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DIR. RELIES
AS7 H/NITX Pills.

ne a Prosf Of which the Joloring mtcresdsg cStte1
are Submitted 20 public perusa'' y@}
01 Mr.. STEISON. T%}
OF Hanover, was years afflicted with vioiene|
pain in his right breast. attended times with gts&o|
difficulty Of breathing. and wholly incapAbe "t seS)
tending business, after having tried In yar ell otbf|
medicines, was cured sod his health perfectly rdSs
tored by boxes Of these pills. MFft
EF AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand daughter. OF Boesooy.
were each dresdfuy afflicted with asthma and diils|
Guilty Of breathing, we're all Of them cured and ~
stored to perfect health by z boxes. ~
Judge ------, of Salem, had been many years b1s]
vercIy afflicted with violent cough and d'hiculq
restored on The second night, which had been brot
a Lady Of Bosfoa turned of so, was sevefely
afflicted with cough, pain in the aide, at tines spl(
ting OF blood, could not lie down in Eer bed for q
years. could not seep but At short Intervals. was rel
stored 10 perfect health on taking 3 boxes. ~
These Pills give instsn; ease in ell coughs, ce64
asthmss, difficulty Of breathing, wheezngs tigIIl4I
ness Of The chest, strained stomach, consumptiot
pain in the side, splitting OF blood, chlihcss sh0
common colds are removed in few hours, she see1
will experience relief equally agreeable and inste
sneous, etcn when thcl ungs are affected f0JJ ~
for "Dr, Relies Asthmatie Pills" One boz csnfn(1
ing ~ pill frequently eEects cure Iereceu q,
pesnra the outside printed wrapper is signed ',W:I
4. Conway Observe fhn you cdfne heath isrre<
pared and sold wholesale by the sole pfoprietors
W. T. Conway, chemist, No. 4, Bumstesd Place [
-stfcet, Boston. by special sppointsnept VI
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, DrhggfsS
No. ITO, Tbsmes-strcet, NewPQsts1
.Hts. " t,r
LemoeI w. friggs, Brissef, Hercules Whitnf}t
j. " Mason, Propiicnces DYER Howes. Hindhslsf
Greene, Nsp- Lehdss Isssc u Bail, BarysrdY and
druggists, book sellers end post-snasters thto'
out the United States. where may be bad all these
ja"iy esfeeued and highly appreve's " medienes,7
sax boxes for Eve dollars, i2 boxes for nine dollars
and IL dozen botties.for 400 dollars. q
Dec. 3,IkI7. t. w
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JOB SHERMAN,

71u6 y0sl TcffIUcu .Vc90. J00ds. n
"HiCH he will sell on the most reasonable
w terms--.9meng rhich are
Various colourcd Tabby yeIvets, jsconctt aud
other Cambrcks; Scotch & India book -Musins /,
power.loom shir,ngs India Cottons long u short
kid Gloves bandanno Handkerchiefs, by piece |,
purple, chinls and other shawis, great variety Of
Combs, b, wholesale and retail.
TEAS, selected 10 ensure the appreciation Of pur-
chssers Singer unadulterstc, pure from the .
for rs cts pei III. aud other Groceries, in propo.
Newpolt, 81 mo. 10th 1919.
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W HEN cure tor one dollar. or a, mos, Tor w9
w dollars, can be obtained for cough. cods
asthma. difficulty Of breathing, iigh,ness of thn
chest. whee zng pain in the side spit,ing ot Iood
a strained stomach. &c. must IL not be matte Of
surplixe that we the obituary daily swclisa with
death occasioned principally BY colds on an aters
a;s az least
E-5s One Hundred u F.)1y 7nousana PevagAs
die annually Of consumption, originating prnc'ralsv
from taking cold commencing with cough, then dshl.
Guilty OF breathing and pain in the side At lehgtll
the lungs become affected, consumption ensucs, and
death closes the sccne Alas too oitcp does prtA
judice. by listening some and adopting the opinA
Ion oil Others, prevail thereby preventing trial,
SUCH medicines 40 nigh, afford relief, under ~
idea that no relief con be obtained Scarce caSo
occurs but may be relieved BY The timely applica*
tion Of - IL
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VI W. = ~ = HHSHb ~ o1 H1FT =
MILL Ser for Cash only, az bis sock Of Cali
~ Goes, Furnitures X Chin, At the prime cost,
those disposed 10 purchase VII, do welito call and
see Tor themselves On hand as usual complete
sssor:men OF English. India. frenol arc American
SuuDS. Jan 3. 1919.
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BOXES OF COTTON BALLS.

