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NE w GOODS.
John B. Newton,
Af his Old Shmd
40 IO4 Thames srrecf,

HAS SCST OPENED
4 MOTHER ioi ot .AEW G0OUS which in re-
&c euce to the dun season, viii be sold uncun.
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SHlNN'S PANACEA.
TIL subscriber having discovered the

III f. subscriber having discovered the
Il composition of sw AIN 5 celebrated Panscea.
has now supply on hand for sale he has reduced
the price from S3 so To 81 So by III, dozen s "a,
All charitable institutions in the United States
and the poor, will be supplied gratis
II the citizens OF the principal towns will appoint
an sgent order and distribute this medicine TO the
poor, It vii! be supplied.
This medicine is celebrated for The cure of the
following diseases, scrofula kings evil, ulcera-
ted put:d throat, long standing rheumatic
affections, cutaneous disease, white swelling, and
dlsesseB of the bnnes and all generally of
ulcerous character, and chronic diseases, genersy
arising in deOilitaied constitutions, bur espec.
tally from syphilis or al cton, arising thereirom I;
GERS IN the lsrynx, nodes, &c. And that dreadful
Use 'se occasioned by long and excessive use OF
mercury, &c IL is also useful III diseases of the
liver"
CERTEFIChTEo.
have within the last two years had an opHortuni.
~ Of seeing several cases of yer, in,cters,e ulcers
which having resisted previously the reEu ar nOu,s
u treatment, heated by the use of Mr. Swaim's
PAnacea. and do believe from what have seen,
that it viii prove important remedy in scrotuious
vencgea' and mercuria diseases
n CHAPMaN,M MD.
Professor cf the Insti,ctes and Practice OF physc
~ the University Of Pennsy y1vanla
have employed the panacea of MIR. Swain in nu.
merOus instances, within the last three years aud
have always found it extremely eicacious, especial.
y ~ secondary syphllis, and nercurid disease ]
have 40 hesitation in pronouncing it medicine of in
egtimAble value
w GIBSON, ND
Professor Of Surgery in the uniyersty of pennsyI.
vane
Phiiadelphia. Feb II 1928.
JOHN SHTNN. .CHuM1sr.
For sale at Smith 8. Pearsali's, NE corner
frhrd snL Market streets. Phadelphis
Feb 1874 Iismly1
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GalsG NancauS Artlrics.

ind % Jxr,sargdercc 49, Ihc Ctctokees, II
Is 80 u.ss csaby-Hsd come hing ike ia
,N.a.p ,ys.slu, apd m 'odJced into theI soCie-
tv.u utrY .g,ys God usapes Of cvIl'zluon
.a,- .J ,nr'- savage .usU auoos a'e t'sop
pe,.us GndDr che ms'i9pupy ion nlcnce OF
gn.tM J.cnro B'geroy, w. unde'stan3, D.
dooe aw.Y wib sad p,ohlotcd ~ severe Pc
naih,s. AsspeC,Oens OF The IN ,n0ef 10 Which
thy dispense Jls'ics N cases OF tuV,ai ion
po.,, we ,elsts Ibe following aascdole, ssld 10
be ouheniic.
An Indian ssssulted another, of which rsgu
lar inio m,uon wa> made The Judge ofds ed
ihe sht if 20 bing the pat,'es before h,m.
The sherif want 10 pu su,i Vt them but re-
TUNED wi hout lhem Whste ss yput
prisonsrs :" said M Judge, d" | caugbt hem"
repned The shcrH Vbc, did you do 10
;hem ?" gave ne defendant fifteen lash.
es." " What dad you give the PLAIN Fl :"
Gave him 6feen too."" WHAT with the IN
20 nero, witness :" Why gave him ,weu
ty Eve lssnes-for had ne held his tongue,
there would have been none of THIS lu's and
trouble. ,.--i would be we'll II all the dispense.
tions oI jl,ucs cou'd be so eqn'ly and p ONT.
Nv adninistefed Sop Museum
is told of he inhsbnsn,s Of cer,sio town WHO
had long bsco accustomed 10 cay, 10 p-il
fulls, al ,he water accessory TO- domes,ic use,
iIor stivs' squsust OF mile distant, spd
~ho, she he water had been brought in,o
The town by mesns of 90 "qurdue', snll con
,iNusd 10 biiog ihei' pail iuils i'om The i've
A n,w uoy, ,old IN lave Dumber OF tbs
q Qnftetly R-siew, IS equally strkiog and
-
g ines OF Jims,ca had of Carrying pu'deos on
,her beads, was thought a. b. inlu ioJ'
thei' cons 'uu'ions, and 10 ssse m. hssltn ui
their slaves, msny oi - pante's p ocu,.d
w1eelbartow,. some 81 he neg ,es used
thsso vehicles ~ ne ptope' m,nne. h,i. o
sircog VS. he Iorce Of nsbiI, ohe, placed
Tia loaded whselsartVw on be- n. ID.
PblsGs.h6sa Ga-.
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PO FIR ",
From the Trenton Emporium.
WELCOME. F1YETTE!

