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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09

Hill Be Salaay Pu;Lie Aaes;oa an tie 2iss
and 22G II 0esobrr nnu. az fAc Store on az,
Parade, formerly 0eeu.s,ed oy hr. Du vid
Uts1ams.
A large aud valuable assortment Of clocks, time.
- p,eses and watches plain snd maon clocks
With snd Without cases m>hogoay and gill deed.
beat tmepieces, Of The best work usnship, aud most
approved construction, |, together with variety of
high and low prixed watches-- smonHs; which are
gold repeating, slarum. ladies. horizontal English
and French. silver and crisocsi watches.
very large assortment gold. silver, plated and
gin CHAINS, seals and keys with other jeweIry.
Also all the clock and ws,ch materials, including
abou. 20 dos vain springs Eng and Ere. $50 dos
ehsysais fusee chains: hair springs verges, hands,
&c---togc,her ~lth very complete sets oSeiock AID
watch makers tools clock aud w.ca engines /,
growing do. sinking and upright Instruments !;
lathss vices and steaks. with their fxiurcs.
Gold and silver smiths tools, plahishng snvi,s;
hammers beaks and punches one rong mill al
SO two elegant fcwing pieccs; and about $50 cane
and hag souou highly haished.' and plain SiAdaos
chaiia
At the house in Broad street, on the 22d scme ar.
tices Of iutni,ure-one Horse and chaise. superior
carriage harness, new Franklin. Post,y and other
stoves conditions which will be liberal made known
at the Tine and place Of sale.
WILLIAM LOWE, .auci'r
rnos Il, kjoaND. WILLIAMS. .S4ra-a
Newport, Oct .
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MIN RIk u,


n his town. the 98th ut. hy the Rev Mr.
webb, Capt. Uiii0n Ella. Of fs!montb. (Msss) 10
Miss Ei,o ". Barts0. daughter Of tic iale' Captain
Noses barlow.
A, the Friends Meeting House. in this town. on
Thursday last, yoNasLon Niehois. of salem. to Ehsa
tefh Rod,aan, daughter Of Clarke Rodman, Of TINS
yc-n
On su"day evening last, by the Rev Mr.. Eddy, Mr.
s:shr 8. Wesdsn. of Bristol, to Miss Eso5rih Y@5a
daughter vi ui.e late Capt Wuiaa L,on, oi ,..s
Sy9n.
DIRD,
70 this towa, on Saturday last, Dsriel, son Of Mr.
.nsnsi Vernon.
On Sunday morning last. Mrs Mary Lr. aged GO.
.ie 81 sir Robert 2. Lee. and dsushier Of tie .ie
Mr. phness Clarke.
At Springfield. in the vicinity of hatcher (piss)
IN the 27,h Of ,ususs last, of the prevailing fever.
vA.ss Eh.l6s Cyes, IN hes 23] year. e.dss, dsugh.
Ger OF Chsr'-s Gy,es, E.q OF tbs town.
A; Port au Prince. the I4,h Of August las,
TAonds " Ep1Bi, late Lieut. Of The i6.h lsesi.
sy0nt 4. s. Infantry
On board sch Battle, in the straits of Bc'ise, on
Ire l4,h of Angus, last. Nr .Ne.oGs e G.rassr. of
rSouth Kingstomn, aged 26
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Neypurt. Oct
NOTICE.

Cov't 0' PROBATE, .1rt9horG Oct g. 1898.
NJiiE2GAS a. application has this day been made
w for administration for the estate of WILLIAh
DouoLass iate of Nesport. dscessed, and u'e c N
.der.iioo thereof referred to the fst Monday in No.
vember next Sotce hereDy given TO all persons IN.
tereed ia ssil estate TO appear they shall zee I al
Couo Ut PROBATE to be holden sl the state house in
.sid Newport, frs, Mondsy in November next, At
O'Clock, ~ and they sha,i he heard respecting the
same by order of sail Court.
CdaKLES GYLES, PTob. Clk.
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NOTICE.

