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do. square.
OrIn addition to the above there
will be constantly kept on hand good
assortment Of BOLT IRON, for vessels use !:
all kinds Of Ro and Plates, and Hoop Iron.
.4Iso-All kinds of STEEL, viz. !:
Cast steel-Blistered, German, swedes, IN
bars and tubs, with good assortmentof
|CROB.ARS & PLOUGH MOULDS.
Country Traders that deal in this article,
may find it to their interest to call and pur-
chase here, in preference to going to Boston,
as they may saw. the expence OF their journey.
n1rThe above will be sold for Casa, or on
a liberal CREDIr to those who purchase TO
sell again.
OTCutOmers can be supplied as usual.
Portland, Sept. 20.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-07
Parker's Shaving or Splitting

Machines, for Carriers.
ZNHE subscribers having been duly appoint
- ed sole agents for the selling and vend-
ing OF SAMUEL PARKER, EsaRs. Patent rights
and Machines for Shaving or Splitting OF
Leather, for the State of Maine, would in-
form those persons who wish to purchase that
they can have an opportunity by applying to
the subscribers, either personally, or by let
ter, at King Street, Portland.
They also would inform their friends and
the public that they continue to manufacture
MOROCCO, in the best manner, and have
now on hand good assortment Of first quality
GOAT SKIN MOROCCO, do. ROME, Hat
ters SKINS, LINING, BINDING, sc. sc.
which will be sold on liberal terms.
COLBY s. KIMBALL.
Portland, Sept. 2s, 1873. 4
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PORTLAND
BOON2 2N0RRa
No. 2, Merchants Roc, Middle Street.
PORTLAND,
CORRESPONDING between the Hon.
~ John Adams, late President Of the United
States, and the late VIM. Cunningham Esq
Seleck Osborn's Poems
The 9th, 9TH, and 9Th Cantos of Don Juan
The Cabinet Of Curiosities-Jamiesons Logic
Conversations on Natural Philosophy
do. do. Chemistry
Sweates Family Prayers
Timber Merchants Guide
BENEFITS Bookkeeping
Buttlnann S Greek Grammar
LAW.
Maddock's Chancery
Sugden on Powers
Fields Blackstone
Adams on ejectment
Espinasse on Evidence
Roberts on Frauds
Caldwell on Arbitration
Newland on Contracts
Hammond on Parties to Actions
Montihores PreCedentS
ALSO
Farmers Almanac for 1924, for
sale by the QUANTITY.
Sept. 80, 1923. 3w
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-07
EARLY PROMISE.

1t would appear, that from lis earliest child
hood, the parents Of Napoleon rested all their
hopes on him. His father, when on bis death
bel AZ Montpelier, though Joseph was beside
him, spoke only Of Napoleon, who was then at
the military school. 10 the delirium with
which he was seized in his last moments, he
necessarily called Napoleon to his aid with hia
great slOord. The grand uncle, Lucien, who
on his death-bed was surrounded by all his
relatives, said, addressing himself to Joseph,
You are the eldest Of the family but there "A
the bead Of it (pointing to Napoleon.) Never
lose sight of him. The Emperor used to
laugh and saw, This was true disinheritance;
it was the scene OF Jacob and Esau.'
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-07
TO THE PUBLIC