THE subscriber has jus, received, large qusn.
Z tty of Cotton Balls, 10 handsome boxes. which
he will sell for rs cents box, each Dox containing
sx balls. Apply 70
WIN. JAMES yTILLEY,
No. t9s. 1yanes-sfreef.
rio hcs On land-sn ssssuuens Of Pronella
Shoes, ~ o. . PAR. FEB ~.
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UNION HOTEL.
JOHN COOK.
Iayorms fhe fubhc in general y ais friends n

sV,HAr he has takeu the noted lsouaeA of Cul-,
= James Per,y's, No. 100, Thames-street, iatclxi
improved by Mr.. DowE AS Pubic Housc. and
which he proposes 10 aceommodat. Ladies ar'dI
Gentlemen who may do him the honor to Gail srou)
him, with the best fare the make, may afford NO|
exer,ions shall wanting tosistif, and oblge ~
The best OF Liquors will be ready a and, snf)
good keeping OF Horses constantly provided.
+ " few steaiy borders (ladies aud gehtlc fhah,3
can BE- accommodated IN tbs best mannes. .k
Newport. July L, l8l8 Fo
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AN ACr max ns appropriations for the sup
port OF the Navy of the United States, tos

AN All max rs appropriations iSr the sup
port OF the Navy of the United States, toe
the year eighteen hundred and nineteen
a BE if eneefed by the Senate and HoRse OF
Reiiresensanves Of the United States o1 .4ne :,
RIGA in Congress assembled, That, for def,ay
Ing the sxpences ot the navy, tor the year
one thousand eIgas aundred and nineteen,
she ioIio Siog su ms DC aad the same are heie-
by appropriated
For pay and slosislence of the officers, and
pay Of the ssiinen, nine nundred and eighty
ak thousand tnsee hundred and seveny-two
dollars aad seyeny.five cents.
For provIsioas, tour hundred and five thou
eand e "a hundred aud fifteen dollars.
For lnsdicines, hospital stores, and all cx-
pences Oh account of the sick, including the
maine corps, thirty-slx thousand dollars.
For repairs of vessels, three hundred and
seventy fye thousand dollars.
For contingent expences, 'hrcc hundred
thousand dollsrs.
For repairs of navy-yards, docks, and
wharves, one hundred and fity thousand dol
lars.
For comps ing medals and swords, seven
thousand five hundi d dollars,
k For pay and subsistence Of the marine
corps, one hundred aud twenty-two thousand
eight hundred and ninety-eignt dollars.
For S,othing the same, two thousand and
thirty dollars aud ten cents.
Fot military stores for the same, one thou
sand and eighty seven dollars and ff,y cents.
For contingent expeoees foc the same,
eighieen thou saDd six hundred dollars.
Sec. 2. Ind be is further enacted, That
she several appropriations hereinasiore made,
shall be paid out OF any money 10 the Treas
ury not otherwise appropriated.
Eeb i5, l3l9--Approyed,
81 JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT providing additional penalties for
fa,Se entries for the benefit Of drawback,
or bounty on exploration
Be rsocsed by tAe Senate and House u
Rehresensatves of tie UnHed States Of .Snc-
yica IN Congress assembled, That, in addition
to the forfeitures and penalties heretofore
provided by law, for making false entry
with The col c,or Of any district OF any goods,
wares or merchandise, for the benefit OF
drawback or bounty on exploration, the per-
son making such false entry, shall (except in
cases, her c,o:ore excepted by law forfeit and
pay 10 the Uni,ed States sum equal 10 The
value of the articles mentioned, or described
in such eolry to be sued for, recovered, dis
tribu,ed, and accounted for, in The manner
prescribed by the act, entitled An act TO
regulate the duties on imports aud TONNAGE"
passed On tho second day of March, one
thousand seven hundred and ninety
Feb. 30, lsl9-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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POST OFFICE, NEWPORT:
AIOTICE is hereby given, That the South
In sefn and Western Msils will close pre-
ciseIy ct hall past 9 o'clock every morning,
20 sbst il msy sfsive At or before o'clock
p. M. Of the same day. and intercept the
Wcstern mail which arrives there from Bos-
100 at that hour, and proceed with ], 70 the
Soothvsrd.--This arrangement fsciliisies the
depart ore oi The mails l4 hours ss they viii
sop but few minutes al the Providence OF
fec for distrbution.--Thi arrange meni com
mences on Monday, the 9sth inst. Ths
Providence and Southern Mails will arrive o,
this Office evesy Afternoon, by q o'clock.
b. b. MUMFORD, Poss-l1aster.
June 90, 1919. (J. SOY
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Commissioners Notice.