WELCOME. FAYETTE!
WELc,Ns. fsyette TO the .snd that was won,
Ia par by your valor from slsverys chain
And that we'll We remember the deeds you have
done,
Youshail feel when you tread on our green shores
sgsio.
4 Our last sun shall set
Before We forget
With Washmgtons name still TO join Lafayette;
Ycs. the hero who bed that our cline might be Tree,
AS dear - the blood Of our bosoms shall be.
When the sormclo Of vsr gathered black in the
west,
Al the irst shout of " Freedom % that burst thro'
thegiGOm.
He left the bright home. youth and beauty had
To league with cur fathers, to share in their
doom
aui. when roi'd af.r
VS. that tempest OF war,
And the Eagle Triumphant soar'd proud DER each
star,
He sought no reward, no advantage 10 find,
But the sweet peace that vir,ue imprints on the
mnd
Then, welcome, Faysttel and. while gratitude
burns
H. hearts that have always been faithful as free,
Whhe one recp'ec'ion Of peril returns,
In the n..mry oi millions immortal shall be
The hero and sage
Who, in youth and in age,
Has been Lbery's champion thro' iiies every
Stage
voice in the wide realm you loy'd will forget
.. - the loud chorus OF Welcome, FAYETTE!
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cOUGHS, CoNSU.UP7yowS .syND .asrH.,f.f.

COUGHS, CON'SU.UPTIONiS md fSTU.lff.
rRrdiS new and healing basam bids fair to rival evs
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints of the lungs leading ccnsump p ion,
and even in seated consumptions il has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success IF
certificates from persons OF the highest specabil-
ity the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof of its good effects it is proved -
Scarcely of colds, coughs. pam in the side,
difficulty Of breathing, want of sleep arising from de-
bllity, even coDsuDptlons, but may be relieved by
the timely ofthis medicine Every genuine bot.
tie has .Andcrsons CJugh Drops stamped it, and
the directions sli signed by James .HeiIen
These drops generally give in most cases OF
coughs, colds, difficulty of breathing, wheeling,
tghtress of the chest. consumptions and pain in the
side The aged will experience relief equally agree
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs af
fccted
o. Be particular. as each genuine bottle has
Z" .9rdersons Cough Drops," stamped it and that
each Of The directions signed in writing by James
.BeiIen-Do others are genuine
Price, dollar for large. and ffy cents for small
bottles.
0r The a5ove Medicine is for sale By
SAMUEL ". NiNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APO IHECARY.
No. llO, iHAlEs STREET,
Who has also Tor sale constant supply of tho
besi kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs. SIC.
Also sold wholesale and retan, by George II. Til.
'inghast John Mason, Providence, DR. Tibbts,
Warwick Ben; n;amin Bateman, Eas, Greenwich,
Daniel Carpenler, Uxbridge; David Faruum, Smith.
field, Or Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Little
Rest. Rowse habcock, Westerly DIR. rillinghas,,
Wexford Jeremiah Williams, Warren; Daniel
Brewer Taunton, (Mass) and the Post. Master at
,'aicrsve. Nav 2l. 1898.
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Wool Carding.

" ooL OF All gradss card.d into Rolls. in th.
BEST manner. at the usuzi prices, BY the sub.
s.',b I his Mills, on the West Road, (Lawton's
vstey)-Psy taken in Cash or produce
WALTER CORNELL.
Portsmouth, July 25
Qrrhe subscriber. Agent for receiving and delv.
ering Won IN Newport, viii guarantee its safe and
speedy return Il. w. LAWToN
Newport JAY "a !y79
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LIZ /,
On SqMYGay last,

