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PuMhcd yroMgueous Acid

NERY numerous experiments have full
Y ly established the fact, that the flavor
of meat prepared in this manner, is equal, il
not superior, to that given by the common
mode smoking. For safety, convenience,
economy, cleanliness and despatch, this
mode of smoking has many advantages o.
YER the common one.
There are two modes Of using this Acid,
which have proved equally successful. One
is to mix it with the pickle, in the proper
ton Of one quart to $50 VT. of meat, and
when the meat has lain in it about weeks,
it may be taken out and hung up to dry
The other mode is to bathe over the meat
3 or times with the Acid, after it hns
been salted; which may be done with a
brush, sponge or rag, dipped in the Acid.
The subscriber having given the above
Acid two trials, is fully satisfied that it is
equal to the accounts given Oft above, and
confidently recommends the use oft to his
Customers; who may be supplied with it at
his Medicine Store, No. l48, Thames
street. JAMES TAYLOR.
NeWport. Oct. 81,
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ,
Printers OF the Laws of the United States

TTlnters OF the Eaws III TIC UHIteu Slalesj
In the Chambers Of 95, Thames-street,
Entrance Markct-square)
Terms the Reiubiienn.
Two Dollars per annum--one half in advance.
Price Of .7drsrtising.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
u All accounts must be settled at least
ence year.
" No paper discontinued until arrearages
paid
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BY HIS EXCELLE.vCY
IAWNS VHNM8H,

= Corsrn0r, Cdpfatn- Ccasrat, and Commander
in-Chief Of the State Of Rhode Island
aud Provideace Plantations.
a PROCLAMATION.
"IHEREAS the General Assembly Of the
w state aforesaid, at their session in Octo-
Der last, passed the following resolutions, to wit
II having pleased the Almighty to dispense
20 the people of this state, the rich and unceas-
ing tokens fhs benefcence, through the va
Iying seasons of the year which has passed !,
and the period having arrived at which, from
the earliest establishment OF the state, we have
eoen accustomed TO unite in our devout ac.
Acknowledgements for His unmerited mercies:
R.sotped, therefore, that Thursday, the
twenty-fourth day Of November next, be and
the same is hereby set apar. as a day of gene
ral Thanksgiving and Praise.
And the General Assembly would recon-
mend to their fellow-citizens, that, abstaining
on that day from all unnecessary labor and un-
becoming recreation, they assemble together
in their respective houses Of worship and there
nnitedly pour forth 10 God, the giver of all
good, the grateful feelings of their hearts for
The innumorable bountes he has graciously
conferred on US particularly for the blessings
Of civil and religious liberty, established and
protected in this Government from it's earliest
foundation +; for his smiles on the interests of
literature and science, and on the growing
means of an enlarged education; for the spirit
and success he has impaired to tho labors of
the husbandnan, and TO the various depart
ments of manufactures and commerce for the
blessing ofhealth with which the year, now
past, has been remarkably distinguished; and
Tor the peace and prosperity which, as a state
and nation, we eninently enjoy; above all
for the Gospel Of his Son Jesus Christ, and the
salvation which, Of Ills mercy, is offered US
through him.
And they further recommend that the good
people Of this state. with penitent and contrite
hearts, when assembled as aforesaid, would
supplicate continuance of these blessings, in
the times which are 10 come.
ReSolred, that His Excellency tho Governor
be requested to issue his proclamation of the
resolutions aforesaid, and cause the same to be
published in all the papers in the state.
do, therefore, pursuant 10 the above recit-
ed resolutions, issue this my Proclamation, to
make known the same, that the good people
of this state may conform thereto.
Given under my hand. and seal Of said state,
at Providence, this seventh day of No
vember, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty-five, and
Of independence the hftieth.
J4MES FENNER.
By His EIcellency's command:
hrSRY BowEa, See'ry nov. TO-
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PRO Bono Publico.

A person offers 10 teach a school in
IA Richmond, from the 1Oth cf Deem
Der to the lst Of April, without any ccm-
pensation, and supply the same scho,il with
an Instructress, freo April to October, at
his own expense.
Aletter directedto to 81 B.P .ra,tlebc. ,,,cb
(Vermont,) and conyeyS'. by ma =, will be
faithfully regarded.
Gee Ia, Is2s. on
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New Acknowledgement.
l5s, y names Street.
Gs Aa CAyIiQDMNa
! as Just rccclge his Fall supply OF

DR. GOODS,
AY0'.G WHICH ARe--
DLUE aD3 black broadclOtbs,
ID do. do. and mixed cassirnores,
High colored Caroline Plaids
Scotch plaids, Salisbury hanneh.
White and colored 10.
CashEere snd valentia bng sbawls,
Rainbow and GroeIan prints
scio Ribbon, Plpsh trimmings,
yelye,een handkcrchiefs.
Gro DC Naples, and fancy silk %, d,
with great variety Of other articles, al Q
which win be cold Is cheap as can BE- eoagt II
,ayn Got, ~.
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SCHEME

G,3J6 Prizes-l3,24 Blanks.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
wboles, 900 Quatters, 75eents.
Halves, l,.D Eighths, 3scsnis.
Ticke.s and shsrss fg s,le .,
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nov To- HENRY BOWEN, See'ry.

