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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-04
ever IN use, tC

coUCRS, CoNSLtNPTIoFS AND .iSYNN.q
THIs new and healing baIsau bids fair TO riysi ev.
cry medicine heretofore discovered ior coughs
and complaints OF the lungs leading to consumption,
and even in seated consumptons it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success. II
certificates from persons OF the highest respect sbil
i,y or the gres, aud increasing demand for them may
be called proof of its good effects it is proved
Scarcely a case Of colds coughs, pain in the side.
difficulty Of bressng wan, Of sleep arising from de.
bility, even consumpiions, but DC eiieyed 10y
the timely use ofthis medicine Every genuine bot
tie has .fn!ersons COngA Drops stamped on it, And
the directions are all signed by james .Ileian
These drops generally give ease in most cases OF
coughs, colds, difficulty of breathing, wbeezing
tghtnes. OF the chest, consumpions, and pain in the
side. The aged will experience relief equally agree
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs are al.
fectsd.
6r BE particular. as each rcnasne bottle has
.Yrdsrsoas COsyh Drops," stamped on it and that
each OF the directions signed in writing by JaTe'
.NeLea-no others are genuine.
Price, che dollar for large, and Gy cents for small
bottles.
QJ The ADORE Medicine is for sale e
SAMUEL ". NlNSON,
DRUGGIST AND hPOrHECoRY.
No. no, THAMES ssrREET,
Who has also tor sale constant supply OF LIZ
bes; kinds of
Medicines, Drugs, sc.
Also sold wholesale and retail, BY George VI. rd
nnghsst. John a. Mason, Providence Or. Iiob'tts.
Warwick, Ben;stnin Dateman. E.st.Greenwieh :
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge, David f.rnsm, smith
Seld Dr. Briggs, Bristol, Thomas Tsy'ot, Lille.
Rest Rowse Bsbcock, Westerly Dr. rhhnght-'
WEXFORD, Jeremiah Williams, Y srreni Dsniel
Brewer. Tsuutos, (Nsss5 sns the Pos. Master at
sls,srsvl1s. HT2i, ,tES
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a GOOD UIFE.

a preacher iu fune al sstmon on o lady,
afler somming UP hei good qualities, added
",ha' the always reached ne. husboud his
hat, when he cs!i~d f,' il, without mul,e ,IEg I"
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Sk cotton and Liaen hall
hose
Ladies Prd gen!lsmsn's
hosiery
Linen and Sobbinet 'aces
Am. and EDg.iSn oa!lcoes
French fancy mus ins
Am stripes and singhams
tmk blue and buff sing.
hams
silk aud cotton barage
Fancy go@u si,ks
Bonnet sljs3
six yes'ings
Fancy silk hdkfs
Black ard white s.;i:ns
Black b'ue aad pink sn,l
white Grape GiSse
Black white AID 6, eer
E,a..aD eva cs
Csuton C,.pes
& 4 n.k bom5azins
6.t 90. do.
Ribbons and gaioous
Furniture chiniG
Damask and diapers.
% tedious 10 mention
lie case OF fine ieStorns
ready made fags of eve.
ntlaEs tor .a''
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State of Rhode. Island, sc.
Washington, Se.--C2erk,s Office, Court Coms
C,or pLeos. ./ulu q 1903

NN application TO me this day made BY william
~ Rodmsn. Of Exeter, in the count, Of Washing.
ton, sborer, petitioner for the benefit of tue insol.
'ca' act of this state Notice is hereby given to the
c'votors OF the said Rodmsn, to appear Cfthey see
hl) UsoIe the Cour, Of Common Pleas, 10 be holden
At solth XII stown, within and for the County of
Washington, the seconi Monday os August, 1925,
and on the secont day Of the term thereof to nomi.
nate one Ass,gne.s 20 receive an assignmens
OF sil the estate of said Rrdu ar, and Distribute tho
ssmc agreesby to the provision, of the nso, scs
of this state. SAMUEL hELME, Cle-s.
June - 9,u
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poetrp.