THE subscriber is making large additions to
IL his Stock OF
School Books and ,StatsO3sdru.
which he viii sell by wholesale to Country Mer-
chants School Committees, School Masters. &c.
at as low prices as they can be bought at any
Bookstore ia America. In the course of this
week, will be opened, rery eLtenSire additional
supply for the fall and winter sales, among which
are-SPELLiNG BOOKS of every kind. used
in this vicinity-the different kinds ofREADING
BOOKS, GRAMMARS, BIOGRAPHIES. A.
RTHMETICS, DICTIONARIES, HISTORIES,
&c. &c.
Also
STATES, SLATE PENCILS, WRAPPING.
WRITING, and LETTER PAPER, QUILLS,
IPENKNIVES, INK POWDER and INK, LEAD
PENCILS, POCKET BOOKS, in great variety,
from 81, to Sl2, per doz. INK STANDS, Co
PY SLIPS, and great variety of articles too
numerous to particularize, all OF which will be
sold by wholesale or retail on the best terms for
Cash or approved Credit.
Although spurious editions and imperfect cop
les may occasionally be bought of Pedars, or at
Auctions, at less price yet, it is believed pur-
chasers will find it for their interest to call on
the subscriber, who is determined to give good
bargains to his customers, and will acarrant eve
fy article he sells.
18th Edition of the SONGS of the TEMPLE,
or Bridgewater Collection of SACRED MUSIC,
just published and for Sale as above, Also
FARMERS AND CHRISTIAN
| ALMANACKS for 1894.
WILLIAM HYDE.
September 80, 1923
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Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Molas-
ses, Rum, &c. &c.
HOO Hy.oo. by Hy.on Skin and souebons
Is bags Bourbon and Havana COFFEE,
10 Hhds. and 40 bbls. St. Croix, Havana
and AIuscovado SUGARS,
20 Bbls. Phaadelphia Loaf&Lump SUG AR,
10 Hhds. St. Croix RUN,
10 Bbls. Allegheny WHISKEY,
Casks L. p. Madeira WINE,
10 do. Sicily do.
do. Lisbon do.
10 do. Malaga do.
rs Hhds. prime retailing MOLAsSEs,
IS Boxes Cluster RAlSlNS,
Is casks do.
so Drums Pulled FIGS,
$4,000 superior Havana CIGARS,
zoo, 600 New Orleans aud Alexandra do.
20 boxes STARCH, superior quality,
10 groce CIDER in bottles,
10 do. PERRY do.
so kegs Jameson's CRACKERS,
1000 bottles choice old WINE, BRANDY,
RUM, NOYEAU, &c. &c.-bags ALMONDS,
English WALNUTS, FILBERTS, Peacan 4
Castana NUTS, bags PlMENT0 * PEPPEk
1000 lbs. Goshen CHEESE,
10 dozen Entry MATS, all sizes,
100 DEMlJOHNS,
100 bottles PEPPER-SAUCE,
so boxe. Sperm and Taliow CANDLES,
10 casks Summer strained WiRtsr pressed
OIL,
do. new RICE,
SO Bbls. Family FLOUR,
so Bis. Old Cider VINEGAR,
10 bushels HERDSGRASS SEED.
For sale BY JOHN COX,
Corner Of Court and Middle Streets.
Portland, September l6, 1923.
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PORTLAND GAZETTE.
PUBLLSHD By

ADAMS, PAINE & WOODBURY.,
Corner Of Court and Federal Streets. Portland
CoNDrroNs.-Two Dollars per annum; hall
in advance. If not paid within the year, Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents.
lR3- advertisements inserted on the usual terms
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-07

A person read lectures in London, and pro-
fessed to teach the art Of acquiring a good
memory. The first thing, he said, that was
necessary was to recoltect what you have seen,
or head, or read. This rule wag who was
present observed, reminds me Of Mrs. GIasse'a
receipt to roast hare; First catch bare
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-07

' A time for all things. ."-Solemon.
a" An hour before the worshipped sun
Peered forth the golden window Of the east,
A troubled mind drave me 10 walk abroad.
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millions OF the descendsnts Of ,he American reople
~ IS s,oSe advsn, seeous lhsn The Conquest OF Ger
maoy by France would be TO The Frenen people.
sdanis, tIIiiaouse, olcott. Pickering, f.omer,
Tracy.
Adams. Olcott, Tr,cv. white.
a Adams p!unet, Weis.
adsms, iiilhouse, olcott, plumer. and Stone.
y adams, BALDWIN. Bradley, Ei!eIy, jackson, !!
Smith.
SIR. Adams actually voted in December. 1905.
in minority of nine. against h'ingirg in bin TO
pr"h,hit the importation at slaves. THIS proves. un-
que ionsh.y, tia, he IS friend TO the slave Trade
Adams, RIlhonse, Olcot., Pickering, Piumer,
Tracy, ard White.
Adams. tii!lhouse, O'co,t, Plumer, and Tracy
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To the Eeifor' offhs Richraoad Engsirs-
WhsuINoroN DRc. so, 1922.