Cur IF Probate, Nevhors, Oct 6. 1898.
yJYgEREAs spp.,c riion h4s this day been made Tor
w sdrninstrs,io on the estate vi GsoRcE Psa.
nv ate of Newport, mariner, deceased. and the con.
siderstion thereof, referred TO the 6-'t Monday IN
November next. Notice is hereby given TO all per.
sons interested in s,d estate to appear II they shall
see , s Cour, Of Probate to be holden a, the state
house 10 said Newport, on the frs, Monday IN No
vembcr next, ct 9 o'clock A VI, and they shall be
heard respecting the sane.
By order ~ SAID Court.
CHsRLEs Gyl-.S. Prs. OK.
QaT
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MERCHANTS BANK.

A I meeting Of the stockholdcrs Of
( u Merchants bank, holden a, their Bank Room,
On Monday, the oh day OF Oct 1923. the col owing
gentlenea were chosen Directors Of said Ir,lu on.
Ter The year ensuing
SamnI EAi'ehorne Henry BnN, Edtua,d
". L. s0ton. Is1ar Goatd, Nathaniet s.. Rug
grs, 7bongs Bnsh, Chnries M 2huvsf0n,
o'ohn y. Kam1. et,, and JFtiiam Bd'eman
And at q meeting Of the Directors. subsequently
holden, SAmusL WIfITEaoRNs was chosen Prcsi.
dent. THOMAS Ii. MUMFOXD, Ca.hier
Newport, Oct e. 1927
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SINGING SCHOOL.

THE Subscriber respectfully Informs
the ladies and gentleman Of Newport tIst he in,en Is
opening a SCHOOL for the instruction Of sacred
music, as soon a. .uficien, number Of subscribers
is obtained --Subscr ptions viii be received ut the
stores of Ncssrs Hammond, New,on and Sessions
S. L. POMkOY.
or che school win commence on Tuesday even.
ing. Oct. ID ocl9
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

Battered.
Brig Atlantic, Bailey. st Cbes
sloop Ann wsris. Gardner, N.v.York.
sloop Aionzo. Wes,cott. New. York.
Slip Hope, Rider. stockholm.
Gle fRED,
sfoop Ann Maria, Gsrdner. New York.
sloop A,onzo. wes,co,t, Providence.
sloop Anaa, G eene. 81 Bartholpneya
saT- Era1sr, I'm I;ts, ralATe
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber, having been appoint.
ed by the Supreme Jaiiesl Court Of this state, at
their August term, 1928, assignee Uf the estate anil
.ii>cts OF SaTaet Poee. Of Newport. innholdes, nov
pe,oning ior the benefit Of .or the relief of
nsovsnt debtors" gvos notice to the creditors TO
exhibit aud prove their claims against the estate OF
said Pace, within six months from the date hereof,
agreeab.y 10 lay.
THOMAS II. MCMFORD, Ass,5nce.
Newport, Oct 9.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
THE Subscriber, having been appoin-
l. ted By the Supreme Judicia! Coar, Of ,h',
state ct their August ten, 1925. assignee Of the CO.
tate and effects OF 5ohl Yeorons Of Newport gent,c.
man, now Ce,noning Tor tie bsnef, ~ an Ac, fJr
the rebct Of nsovent dsbtors.' ives notice to The
creditors TO ex'bt and prove their claims az sinst
The estate Of s.id yeonsns, wiihin SIX months from
the dste hereof, ssreesby 10 iaw.
Z. Robbins, .2sssSnee.
Ee1port. Oct o. 1929
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State OF Rhode. Island, &c.

Septenber %, 1873
THE creditors Of Perry Simmons. Of Iiv
ertou, in tie county Of Newport, sborer, are here
by no,if.d 10 sppesr IL they shall zee ht. At the
Genera, Assembly. TO be holden 1t south. Kings
town. on the last Mondsy II October neSt. 10 shew
cause Why his petition for the benefit of lhe oct, en-
tiled al &C, fDr the relief OF nsolyent debtors,
o,ei HEigY BowE,', S.csa
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09
TAXES FOR 1925.

