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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-27

TIE THORN.

The feld was damp with limpid dswss
Where fair Maria strayed,
And sought an unoffending roscs
That wsntoned on the glade
Bot while she tore il from the waste
Her bosom to adorn,
The rose reproved her cruel haste,
And pierced her with thorn.
And while the blood oozed from the wounds
And left q crimson stain,
She cast the flower upon the ground,
And sighed and wept with pain
And said, while her bright eyes revealed
The whitening glance OF scorn,
"Who would have tho't such sweets concealed
An ensious, ranking thorn"
Maria, bid thy sorrows cease,
And smooth thy clouded broW;
For, lovely girl, you may from this,
A useful lesson know;
How many, crashed by nameless woes
Range through the world forlorn;
And stead Of pleasures magic rose.
Find dissppointments thorn
The belle pursucs her needless wsys
=. To answer fashions call,
And shines amongst the vanly gay
Who grace the crowded hall
She thinks 10 reach the rosy bower,
Where happiness was born.
She strives to pluck the blushing doweri
But finds, instead, = thorn
The rural nymph. who longs to shine,
Upon loftier stage,
And yields her blooming charms DIVINE
To aflaence and age,
Too late she finds the promised prize
Of pure delight is gone,
And grasps, iRslesd OF tranquil Joys,
A life destroying Gsrn.
fon weeping girl, with broken heart,
Bows low at sorrows shrine;
Pale victim of the damned art,
of some gay libertine
Who robbed her of her fame and rests
And ieaves the wretch to noun,
Who stole contenlment from her breast,
TO plant a feStering thorn.
The youth IMMERSED in bland deceit.
BY loves soft passion led,
In iuckIess hour, unites his fate.
To some iil.tempered maid;
Tie thinks her pare as sunless dewss
which grace the verdant lawn,
He thinks to seize fragran, rose.
But grasps y venomed thorn
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MANlUA-MAKING.

MARY HOR>WELL respectfully
4tl informs her friends and the public, that she
has taken the shop recently occupied by ELIZA
Beth RopnAN. in the house of the late GILBERr
CHASE, the Parade, where she will gratefully
ceive orders in the line Of her business
Mrs II. will keep on hand, for sale, a variety of
articles connected with her business, and good as.
sor,meRt q European Goods, and Fancy articles
March 25. 1924
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Horizons Hotel.

@ HORTON respectfully lnforms the
Os public, that his house. heretofore know n as
the Globe Tavern, has been much improved and en-.
larged since the last season. aud that is now in
situation to render every comfort and convenience to
the traveller.
Providence April /. e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-27
William Callahan

WILL sell nis sepxnIng stock OF GOODS. very
w chesp for cash-consistng of British sbiriings
--csiicoes-furniture ditto-bl4ek lace sbawls-
counterpanes--coton shawis- Marseilles Quilts. 13
or uare-dmiiies-c -cambrics-book and jsconet
muslins-lenoes-cotton and worsted stockings-silk
and cotton umbrellas-and variety of other Goods.
All Of which were imported by him direct from the
Manufactories, april 8.
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Eagle Coffee House,

,gt orr, hhode Island.
THE subscriber informs the public, that this ca
tabiishment is now under his management, aud
has undergone thorough repair, and is how opened
for the reception of travellers Ladies and Gentle.
men can be furnished with good rooms. and every
possible attention will be paid the comfort and
convenience OF those who may patronize it.
THOMAS TOWNSEND. Jun
april 60 1924
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NOTICE,

Courf Of Probate Por,smonth, May 10. I32<.
WHEREAS application has been
made for administration on the estate of Jonathan
Coggesbsll Peokbam, late Of Portsmouth, deceased,
and the consideration thereof referred 10 the second
Monday in June next-noce is hereby given to all
persons interested in said estate, to appear if they
shall see t alta Court of probate to be holden at the
house of Oliver Green, in said Portsmouth. said
second Monday of June next at 2 o'clock, NJ and
they shall be heard respecting the same.
BY order Of said Court,
RICHARD SHERMAN, jr, Prob Clerks
MAY Is
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby givesl
notice, that he is appointed administratorf
estate Of samuel worden, late Of Chst.,xx;i
ceased, and has sceepted Of the trus,--l
requests all persons who are indebted tn
OF the said deceased, TO make payment \
hay, aud those who have claims agsinst- IL
tate. 10 exhibit them as soon hs ma -
uDX,iE
CharlsGown, april e., 1854 -.
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New Goods.
JOHN F. TOWNSEND,
me- AI,nr
HAS SUS9 REcETYED,