NrOTiCE-The Creditors Of JOHN BLY,.
~ ON, are hereby informed that a second
dividend OF hi. effects will be paid 10 those
who by the conditions Of the assignment are
entitled 10 IT, on and after the 18th inst. by
GEO. ENGS, .ai'g. Assisnss.
Oe.
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Milton HALL.

"AS Just received from New-York, and
III for sale at his Store, No. l07, Thames
street gilt and mahogany frame looking
glasses; handsome gilt fancy chairs:a large
assortment of crockery end glass ware a
few sets Of elegant china, from a to
GIG; tea walters; nests OF cedar tubs; hair
trunks; table and desert knives and forks;
high and low post, french end camp bed
steads feather beds and feathers brass
andirohs, shovels and tongs; gold and silver
watches.-Like,pfse as Usual, An assort-
ment of Groceries, Canal and Southern
Flour, &c. &c. all Of which will be sold OFT
the mnet reasonable terms. Oct. "a.
WHEREAS the subscriber, the sur
w viving partner of the firm Of GRAY
& WHITE, by a power Of Attorney, bear
ing date the 18th of August, 1923, author
ised and empowered THOMAS WHITE, Of
Little Compton, to collect certain debts OF
said firm which were specified in schedule
TO said power annexed--and whereas it
has become necessary for the subscriber to
collect said debts: | do therefore revoke,
annul, and make void the aforesaid power
of Attorney, and shall hereafter exercise
the right, which TO me belongs, Of collect
ing the aforesaid debts as surviving part
ner, and do hereby forbid the payment of a.
nv demands in favor of the late firm, 10 said
Thomas White, as his power to collect the
same is now at an end. All persons who
shall hereafter pay the said White any OF
the demands in favor Of the said firm, are
hereby notified that no discharge which he
can give them will prevent the collection Of
the same by the subscriber.
ASA GRAY.
Tyre-ton, Oct 26th, 1895.
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Mean temperature Of the month, IL IL
Mean heat Of the warmest dag, "a i-3
Mean temp. of the coolest day, "a"
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Mean the month"; "a G2 variation IN one
Mean heat Of the wamest day, 30 l-3 Least,
Mean temp. of the coolies, day, SO l3 Amount OF ran
Range of the mercury, $50
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Co,-t ofPro5o... s. King.so,rn, Oct. 10, ls25.

Court sfPrObd.., $. King.sotrn, Od.io.le25.
TIE report Of Comnl.'ionels on the estate
Il Of James Knowles, late Of south h1ngs-
town. deceased, wa. this day presented 70 this
court, and the eonRderst'on thereof referred
20 the Cd Monday in November next, at a
Court OF Probate, 20 be holden AZ the house Of
Narv Barker on Little Rest, when and where
Ali parties Interested, viii appear II they see
8, aud 30 heard in the premises.
SKIS Bk0R.T, Prct Clerk.
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Meantem emp Oft The "a Amount %4oW.
Range Of the %
The
the close OF the year
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State of Rhode-lsland, sc.
In General assembly,