TNiiE Subscriber, Collector OF the State
i and Town Taxes, voted in June last,
hereby gives notice, thai he has commenced
the collection OF the same, and respectfully
requests oil those indebted for ssid Toxes TO
pay the some withou,. delay, a, No 8, Ma ke,.
Squate. JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newpor', Sept. 4 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09

Ilys decree OF the soprc me Judicial Cour'. here
~ Wit lie SOLD s pubiic Auc,ioo, on Tue sday tse
2is day Of October n,x, on the premises, NJ Il.
clock An all the t,gb, and interest OF which sep0
biting, late Of Bristol. deceased. died seized "a
and 10 tbs, BOT of land situated in Newport wi'h
dwelling hO.se thefron, bounded oor,beriy an
Bridge street, w-s'ery m b highway, fouthery on
de cove, an6 eas,e'y on land now or late OF hss;
pitBah.
hrSo-on saturday. tic 25th day Of October Al !.
O'Clock, AN. there viii be sold at Auction, on 'h'
premises in Bristol all said decessed's '",ete' -
the 10, OF Isnd heretofore las residence. vi'h 'Ie
budings ihceon, bounded essterly on tiigh-s''tc,,
sou,ierly on land Of Mrs W.idron, westerly on JohL
Manchester, aud nor,heriy on James Drown.
ALso-sn ssid Writings interest ~ . 'ot oi 's"d
ON the Noun, lane, heretofore occupied by him a.
garden Conditions al the place OF sale.
NAruL BULLOCK .3dn'r
Bristol, sept 10 1923 IL 24"J
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RAW SILK LONG SHAWLS.

TUSr received and for sale by ST'EEHE.N n CT
y HUO.vE, an elegant assortment OF RAw silk
and Va'enta Long sa. ais ffo.n 9 70 20 dollars.
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FALL SUPPLY.
STEPHEN n. CAHOONE.,

ITO, THAMEs+sTReET,
n rs just received his Fai supply Of Goods, ICON;
prising as an extensive assortment 10 can be
found in IA tovu) which he offers for sale
as cheap can be bought any in the state.
utchssers would DO well 10 call and look, as the
assortment Is TOO great FOR an advertisement
Drt Q
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NEW md ELEGAST
p ZAP l. II II "A N G. N q ),
FOR SALE BY
JAMES HAMMOND
NOTICE.

IANHs TOwNsEND. informs his friends sod
j the public, tbs, bes 90 employed an expe rienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready TO attend TO the calls Of ais Old Gus
iorners and Friends--the smallest fzv0ur viii be
gracefully sckno~ iedged and punctsslIy attended
to--csH at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner ~ Bsnnisser's.vhsrf March -. 1871
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NEWGOODS.
Robert p. Lee,

Has jnst receiUed,
A " extensive assortment OF FAIL snd WfNTER
~ GOODS. of the very latest mporI-,ioGs---
bought within the last week at the New York Auc-
tions Tor Cash, which he is enabled 20 offer IT very
low prices Purcha may fad it sn objec, 70 give
him cell before they buy.
Dcl. 9
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New FAN Goods.
JOHN b NEWTON.
Pure Sperm Oil, at As cts.

THE subscriber offer for sale The stores Of ,hee
4 agents. fseehorn Coggeshsli aud Henry Care
ner, Thames street, the first qualify of summer
strained sperm Oil. y, Is cents per gallon, in aug
quantity from half IN, to 1000 gaiIors.
Il POTTER.
N kUGGLEj
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-25