On SamrGqy last,
4 Calf skin PoCHgr BOOK, contain
n ig eigt, 10 donar bulls, and six or seven On,
do.'r bIii,, all nF the Ncwq.ft Bank and nunb
OF notes and ether papers, Of no use TO any cne bu,
the owner Chc subscriber Supposes ii vas iyst on
his way from his dwelling hear the slate.houst, t.
hrs fam IN MiIdet W se w .en ~ i.e and sun.
set Whoever ma e.. be- nbute and will retu n il
TO the owner sh.! be- he.6s, me-, rewarded
as lOPHfR A SWEET
august p 1879
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From ,he Bangor Register.
] Lady is se.H yoJo'ng u fifte boar on fhe IL
Uh'ie she sragS Mfs song
Werd lightly on my little hark
The sun IS gone the skies are dark,
ITS such ~ hour of sad rep1sc
A. .u,,s bosom ed with woes;
Fit Il htly on as sea birds wing,
Tne whie my uupn'niul lay sing,
Too welt the '-hvt3 e this sp1t,
The burthcn know--he loves me not
" loves me rot that rich blue eye
* vs,niy have watched TO spy,
u q er one glance he gave were iraught,
Win tendec or impassioned thought
Aud often when that smile would throw
On me its sot, and gentle glow,
I've vanity thought that smile would prove
lhe morning star 10 days OF love.
The smile thai woke ouch golden dreams
o. me no longer mildly beams.
Tnuse ewes seirer maiden WOO,
Yet can she have srear; more true
Than she whom he has lett to weep
Ger hopes tha, Bed like dreams OF sleep,
Il, whom the echoes Of This spot.
AIe taught this p,iru,--he loves me not
ThinE not Of me, / wildly cry,
Nncn hShidn" sp'enbiu 'AiOng ~ nlgns
And wnen thy 6sy rnd lovely brde
Giidcs though he dence witt airy prides
Wheo b,au'y, music. mi,th and vine
Thy soul TO rcvelr, inClIue
Then 'h'nk not Of the hspess ot,
OF 'er VIII oighs--be 'oves rlc not.
b. Oh If thou sh0uli'st ever drain
The bitter cup oi wasting pain,
Then think uf her who's hci would tYiHo
ln Fortunes III, more close g. thine;
Az who coud checr thee al the while
WIZ ps,,ent ,ovc's eniuring smile.
th then hcstow one sorrowlng thought,
On her who sighs--be 10, cs me not!
.' title b TX, thou rt safe at last,
ng is o'tr--thF waters past,
han sh,n o'e, sN,'cws wave,
he g. Hapen OF my grave
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h.d q Jl-,sh rgderec. --- The Cte'okees, 1t
rs sd u.ss rVabl-Hed come hing ike ia
,Nea.p. .,gs.enI. apd mn odJced into theu ,oCie-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02

WiIliar, Penn and Tbomss
Story, travelling together in Virginia, were
caught by q shower Of rain and uncs'emoni.
ously sheltered themselves IN . tobacco house ;
The owner Of which happening to be w'ih'n it,
accosted them with &C you have g cal dc al OF
Irapadeoce to uespss on my p'emIses-y
enter without lesve--do you kn W who sm :"
To which they answefed, no. "Why then
would have you to know am Jus,Ice Of h.
peace )" 10 which Thomas o'yfephed. "my
friend here makes such things az Mee-he 20
tie Governor Of PepnsytDania The gfes,
man quickly sbsIsd his hsughIinsss.
Lord Aorbury'o nev ct h,sn His lordship
while lately indisPosed, ives tn estensd .w"h
a determination oi blood 10 tho head. Sur
geon CT accordingly opened the temporal
auery; snd whilst attending TO tbe operstion,
his Iordship said TO him. in his usual quick
msnner, "C-i l believe You were neyee
called to tho ba' :" "No my lord, never
was" replied tho su'g,o "Weli, | am
sue, doctor, can safely say yIu have cut
figure 10 the temple.
A surveyor OF isxes, canned Hyde, was ex.
amining house, by the aide OF which was
about the numbe' of " ndows il contained, he
most unf"r uns'e y slipped into the pit. " For
Gods sake, cried ne, help mo-" "Nay,"
sald the proprietor, IL ds,e iake nothing rom
thence wlthou, The consent OF the excise
sud 1t would be pi TO pull on, Hyde be-
TO II is we'll tanned"
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BOOTS and SHOES.
PARDON WHITE,
No. IA, Thames. 81

