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The most valuable medicine ever in use.
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COUGHS. CONSU.NP7IOMS AND ASTHMA

COUGHS, CONSU.hPTIONS AND ASTHMA.
THIS new and healing bslssm bids fair 10 rival CIV.
cry medicine heretofore discovered .0r coughs
and complaints OF the lungs leading To consumpt ion,
and even III seated conspmptions ii has lately been
used by many with, the most surprising success. II
certificates from persons of the highest respectable
ity or the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof of lis good effects it is proved
Scarcely case Oh colds. coughs pain in the side.
difficulty Of brea,iing want OF sleep arising from de-.
biiity, or even consumptons, but may be relieved by
the timely use OF tins rnedcine Every genuine bot
tie has .antersons Congh Drsps stamped on it, and
the directions are all sigued by James .Heies
These drops generally give ease in most cases Of
coughs, colds. difficulty of breathing, whee zings
side The aged will experience relief equally agree.
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs are az
fsc,ed . n..
GJ' be particular. &C each genuine bottle has
.inderSons Cough Drops" stamped ON it snd that
each OF the directions signed in writing by James
.'felen-Do others are genuine.
Price, one dollar for large, and Gy cents for small
bottles
uJ The obove Medicine is for sale By
:, SAMUEL w. ViNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
No. 10, THAMES -.
Who has also tor sale a constant supply Of the
best kinds Of
e, .. Medicines, Drugs, SIC.
Also sold Wholesale and retail, by George VI. Til.
nghsst John II Mason, Providence DIR. Tibbt,s,
Warwick 7, d, Benjamin. Ratensu, EsstGreenw ich /;
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge, David Fsrnum, SIN th.
field; DR.. Briggs, Bristol; Thomas s Taylor, Little
Rest Rowse Babcock, Westerly DR.. Tilnghsst,
WEXFORD Jeremiah Williams. Warren, Daniel
Brewer. Taunton, (Msss) and the Post. Master at
S'atersvi'le. May 81, 1925
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VILUABLE REHL ESTATE.

THAT pleasantly situated stand for Public
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 we'll known hAv.
idg been occupied as public house tor many years.
.9so-a three acre lot. on the main road, within
one mile from the state e-house.
Lkewise--sn excellent well finished two story
Dwelling House, in Howardstreet at the south part
of the town. in perfect repair, and having large
garden, with an abundant supply OF fruit
Lke,sise-two shares in the Portsmouth Woolen
Msnufac,ory, now in full operation,
For particulars relative to the whole CT any part
Of the above property, apply to -. -.
HENRY MOORE.
Newport Jan Is, 1928.
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Burdick 6, Hutchins,

NO. 124 IhameS-s sreef, UuGer He Gus
tom. House,
Respectfully informs the ladies' of Newport and
ls its vicinity,
THAT they have now on hand a COM
Il ple'e assortment Of walking shoes. which 10
regard to workmanship and materials are superior 10
any ever before offered for sale in this town. and III
sell them at very low price All other kinds os la
dies shoes proportonaby cheap "A ,OOrd 10 fe ,vise
10 sufficient
Measures taken usual for all kinds Of ladies'
boots and shoes, and executed with nea,ness and
despatch
Oct Is r
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CHARTS, &c.
nm. II. PATHBONE,

WM. II. RATHBOWE,
IyAs received and offers for SALE at his store.
head Of Packet Whqr6 Chart, exceeding
from New-york to Havana. improved by government
surveys in 1920 with general assortment Of charts,
of the latest surveys-Boydichs Nsvigstors. 5h edi.
tion American Coast Pilots 10th edition; Nautical
Almsnscks for the years 1922 and 1928 sesmens'
daily Assistant-with a complete assortment at Nsu-
tical Instrumens-Ietter writing. log and wrapping
Psper-QuilIs and Ink Powder.
.4iso, general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery,
Gordsge and Ship Chsndlery.
Just received, 80 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
80 thousand Bricks-20 doz Tile
or Cordage and Cables made to order, and ves-
sells furnished with every article for long and short
VOYAGES. August ID.
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Paper Hangings.'
JOB SHERMAN

! -, =, HQs Just TcceiOed, =. ,
G. EVERAL hundred Rolls Of French
~ and American PAPER HAsoISos and Bon
pgps, some of them bought at auctions.
.4LSO-ln addition 10 his extensive assortment of
DRY GOOD, and Groceries, he has jnst received
some seasonable articles from Boston. -,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and silk plaid Handker.
chefs stout Russia DIAPERS "a vide fer 125 cts
yard narrow do Of various kinds Oil cloths some
wide India straw Carpetings OF a stout kind l2
yard wide handsome Umbrellas; and a variety Of
other articles 100 numerous to mention in an sdyer-
tisement.
Newport, 30h or 4th mo.
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TAXES FOR 1928.