and 500 cavalry, and was fepuised by garrison Of
only 200 men. and was obliged to ahar.dor all his
positions. he action lasted hours. The Cou@
stituonal General Zorapuin was killed in the acS
tion.
An article dated Prada, June Cd, says the cavalry
OF Gen. DoDnadieu pursued Nina as far as Bagua;
in his Fight the enemy lost upwards Of 600, in kill
led and wounded. Desertion has began in the
constitutional forces; deserters pass through here
dsiy. An entire company with two officers at
their head, had abandoned Nina.
The French troops and the Royalst Spaniards
rival each other in zeal and courage and Nina can
not stir without being Instantly pursued the sols
diers he has left are exhausted with fatigue.
1t would seem that Nina is shut up in La I4eod'
urgel, and letter from Corona, June 5, says if he
remains there, he will perish of famine the
French frontiers being well covered, he will doubt
less endeaVour to escape on the opposite side. All
his movements are closely followed by Generals St.
Priest, D'Eroles and Donnadieu, who every day
make some OF his men prisoners The troops Of
this partisan are inconsiderable his force is daily
weakened by deseition, and it is impossible for him
to recruit 10 the country through which be ranges.
On the 4th inst. the troops of Barcelona made
fresh attack upon Granoullers. The enemy was
repulsed his loss was considerable, and
he is utterly discouraged.
A private letter from Paris, dated Tuesday right,
the Goth of June, 10 O'Clock, says--'I understand
that Tortoise has apltulated-Gaca has sent id
its submission to the Regency, The ambassador
Talaro has set our for Madrid this morning. The
others from all the powers will leave in the COURSE
OF this week. The abide camp of The mperor Of
Russia is going to Join the army.
There is said to be but single Spanish vessel az
Leghorn the Duke of Tuscany has forbidden the
entrance of ships under their flag.
The Duke Of Angouleme is expected to be nominated
Regent Of SPAIN by the Grandees and ancient Cures dur
ing the kings captivity.
The London Courier Of the 9th, says ave learn from
good authority that Anaane, is making great progress in
the north of Portugal, throughout the province ofras-oz
Monies, where he had been joined by ali the niia"
Letters from Sores Of the Sd of May announce victory
gained by the Greeks having attacked column If Turk
ISL troops that were marching to Saonch II also report
ed that the Castle Of Larssa has surrendered to the eeks
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then in Madrid, bad endeavorted 10 prevail upon
mn TO save the country, by declaring himself indie
PENDENT unlii the king had recovered his liberty,
ana the constitution of 1912 had been laid aside.
MS constitution, count Montijo, asserted to be
Incompatible with the happiness of the nation and
nc grounded his opinion upon the decided oppos-
uoh oil tile country 10 the system /; an opposi
ton as general as the hatred against Godoy was at
The time OF the first invasion, and which secures TO
the French, this time, as hearty welcome, as was
strong the resistance they met with with at that
period.
This correspondence having been made public a
paper was published by count Absbal on the 18th,
stating, that some illintentioned persons having
concluded from the opinion he had expressed as
private individual, that he would not support the
constitution OF 9l2, declared anew, that he would
defend IT, as he had sworn to do until it had been
modified as directed by the Code itself.
And, on the same day, he wrote officially to the
Marquis de Castelldorius, that, understanding a
letter of Count Montijo to him had been published,
ne had thought it his duty to return public answer,
as allowed by law, giving his opinion the state of
the country, but announcing his determination to
comply, as military commander, with the orders
that he should receive from government; that
malevolence had misconstrued his intentions, and
succeeded in exciting disgust in the officers Of the
army, and especially those about his person, who
had accordingly rendered their designations that
the intendant OF the army, in particular, had unex
pcctedly refused to take his seat at board Of gene
raj officers; that this bad example had been follow
ed by others, and that, although he had the means
OF compelling every one to do his duty, he thought
that his retaining the command of the third army
would do more harm than good and besides, that,
being indsposed at juncture when the presence
OF the enemy rendered it necessary to display unu-
L 4 = -
command of the army, and serve as volunteer at
the out posts thus setting good example to many
who did not always bear in mind the engagements
they had contracted.
The Cortes have referred all the documents res
pecting Count A5isbas conduct, to the committee
on cases of responsibility, with directions TO report
thereon without delay.
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HI their eyertions under the burning sun O
Innate and he was compelled to leave the Co
~ ,he 81 81 of April. Several extracts from
a,.r. of the Agent of the Society will be found
Annendx. Z" 1t is too obvious" he remarks
y Of them, "to require repetition, that, what
q Colony now wants, is strong reinforcement
t1ely and efficient emigrants."
,yiog exhausted their resources, the Board can
for the power of future exertion only TO the Ii
,,v of great, humane and Christian nation.
appeal to the several auxiliary institutions
p all their friends, with confidence for they
eyperienced, even in times of deep discourage
h their vigorous exertion. They appeal to
a countrymen in general with high hopes, be
Il. tho possibility of ehecting their design is no
q rr mathematical, while its benevoience and its
,ne.s admit Of no question. The obstacles
n ed insurmountable have been overcome-the
4 us thought impossible have been accomplished.
Erlinp on an eminence which, twas said, they
IN not reach, the Board see before them an ex-
a ire prospect, fair as the morning spread upon
Y mounlains--the land Of promise to degraded
,saDds--the rich inheritance which God has
N 10 tribes who have drank deep of the waters
#flcton, Iabored and wept in a land of strangers
4 they not maintain their station, or rather shall
n not advance and possess the land?
IL conclusion, may not the Board be permitted to
R-llow shall this great nation, so favored, free,
) happy, which God has delivered by his own
N arm, and exalted as light and example to
world, exhibit, in an equal manner, the strength
Us gratitude, the consistency of its principles,
purify OF It's justice, or the power Of its bene-
knce as by engaging at once, and with energy,
IA enterprise which, while it relieves our country
n an immense evil, shall extend the empire Of
Srty and truth, terminate the worst Of traf1ics,
No from present and future ruin miserable
n and confer upon them, their descendants, and
II the u~eng htened population OF mighty con-
&r, knowledge, civilization, dignity all the bless
4 and hopes Of Christian people?
II J. MASON, +, Is. CALDWELL,
w. JONES, JAMES LAURIE,
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YoRK, July o.
The ship Mentor, capt. Brown, arrived at this
port last evening, in So days from Liverpool BY
this arrival, the Editors OF the Commercial Adver-
tiser have received London and Liverpool advices,
the former to the 10TH and the latter the 18th Of
June.
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Acting Committee.