N0. l44, IN0N2eS-S SEcef,
; EsPEcTFULLY- informs his friends
and the public, that he has on hand all kinds
OF Doors and SKoEs, which he will sci! as low as
any one in town
.2'sO as eheat-a kinds of mems Doots and Shoes
manufactured and repaired All kinds OF ladies'
Boo "a Shoe. =, Lynn workman april so.
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mas JCSY OPENED
A MOTHER iot of AEU GOODS which in re.
mo0iy low, viz
Risck Levantnes bite and BLACK silk
Black and figured siIs ,.oe
sincSowss dn"s and s.rsp.,s .ook ' mSsIlPs esiPs'
Black aud white silk hose \ c'nst crane,
Do do Gloves Irit,sh shirlings
Hue Cslicoes 9G.rniture ribbons
CsmbriC prints L ,,hsn grapes
Furniture Dlmty u natiou sheetings for
mon figured and P'.h { able dsu-'k
bsck silk kdkfs. ~ 900 silver eyed
Chntz needles sssoried for
Black Bombasins family USE
Twii'd bomoazetts VGloves and hosiery
Y ssiines r az SIX hsndke erchiefs
Fancy musiins SC sc
Also
The largest and bes' supply of American sheet.
ings and shirtngs now in ,own. aud q, low If MT
lover than can be purchaseu--eonsi.tngo Of
b,es oi brown sheetinss, a, s. Is and y cts
per yard
do whitened ,hee,ings at IS cents,
do very superior fuh yard wide ditto 10 IS cts
1000 yards over 80 vide brown shee,inss forx5
cesu.
500 DO very superior ditto for IS cents
$40 do whitehead iitio tnr Is
LfKEWISE,
Chex bedticking stripe, girghsms. sewing cot.
tons OF every description wholesale and retail
Nespor,. iug - 1924
- ~ cnespes Case of WHITE IFIHURNs. Al
just opsncj at
W.M Li.vES TYLLgYS
store. that wa. ever 1T red toe sale IN this town
On h"d few Black Leshetns.
huSpst ls
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

"kBsTsRs. Aden's, and Cummings spelling
books, English Reader. Columbian Orator.
Murrays Grammar. walker $ Dictionary, Cummings
and Morse's Geography and Atlas, Dabolls Arith-
metic. Testauents, and every other kind Of school
books usually wanted, by The dozen single, at very
low prices Also, blask account and record books
Bowditch's Navigator, and Blunt's Coast Plots
writing and letter paper; Watts and Meihodis;
hymn books Church prayer books Bridsewser
Collection, 18th edition.
.9L.5fylN.AC
Biceerstsf's Rhode Sand, Farmers and Chris
tsn Almsnacs for 1874 by the groce, dozen or sia'
gle.
PfPER H4NGiNGS
Ooe thousand rolls Parsr hsngings, for rooms and
window curtains, with borders Two hundred tolls
low priced papers, at about 2j cts per roll.
HITS
Elegant and fashionable New.YoTk Hats, snd M.
Boston Tia, Factory hats. warranted wstcs -roof and
not to fade in wearing Also, mens and ,o,,t
ter proof, cotton. and fe! bate. lust rece "a. "a "a
possible prices by ''N - "S '0"'''
george WANTON,
Hgenf 10 Ezra Hathaway.
" Second hand books bought aud sold as above,
Nov az
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New. York and KGGdt Island
STEAM BoATss
NN the third Of july, tIe TO owng arrangement
" viii be adopted aud connu for the season
The Connecticut, Cep ain u Uker will leave irov.
idence. every saturday. a c ock, u and The
Futon, Captain Lomstock, eveiy Wednesday, at
.P
From New York, the Connecticut will depart eve.
ry, Wednr sdsy, at 8 O'Clock T.. II. and the Fulton.
every saturday, al The same nour
July
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-24
Take Notice.

A IL persons indebted to VIM. MAYNE,,
IN Fulei at the Martinsburg Factory, are
respectfully solicited to make payment imme-
diateiy as he has engaged for a term of years
in The Waterford Factory and annexed Fulhng
Mil He wishes to have his business wound
up in AsrtInshurg as soon as possible. All
persons indebted, neglecting the above need
not expect indulgence
WIN NAYNE
N b. Notes viii he taken on short credit
if money cannot at present be obtained.
lune 10
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SPONTANEOUS comBUsrroN.-The
late destruction ola Mandatory near
Germantown. Penn. was caused by
spontaneous combustion waste wool.
Though bui twenty TO fifty pounds
had accumulated. yet il produced q
most dense smoke, and a gas which
took fire like gunpowder. The build
ing was instanianeously in a blaze.
nd not an article could be saved.
The oils usedin the waste wool were
live and srerrnaceti--each kind has
seen so re'seaiy div used before without
eny injury, that no danger was sppre-
nded Repeated experiments have
been made. prove that linseed oil will
egulariy igri'e with waste wool in
.wenty-fonr hourss
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FROM NEW MEXICO.