state OF hhOde-Island, NC.
In General assembly,
Oct. Session, "A. ID. 1895,
AN ACT to provide for tho election of Re-
preventative to represent the people Of this
state in the House of Representatives of the
nineteenth Congress of tho United States.
UHEREAS it appears by the returns OF
w the votes given in by the freemen, in
the several town meetings holden on the lhst
Tuesday Of August last, that but one Repre-
sentative 10 the nineteenth Congress ofthe u
pited States has been elected; and new elec-
sion for one other Representative in said nine
fsenth Congress 10 therefore ordered by this
General Assembly, in conformity to the sta
cite made and provided: therefore,
Section l. Be il enacted by the Gctsrdl .4s~
ss,nbly, and by the authority thereof Il Is eadc-
tod, that town meetings shall DO holden in the
several towns in this state, on Friday the
twenty fifth day Of November, A. ID. 1895, for
the purpose of electing Representative to
represent the people of this state in the House
Of Representatives ofthe 10Th Congress of the
United States ; and that said election shall be
conducted in the same manner, and under the
like restrictions and regulations. as Is provid.
cd by law in respect to the election OF general
Sffibers, or members of the Senate in this state.
Sec. g. find be IL further enacted, that the
votes given in TO the moderators ofthe several
town-meetings, 20 be holden as aforesaid, shall
be, by the town-clerks Of the respective towns,
transmitted and returned TO His Excellency,
the Governor Of this state, within FIVE days af-
Tor the twenty day Of November, A. ID.
1875, and shall be by him examined and count
ed on the first day Of December next ; and he
shall thereupon declare the election, and give
q acertifcate thereof according TO law.
Sec. g. find be IL further enacted, that the
Secretary cause this act tn be printed, and
eopies thereof 70 be forthwith transmitted to
the several town-clerks in this state, which
said town-clerks arc required TO cause the free
men of their respective towns TO be notified Of
the ,own-mee,ing to be holden as aforesaid ac-
eordine 20 law.
Trae Copy: Eitn<s,
nov. 10. HENRY BOWEN, Seery.
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FRESH SUPPLY.

Broaacloths Fine chint1 and fnrni-
Casslmeres lures
Pelisse cloths Caroline plaids
Flannels Figured silks
Blankets Bombazins
Sattinets Shawls and hdkfs.
Bombazets, plain and SIX and cotton velvets
twilled. Inserting trimmings
Rattinets Gimps and pipen'g
Real Scotch and Tar cords, all colors
tan plaids. Handsome belt ribbons
Camblets Daisy and other but
Silk and other vest tons
ings Fine Irish linens
Gentlemen's superior British and American
Woodstock and bea- shirtings
yer gloves Cotton cambrics
Ladies kid, beaver and Null and jaconet mus
horseskin do. lines
Worsted and Lambs Plain and figured book
wool hose ditto
Chiidrens stockings & Pelssc wadding, firm
socks quality
Bookings and baizcs Hemmings' superfine
Buckskin mittens needles
Dorchester ticks Cotton and linen floss
Russia sheeting Nuns working cotton
Italian and Canton Spool and wire thread
, grapes Superfine and common
Fine Grape Lisse tapes
Oil cloths (wide) with Pearling
borders Bobbinet laces
Super calicoes---rich Brown muslins for
colors and patterns bonnets
Stout American cali Batted cottons,
Goes DC. DC.
The above, with a great variety of othI
er articles are Just opened for sale at
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GRAND STATE LOTTERY, OF
VI Rhode-Islsnd, tfor the Encourage
ment Of Domestic Industry,l
Fourth Class-New Series,
will be drawn in Providence, 18th Nov.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-31
Overseers ofthe Poor Election.

- Notice is hereby gircn,
Il HAT an Election wiz be held on The
FIRST Monday IN April next, at the following
places, to wit:-at the Court House in Martins.
burg, under the superin,endaace Of William
Gregory and Alexander Cooper, or either Of
them; At Gregg's tavern at the Falling Waters,
under the snperintendance Of John Porterfeld
aud William Morrison, or either Of them; at
~Satdgrass' tavern, on B~ack-Creek, under the
superintendent Of Robert V. Snodgfass and
Israel Robinson, or either Of them; and at
Mder's Tavern, Mil Creek, under the super
inteHda0ce Of David Miller and Levi IIenshaw.
or ether n them-ior the purpose of electing
WELgE PERSONS as oeerseers Of the
Poor for the county Of Berkeley.
ERASMUS CAN'T, Sheriff.
March s
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when he received the letters Of which
we have already spoken; heresd them
over several times, and they had tie
desired effect. Ills disposition was
good, & ms heart naturally tender, bot
beng leo away by wicked sompan
ions, be had ASSUMED a character for
elgn TO his natula. Ills better feeling
now predomua.ed; he " ever the
lettei 5, aBd 80 sooner had ne reau them
than he had oct rmDedt 10 return home
Good heayens!' he exclaimed
when hc had finished them, "can it be
possible 1 nave caused so much.mise
~! what viii become OF me. perhaps
at tlIis momen. she IS eXpIring!" TIE
note sent her by the piltt was enough
20 break ter 6ean! Oh MarmeHia,
MarmeHia, should y0u expire ere I
reach my .AliYc shore, what will be
come o.We; | viii be a murdeyer-a
pe9ured wietch-l have sworn to
make you my vic, and | musl-0h
20 clements, convey me sWifiy 10 her,
t1at l may repo,e my aching head on
her fond and constant breast, end re
ward her "Edeityl'
Henry Ordered bis clothes to be con.
yeycd to the firsi vessel Which should
sail Tor tie United States: his orders
were obeyed, and ii was one Dlouth
! blfoFc he sailed for his native land.
Head Winds detained him a long
while, and 1t seemed a mouth 10 Hen
/ ~ ere Inc cleared the harbor. The YES
sci was bound for q po.t q considera
| Die distance from that at which Hen
/ ~ desired 10 land yet it was The most
expedNous mode, and he was compel
; led to resign himselftofate Oh! how
bitterly did he lament TIA. he ever left
home, as he looked back up0n ths
part Of his lie, and wished it bloted
from the annalo OF time. The cessa
tion 0famuoement which might he ob
tanned on land, let his MIND a prey to
reelection with 10 scene Of less ccusa.
ton in which il might be drowna#ay.
10 the vweuous, III company Is sweet
er ,hahtheir own; Bat 70 10 The guilty.
nam who is compelled 10 look lu.o tii
own heart Tor amusement, for i tor
lures. him y I'll accGsatjoCs.& rcprcach.
Sleep bad 10 Charms lor hpn, for he
dreamed only Of f'agmepia, his walt.
ing moments afforded 30 pleasure i9l
he Couid Guly t..Iuk OF her. T're fnD.
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PLl3 WILLIE
OR THE LEGaL CONTEST.
cuApTER FOURTH.