WhsHINeroN, DEC. so, 1872.
Gentlemen Grpesai Alexander Sny'h,
Repie.cntaIne in The Cangrsss II he CT:,c5
Sla,es, from one oi The Disricm OF the Com
monwes'b OF Virginia, IN q printed address
10 his constituents, h.s inuuducst my name
with impmhl'ons which deem II my duly 10
rep.i---ihat address having been re-pdbli,hed
in your paper, have TO r.ques; OF you the ia
vcf 20 pubhsh the tnclosed answer 10 ~.
Should you decline this pobiiea,ion, will
thank you TO retnrn ma the manuscript as
soon q, may suit pour convenience.
] am, with respect, gentiemeo, your very
obe dient seIven',
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ratErsD AND Pustrss.p
WILLIAM SLHO...S,
yhiSrHR OF THk LAWS OF IaE uslrRp Stats


Terms Of tie RebR5bcans
Two donAis yesr--oHe half in advance.
Price cf .7dvsrns,ay.
'o u"'sr ana 'uty cents square. Tor three weets,
sndtwsnty five cents !or sel, n,hl;ca,.,,,,
sm 'er ones in the same psopor,ioa.
W ADVERTISEMENTS Will he continued NJ Forbidden,
eniass 'he term OF continuance be specified
fJJob Work satisfactorily ,A,e.ted
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OIL HELLS Nv BUR.H.7H

Cspt Cox, an Eosh-hmso, In ms journal
sf a res,dence in The Is a. mao empire, says be
esw Dpny wells OF cath oil IN tha, county
These wells arc sunk TO rhe depth OF $50 feet
or more, and the naphs or oil is dawn pu, @
trom them IN the hqu'd STATE, and Is used
without alteration. i is of a d,oey g'een
color and obo'ous ; andis used ior lamps, for
the umbsrs Of houses. The bottom oi boats,
&c. IL Is cmployed elso as u medicinal wash
ior cutaneous eruption, bruises, cod ,heu-
matte affections. /, is said that no water ey-
er runs through ino these wells.
a similar sub,lsnee Is found near the Cas-.
plan eeo. In the province OF Shirwan, which
lately belonged 20 Persia, on, now 10 Russia,
!, is said ths, ftme has issued tom an nri.
ticc among the rocks, from time imms mo,ial,
supposed to be fed by some kind Of bio lpen
Or earth oiI--rhe A,nc tises or fset, and
- "oIshipped by the oeighooring inhsbi,aots.
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7, is sisted ia . Brighton 6sper, tina, lady

III stated ia Brighton paper, tina, a lady
Of great beauty and pIshments resides
In tina, town, whose tongue 10 peeolis'ly form.
ed, being separated TO tho root in q longitudi.
nal direction. and actually forms . double
tongue. She does not experience the slight.
es, ineonvenieoce from this gift Of nature,
bu, is enabled TO sfford entertainment to her
friends beyond the power Of any veo,riloquist,
as she possesses two voices, one exceedingly
clear, sweet and harmonious, tho other 80 ex.
qaisi,ely thrilling that she initiates exactly the
notes Of msLy birds.
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Nesv Publications.
JAMES HAMMOND,
Has for sale a! his Dry Goods and Book

JAMES HAMMOND,
Has for sale al his Dry Goods and Book
Store,
Quentin Durward, by the author Of Wac
verify vols. 2 dolls.
Military Journal. during the American
Revolu,iona'y War, from l77s to i7sS,
with historical facts and anecdotes, by
Jamc, Thaeher, NJ. d. late sur.
gcon Of the American Army
vol. 3 dolls.
The Wilderness, or Braddock's Times.
o tale OF the West, vols. dolls.
The Steam Boat, by the author of "Ans
nos Of the Psrish," vol. rs CTS.
The Trials of Margaret LINDSAY, by
the author of Lights and Shadows Of
Scottish Life," / vol. / dol.
The Travellers Guide, or Pocket Gaz.
e,lser, f,be y. States, by J. end r. &.
Morse, vol. i,25 cts.
ALSO,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Classical, aud all other kinds in generil
Writing and Letter paper, Of various
kinds, with gene'al variety Of
STATIONARY,
und other articles, such as are usually TO be
fouDd.in
BOOK STORE,
1000 rolls OF French and American
PAPER HANGlNGS.
Newpor', July Q, 1928.
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THLUABLE REAL ESTATE.
FOR S9IE-