"HE Subscribed, Collector of the State
Il aud Town Taxes, voted in June last,
hereby slves notice, tha, he has com enced
the collection Of The same, and respectfully
requests ell those indebted for said Taxes. to
pay the same without deley. a, No 9 Market
.puste. JOSEPH MARTIN.
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NEW GOODS.
James Hammond,

HAS received his supply OF Fall and winter
Day Coops, vl--
Peiisse Cloths,
Fisnnels.
Biankets, htt
Caroline Plaids, st
Scotch and Tartan Plsids,
Figured Bombszeus.
Twilied and Plain Bombszettg.
Bombs szins,
Fashionable Prints. &c sc.
ALSO,
few pieces Of CARPETlNGs. of handsome pat
terms, warranted all wool and fast coors.
One case Of Irish Linens, and
One do sea Island Sbiriings,
The above with a great variety Of India, European
and American DRY GOODS, are this dsv opened
ard for safe AS above. oct so
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RAW SILKLONG SHAWLS.

lust received and FOE sale by STEPHENB CT
J roo w, On elegant sssortment OF Raw sit
and v.'entia Long saASis hoaat " ~ dollars.
Uey 8.
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By tie President of he United Sfates.

TN pursuance Of law. I. JAMES Mosnoz. President
4 of the Cnted States. do hereby proclaim and
make known. that public sale will be held at the
,ovn Of Jaesson the seat of government OF the State
Of Mississippi on the rst Monday Drrsns5er nezs
for The disposal Of the Land situate in the follow
ing described townships in the district Of lands csded
10 The Unied States by the Choetaw Indians. viz,
East Of ais .hsridian ine Of the Dissries Usa Of
Peorl River
Fractional townships. Nos ID Is, i6, and IL, OF
range No. q, IL, Is. 10 & IL OF range No. o.
Wsm hs Eferidsan line Of the CAoeia,s District
Townships, No. 2, 8. 9. 10 and IL, OF range No.
7,8, 9, and 10
z, 8 and 9 3
East oSttS Meridian ine Of ths Choc,aw Disfr7cf.
Townships No = 10, III, IL, Of range No I
The lands reserved by law for the use Of schools.
for other purposes will be excluded from the sales
which will commence with the lowest number of
section. townshp and range. and viii proceed in reg
ular numerical order
Given under my hand. at the city Of Washington,
this fiteeath day OF July, AID. 1929.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner ofthe General Land-Off,ce.
July f9. IN.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

WsBsTsR's Alden's, and Cummings spelling
w books, English Reader, Columbian Orator,
Murray's Grammar, Walkers Dictionary, Cummings
aud Morse's Geography and Atlas, Dabols Afith.
me,ic, Testsments, and every other kind Of school
b. oks usually wanted by The dozen SINGLE at very
low prices ALSO, bIask account and record books
Bowdi,ch's Navigator, and Blunt's Coast Pilot ;
writing and letter paper; Watts and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer booko Bridgewaler
Collection, 10Th edition.
.8L.h.4NfC
BickerstsFs Rhode Island, Farmers and Chris
tian Alrnanacs, for 1924 by the groce dozen or sin
Gle.
Paper H4NCfNGS
O6e thousand rolls Paper Hangings, for rooms and
window curtains, with borders. Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at abou, Is cts per roll.
hats
Elegant and fashionable New.York Hats, and the
Boston Hat Factory hats. warranted water proof snd
not to fade in wearing. Also, mems and youths wa
proof, cotton, and felt hats just received and for
sale at the Book aud Hat Store, (and al the loves,
possible prees)by
GEORGE WANTON,
Agenf 10 Ezra Rathasay
IT Second hand boo1s bought and sold As ayove
Nov 27.
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CHARTS, sc.
nm. II. PA7HBOWE,