hAS JCSf hStENbD,
In addition 10 his former stock,
a large assortment of Goods, of the
4 n latest importatiops These being we'll pur.
chased. will be offered at the lowest prices.
.Siso-Several bales of brown and whiteued cotton
sheetings and shirtings from the most app, owed
Factories with Q general assortment OF Domestic
Cotton Goods.
Jast recsiped, q few more black and white Leg.
horns. april 60 1926.
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for
c0UGRS. CoNSU.;fP7YONS AND ASTHMA.
THIS new and healing balsam bids fair rival
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints Of the lungs leading to consumption.
and even in seated consumptions it has lately been
used by riany with the most surprising success If
certificates from persons OF the highest respectable
ity the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof Of its good effects il is proved -
Scarcely case Of colds. coughs. pain in the side.
difficulty Of breathing, want of sleep arising from de.
bility, or consumptions. but may be relieved by
the timely use ofthis medicine. Every genuine bot
tie has .4ndersons Cough Drops stamped on it, and
the directions are all signed BY yomrs .Meaen
These drops generally give ease in most cases Of
coughs. colds, difficulty Of breathing, wheeling.
tghtncss Of the chest, consump,ions and pain the
side The aged will experience relief equally agree.
able and instantancous even when the lungs are af.
fectcd.
.qndersea's Cough Drops," stamped on it and that
each Of the directions are signed in writing by Jares
.heilen-no others genuine.
Price, one de,'ar for large. and y cenfs for small
or The asope Medicine is for sale az
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
No. ITO, THAMES STREET,
Who has also for sale q constant supply Of the
bes; Kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs. SIC.
Also sold wholesale and retail. by George II. Til.
linghast. John n. Mason, Providence Dr. Tibbitts,
Warwick Benjamin Datemsn, Esst-Greenwich {,
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge David Fsrnum, smith.
field, DIR. Briggs. Bristol, Thomas 5 Taylor, Little
Rest Rowse Babcock, Westerly Dr.. Tiihnghsst,
Wexford jeremiah williams, Warren, Daniel
Brewer. Tsuu,0o, (Massl spd the Pos,. Master ct
shtSsUlle. Ny a. aU4
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

WHBsTsR's. Aiden's, and Cummings spelling
w books. English Reader Columbian Orator,
Murray's Grammar, Walkers Dictionary, Cummings
and Morse's Geography and Atlas, Dsbolls Arith.
metic. Testanents, and every other kind Of school
books usually wanted by the dozen single, at very
low prices ALSO, blank account and record books;
Bowditch's Navigator, and Blunt's Coast Pilot !;
writing and letter paper; Watts and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books Sridgewater
Collection, i2th edition.
.9Ly,L2yN.4C
Bickerstaf's Rhode Island, Fsrmer5' and Chris.
t;sn AImanacs, for 1924 by the groce, dozen sa.
gle.
PAPER W7NCINGS.
One thousand rolls Paper Hangings, for rooms and
window curtains, with borders. Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at about IS cts per roll.
H72S
Elegant and fashionable New-York Hats, and the
Boston Hat Factory hats warranted water proof and
not to fade in wearing Also, mems and youths wa.
proof. cotton and felt hats Just received and for
sale at the Book and Hat Store, (and at the loves:
possible pricesl by
GEORGE WANTON,
.fsenf TO Ezra Hathaway
GJ Second hand books bought and sold as above.
Nov o.
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BOOTS and SHOES.
BENJAMIN MARSH, Jun. & Co.

Have for sale az their Store, No. 95 2hameess
Srees, aud corner Of Market Square,
A LARGE assortment of Boots and
"A shoes-many of than just received, and suit
able for the approaching sesson.
.dnong which ave -
Ladies' first quality laced and strap walking sh ~
First quality morocco and kid pumps,
DO. black Denmsrk.satin shoes,
Do coiored do. do.
Do. green morocco.
Misses first quality black and colored morocco
shoes, A
Chldrens morocco and Kid boots and shoes of ~
colors.
Mems fine salf-skin boots, FIRST quality,
do. do. shoes, do. do.
do. morocco pumps,
do. thick shoes, sewed and pcgg'd,
Youths and boys Of all descriptions,--and vasety
Of others, too numerous 10 mention. Purchasers
requested to call and for themselves, as the
above boots and shoes will be sold as low as can be
bought at any other store in town. of equal quality
They keep constantly on hand. sponge and liquid
blackings, warranted good the money will be re-
funded, ,-sso. boot cord, webbing. shoe thread. &c.
N. u. Gentlemen wishing to be fitted from their
measures with boots shoes, will please call at the
store above mentioned and shall be suited at short
notice
Newport, April %.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber contemplating different e..
rangement ofhis business. hereby calls upon all
persons having demands against him, to present
the same for adjustment and those indebted to
make immediate settlement All unsettled accounts
will be put in legal train, if not attended to by the
FIRST day of May next. 2ELEG SANFORD.
Mddletovn, Jan 90, 1924.
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NOTICE.