VIE, tue subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Hon Court of Probate, for the town OF
South x ing stown, in the county Of Washington
commissioners to receive examine, and adjust the
claims az ainst tine Estate OF
JOHN SEGAR,
late Of South -Kngslown, deceased represented in
solvent; do hereby give notice; that ak months,
from this day are allowed to the creditors of said
Estate bring in and prove their respective claims
and that we will attend for that purpose, NJ the
house Of Joseph Reynolds, innfoder, st Little Rest.
on the las, Saturday Of each month, in the alter
noon, during said period.
JOHN T NICHOLS, Z r,o,,,,;,,;,r.r,
JAMES sHEARMAN e0""''''"''"
All persons that are indebted to the Estate oil
said deceased are called upon TO make immediate
payment TO
An.cAIL sEGAR. saaS''His'ra'r'r
FRANCIS b sEGAR. administrators.
soufh-K -Kings,own. June i4ih, 1919 q 30)
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70 BUILDERS.

HE subscriber a resident of Freetowp, in the
, state Of Massachusetts, takes this mstbcd 10
inform the gentlemen Of Newport and its vicinity,
that by application 10 him, they be furnished,
with stone steps, of all dimeDtions, made OF the
most durable grannet; also stone suitable foi the
foundations Of houses, or for any other purpose,
for which gfannet 10 used He soicils The patron.
sge Of gentlemen who are abon, to buiio. ard re.
fers the to SIEpHEST. NoRTHAM, Esq of New
port, for specimen of his workmanship, as well as
the material which he uses. Letters directed 10
the care OF sTosRIrcz q MIRnIcK, freetown,
will reach the subscriber in the course OF he mail
and all orders will be strictly snd puDctusy 1t.
tended TO. PATRICK HAYES.
Ntarort, May 26, 1912
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~ tic ftesident Of The u. Sta1es.

ny me ITCSiUCHt ~ INC u. DfGIfS.
NJ hEREAS, by an act Of Congress, passed on
w the third OF March, 1915, entitled I" An act
TO provide for. the ascertaining and surveying Of
the boundary lines fixed by tie treaty With the
Creek Indians. and for other purposes" the Presi.
dent OF the United States is suthofized 10 cause
the lands acquired by the said treaty to be offered
for sale, when surveyed
Therefore, !. JAMES McnRoE, President of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (agreesble to law)
Cf certain lands in the territory OF Alabama, shall
be held at louisville, in said territory, as follows
On The first Monday IN July next, for the sale ot
tovnships 9, 10, ii, IL, l3 and IL. in ranges and
2, west-9. 10, ii, IL. l3 and II in range east
9, ii, ~ and IA, in range 2, esst-l2 and l3, in
range 3, east.-11, 10 and Is, in range 4, east,
On the first Monday in september, for the sale OF
townships and 10 in range 8. west-9. ~. IL, IL.
b. IA, IS, 10, IL, ID. :9, 20 and 81, in ranges q
and S, west.
On the first Monday in November. for the sale of
townships. 9, 10 and IL, in ranges and 7, VEST
9 and 10, in range 8, west-9, 10 and IL, iD range
9, west-9, 10, IL and 10. in range 10, vesi-9, IL,
H. IL and l3, in range IL, wcst-9, 10, III, IL. Is
and H. in range IL, west.
On the first Monday in Janusry, 1920. for the
sale Of toAnsbps 9, TO- IL. i2 l3 and ~ in ranges
IS and 4,-wes,-iU, III. 10, IS and IL, in rarge
IS, west-iI, ~. is and ii. in range l6, west-l2
and IS, in range ~, west
And sales shall be held at Cahaba, in the said
territory. on the FIRST Monday in August next for
the sale of nshrs o. 1911, l2 10, "a and IS. in
range So 10, II. ~, I3, IS and Is. ir range O.
II, in range 7-l0 and H. ia rspge e--s, 81 10 ant
IL in ranges 10 and 1I-9. 10 anc II, in rsnge Il
Excsr<ing suchIapds as have teep, or shall be- re-
served Acco, ding to law, for the use Of schools
aud for other purposes Each sale shall continue
open for two weeks and no longer, and shall com
mcncc with the lowest number Of section, tow Dshp
and range, and proceed in regular numerical order
Given under my hand, a, the city Of Washington
hundred aud nineteen. JAMES MONROE.
BY the President JOSIAH MICS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
or Printers Of Newspapers who are authorized
to publish the Laws Of the United States, will insert
the above once week till the first Of January next
l..ss
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RKoDE-IsLAND REGISTER.