= hHAANhA -
ceived IN one person, to imagine the
whole world lllsc, and why should we
nol2 We never place confidence 10 a
nv. unless We believe them wo thy
aid III They bt.ray their trust, we iga.
slsdataiy discover thai our Judgment
b. deceived us,-wc perceive II j. not
- be relied upon, and alter we have
been seriously led 10 wrong once, ike
ayogtH Rho4 yoids The water, because
ne has been N dauger OF beiug drswn-
ed, we feel tim.d how we unlock Our
hosom to another, an3 pat onIselycs IN
the powcc Of any one, epPcfentta do
cet-and often Incorrectly.
- SO il waswitb our unfortunate &ar
msnI3. hes iuds position confined her
entirely to her ruom.- Tie v GRID, Via
ali It's vacietr. hai no charms tor her;
.-mah, ~ bIlrmtnia's eyas, was a
deprayed WRETCH, ani since Henry
Miilimour had proved false, there was
not another in crcatioh taat she would
have trusted.
She had tried all in her power to
keep W hsrspjrits, ia hopes that Hen.
y N6ald Tdurn; this was her only
consolation, for withou! him Zoe world
was but Il solitary desert-and death
woaId be preferable to Aarmenia han
existence Now every hope, cAry
comfort, and every consolation was
"in The deep bosoml0f the ocean burr
ed'~lae note't1c stranger had given
her was from Henry MilimoIr, and
after d rncu.a haJ r1-d Ii, shc s4ld
to her elf,
yet fairy prospects thca,
''Ye beds ofrasrs, ana sc bowers og i9y,
.Fsre ssIu--Ye gisaainsl Of Spartedpeace,
cur cur last"
We vii present The contents of the
note TO our readers. and letthem judge
for themselves, If she lad not cause 10
laiak with the poet-Tne note read as
follows:
"DENB MARMENtA,
Il 20. never 20 return, think no
more of Henry biIiiHour, for ne has
determined to forget yea forever
your imprudence has led you into a iQI
ly 20 which you must blame non 6u'
Nonrse4; YOU certainty must kn0.y
do not, aor ever have loved YOU, anc
therefore You cannot expect me- TO u
niis myself 10 yOu;-fareWeH, may
God bless you, Mirmenia, and give
you 4 better husband than
-
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ER2{FICqTES
Certificate d sfr -. Brooshart, tavern keeper,
Boon borough.

