Soeissv. ~,
DE-. Charles Cotton wss appointed i.,, ~ ~ y. n
D. Richmond B'owneiI I'd Orator Jer.
nerf Hnnfvevsnrv. I{k8R/ /<
Nrwpqr', Aug 81, 1919. z4
MOUNT-HOPE B1WK- 81 q s<ss : ~.
A the anNuai meeting OF The stockhJl n ~ <{< ~
= houpt.Hope Banks ~ their Bank u6ssos g. \
Monday, tho eh inst: the following psrsonc ys{9<
viz James DWsE H4n1s L. n DNsH 1bvH ~
Diran, Lsvi DWoy and MARI "A UWsy X2<
Ata subsequent meei~g of The Disectors, 49, IS Y
UWey ESQ vas cisossn President fTT
Bristol, h,6 90. 1878. la2sl
v ~ ~ N011CE. 49,
THE subscriber gives notice tss m hso 61jneo.t M
pointed BY the TowsCounci q Wxipoev9s 4 !, n
in tie county Of Newport, Guardian % Lx>1 DA14R<1
KER, Of said AIddetowps BY his o~v cfnes3. ~ IA
'sSs 9TH ,'s sd s'f:s sssss .sr sss' s ds.
pArtienIar perms1A ISAAC DAKu y H
rewpols aug - se's A.s Il - ~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE .rTEs
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE
CORRELLp,
Vegetable Oil for the Hair.

ThLFhNEIJ ~ J. DORFIN.
THIS composition 81 the vegetable atI r,sF..
TIAL oILs = The result Of frequent experiment !.
and has been approves by long exper ience. 4,
gives new life 20 the bsir when il becomes dsa,I.
ened by we,,ing, exposure, sickness or ave Lesa.
The head clean from scur and assists the hsaI,h,,
action which alone presents lively curl Or brillia
looks. The hair ~ a vegetable which reou;re.-
aud rePays attention as much as any other. Ear.
y badness might frequently he prevented by a
judcious use of this proper alment.
(iE) Anr 2 1910
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MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH lNIMEN i ,

rs offered to the public as being one os the esh
sff apd fafel cures for this disorder - Longer
perieoee has proved the tEicaty of this Ointment.
il n peril tly fafe in ito operation. and may os sp
nlied 70 the small Ell infant without danger The
icsnt 10 agrseahet isuot neeeaary for The ra'ien'
70 take brimftone as IL common 10 other o,otment
Th;, Outmeut is put in lin boxes convenient t.
carry, and eaci, genuine ooH will ne accompanied
with directions # genuine and wiz he hgned by
JOFI, MH.LFR he above Or met .nsy be
had in imsl or large qusnt'tis5 Of lozL NiLI Rss
81 George; De Gym H5,o'i 60 f 81. luke
Head Ne So Hanover ftreet Dr. Samuel Re fan,
T. Ne Newbu-y ftreet, Bchcn DR. Jcbn Gee,
DR.. = S Dspes and MIR HIM, B. man Portlard
6~s,y Ra4vssa Wal oborCugh; Mr. JTde Hyds
b uiiwick, Haissy Hsaity Gt,gs Midas and
Ns,I5s Fses 1homzsiown, an OatS fr,y Camden
Ras ard Getr, Friesdfhip George kstisjsn, >,
George
xSrhe aboveOinineot is fold sfo by the prin
final Apothecaries Bookteile,s and gtsaers 10 Maj
faehuf etts AID in the Britih provinces
March Is, 1919.
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LR. RELIES ASIHMATIC
PILLS
rCOPE OF A LETTER.