The following Ode appeared originally in The Bos-
ton Statesman and is the production we understand,
of lady Of this town, who has on other occsNions
favored the public with the bright gifts OF her truly
poclica mind.
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w M. JANIS rILLtY, y,

Thames. street. snd 20. / Custom House
Court-opened yesterday The following Goods, which
shall he sold cheap as al any store in the town or
state. for cash or = short creGil. Among them are
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Il King Is TO be enyicd for nothing so much
as the supremacy OF his povet to DO good |;
and 10 his inelinsuons be bu, equal TO bis pow.
er, he must necessarily be the haPpies' man
IN his teaIfY.
Charles he Fifth used to ssy, thst I" the
clemeney Of 9 prince is ike the heat OF the
sun, which hsrJens 6irf, while Il soiten'
war"
Many ~ho seem TO esrry the liberty OF the
subjec, highest, servo them like uoa's--''ekle
Them ill they catch them.
Profaneness in conversation too commonly
passes for wi, whereas IL 10, IN truth, cer. .
,sIn sign Of the want Of both judgment snd
manners.
The reading Of mos, men 10 like . ward
robe Of old clio hes--seldom used.
The bes, way to provo the clssroess OF ou'
unde's,sodiog. 10 By showing tts faults s
wheo . stream diseoven dirt o. the bottom,
it ecnviness ~ Of the transparency ssd Po'ny
Of the wafer.
A wise man thinks none bis superior who
has done him an injury, for be hs !, thar te
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PUBLISHED WEEKLK,
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IlPPINCOIi & ABBOTT.
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may be agreed on by the parties. II they fail
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then will be charged Three Dollars cash. A
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dered as 4 new engagement. No paper to be
discontinued (unless at the option OF the Edi-
tors) until all arrearages shall have been paid.
advertisements, not exceeding square, will
be inserted at 81 for the first, and Is centsfor
each subsequent insertion. Larger ADVERTISE
ments in the same proportion. reduction
will be made TO those who advertise by the
year.
CT Letters TO the Editors must be post
paid or they viii not be attended to.
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rabe acquittal, and observed that every
officer dear to the nation was dear 10 him
and silhoagi he had but lew moments
TO spare, he dld not know how part of
them could be ter employed than in
teslifying his re ard for worth and vir-
tub. ID.
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Two hours after the departure of the
Nations Guest, he lief, the President S
house in company with Gen. BRowN, to
make a visit to the gallant Commodore
STEWART, who has been confined to his
room ever since the conclusion Of the
trial by severe indisposiion, owing, in
part, we presume, to the excitement he
has labored under. The interview was
highly interesting. The General con-
gratu lated lhe Commodore on his homo
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-21
MONT BLING