kQttH% MAJ
Some time last year Maj. 0'Fallon,
United States agent for the Upper
Missouri, having received several YER
bal applications from the commandment
at Santa Fe, desiring his interference to
restrain the Panis and other Indians re-
ding within our territory, from COM
uniting depredaiions on that province.
was induced to write and advise, that
Commissioners should be appointed on
he part Of the constituted authorities of
santa Re, to meet those tribes at Coun-
ell Bluils, and agree upon the terms Of
permanent peace, kindly offering bis
mediation to effect Il. We have been
politely furnished with translation Of
the letter of the commandant in reply,
which we lay before our readers, and
which proves The manner the PROPOSE
ton was received, and the friendly feel
ing of the people ofnhat province to-
wards the citizens Of the United States.
| twill be seen that MAJOR O'Fallon,
in this matter, win only act as the friend
of both parties, and IN prevailing on the
Indians TO make peace, viii make
manifest the influence Of our govern
ment over those tribes, and establish
more firmly the favorable impressions
already made on our Mexican neigh
bors.
/ We do not understand that the Go-
vernon himself intends to visit the Coun-
| Gil Bluffs; or that such military force
as has been spoken of. will accompany
the Commisaoners---tteir suresi pro ec-
ton through the 'riJes in the neighbor-
hood Of our troops, is the Flag Of our
country, which protected the messenger
that brought this communication.
! Enquire.
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IN CHANCERY.

HE defendants John Filson, George
Flson, Frederick Thrasher and Nancy his
wife, Jacob Miller and Jane his wife, Robert
Tilson, Thomas Filson, James Filson. and DsnieI
stulpz and Mary his wife, rot having entered
their appearance and gwen security according
to the act Of assembly and rules Of this court;
and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the courf
that they are not inhabitants OF this state--H ~
Ordered. That the said defendants do appear
here on the second Monday in August next,
and answer the bill of the plaintiff. and that q
copy of this order be forthwith inserted tor two
months successively in the Msrtmsburg Gazette.
and posted al the door Of the court house Of
this county.
A Copy Tesie.
d. HUNTER, @. B. G.
may 10 2uI
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BATH
GDHTlG&aIlDUSBo
BERKELEY SPRINGS, IA.
BATH

MYTH grateful sense for favors, the pub
wv. lie are informed that the well known
boarding house at the Berkeley Springs,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-24

This treaty viii not be made with Major
OFallon, but with the indians, under his adj
vice and in his presence
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kegimental Orders.

IN obedience TO an order from the hdjutant
Generals Office. directing new Regiment
TO be formed out of the 9th Reginent--to
be bounded as follows, Beslnnng on the Po-
tomac river, at the Jeherson county Inc,
thence with said line to the Opequon Lreck,
thence down it to the mouth OF Tuscarora
Creek, thence up said creek to the east end
Of King street, Maltnsburg, thence with SAID
street TO German street, and with 1t TO the
Tuscarora; up the Tuscaroara to the Boyds
GAP road, along said road to Sharp's Saw Mill
on Mill Greek, thence up SAID creek to the
mouth of Porter,s run, Ntn said run to its
source thence due west TO The Morgan coun-
ty line, with SAID line and the Potomac to the
Beginning TO be denomnated the l30th Regi-
ment, and to be alta he'd to the sxt enth br,.
gade, and third division of the Virginia militia.
Commandments of battalons and companies.
within the bounds aforesaid, will assemble
themselves al McCleary's Hotel IN Martins.
burg, on The Goth inst at 10 O'clock, A for
the purpose of forming board of officers
touching the f,rnatIon of the new regiment;
after which said new regiment will be conslde.
red as separated from the 9th Regiment v NJ
WM. GREGORY
Col. Com 9th Reg y NJ
June II
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VIRGINIA to wit
Berkeley Gou ty Court,
May Term, SEA
Reuben FtIson, Plaintiff,

AGAINST
Mary Filson widow at Robert Fllson, decea-
sed. John Prison. Georgs Fison, Frederick
Thrasher and Nancy his wife. late Nancy F,lson.
Jacob Miller and Jane his wife. late Jane Ftlson,
Robert fison. Thomas Piison, James Prison,
Daniel Stualz and Mary iissife, IateaIary Fllson,
aud Robert 8ashore, son Of Rachel Bashore, de-
ased, late Rachel Flsan, heirs of said Robert
FiIson, deceased. Defendants,