II re subscriber having bad il in contemplation
tor some time past 70 publish HegIster OF
bis native States which 10 acknowledged be much
wanted, begf leave TO announce that he has 0sde
and IS making such arrangements - 10 snsuse IL
completion At period ss early - possibles probs-
bly, in the course Of four or five months. II bis
state, it is true. is small. when compared with many
of the others but correct list Of ali her officers,
associatioLs and public institutions is certainly On
that account not the less desirable is the nten-
ton Of the pubsher 10 spare pains to render the
khsdc- -lslaNd Aegisfcr interesting ~ possible 10
all. particularly to the citizens Of riosidenee Il s
intended TO contain complete list Of the civil. ju
dicial end military officers of the State, the meet
ings Of the General Asst mbiy, the State and Fed.
erai Courts, the Friends. the different Masonic
Lodges throughout the State, together With list
ofther officers, &c Also list of the officers OF
the General Government, Governors oI the states,
municipal officers Of the oiferept towns in this
State, complete list Of Banks and Insurance Q IA
ces in the State, With then officers, capitals, and
the discount days Of ths former, post-towns and
Post, Masters in H. Island. and the rates of postage
in the United States. as established by law
In order TO expedite The work fast as possible,
1t is respectfully requested OF the Town. Clerks Of
The different towns in the State, TO furnish the pub
Usher, a. soon as they conveniently can, with list
OF the municipal tcers Of then respective towns,
the ordained ministers, with the particular demon
nation 10 hich they belong, Auornies, Physicians
Ard eurgeons, the public institutions and associa-
tons with the dste Of their formation, and the pre-
sent presiding officers OF the sane. for which they
viii. be paid reasonable compensation, If desired
--Gentlenen of leisure and information would also
much obge the subscriber, and enhance the value
OF the intended publication, by ior~ aiding any sini
lar statements, which Nigh, be interesting TO our
citizens generally; which may be directed TO him
by mail, or sent by any other convenient convey.
snce HUGH II. BROWN.
Gazette. Office, Providence, June ~ r. SOL
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OLD MAIL LINE.

THE subscribers respectfully Inforn,
u the public, that the Mail Stage leaves New
port every morning. (sunday exceptcd) 3, hsnpssi
o'clock, and arrives in Providence at half past
O'Clock, p. H. Leaves Providence every morning,
(Sunday excepte6) at O'Clock. and arrives IN New
port, a. O'Clock, p. N. The fare 5 = 5C--siIowtd
Is lbs. baggage grais--125 lbs. pay the ssms ss .
passenger. Al favors thankfully received and NC
knovle ledged by the subscribers.
PELEG FISH, Aeaporl J -
SHERJ BOURN, BrisioL Proptietors.
yAAC FISH, Providence.
June 30.
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*x* NEW ADVEKIlSEMi MT