Mr.. Shirwell, young Euglishman, lately as
cended the summit of Mont Blanc, the high
est point OF the Alps. The following is an
extract from his letter.
$ DR.. Edmund Clark, myself, and
twelve guides, started from Chamcuni
on Thursday, the 25th of August. We
reached the summit on Friday, the 26lh,
and arrived back at Chamoun on Satur-
day the eth. The two nights we were
absent we slept, of course, On the eter-
Nal SHOWS. in an atmosphere Of IL de-
grees below freezing. The dangers and
difficulties of PASSING the Glaciers des
Blossoms, and that of Tacconni, and sub
sequentiy trayersing the immense plains
OF snow TO arrive at the top, will all be
more fully detailed in pamphlet which
is to be Published at Geneva in the
course of ten days, as soon as our nara.
tive is ready. The barometer WAS Ten
inches lower with US than 10 the Valley
de Chamouni, where we had man sta
toned TO observe the mercury. The
thermometer, at - O'Clock, in The sun,
was J. below freezing only our
pulses varied from 100 to $50. The
rarity Of the atmosphere had very seri-
Gus effects on us all; one OF two of the
guides bled profusely at the nose; one
spit blood during whole day; vomit-
ed during eighteen hours with little in-
PERMISSION. Sleep oVercsme us at every
moment; but my principal guide, Con-
tet, son of him who went with Monsieur
de Saussure in 1897, would not permit
me to sleep on the SHOWS long time,
fearing the frost, sc. One of the most
remarkable things is the perfect silence
which reigns on the top of Mont Blanc.
You do not hear one lhirr. The sky is
dark, quite indigo. The full moon in
such black ground was the finest thing
imaginable; one star was visible only !;
our faces almost all peeled, and our eyes
very much swollen it was hazardous
thing. The. last ascension was four
years since, when three gnides persisted
by an a yalanche. We sealed mp bottle
with names aud dates, and plunged il
into the snow. Some bundred years
hence it will perhaps come TO light, for
we have ascertained The probable rate
of movement of the glaciers. We found
no autographs Of any sort"
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SAGACITY OF WOLVES.
Ertraet fr0m FrankLin's .Narrutire. Lcn. :

Extract from FTGnktfn'S .NdTTdiiUe Jon. "a
1926.
So much snow had fallen this night.
that the track we intended 10 follow
was completely covered, and our march
to-day was very fatiguing. We passed
the remains of two red deer lying at
the bases of perpendicular cliffs, from
the SUBMITS of which they had proba-
bly, been forced by wolves. These
voraclous animals, which are inferior
IN speed to the reindeer, are said FREE
quenliy to have recourse 10 the follow
ing expedient in places where extern
slve plains are bounded by precipitous
cliffs:
Whilst the deer are quietly grazing,
the wolves assemble in great numbers,
and forming crescent, creep slowly
towards the herd so as not 10 alarm
them much at first, but when they per-
ceive that they have fairly hemmed in
the nnsuspecting creatures, and cut off
their retreat across the plain, they move
quickly, and with hideous yells terrify
their prey, and urge them to flight by
the ouly open way, which is that to-
wards the precipice; appearing to
know that when the herd is once al
fuil speed, il is easily driven over the
clih, the rearmost urging on those
that are before. The wolves then de-,
scend at their leisure and feast on the
mangled carcasses. One of these fero-
clous animals passed close to the per-
son who was beating the track, but did
not offer any violence.
DR.. Richardson, (the medical atten-
dant on the expedition,) having the
first watch, had gone to the summit of
The hill, and remained seated, contem-
plating the river that washed the prac-
lpIce under his feet, long after dusk hid
distant objects from his view. His
thoughts were perhaps far distant from
the surrounding objects, when he was
reused by an indistinct noise behind
him, and on looking round, perceived
that nine white wolves had arranged
themselves in The form of crescent,
and were advancing apparently with
the intention of driving hin into the
river. On his rising up they halted,
and when be advanced, they made way
for his passage down to the tents. He
had his gun 10 his hand, but forebore TO
fire, lest there should be Esquimaux in
the neighborhood.
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Patent Shearing Machine
To all whom 1t may concern.