OTCOPE OF A LETTER.
w T.CONW AY-Sir, deem il nv duty
w 70 he public, as well - you il psrtiru-
lar TO make known rnt case that others may have
the benefit OF 50 vslusbie Medicine I was
iong time sfh eied Wi h 8 violent cough, with
extreme d tficul'y of breathing, and was At last
reduced SO low that my life was dcspairet Vi.
when was advised by friend TO make q rial
fyour DE-, Reife's Asthms'ic Phls'--by tsking
hem three DAYS according 10 Tie direction, (
was enabled TO walk out and was cured BY ore
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NTILLIaM HYDE, a his Book Store Sign
Wv of The Bible, No, 3, Mussey's Row, HIS
jus, received for sale by The hundred or less,
Cummings PrononnciDg Spelling Book.
Also fer sale as shove
REPORTS OF CASES, Argued and Deter
nil ed in The Superior Court of Judics,ure, for
tn State of New Hampshire, from Spite
1916. to February. 1Si9.-By NATHANIBL AID
ANS.
Also. the
REPORT OF THk CASE of he Trustees of
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE tgsinst WIIkiAM
WOODWARD, argued and determined in the SUI
uerIoi Ours Of filics,ure Of the re Of NJ
Hsmp hl e, Nov. 1917. And Eror in the
SUP. en,t Court ct the United s si-s Februsr,
1919. b Timothy FsrtAr, Counsellor a,
Lew.
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Al NEW GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE,
No. 5 MERCHANTS ROW,
HAS on hand and is now opening general
- assortment Of

= assortment Of
GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
Bcoadclo,hs fuperhne. black blue, fcarier b div,
Csfimeres fuper6ne back blue, Coburx mixed
dfss olive and brown
Pelife Cloths and Fiannels
Hunters CIo,h-Kerfsys-Czrp
Rofe Sankets-Flanne white. (mild and twid
red black and green
Toilinetts and Swansdowns-b buff anG white hne
Qmting,-white Wooiea Frocks
Plain and printed Cafimere Shawls
Worried. lambs wool, cotton and FIX Hofery
Bomba zs,ts, plain aud ,wiiI'o figured and printed
Tartan plaid s-black 6cmt-ziae,
Cotton Shirtirg, and Shse.Ing, British and Amer
lean,
silk aud Tabby velvets-Platilia, white and
brown,
Calico fac, uper6ne and common,
Carlisle and common GINS hAns-furniture Patch
and Furni ure DlmisIes,
White CORD and blk G amoricks,
Strip d. 6g'd and white Camorick',
Whi,e aud cord Cravats-bi~ and Gag silk Hhdkfs
Cambrick Mu .lin-Linen Csmbricks,
India plain, leno book and fancy Mullins,
Scotch and long Lawns-Menets,
Merino Gown Trimmngs-Co II Linen Dam
AK,
Thread / aces--linen and cotton Threads
Mems Gloves, of Doe skin aud lind beaver fix,
Women's Gloves, lind beaver kid and fix
Irifh and German Linens, white and brown
Silk Braids--T affeta and iatin Ribbons
Black and color'd Florence Lulrings
Black Slnihaws and Sarfnets
Black and white Sartins
Maxim Crzpes-D ,Ies and shawls
F ne Rugs Rufia Crafh-Umbreas
I ndia Couons-Sewing Silks
Gilt, Maltese and horn Buttons
american Manufacture.
| piece each, blue and drab bROADCLOTH,
and 5 pieces SATTINEFS,of the Goods
on which the highest premiums were
obtained at Brighton the present
season Otc 25 If
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PETER RICHARDSON.

RoxbuFy, (Mass.) Sept. 90. 1878.
When cure fJr one dollar AT most FOR two
doii.-i can be obtained TOR cough. cold ,~lhma
Difficulty OF breathing. Ughtness Of The chest,
wusezirg, pain IN he side, splitting Of tIooL.
strained stomscb, &c. must IL no. ne a matter oF
surprise that we see The obituary dsily awelleu
with deaths oceasioned principally BY lids On
an average at least one hundred and fif thou
sand persons die annually OF censumptlol.t ORGY
mating principally f ON taking cold. comm ncng
with cough, then with d fiicuity of breathing
and pain The side, at length the ungs become
affected consumption ensaes, and death closes
me scene. Alas TOO often does p eludice BY
listening some, and adopting he o,iinions Of
Others, ,.e all; thereby preventing the trisI of
such medicines as NIGH, afford relitf, under the
idea thai no reliefcsn be obtained. Scercesa
Gaze occurs that may no DC relieved by the lime.
ly zulnCgtlpn OF
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l6Y DR.. Relies Asthmatic Pills.