NJ HEN cure for one dollar, or at mos; for twu
w dollars, can be obtained tor cough, cold,
asthma, difficulty of breathing, ughness of The
chest, wheeling pain in the side, sp,ng OF blood,
. STAINED stomach. &c must it not be matter OF
surpr,ze that the obituary daily swclied with
deaths occasioned principally by coldsl Or an ausr
age at ieost
~ One Hundred e F/y Thousand Persons
die annually Of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commenting with cough, then diff
Guilty of breathing and pain in ,he side, at length
the lungs become affected, consumption ensues. and
death closes the scene. Alas too often does pre-
judice. by listening to some and adopting the opin.
ION of others, prevail thereby preventing trial Of
such medicines as nigh, afford relief, under the
idea that no reict can be- obtained Scarce case
occurs bat may be relieved by the timely appiica.
tion of
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A.*LCKES PEKtORMED!
Though herefejore eons,dcsed fnas rs!isf! IT,
DIR. RELFE,S
BOTANICAL DROPS.


T M R. Shearradn. carpenter Of Boston, wss 20
1VX months afflicted with tunorr on tie
back OF his hand which ucapacated him fer worfs
after having tried every thing in vain and suffered
operation on his hand, and considered ;ncurable,
cured and restored 10 health by taking bottles
of these drops.
-sfr. Wr.ghs Of Boston, was years afflicted with
fever-sore on ore Of his legs, had tiled mos, meds-
cnes wi,hou, effect. was cured BY Q bottles.
a Child Of Mr. Bmrria, of Hdnssvr was cured
of Ulcers and Bes, some OF which had eat down 20
the ribs, by bottles This child wss ccnsidrred
in dying state when ne began taking these dIors.
I'm hyans Of Boston, was covered all over With
eruptions, blind with both eyes. was cu,ed bs bst-
ties.
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely sfiictcd
for is years, With an eruption all er, attended
with most tormensing i,chngs. burnings and bloteh-
es, had lost thereby two toe and ore finger nsiie,
was cured by bottles she Ssd not LETT her room
for months. nna eenside,ed past al rels{i
a Ccnileman cf Lexington, was sfflicstd 20 yeas
with ulcers 10 his legs, could, obtain no r.lsf.
was cured BY bot'!cs.
a Cexfieman Of Boston, his wife aud children
was many years Afflicted with eruptions, had trifd
every medicine without success, cured by these
Drops. A.
A Gentleman Of Ror5.ry, was so years sf3ictea
With humor on one of legs, attended with burning
itching and blotches. was resigned a. rast relieSs
for 80 years could not lie ia bed at times was per.
fectly cured by these drops.
A Lady Of Charissfssn was two years sfnctf3
with white swelling on her knee Joint, had trifa
every sssistance and considered past relief, con-
traction had formed. when on taking these Dropp
sNd using Dr. lebb's Liniment. in 8 weeks she he'd
TIE fve e Of The joins. chr pain left her. and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops are radical cure fer ecuvvy, scro-
ful, ST. Anahony's Gre, leprocy, pippied fsees en-
iarged glards, sore Kegs ulcers even when the borg
is Affected. venerial tsints when mercury has Billed.
are the best spring and sutumnaI physie. ard may
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,