THAT pleasantly situated stand for a Public
i House, situate in Portsmouth, about S miles
from Newport. with an excellent orchard, garden
extensive out houses, in thorough repair aud about
six acres OF land The situation is well known hav.
ing bern occupied as public house for many years
H.e-s three acre lot, on the main road. within
mile from The state. house
LitelSise-sn excellent we'll finished two story
Dwelling House, in Howard street, at the south part
Of the Town, in perfect repair, and having large
garden. with an abundant supply Of fruit
Lakez0iss-two shares 10 the Portsmouth Woolen
Msnutsclory, now in full operation
For particulars relative TO the whole or any part
Of the above properly, apply TO
HENRY MOORE.
Gewport Jan 4 & 1900
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RO.Jl.iN'J'IC LOVER.

4 romantic story Is related ot 90 English
msn, Who sought the hand OF . very ehsf miog
lady, with whom he was psssionately IN love,
but who coo',anliy 'etosed him. AS he had
ieason 10 believe she loved hin, he entteaied
10 know the reason why she refused her con.
zen, to their union The lady, sobGued Ivy his
consistency, told him that her only motive for
refusing him was, tha, having by an accident
iost leg, IL h,d been replaced 10y wooden
onoy AID she icated that sooner or later, this
cifcum,tance would chill his sff.cton for ner.
This she declared to be her only motive. The
jover protested that this would neyer make
him cnangs his love but she persisted ip re.
fosing to marry him. Fired with love snd de.
iermioed that nothing should obsuuc, his de-
design, he, ondsr the pre,ext Of going a dis.
tsnt voyage, left the lady and hastened to Par.
Is, whe'e I've had one of his own leg, smputa.
ted. When he had recovered, he returned TO
London, went to the lady, and told her tha,
ihore was now no obstacle TO their union, for
that he was equslly mu,ila,ed with herself
The lady, conqae'ed BY such proof Of sffec.
,ion, at las. consented 10 marry him.
.ziheneur,,
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.DisreHaneDus ArtirIes.
MERC.iN7ILE .8,Nol.qLfES


An extremely clever book, called HeCaIcic
hnomaIies, by Mr.. Macs, has msde It's sp
psaranee, oi which we certainly must take
~umc iusther notice ; but while couside ing It's
G's tbis morning. an account OF the prices Of
various articles IN different markets, was laid
before us, bnd we could not svoId remsi king
Ihc dhhGregfy anomalous character OF the
m,ter.ot fact document which contained he
toto ma,icn; We will quote II a. odd enough h
10 de.en place bere:
"Thc Ran, market is by no meons lively
Hrdndi"s se nal, and ihe'e is very itrie do.
ing 10 Gcneva.
Several pnrcels OF LisJon have arrived in
the ivet bu' Afonn'ains aie generally low.
/" snsars there have been some pretty fair
specimens OF 6yogpa crush h--Lop bumps arc
mUch higher than Mond,y---ihcro Is no quo
fafjon IN MaIi--Hofs q c IN domand.
QOicksilvcf remaius steady aod Feafbers arc
extremely heavy. There IL no safes made oi
c.nvass, hut Eeking IS ina e0urN Tar may
be quoted %, per last; but " ginid may be
had iof seventeen sh'ihngs and Ibreepenco.
Red pine IS SHADE better lhan last week !;
Horse hsit in tails Is look a after.
Deer skins sIe much ,'e pee han they have
~en sod Paving Sloncs 6rgin 10 iook M
To eny body ooacquSio'ed with mercantile
CANT, oil this wosid sound mighy s,rsrgc-as
* ~, he coincidences are odd, snd thess's on
and oni.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-25
POETRY.
From the Chariesfon Cour ier.