h. b. 1t is hoped that such auxiliary institutions
Imay have funds in their possession, and such be-
Potent individulIs as may wish to aid the cause oil
sonzaion, will transmit their donations imme-
Ielv 10 RICHARD SMITH, Esq. Washington,
Eeasuer OF the Society.
r. Editors of newspapers, or Of religious pub
|ons, who may be friendly to the designs OF the
bMzalon Society, are respectfully requested 10
hi the above address.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-18
LOTTERY PROLUSIDNS.

The unerring and mathematical certainty, of the purity,
honesty and corecess, Of the mode Of drawing lot
teIics termed he lately developed by the
drawing OF the 2nd class the DeaW arc State LOTTERY
the rowniall, Wilmington, the AN Of july, consider.
ably diminished public pr, JUDGE against this of
egehas increased desire IN The pubic mind tor another
Class AID actually shed the ers and mana
gers, from us aress, reputation before bestoW ed
ON gentlemen who accepted a SIMILAR pubic trust.
The next and las class has been ttaed from difference
Of oPinon, to the propneiy OF having an increases
high Prizes IN lieu of several small ones, this will be de-
cded 10 day and 1t is estabi shed t aCventurers
on the old plan drawing lotteries had scarcely the sha-
ofg of SHADE TO chance Of high prizes in comparison TO
he present plan, doubt AIMED that the sale OF
tickets in the and last class Will be commensurate with
the value OF the scheme, aud popular, if possible
than the last This axiom or proposition must be evident
when is recoeced that the large prizes in the old way
are not put IN the wheel until the close Of the drawing BY
which time an adveiurers ticket drawn, when the prze
could not be obtained the mode exhibits another
ran, valuable n the estimation OF consdcrae men it to-
tally precludes ali chance insurance. tie bane and shame
of lotteries independent Of which no errors or mistakes
can occur Wih The Wheel the despatch of the drawing
renders it impossible.
From these considerations, respectfully wish the pub
lie ma! be pleased 10 patronse the class. The law
allows SIX mouths for its completion, from the present date
but We trust hGy that period will suffice tor its accomplish
ment and IN the time respectfully offer tickets il
the Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsy vana, A. MIntyre
Esq Manager, on the same JUST plan. Tickets 81 each
In few days the DeiaN tickets will be signed and read,
for sale HOPE g Co.
LUCKT OFFICE, No. 80, .HarLet.st.
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Swaim's Panacea.