nm. H. RA7HBOWE,
HA6 just received and offers for sale, at bis store,
L heed Of Packet Wharf new Chart, extending
from New-Sork to Havana, improved by government
surveys in 1920. with general assortment of charts,
of the latest surveys-Bowdch's Navgators, 5h edi.
ton American Coast Pilots, 10th edition Nautical
Aimanacks for the years 1922 and 1928 sesmens'
daily ,ssistantGwith complete assortment at Matt
tcal Observation-Disclosures writing, log and wrapping
Paper-Quis and Ink Powder.
.4tso. general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and Ship Chandlery. ..-.
just received so casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
90 thoussnd Brcks-30 dog Tile ..
" Cordage and Cables made to order, and YES.
sells furnished with every article for long and short
voyages. .9yggsf Ia.
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WOOL CARDING.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
L his friends ard the public, ,h,.t he has y, .,
has Wool Csrding Machines in cOwplete order, and
that be s,i pay every attention 10 have We ., of ali
grades carded in the best NJ nner with de, 49,. Ia
on the most reasonable terms. 'fS'' ''''
Co'ouring eed hn"Snng wooler. Cloths continued
as usual hhp.yors gratefully scknowis dsed by
...-, SAMUEL CLARKE
Afne'c intended to DO cent to tho Factory. ma,
1e ,ep With Job shsrmso Newport Sanford Aim,
,sp e.Compton -Peleg Cory, Tiserton-Jereriish
L,lford Bristol Terry.
B-woo', especially Of fne grade, should be
creased with pure sperm OH. Those who wish can
have their wool oiled at the machines.
Portsmouth, June "a
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FOR SALE, OR TOLET.

H.. Estate on Ihames-street, form
4 eriy the residence Of Gov wAnTtNs > being
divided by entries through the middle, and having
two front entrsnces, snd separate kitchens and eel
lars, it would accommodate two separate families
With or convenient rooms each, besides plaster.
ed rooms in the garret y has good garden. and
the lot extends to the harbor The housc nus lately
been thoroughly repaired, and j. perfectly sound
it may be purchased a. low price, and payment
may be made in ave or more Gf rcqurcd) yearly in.
ss'ments security upon the estate would be sccep.
ted t,r ali excep, the 6rst payment. Tie same es
tate is offered to be let.
Oct. Is. p HAZARD.
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New-YorK and Rhode Island
STEAM.BoATs.

nN the third Of July, the following arrange h;cnt
~ will be adopted and continued for the season
Ihe Connecticut, Captain Bunker. will leave Prov.
idence. every Saturday, at q o'clock, p N and the
futon. Captain Comseock. every "Wednesday, at
49,
From New York. the Connecticut will edepsrt eve.
ry Wednesday, at 8 o'clock, r. M. and the Fulton,
every Saturday. st tbs same hoer. e
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short credit. Among them arc the following
Srosdclohs. for 2As yd 0 Rack silk ve.ysts for on.
vide worth Sos of ev. " l0s6 I'd
cry color lOlored silk veyete
Ditto from s. 10 81 yd Caspian stripes
Cassimeres from 80 60 Norwich grapes Of ~
les y.rd a 90 nrs aimee; 10 gre
Ladies cloths fr.ry $50 ar1a3
Ns yd and vere caespy But .Ic1es fJr only g
Devonshire krrseyT from < 10 Is6 yd
as9d tn 6s9l D n assortment ca ieoes
Pannels If al col'rs. fr. iiasik, Il ysrd vide
is TO 4s6 the yard 0 for Only Ss5 yard
bookings aud baises 4 complete assortment
Ssttinets from IS 10 6a9 . of aos,ery
yard Barge for ladies' dresses
d complete lot Of blank. A complete sssortnen,
cts Of 6gur'd sks, from
@Shirtings from 10 to 90 $50 20 IS yard
cts the yard Brown silks and bornbg-
Sheetngs from f35 10 IS Gins
cts yard JET black bombszins, og
4 comp'e,e lot of combs 2 three difFeren, widths
Ood and silver lace .or . Crimson bombszin very
hat trimmings nice
Colored long kid gloves Caroline piaids from Sc
A complete lot of bombs- to $50 yd
zetts Y Scotch plaid fJr c,oaks
Nankin grapes Elegant ribbons tor trim.
Silks Oft every description uings
Cotton bsttings for com. Belt ribbons
for'trs "a superb lot Of Buttons.
blue bisck and brown for ladies coats and
pushes 0 dresses
and many other articles too tedious to particularse.
aud which shall be sold at the lowest possible prices
w L. has also opened complete sssortme
oi ladies work baskets, and has received another lot
OF bal, fringes, which article he can sell at Less
Price th il can be Manufactured for.
Oct a. 1924
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UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.