From the Charissfon Courier.
lsfeetions on hearing a Moek- Bird at
eUrning.
Address TO a FRIgN8.
THE SONG or TIE .MOCK-BIRD.
Sweet chorister Of eve love
To hear Thy nightly song
To thee. sweet warbler OF the groves
The soitest notes belong.
] love to hear thy vesper lay,
. At evenings calm serene.
While airy fsncy,,s visions play,
Amid the placid scene.
1t minds me Of iife's sunny houe,
OF Youths unfolding blooms
Which, like the morning dew.semm'd flower,
DifiiIses its perfume.
Il minds me when by sampit's stream,
roam'd its banks along;
OF musing on the moonlight beam,
And Mock. Birds varied song.
lie fieeting hours of transient bliss,
How brief! how quickly past
How soon is hsmsn happiness
BY misery ercast
Friend Of my Youth our op'nng dsy,
On mem rvs chart appears
Likr cheering hopes inspiring ray,
More brightly seen thro' tears.
All J friendship youthful friendship, dear
To ev'ry feeling breast,
offspring Of heav'n, thou thriy'st not heres
here's not thy place Of rest.
Sweet flird that warblest notes Of Joy,
Would were ike to thee
Thy soog portenhs no sad alloy.
No ps,ns Of memory.
10 minds rne when by ssmpit's stream,
roam'd it's banks along
With heart as light Ss lovers dresJr.
And tun'd my youbfni song.
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CHARLES M. THURSTON,

Has just reeeiVed g offers for sale cheat
Jor Cash or ohhvoved eredt.
SO boxes and 10 bbls. Havana brown
Sugar;
Barrels white do do
so chests and boxes young Hyson, Hyscn skin
souchong and Bohea Teas;
bag, Coffee
do. Pepper;
pipes Cognsc Brandyt
Hhds. Jamaica spirits;
6 Hhds and so bbls Jencks best rye Gin,
30 i|ds, Molssses;
20 ar. casks Port, sherry and Malaga wines
2 Hhds. old Cherry Rum;
50 sacks blown salt,
20 boxes Dooitties soap;
80 do Colgstes best do;
90 Kegs frs, quality Richmond Tobacco
5 bbis LDrrillard's paper do;
do Lorri,lard's Scotch snuff;
20 Jars Jorrillsrd's Msccsboy do;
100 bags patent shot;
10 barrels sperm Oil,
10 kegs Butter:
1000 VT. pure Ginger,
100 do. Nutmegs;
800 do CRssis;
Cloves;
20 Reams writing paper,
80 do. wrapping do,
40 quarter boxes spanish segars.
5000 American do &c &c.
.ALSO.--A large assortment Of Groceries. At se
tail. Newport, August 2, 1873
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State of Rhode. Island, sc.

THE creditors Of Samuel Place, Of New
port, in The county Of Newport innho,cr. are here
by notified to appear. If they shall see 1T. at the
General Assembly. TO be holden at south.Rings.
town. 90 the last Monday of October next, 90 shew
cause why his peti,oa TIC the benefit of the set, en-.
titled an act Cor the relief of insolyen, debtors"
ought nrt to be grantsd.
Sept s. nENRr BOWEN, Sser..
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State OF Rhode | stand. &c.

THE creditors OF Benjamin Marble, Of
Newport. in the county oG Newport. ship.carpenter
hereby notified to appear. il they shall see ct,
at the General Assembly. to he holden at South.
Kingstovu, Oh the last Monday of Osiober next, to
she~ cause Why his petition Tor the benefit of the
act. entitled "sn for the relief OF insoyen, debt.
ors." ought not to be granted.
Sept 4. HENRY BOWEN Ssc'rv.
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Brigade Orders.
Head. &pariers, Me'pport, 7