FEVllS Medicine is offered as a remedy for scroIua
IL kings evil, liberated putrd sore throat Tong sAD
ing rheumatic affections, cutaneous diseases WINE w..
ling and diseases Of the bones, and, all cases gene
an ucerous character; and more especially for deep
syphilis, or affections arising therefrom, &c.
In al disorders arising from impure or conanta0
state Of the bood, it will be found powerful and ti
remedy. The discovery of this medicine has been ue
feet Of long and attentive study and is nov maze
from the most decided convection, founded on @nPe eN
rience, ofs power in Graduating those diseases "" =
ry other medicine has ,fiilea. c....
The proprietor can give the most respectable res~I
and in possession Of ample testimony OF the NOS SUI
ance fully established in the minds Of the 1 ,.s
nent physicians in country, as 10 be prescFioeu
in the treatment of those diseases for which II Is oA''
a remedy. I'll.
constant supply direct from the proprietor io saw
MARGARET JOHNSON, AgtnS
No. SO, .harket-street, H'@s'"'
Who keeps constant supply OF drugs and mea.,.
the best quality. July !, l6-1.- -----
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University of PENNSYLVANIA.
S Mo. %, 1898.

~ THE Committee Of the Trustees appointed
to distribute the Tickets of gratutous admission TO
the course OF Medical Lectures which will bepin in
November next, agreeabIy to the foundation estab-
shed by the Medical Faculty, gire notice, that APP
phcdtions in writing, under SEAL addressed for the
above named Committee to the care off the Secreta
ry Of the University Of Pennsylvania, may be made
at any time before the FIRST Monday of September
next
IT = required that each application be accompa
MED by respectable testimonial Of the good cha
racer OF The applicant, and OF his being 10 such re
strIced circumstances as enttie him to the bene6,
OF this foundation II must also appear that he has
attained the age ct eighteen years, is possessed OF
suthclent literary requirements and OF studious
habits.
On the first Monday of September next, the
COMMITTEE llopen and decide on the applications
and Immediately give notice 10 the successful appli
cants and return the others their applications and
testimonials, their names not to be disclosed by the
committee.
BENJAMIN CHEW,
WIN. MEREDITH,
JAMES GIBSON.
Committee OF the Trustees
Philadelphia, Nay 90, 1928.
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April |, l893.

An Excellent Cart and Gears,
A SUPERIOR CART, as to materials, size and make
IA which has been used but few times, will besod'e
ry low, if applied for Immediately, the owner having
use for it. Apply at the Office of the Waterman.
MAY 6, 1928 3S-H
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FOR SALE Al This OFFICE,
DIR. helf's A sthmatic Pills.
Price One Doilar nerhov

In common colds this medicine produces so sautarv ar
effect, that they generally removed in n few hours
Inc most advanced M life, will experience relief equally
agreeable and instantaneous, when the breast and lungs are
Affected as is always the case in every stage pulmonary
complaints These pills give immediate ease IN all astli.
matte and consumptye cases, particularly in difficulty of
breathing hoarseness irritation tckhngin the throat
wheezings, catarhs pain in the side, splitting of blood
chs and shiverngs &C. while the gentle expectoraton
hey promote, discharges distractions in the glands,
gealed Phlegn,