TTAVING supposed myself the
n Il inventor of the MACHINES for Shear
ing Broadcloth, and having secured by Let
tiers Patent the improvement and application
Of the Spiral Vibrating Shears, as described
10 my specification, felt confidence in dis
posing of them to the public, presuming that
nothing could interfere TO disturb my right.
But it now appears, that, in consequence of
prior application, WILLIAM HOVEY, of
Woreester, has secured, by Letters Patent, the
right to the Principle Of the Machine, indie
pendent of the Shears, q Circumstance that
did not foresee, and could not controul.
thus found myself under the necessity of stop
ping the building of these Machines, or of
compromising with said Hovey SO as to unite
our two respective claims, and have, accor-
DINGHY. assigned to him all the right and in
tersst that hold by virtue of my Patent Cor
otherw;se) to the Machine for Shearing Broad
cloth, such as | have heretofore sod, for all
the New England States, and have also made
arrangements with him to secure, 10 those
who have purchased my Machines, the past
and future use of all that ! have sold, and
shall hold myself accountable for the free use
of the same and for nothing more.
shall, in future, neither make nor sell any
Machines in the New-England States, but
con6ne my sales to the Southern, Western and
Middle States.
Having united the strength and interest OF
the two Patents, the public may feel de-
gree of safety in purchasing the Machines, as
il is the design of said HovEY, as well as my
self, to build our Machines on the same plan,
and to greatly improve their quality. Our
price, in future, will be $l25 each.
Said Hovey, having assigned to me all his
right to said Machine, by virtue Of his Patent,
for all the States in the Union, except the
New-England States, will condne his sales
to that territory for the Broad Machine only.
The public may be assured that any one,
who attempts to invade the rights of our re-
spective claims, will be under the necessity Of
answering it at Court of Law.
BERlAH SWIFT.
Washington, N. Y. .Mov. %, 1925.
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office, Nov. is, 1895.
TO the Heirs Of JOHN BROOKS, late of
Sterling, in said County, deceased, and 10
all others concerned in the Estate Of said de-
ceased, GREETING.
: YOU are hereby cited TO appear (ifyou
see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in January next, at one Of the clock, at.
ter noon, to show cause why the Account of
the administration of the Estate of said deceased
should not be allowed; and you will be heard
thereon, NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob
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Real Estate for Sale.
gNTILL he Sold at Public Auc

AMJ ILL DS 1COlu DIT uDIlC AuC"
w ton, on Tuesday, the 9th day of
the present month, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Gf
not previously disposed Of at private sale. at
the dwelling house of the Subscriber, the
FARM on which he now lives, being pleas
antly situated, three quarters of mile from
Worcester t-House, on the old Boston
road, so called, leading from Worcester to
Boston, containing about 100 acres of good
Land, we'll watered and remarkably well
wooded, having on the same an excellent
Brick Yard, with an immense quantity of very
superior Clay for Bricks.-Said Farm will be
cold together or in lots, as will best suit the
purchaser. Any person wishing to purchase,
will do we'll to call and examine for himself.
Terms of payment made Known at the time
of Sale.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, will be sold,
a quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
twenty barrels of Cider, between twenty and
thirty tons of Hay, three yoke of Oxen, three
Cows, one Horse, ten Swine, one two-horse
Wagon, one Ok Wagon, three Carts, one
Double Sleigh, one Single Sleigh, with Har-
ness nearly new, one Machine for pressing
brick, several Ploughs, Sleds, and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention in an advor-
tisement. Persons wishing TO buy any Of the
above articles, before the time Of sale, will
please call on
GEORGE w. BROOKS.
Worcester, Dec. 6, 1926.
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PRINTED FOR THE PRoPRIEToRs, BY
SAMUEL B. MANNING,
OPPOSITE The NEW MEETINc-HoUsE.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
p Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the office, or by mail, two dollars per
GnnuD.
o. Advertisements, not eGceeding t'celre
lines, pu5hshed three weeks for one dollar, and
continued three ,0seks longer for fjfg CENTS
Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
The publishers will hold themselves respon-
sibIe for no error in any advertisement, be-
yond the sum charged for its insertion.
All communications and orders directed to
the "Editor of the Spy and post paid, will
be promptly attended to.
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Cloth Dressing.