lNDknO DLOE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs theu
j friesds and he public, that they have estab.
Yhed the lndigo>blue Dying, and have employed
an experienced workman at tire colorng and finish
i5ng. woollen goods Of all descriptions will be m
iSied ID The nes.est manner, on the nost reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDING.
Wool of all grades carded into rolls in the best
manner. They continue to manufseturc wool OF
shares or BY conysct, ss msy6sst sat their em.
Dloyers.
The following persons wi'ireeeWs and forward
scy articles intended for the Union Factory.
HDwRAD sTANHuFE, and
li0BERr X & PRASCIs CARR, Neri'rf
GEORGE LAWT0D, 7sperfsn.
JEREMIAH GlPFsRD, Bristei Ferry
They return their sincere thanks 10 their iormer
customers and solicit III, continuance Of their f..
>ours JOHN DABCOCK.
MOSES kAwToS
r9r,sraouth. iune n
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SsIHrIp AsD yuBLrsHEp BY
WILLIAM SLyHONS.

S1Iarsn or tbs LAWS OF THE usIIEB STATES
Terms Of ahe Republican.
Two dollars a year-one half in advsnce
Price y .4duerfIsiny.
Vne dollar and nifty cents square, for three weeks,
sndtwsnty-ive cents for each publication after
smaller ones in the same proportion.
70 Advertisements will be continued nli liforbidden.
unless the term of continuance be specified
OJob Work satisfactorily executet.
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g mos, va.uaUle medicine ever IN use
for
coUcRs CoNSU.uPTIONs. AND .4S7NJt.s


II - new aud healing balsam bids fair TO 9Pa' ev:
e.y medicine h-reiofote discovered for coughs
snd complaints Of the ihngs leading to consumption.
end even in seated consump;ions /, has lately been
nsed by many with the Most surprising success "
certificates from persons OF the highest respectable
,y the great snd increasing de- and for ihe, may
b. Gated proof of its good elects it lie proved -
Scarcely case Of colds, coughs, pain in the side,
fiicuy OF breathing wan, ot sleep arising rom de-
siity, consump,ions, nut may be relieved by
the timely use this medicine Every genuine bot,
lie has a,,.ersons Cough DROPS stamped on it, and
.he directions all signed by Jsines .'feikn
. These drops generally give ease IN most cases Of
coughs, colds. difficulty Of breathing, Wheeling,
tghness Of the chest. conscnpuons, and pain IN tho
SIDE The aged will experience relief equally agree.
able and instantaneous, When the unge are at.
fscted
-. Gr BE particular. as each gepusne bottle has
" .7udsrsons CousA PROPS" stamped On it and that
each u direcucHs signed in writing BY James
0feaen-no others are genuine
Price, ere dollar for large and Gfiy ecnts for ANAL
teules.
O. TIE a6ove Medicine ia for snis By
SAMUEL W. VlNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APO1HECARY.
No. ITO, THAMES STREET,
. Who has also for sale constant supply of the
bess kinds Of ...
B7ediemes, Drugs. SIC.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George VI. Til
Enghast John II Mason, Prosidence; DIR, Tibbitts,
Warwick Benz amin Dateman, Esst-tsrecu~ich {
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbrid5e; David Farsun, smith
Aei1, DR.. Briggs, Dristoi: Thomas Taylor, Little
Rest. Rowse Babcock. Westerly Dr Tillinghas,.
WEXFORD jeremiah Williams. Warren; Daniel
Brewer. Taunton, (MsssJ and the Post. Master at
Slstersville. May 81, 1923.
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9wo 6ue CalieOes for only IL l.2 CTS ya
-, fkanneAs ,'ot only Is tie yd
Elegant rzvilled Bombazei,s, TOR only
ls9d ihe M.
VIM. JANIS TILLfY,