Ausust son, 1928.
IN pursuance Of Law, ihe Brigader General Of
the fret Brigade of Militia Of the state Of Rhode.
Island, directs hat the several Regiments eompos.
ing said Brigade meet on the following days.
FIRST Regiment commanded by Col. Richara
Shaw, Is h September next.
Fourth Regiment commanded by Col Byron Di.
man Goth September next
rcuth Regiment commanded by Col. J,ndthan
B,owneR, 9th September next
The commanders Of the severri Regiments viii!
order their men to appear on parade AT an early
hour, that they may be drawn up for inspection and
review at - o'clock. 4. NJ By order OF
Brgsdier- General CHARLES COLLINS.
MILTON FRENCH,
Inspector aud Brigade Major.
September 9TH. 1925
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BOOTS and SHOES.
PARDON WHITE,

lFOs l7f' lHI6"NSFSECC.,
d zsPEcrFULLY informs his friends
II and the public. that he has on hand sil kinds
OF Doors and sRoEs. which he viii sell y low 40
any one in town.
.4so ehesp-s kinds Of mems Boots and shdes
manufactured and repaired. All kinds of ladies'
Boots and Shoes. by Lynn workman. april sc.
SHEATHING PAPER, LiNSEED
OIL. SLAVES, &c.
A CONSTANT supply of the following kinds df
"A Paper, of very superior quality, may be had
by sPPlyingt to
K w. WTON,
Corner Of Washington Square and 7han'et.
S!rees.-VIz:
Pine shesthng for Copper-ssnd, sbeatbing->
Double and single wrapping, extra sses--Kentish
Cap, for Hardware, &c.
Al SO,
10 bbls. Ws,ermsn's Linseed OIL
10000 w q. HID SLAVES
$4,000 CIGARS.
OJone case sspetfne LINENS, CHEAP by The
piece yard.
Newport, July II.
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A l. E.
TO LET,
State of Rhode. Island. &c.

NEwPoRr, ~. Sahreme Judici1f Cours, IN.
eust Term, Il. ID. 1928
nRDERED, that this Court be adjourned until
~ Monday the 2S,h Of September next. at 10 of
the clock IN the forenoon. at which time the Docket
vii be taken M and pursued in Tvs order injiscrn.
instely by order Of Court.
sept HOLMES WEAVER C1erk
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cOUoHs, covsU1ipTioMS AND ASTHMA

tODGHS COVSO.D9PIIONS AND ASTHMA
THIS sud healing basam bids fair to rival ev-
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints OF the lungs leading consumption,
and even in seated consump,ons it bas lately been
used by many with the most surprising SUCCESS. If
certificates from persons OF the highest respec, abil
y or the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof OF its good Effects it is proved -
Scarcely case Of coids. coughs, pain in the side.
difficulty OF breathing, want OF sleep arising from de-
oiity, or even consumptions, but may be relieved by
the timely use ofthis medicine Every genuine bot.
tie has .fnGers ma Cough DROPS stamped on it, and
the directions are all signed by James .NeLen
These drops generally give ease in most Of
coughs, colds, diff. Guilty Of breathing wheeling,
ghtness OF The chest, consumptions, and pan IN the
side The aged will experience relief equally agree.
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs af-
fected
or he particular. as each ge-uiae bottle has
.4ndsrsons Cough Drops" stamped on it and that
each OF the directions signed in writing by James
.teien--no others are genuine
P'ce, one doAar for large and ffy cenfs for small
bottles
a. TIE a6ove Medicine is for sdle By
SAMUEL W. VlNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
No. 10, THAMES STREET.
Who has also tor sale 3 constant supply of the
bes; kinds OF
1LediciaeS, Drugs, sc.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George II, Til
hngiaSt John H. Mason, Providence Dr Tibbtts,
Warwick; benjamin Ba,emen, East.Greenwich !,
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridgei David Faruvm. Smith.
fed DE-. Briggs, Bristol rhonss Taylor. Little
Rest; howse Bsbcock, Westerly Dr TiDgbsst,
Wctlosa jeremiah Williams, arreo; Daniel
Brewer, Taunton, (Mass) and the Post Master at
siatersviile. May 81, 1928.
BOARDING HOUSE AND STORE.
ron SALE,
THE House and store formerly occu-
Il pied by Mr. Edward Vose, as a boarding
house. sc situate on packet, or Bsnnister's whsrf,
is in complete repair, is weil calculated for board
ing house, has store IN 'front.' and is Of the best
stands in town
Any person who may wish to purchase the above
named property, for further information wall b..
pleased tc apply to the subscriber, on the premises.
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