ASES TOWNSEND, informs his fiienos and
the public. that he has employed an experienced
workman. at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and Is ready to attend to the calls Of his old Gus.
toners and Frends-the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punetually attended
to-eaii at the Chambers over his Store north cor.
ner OF Bsnnister's wharf March 20, 1891
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PROVIDENCE BLANK BOOE
MANUFACTOKY.
T. H. BURNTON, .4gent,


- EsPEcTFULLY informs bis friends
III and the public. that he has recommended
the manufacture Of Blank Books and Book Binding.
in all its branches, at his old stand l6, Westminstes
street, sign of the Imperial Ledger.--GrateSu al for
former avors, and will be thankful for the smallest
in his line
The subscribers to Tea,e's edition of the Family
Bible, can have their books bound at short notice,
in any manner which may be directed, at the follow.
ing prices:
IN plain sheep, So
In plain caT
In PLAN caE, iron back, 6
IN coT gih.
g. III Rnssra, gilt. 10
Specimens of the two latter classes of binding may
be seen at the houses of Eieaxer Zreos and UiRans
Simoas, in Newport.
O. box is left at the house of w. Smons for
The use of those who may wish 10 have their books
bound in order that they may be carried to and frog
without danger of injury
Providence, May l2. 1924
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Carpetings for IS cents.
A LOT of handsome English Car
n petings for only Us cents warranted all
woolIior sale by Wv. LAWToN.
fct s. lea
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

russed With damp, snd vet &Mh dsv, sfSt Ia
the prisoner WHOSE voice estns out IN siitsd,
sepulchsal tone, vhso BID csmmsadsf es,Ied
10 him. He wss 70 stsy ,hsrs in solidds snd
da'kness, snd misery, fasny long, drSssy dAyS
to como. Ws went 70 the psisor siekness
and saIlow melancholy were thsrs, sod asaD
wore, leading o0t b v,stched e1iWsnes u On
unwholesofns cir. We ven, 70 the hosps,sI
. mao lay dead upon board ,bsse-,hc nd
Just died, within isv momeosc, end hjs b,ov;
was scs'esly cold. A fs@ dsys before, S6d hI>
ws. 'resdiog the wsIi vi'h % g. d sssbs . cop
OF them but nov bs Isys ssnsslsss usss %
sser'6psiOo in The ehsubsss -oi shs dying. :
looked around xs-~,hs scsns zee s,ssse6
end impressive. The dssd mss isy pulsslsss
end s'ill, IN kr corner Of the sssss ) his
blood vsss,ill: Il vss frozen a6v IN bis blsst.
ening veins HE eye vss Iussrous cod glazed
snd his lipg vsss puspls oil around bic halo
vas nr1shs, and bic wUsciss vses vsstioe 10
des'h there Was no moving shsrsl 70 oth.
Or gsrs Of the rocn, vss,sd forms ssiss3
Hemselvss upon their elbows and looked
wis,fully upon the hseeSrd eounseusses q
th.eir dssd comssds. Some ross up and stood
trembling ss thsis bsd,idss 10 hossibio
shought; some wsted from sIssp, and iosn6
death hsd como among them sisss they sl6m.
bsred ;--sbd they looked oo him vith dssd-
u, 6xed suiiods Of feature, end tben sbsd.
dsfsd 70 think they most lis there 10 . (sv
tsys: 90 suils "a notioelsss The sus wss
pee. going down. vhss the lass risss ssfs
performed oses The Departed soldier Thsse
wss ns 1osnp, or noiss, Or show. \ ssssll ss-
cou OF his eomssdss, msrchsd quickly over
the etsvel. sod esood before the door OF the
hospital A siegis drum best out hol'oS
ng,e, end ibs l6is ssne shssp ed moorn-,
fully. A ssds coffin wss borne slong. end
with sl6v stsp. inverted bsyonsls, cod dovr-
ward syss, the liHIs procession moved on.
Many vbo esssd nos 70 Join, stood behind 10
silent eonsempis,ioo (: cod many out Of idle
curiosity fingered seond. scarcely tnoving
Why they we're there. They ms'ehsd vi'h
msssuudifssd unto The place el b6sisi, vhsfe
the vild sss.ersss vss bssdisg stss the sand
snd shells which the billoW bed sb,uvn ~
there. Bshina some little, lev, WHITE essss;
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ADlsreltanp.
From the Portland Gazette.
CASTLE TILLL9M.