~ao ilS, Thames street Il NO i, Custom Hstise Court
RdS JUS9 5PENED
SoIE Of the cheapest good thAt nAs eses offer
~ ed fne sale in this town or siste nd which sli
o. sold At the very lowest prices for cssh or on a
Short credit. Among them arc the following
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-01
Where can get it never knew any person

who had il.
What is experience made of Observation
Other peoples mistakes, and the remembrance
of suffering from our owp,
What is it good iort 10 make disappointment
bearable.
What is Iove' An ilusion--a dream from
which we awake dissatisfied. important, only
|obseive il in others
Can il be bought9 No; bu' though extremely
precious. is generally thrown away. When it is
|ofiered, it is genuine when asked the commod,
|it, rendered will generally be found to be graft
|tude.
Where does it come FRONT IIeaven-if pure
liz mounts hlther again. 1t is too exquisite for
car,h, and seldom rests on it long.
| What is courage made Of! The fear of con-
tempt.
What is it good for' Self preservation and
he protection Of others.
| What is justice The principle and cause Of
tall virtue, as light is the Prn iple and cause OF
Hall colour.
Can il be sold Yes. but it IS very dear
\ What is poli,eness The art OF avoiding un
necessary pain
/ What is ii,ttery? The art ofdeceiving others
lin order to ingratiate ourselves in their opinion
/ What is hope made Of Our wishes-it dances
before our path, but flies when we attempt tt
'lgrasp it; like the rainbow, which seems to res
lon earth, but is only the creation ut our vision
What is Disappointment made of Hope.
Where can get i, Every where, if you TAXI
imagination and passion as your guides.
What is pity2 The uneasy sensation we fee
'lwhen we look at suffering
\ What is it good for Nothing unless accom-
panied by active benevolence.
What is mischief The wit of fools
4 What is pnnning The foil, of wit.
j What is welded happiness made off, AIutua
j ilforhearance, tenderness, and respect.
is it deari 1t CANNOT be dear at any price.
! win il break When it is broken by death, i
lis reioinea in heaven.
d What is beautyi A key to the heart Of th'
nIbeholder, the apology for many follies, and th'
aanducement to many more.
Y Can buy it? Not the thing ITSELF but yo'
nay buy the person who has it.
What are ronlanccs made of? Stories of peo
ple who never lived, chronicles of things neve
ijknown, and relations of words never spoken
y What are they good for To sof,en the hear,
, anuse the fancy, and refine the taste.
Virtue dwel!s not on the tongue, but fixes it
I bode in the heart.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-01
DEATH-WATCH,

sAmong the popular superstitions which the
almost general Illumination OF modern times had
no, been able 20 obliterate the dread cf the death
watch may well be considered as one of the most
predominant, and still continues Il disturb the
habita'ions of rural tranquility with groundless
fesrs, and absurd spprehcRsions. 1t is not indeed
10 be imagined that they who are engaged in the
more importan! cares of providing the immediate
of life should have either leisure or
inclination to investigate with philosophical! exact
ne,s the causes OF particular sound yet it must
he allowed to be very singular circumstance
tina, animal so common should not be more
universally known, and the peculiar noise whicll
IL occasionally makes be more universally under
Stood 1t is chiefly in the advanced state offspring
Ina, the alarming little animal commences its
Sound, which is no other than the call or signal
lby which the male and female are led TO each
Ioher, and which may be considered as analogous
Ito the call Of brds though not owing to the voice
Iof the insect, but 10 its beating any hard SUBJ
stance with The shield, or fore part o! its head
The prevailing number of the distinct strokes
which it beats is from seven to nine, or elevens
which very circumstance may perhaps still add5
in some degree, to the oninous character which it
bears among the vulgar. These sounds, or beats,
lare given in pretty quick succession, and arc re.
Ipcated at uncertain intervals and in old houses,
where the insects are numerous, may be heard
lat almost every hour of the day. especially if the
weather be warm. The sound exactly resembles
that which may be made by beating moderately
hard with the nail on table. The insect is of a
color SO nearly resembling that of decayed wood.
viz. an obscure greyish brown, that it may for q
considerable time eludc the search of the enqui-
rcr. 1t is about quarter OF an inch IN length, and
lis moderately thick in proportion, and the wing
.hells are marked with numerous irregular varia-
atons of lighter or greyer cast than the ground
color. Ridiculous and incredible as it may appear,
lii an animal that may in some measure be tau,-
.ed at least it may be un far familiarized to be
made to beat occasionally, by taking it out Of ia
G scontinement, and beating on table CT board
. when it will readily answer the noise, and will
continue TO beat AS often as required. "-,Saaao.