..NJ.-a4.y H. % - ETE. H#
Mr. rersfoos- he fss3 ~ 1900 M. ii
| kar- Eti,r ,rr.t III. nisor - , 80,
tsa fr., ~ d.a Il. ne 4fotbs To- Ne, ae+L
-I.s,p~ s,.tere3 bs.h s.ars. the ra,rd a.,
Uz4 - m,~h irr,tafed ar3 ,nAansd uith cno'
s#.es4 !. os. he ,aliea III. pr aboot he tt..,g
-. Hr., Larreaod a mo-. r. NV of ara.
ta.nasa he}oh5 ns.,as a mt =, Or. Jnd.
Efns, 9atr.rt N n, house. | IMPLIED = pleas.
tafvl4th ICED vitE ~ lsn.{ ;'cetes-lte an.
p~lastloa a.ts continued Tor ft6 ~ sy dgvs. b.
which TING he YES alite well Ars0a. one Of
our he shbors. had ore Ct Ills thumbs badly
toga sd mauclcd ora t,lc-th.e Oirlmer, was
Applied and ROTH Nc sft-r emit made a ! tect
cure. have ar1!udit In m.u,e instances in
Inv own family VIA qreat ercrtss--in hnrp.
aud saalIs IL 6iee Il staods unrivalrd It's
Wen worth U.c astaatias IF ever, fqa ~.
NAM PRD0KH1RT
Eztract Of q lsttr fom Drf Parker. dated
ue8r tga,nt Pleasant. t2A mo 1915.
sfIo Or w Seokins- / tfiaa tItv ececi6c
/ Ointment b. several cases In which r falrd It
Ners Gsgtl', sad in p9rfjc18ae in q cas- Of q
/, You.an's BREAST which was Affected with a har,
Ctaet ~,1.i5roa tumor, and hld been so for Sc.
/ veal yt.rs. and when 1 was az die nniniop
nolni g., but a surgical on ton would femoye
/ ! applied th. oltmant to the bre.st and IN
about ten d.vsth me tpmof m A nerce;v,hl- de-
gree bad 4 ,a,nisA5d aid had become nue.,
+ sef.eBed, and by acontluustlon OF the ointment
At altogether su4sded ana remains vel
As It succeeded in this case beyond ANY
/ thing Of the kind have ever seen, | am indu
{ csd 10 furnish The statement for the benefit Of
tAo5e IN similar s~,taatjaa
isaac P.9RKER~
Certificate OF Dr. Geo6p at fancy Town.
Slr-ECr the benefit 81! die afflicted 7 ber
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The above Essay is from the pen Of C.
NTLLERS, and the work which obtained the
prize on The question "VVkat has been the in
fuence of the Reformation by Luther, on the
political situation Of The different states OF Eu-
rope. and on the progress Of knoaledge'3 pre-
posed by the National institute Of France. in
the public sitting Of the 18th GerRinal in the
year y. This fact supercedes any other recon-
merdatlons, which might be furnished from
scveri of the FIRST divires, statesmen, and IL
terary characters. The notes wltichsre to ac-
company the Essay, will be highly Interesting
TO the American reader particularly, and the
biography Of that able champion of truth ard
the rights Of man. 10 be compiled from tiG
most authentic historians, will be iou"4 IN.
structive. o.
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Duo No dUD5SlES'
PATEaI
pttff}c GtttWent,
prepqted bu 4. HERSTONS.

~ 81>i} W't@I|,
Prepated by 4. HERSTOSS,
Neat Frederick osn, (Sid)
GONCEltNED with the p~aten,ee Tor supply
- Ig tie Western shore Of SlATyiSnd, c.
ties CT Washington and Hsofget0wn, York
FraaaHu aGd AGans cOuuaes, Pa. 10 whsn
applications tor supplying he places mention
ca are 10 be G,ade--nu sold by nU appointment
~ y oaee,zlr and ii. LI3e Drugs B4ltr
mofe-W m. Fischer Drugs 81 FREDERICK town
-hm. Gdnton Druggist asbngton cay
John allie, Drugs ST. GeCfbet0@n-J hughes
DIuggl-i, AuuapOls-AiF. Gobf,gGt, Druggist
uutyter-Fahues,ock & Go. Drugs SIS, Guam
bersoug- ). LeitIer, Dragglst, lork-D
0toop, Druggist, lane -towB
lie abo,- Ointment is offered 20 the public
az a sale AID cer'aiu remedy for laosc obsIna.e
d~sea'es, some Of uaieh have 50 iong DaAled The
skill .Ut medical sciences.
lSt White swell J Of every description.
"a SoFe Leg ana liceIs q .ong Standing.
81 Scuiffus Or GiandulaT Iumors, partlcu-
larry those hardened tumofs 10 ~onien's breasts
which oi,entmes terminate N liberated Gan
GERS.
4th Felous, or what some people know by
tle name Of C~starris, of every deeC 'puon.
stl Bhumutic pans q The jaInts
Oh Spran5 aud Bruises Of every Gescrip.
ion or 50 whaeser part situate
tn Tetlis Of ali kiuds-ln this complaint
tae patient ID appymg the Ointment, must
keep the part our OF 81 Ter.
on Chllo3alns CT parts affected by frost.
II Is also one u d.: best remedies iOr Burns
az 5oalIs-lt eases The pam aud draws the
hft. out ia a s.or, time.
FaFintamed vomcn's breasts and Clanduiar
/ swetHuEs, n % Superior 20 any medicine vet