'Tw,s besutiful morning wren walked
with sf'ieDd slowly oves Sou,h Boston bridge,
trough green meadaws sod laughing frlds,
TO the foiui Of Dorchester. We had intsrd.
ID 10 visit the Css,le--apj here We wers With.
10 mis- OF IL, with sheet Of placid ws'sr
p-'wses Us and its tarhpsrts j. vas one OF
',ose iiiiI morning. when the bugle 0cs,s
css yin the air, spd ihs d'um and fife come
Iiins and screaming on the ear when the
e,s hangs loosely on the Nsff, sSd the voice
o' ihe sen'inel. aud The clinE OF the hammer,
I'D ne sound Of "smp ping iset ere dis,inetly
,-.r'd 20 the Prevailing csir,ness. A little
-.9n.i s6 run up. and 10 . few moments
boa, vss seen couing the s,i!l waters, and
,Ie'chiog 'owsJds Us with the foil strength
OF its osos: IN lev moments mole, II grated
~ The ssnd. Al the side Of the sec, Which
c,me dpplng snd murmuring slonoss 10 ito
doo', sood ne cottage Of . soldier. II was
ample, bv, il we, little pSsdiss Tor con.
'sntec mind ant many bloc and beautiful eyes
were in i, looking on, ike euNeisc s,srs ov.
:. 'he ssve.. Here We talked i.dd held sweet
oD'er'e. Aiisa walk VS. proposed /; end
we sSuatered along up d The lofty fot,ifics-
ion'' o. which the t.gh e'sss was wbis,lide
o the Wind, snd eherc the cannon looked out
with nbse eye upon the oeesn beneath
The's," ssid noble officer Who was o. ny
dc (a,d he poinird OF . WON grave Josi u
/ .u5 fsc) "tbere lies soldier s he wss shot
nfo' c heart. on this vey spot. without one
rna'c cnr one reeoil ne bad won bis death oy
rs di.tonot." The storm he'd beat upon IT,
nd the path Of the sentinel rem close by |;
No d,ed shs'e aud wss 70 gotten! little
monument S,t fsi.sd tie head above 'he high
e ass bsio~ that. too. was The grave oil sol'
lier--he had fallen 10 high combat. and h's
vtlsring difee was tbe wsve which breke
. ihs side Of his tomb We went in'os dark
psre beneath he ground /; ibe cir was des'h.
rts. !. r,s he p!:src. ne tuusson--doo's
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SHOE STORE.
JOSIAH o. BURDlCK,

Ladies Fancy Shoes Manufacturer.
y EsPECTfuLLy informs the Ladies Of Newport,
Az and iis vicinity. TIA, he has just received q
larEe Assortment OF Denmark sstins, pIsin, figured
and variety Of colors, Of the first quality, for Gus
tom work Tie has just employed several workmen
from the most approved manufactures in New York
and phiadelpha Specimens of their work can be
seen at the old stand No l24, Thames street. front
OF VIZ Gu s'0m tfru Auri %
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RHMARKsIhcre ice here the morning Of the
and white frost that Of the 10Th thermometer
the mean heat Of M month 40 precisely degrees above the general
April for the years preceding lhe
cmc a. tie northern ~ But this
dnguied from other month of April within the above by great
O inches which than double the
inches for the five and surprising by 6hhs the greatest qan
fallen month Of April within the said limits Indeed the 6ra months
' las. IS 80 ss which remarkably humid and nearly
Nevertheless the mean heat 37'ss the four months Of excee BY
half the average heat 35o3 preceding wars Br
h four months are still worthy their ub @
well for the additional evidence which surprising ptopc
deaths
deaths of which of H. 60 80 and years Ia
March the deaths a; Of which Of
one In April the deaths 49, one Of 81
years. The number the four months
49, Of which Ia between 10
We du that The bills of mortality o, produce result
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UNION FACTORY. o.-
INDIGO BLUE. ,4..
1HB subscribers respectfully informs sh cir
friends and the public, that they have estab.
ished the Indigo blue lying. and have employed
All experienced workman at the coloring and finish.
ing Woolen goods Of all descriptions will be fin.
ished in the neaest manner, 90 the reasonable
termp. s4
WOOL CARDING. =,
Wool Of all grades c&rdcd into rollo in the BEST
manner They continue 20 manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, as may best suit their em.
ployers. p. :
The following persons will receive and forward
any articles Intended for the Union Factory.
r EDWRAD STANHoPE, aud ss..ri
RoBERT n & FRANCIS CARR. Nsupcrs.
GEORGE LAWTON, Tipertsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristol Ferry ,i
They return their sincere thanks 10 their former
customers and solicit the continuance Of their fs
vours JOHN BABCOck
MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth, June 13
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Pure Sperm Oil, at As cts.