us u PROOF OF IEhCH We |OtIOzclng undressing
cures are Submitted for public perusai:
M. Stetson. of Hxnov.r,xs nine year, I'll ic,-
ed with vioIent pain IN his righi breas tIeaded
at tipes with CREST difficulty of breathing, and
wholly incapable of attending business, was cur
ed and his health perfectly Restored by Two box
es Of these pills.
40 elderly Lady, her daughter AMI grand
dsugh,s Of Boston, we're each Z eadfuIy stfi,cI-
ed with asthms and d.fRcuI'y of bres,hi,g,were
all of hem cured and restored 20 perfect health
BY seven boxes.
Judge, of Salem, had been many years
afflicted with violent cough aud difficulty Of
breathing, was cured by two boxes, hIs sleep wss
restored on the second night. which nad been bro
ken for many years
A Lady, Of Boston, turned o. sixty, was severe
ly afflicted with cough, pain in the side, al times
splitting of blood, could not lie down 10 bed for
four years. could not sleep but at short intervals
was restored 10 perfect health on taking boxes.
These pills give instant ease in all coughs, colds.
asthmas, difficulty in breathing, wheeling. tight
ness Of the chest, strained stomach. consumption
pain in the side, splitting of blood chine<s and
SIN We ngs, the fol erunners Of malignant fever DC
Common colds are emoved in few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable and in-
Simultaneous, even when the lungs are affected
Ask for " d.. Relics Asthmatic Pills" One box
containing twelve pills. frequently effects cure
10 prevent imposition the outside printed rhPPer
is signed w. II. Conway" Observe this as you
| value health /. Sold wholesale by the PropretorY
", T. onwsy, Chemist, No. 1, Bamstead Fiace,
Common Stree,, Boson---and most d7uggiss ahu
booksellers of responsibility Also. ~ most post
masters throughout lie Union--where may hehat
al, those justly esteemed and highly approves ne'-
icine., prepared By - w. 4. Conway" A large
disconnt TO country physicians, traders. &c.
nPPamphlets Of many extraordinary curss,ao
| comi any each bottle.
DIR. Relies Botanical Drops
DR.. Relies Asthmaiic Pills,
Or. Relies Aromatic fills,
Dr.. Relies Ambitious Fills,
DIR. Relies Vegetable SPECIFIC,
Or. Relpe's Vegetable Rheumatic Pilss
DR.. JebD's Rheumatic Liniment,
Dumfries Itch Ointment,
Dumtrics Lotion,
| British Aniiseeptic Deniiirice,
DR.. Hunters Pills,
DIR. Hunter injection Powders
DR.. Hunters Cerae,
Albion Corn Plaster.
| Cambrian Tooth Ache Pills IL.
! n--For many important cures, see Sa"pp"1
| wL,cn may be had ofthe Agent grd"S .old
| The above Medicines ae pfcpsLeu = r.v
wholesale by the sole proprietor, y. e .rpet..
| Chemist, No. 4. Buns'ead rIare' I.tmar
| Boston, and retail BY Gee q ana.'s, 0,;s6.ld-s
| rs J,npse Porrland-yaka PhiPps' " .'''. ~
Mark Leach, Isoynord--and wholesale ,fyS..
| Chamber over Attu ood's Crockery Store =
Sfrtof, Portldnd d.. i.,aHss
- A large discount 70 e0''i''- : -
traders, Sc.
Oct. II. eoH6t.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16
FARM FOR SALE.

EHE Subscribe offers for sale his FARM in
PownaI, pleasantly situated on four county
roaJs, the most public place tor Trade in the town
c'ntain'ng $50 acres of good Land, convenient
two story DIV ELLING HOUSE in good repair
'wo Barns with other out Buildings, with hard.
some young Orchard of 600 Trees and or SOC
rods OF stone wall q good wood lot. with full
proportion OF Nov ing, Pasturing and tiage, 10
seih with one half OF orstInIll If best suits the
purchase, terms will be liberal and made known
by applying to the subscriber on the premises.
EDWARD TQMPSON.
Oct. %. (eopSt.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16
PRE- TIOUS NOTICE

A LII demands remaining due to The estate
"A CALVIN FARRAR, Esq. late of M.
ford, in the county of Oxford decreased he c. :
January 1920, will be put il suit nitbout ,,...' NJ
inaiioo. CHARLES WHITMAN
Waterford Oct. q 1919 SD