Dissoi4fion Of Marriage made easy.--D Dean
-------, when residing on living in the coun.
try, had occasion one day 10 unite rustic
couple in tho holy bands Of ma,rlmony. The
cerc cmony being over, the husband began TO
pull ia resolution, and isIipg(as some husbands
wiID INFO fl of repentance, he said, "Youn
Reverence has tied this nol tightly, fancy |;
but, under favor, may / ask your Reverence
if 50 be you could unto Il again ?"-" Why
ro." replied tho Dean, eve never do that OF
: shis end Of the church but III tell you how
you snsy msnsge it," Howl" cried the
man eagerly. sEy stepping 10 the other end OF
,he church," said the Dean, pointing to the
nsifty. "there you'll End rope, and may do
+ hyoursslI!" f'.'@
~ iii Tnsolvsnf--As a Peruvian, who was deep
~ involved ia debt, was walking the streets,
with very ne lancbo " air, one of his acquain-
snnce asked him why he was so sorrowful
:. Aias !" said he, (" am in stale Of insol-
Tenry.''---" Well, said his friend, " II that is
she CASE, tits 90, you, but youI creditors who
snght 10 wear wofcl ccu0tcnsncs."
AQunkcr going passenger 10 ooe Of the fer
~ boats between Lei,n h Kinghorn, bottle Of
A Rin.was produced Oy one oi the saioss,ou, Of
which the health Of he King was drank but
4 T1hcn u causc 10 the Qusker he drank - 10 the
Klox whom the Lord loveth." DIN your
\ blood, said one OF the ssiIorssthut 70 sot King
0eofge"" Yss, vsrily, friend, and thon has,
& 9aidit."
y "A carpenter being asked Why old ego was
like snsiI we'll driven ioio an oak post, replied,
because !, was in firm"
-
Two dsndios running against each other," ]
hope (says one TO the other) you are not hur :.
~ l(said the other) sincerely hope you are not
~,s The deuce confound you both (cried an
!. )st~As Basket woman two puds Of wind might
|k.K j meet with btuise, az two ZACH hoiiow
k1ics as you arc hust one another"
XM Tktts --
.fAs the lato Assixes Of Lapcasscr,a very old
nsp, "a I.ishman, waS found guilty of an Of.
Soce fot which he was seotepeed to u year.
anspo sta,ion. Cn receiving sentsnce,he bow
III. profoundly to the court, uud thanked his
/SESsdship gos "Indced (said he } ] did not think
{{x had % Tong TO hve."--LondoS hsh.
Z -. -. ~ tfAt
~, ,ksrd Peterborough. This lively nohlemsn
1eVap once saken by the mob ior the Duke Of
d lMa5ltorough, (who was then In disgrace with
N tAsm,) and being about 90 be roughly treated
).hS these friends 10 summssy iusdce, he told
thsm, I" Gentlemen, Can convince you BY two
Soasons thsl am not the Duke Of MarIbor-
voRh In the RsN place, have only five
Ruiness in my pocket; sod in the second, ,hsg
I<aeiv. heartily ct your sersicc." So throwing
6i0purse ssnong them, he got Of their hands,
sWilk iuod husass sud scclamatiens.
xThs lsre Lord Bot,ssout. 40 psssiue through
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THE. Dwelling House and Lot CT
y Land in Mill-street, belonging 10 ,he widow
Of John Gardner, Esq and next westward OF hr.
Audley Clarke's.-Possession viii be given in fse-
diaieiy. For terms. apply TO
JAMES D. PHILLIPS.
Newport, March 19.
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POETRY VI.



in the stsnzas that follow, The liter ary reader
taste will recognise the paintive tenderness o
the author OF Lala Roohk.
-Ar--1ShannoD Side"
The world is bright before thee,
Its summer flowers are thine,
It's calm biue sky is DER thee,
Thy bosom, Pleasures shrine,
And thine the sunbeam given
TO Natures morning hour,
q Pure, warm. an when foin heaven
u burst on Eden's bower,
There is song Of sorrow,
The death tirgc Of the gay
That tells, ere dawn Of q orrow.
q These charms may.melt away,
That suns bright beam be shaded,
That sky be blue no more
The summer Aowers be faded,
and youths warm promise oer
Believe Il not-though lonely
Thy evening" homo may be,
Though. .Bcautys bark can only
Float OH asummer sea, n.
Though Time thy bloom is stealing,
There's still beyond his art, t
The wild flower wreath Of feeling,
The sunbeam Of the heart
cRoAKER & co.
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Eor Sac, Or 10 "a,

" AtNtS VI W @~tFS n
THE following Estates -Douse, NJ. 40, oh DrnaG-
= street, with ell the spf ur,. Dsnces Sid house
will do well for pubic house Also q pfw house
on Tanner and Oak-s,reets, so BY 90 feet on tie
ground, two stories high, with large stable. A
new store on the Long wharf, 50 by 90 feet, two
stories high, with the Sbart ID front, in gtcd re-
pair, lying near the bridge. Also, two Or ,hIee
small houses and The land they stshC in differ
the cd BAPTIST Eeetire House. in tLis tcvr Also
for sale, first rate ebaite and harness. good
horse anu Wagon and harness kesoy doors,
made window-irsmes and sash,s LUrpb.I Of iar-
ious kinds
Also for saie.-75 acres Of the hes, kind of ver-
mont land, selected by Mr. Chtistcp,er Sweet spr
his o~n settlenent Apply 10
AMER HATHAWAY