THE sCbccribers offer for sale at the stores Of their
agents. Frechorn Coggeshall and Henry Gard
ner, Thames street. the first quality of summer
strained sperm Oil, at as cents per gallon, in any
quantity from half pint to 1000 gallons
4 .. II POTTER.
T.. nUGGLES.
~,
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Mean temperature Of the month, 4So
Mean heat of ,he warmest day, $50
Mean temp. OF the coldest day, 400
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BOOTS and SHOES.

0bNSAMlN NIhno11, Jun. q 10.
uSoe for sale ar iAeir Store, 40 s5 2hsmes
Ssree', aud corner Of Aarkes Square.
A LARGE. assortment Of Boots ard
IA shoes-msny Of them just received. and suit.
able toe the apps oarhing season.
dmosS whieA ave -
Ladies' frs, quality laced and strap walking shoes.
First quxlity morocco and kid pumps,
D,. back Denmar k.sstih shoes.
d. co,ored 10. do. - q.
Do green moroecoa
Misses 6rst quaiay black and colored morocco
Rhoes, -
Chldrens morocco and kid boots and shoes Of all
ceios
Mems 6ne cAlf.skin boots, Grst quality,
60 Go shoes, do. do.
do. morocco pumps,
do thick shoes, sewed and peEgu,
Youths and boys Of all deserip ,-spd variety
n Others, too nsDcrois 70 mention. Purchasers
requested to call md for themselves. The
above boots and shoes will be sold low can be
bought at any otoas store in town, of equal quality.
They keep constantly on hand. sponge and liquid
hlackings, warranted good, or the money will be
fanded,-slso, boot cord. webbing. shoe thread. &c
Nj Gentlemen wishing 10 be fitted from their
measures, With b6ats shoes. will please call al the
ssore above mentioned and shall, be suited st short
co,ice. ~ r.t tt..
Newport, April -.
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MANTUA.MAkING.

M ~ ia WA hlNC.
M AIRY HORSWELL respectfully
lv1 Informs her friends and tie public, tat she
has taken the shop recently occupied by ELIZA.
sETB RopIAs. in the houss Of The late GiLsEsr
CuAss on the Parade. where she vili gratefully re-
ceiye orders in the line OF her business
Mre u. viii keep on hand, for ss,e. q variety of
articles connected with her business, and good AZ.
sor,mcnt Of European Goods. and Fancy articles
March rs, 1924
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Eagle Coffee House,

. y tEi.o o. ThCde Island.
THE subscriber informs the public that this es
tsblishrnent is nov under bis management. and
has undergone thorough repair, Ind is now opened
for the reception OF travellers Ladies' and Gentle.
men can be furnished with good ioofns, and every
possible attention will be paid to the cornfor, and
convenience OF those who may pstroniae IL.
THOMAS TOWNsEhD. Jun.
cpril %. 1920
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Meteorological piarp, for April, 1924.
Weaihey.

80 -.
Gear nsecy c'os'c,ear. o'isk wus,
GEAR Cloudy, cloudy moo. "'nds'
c'eal am oay' moqera'e winds.
c'ear au gay. or'sk WINDS:
c,ear ~, Gay, moderate WINDS.
o o'eas, c,ouoy;fam as i.3o o.. VINCE
i.eecy S.os' GEAR gear, oIisk wusi
',os'' S,os., o'eaI, a'gM CLOS. M wa',
,! c,s.1 y, '.,s Gay. s,... "aoae'.:s WHO'S;
e,ess, o"" VW.oy' seww"'os
c.ou9y, iau' ram =. IL ilgnt wos.
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SnSBTED AnD puBLrsKRD ~
WILLL9.N SLM0NS
oasaraa ey TRs Laws . rHR uHIraD s7Arss

Tsrms Of us l.spEtheGu.
Two dollars . year-one half in sdysace.
Price Of .advsrhary.
Ore dollar and fifty cent? square, for three weeks,
sndtwsnty-i live cents for each Publication after
smaller ones In the same proportioa.
Ct Alvertsemeass will be continued fil {ssS hidden,
Unless the term cf continuance be specified.
DrJob Work satisfactorily executed.
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Horizons Hotel,

g HORTON respectfully informs,hc
AJs public, that his house, heretofore know n ss
the Globe Tavern, has been much improved snd en-.
erged since the last season, and tba, j, is now in
pi,aasion 20 render every comfort and convenience to
The traveller. ~
ercsidenee' April I. e.