ESHE Subscriber continues
Il the Cloth Dressing Business at his Fac
tory, one mile south of Worcester Village,
where those who favor him with their custom
may depend on having their work we'll and
punctually done Prices for dressiDg-Hand-
Some wear, 90 cts. per yd.-Common do. 16
cts.
Most kinds Of Produce received in payment.
WILLIAM b. FOX.
~ B.-Cloth left at the Stores of ID. Hey
GOOD G. Co. and II. G. Henshaw, will be taken
and returned.
Worcester, Sept. |, 1925 If.
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HOOSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MAlNE-*John anderson; William Bur
leigh; David Kidder; Enoch Lincoln; Jere-
miah O'Brien; *Peleg Sprsgue Ebenezer
Ilerrick.
MPsHlRE-Ichabod Bartlett;
~Titus Brown nehemiah Eastman; *Joseph
Heafey; #Jonathan Harvey; Thomas Whip
pie. Jr.
vERMoNT-william c. Bradley; ROllin
C. Mallary *John Mattocks; *Ezra Mech !;
*George E. Wales.
Observation-Disclosures Burgess !;
*Dutee ]. Pearce.
MASSACHUSETTS, C. Allen :;
*John Davis; Henry w. Dwight; *Edward
Everett; John Bailey; Francis Baylies; B.
W. CIowninshield; Aaron Hobart; J. Locke !;
Samuel La,brop; John Reed "John Varnum;
Daniel Webster.
CONNECTICUT-%John Baldwin; Noyes
Barber; "Ralph /. Ingersoll *Elisha Phelps :;
Gideon Tomlinson; "Orange Merwin.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Adams; *William
G. Angel; *Henry Ashley; *Luher Badger =;
c. C. Cambreleng; ~William Deitz; *Nicholl
FOstick; @Daniel G. Garnsey; *John Hal
lock, jr; #Mchael Hoffman; Moses Hayden ;
*Charles Humphrey; *Jeromus Johnson; &c.
Kellogg ~William M'Manus; Henry c. Mar
tindale; *Henry Markell Dudley Marvin ;
*John Miller; IT. H. Porter; S. Van Rens-
selaer; *fIenry Fl. Ross; Robert s. Rose ;
strong; John w. Taylor; NC. G. Verplank ;
Aaron Ward; *Elias Whttemore ;; *Bartow
White; Silas Wood Egbert Ten Eyck.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cassidy; Lewis
Condict; Daniel Garrison; George Holcomhe ;
Co~,ol C,pan Trol,or
DELAWARE-Louis M'Iane;
NSYLVANIA-James Allison; *Wil-
liam Adams; James Buchanan; Samuel Ed
Harris Joseph Hemphill Samuel D. Ingham ;
%Joseph Lawrence Philip s. Marley Dan
iel II. Miller; *Chsrles Miner; James S.
Mitchell; Samuel M'Kean %John Mitchell ;
George Kremer; George Plumer; Andre W
Stewart Alexander Thompson; +Jamcs s.
Stevenson; "Espy Van Horne; James Viii
son; Henry Wilson; George Wolfe; "Jchu
Wurts.
Observation-Disclosures Dorsey; *John
Barney; *John Leeds Kerr; Joseph Kent ;
Peter Little; %Robert N. Martin; George
f. Mitchell; *George Peter; *Thomas G.
| Worthington.
VIRGINIA-Mark Alexander; William s.
| Archer ;*William Armstrong, ir.; John s. Bar.
hour; Burwell Basset *Thomas Davenport
Benjamin Estill; AN. II. Claiborne; John
| Floyd Robert S. Garnet; Joseph Johnson
| Charles T. Mercer; William M'Coy; Thomas
Newton; *Alfred II. Powell; William C.
Rives; William Smith John Taliaferro
| tRobert Taylor; *James TFezvant; Andrew
Stevenson Vacdney.
Observation-Disclosures Allston
*John II. Bryan; Samuel P. Carson; We'll
don N. Edwards; Henry Conner; ~Richard
Hines; ~Gabrel Holmes; John Long EAR
chibald M'Nei; Willie P. Mangum TLem-
uel Sawyer; Romulus NJ Saunders; Lewis
| Williams.
SOUTH. CAROLINA-John Carter; Joseph
Gist; a. R. Govan; james Hamilton, jr.
George M'Dufhe; *Thomas r. Mitchell
Sterling Tucker; John Wilson; William Drsy-
| ton.
GEORGIA-Georse Cary; Alfred Cutb-
bert John Forsyth &C. f. Haynes; "James
Meriwether; Edward F. Tattnall; Wiley
| Thompson.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. Buckner; "James
! Clarke Robert p. Henry; James Iohn-
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Ghe art8 a1tO Ssc(e,yceS.

Preserving Shespskins.-As soon as
the skin is taken off, pour upon it about
pint of warm water. roll it up and let
il remain in some warm place for about
six hours. The wool may then be pull
ed perfectly easy, and the skin is left
IN better state for preservation, than
when We usual mode of strewing on
ashes or lime has been practised. The
water should be about blood heat, as a
higher temperature will injure the
skin. Considering the large number Of
sheepskins which are annually disposed
of, the above suggestion is worthy of
attention.
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that day when the sun shines smeetly
on their happiness, where their destiny
shall be linked with another--he TO
protect and cherish, she to love and
sooth. Thus one wedding creates anoth-
er. May they be frequent.
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THE Y.aLUaBLE SERMo.N;S.

A few years ago, two gentlemen who
had been left executors to the will of
friend, on examining into the property
left by the testator, found they could
not discharge the iegacies by some hun
dreds of pounds: astonished at this
circumstance, as the deceased had FIRE.
queutly informed than he should have
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Notice.

iii AvING been appointed Guar
n. IL dian to EZEKIEL PARTRIDGE OF
Worcester, an Incorporate person, hereby
forbid all persons harboring or trusting him on
my account. DANIEL HAYWOOD.
Shrewsbury, Dec 6, 1926.
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I'm atheist conUinced--Sir Isaac New
ton having an acquaintance who denied
the existence of Supreme Being, took
the following method to convince him
of his error upon his own principles.
Expecting him upon visit, he procured
very handsome globe of the starry
heavens, which could not escape his
friends observation, who seized the
first occasion TO ask from whence il
came, and TO whom it belonged. "Not
TO me" said Sir Isaac, " nor was it ever
made by any person, but came here by
chance !" sThr,,' replied his sceptical
friend, rs absolutely impossible you
surely JEST Sir Isaac, however, seri.
ously Persisting in his assertion, took
occasion TO reason with his friend upon
his own atheistical principles. 6 You
will not" said he, ''beIieve that this
small body originated in chance, and yet
you would contend that those heavenly.
bodies, of which it is faint and diminu-
tive resemblance, came into existence
without order or designp' Pursuing
this chain of reasoning, bis friend was at
first contounded, in the next place con.
vinced, and ultimately joined in cordial
acknowledgment of the absurdity Of
denying the existence Of God,
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lnfallible cure for chopped hpS.-Dissolve a
lump of beeswax in a small quantity of sweet
oil, over candle; let it cool, and il is ready
for use. Rubbing it warm on the lips, two or
three times, it will effect complete cure,
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MAINE.
John Chandler
John Holmes
NEW-HAMPSHIRE
Samuel Bell
slew Woodbury.
MASSACHUSETTS
James Lloyd
Elijah Hunt Mills
CONNECTICUT.
Henry w. Edwards
*Calvin Wiley
RHODEISLAND.
*Ashur Robbins
Nehemiah r. knight
VERMONT.
*Dudley Chase
Horatio Seymour
NETWORK.
Martin Van Buren,
One uacancy
NEW-JERSEY.
Mahlon Dickerson
Joseph M'llvaine
PENNSYLVANIA.
+William Marks
William Finlay
DELAWARE.
Thomas Clayton
Nicholas Van Dyke
MARYLAND.
Edward Lloyd
Samuel Smith
VIRGINIA.
l.. w. Tazewell
~ Ohm Randolph