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dr. DRIS0 GI(2 )
CELEBRATED
RHEUMATIC POWDERS

Recommended BY The most respectable physi
b cans IN Europe as feH as al .3mtrlcd as a
4 safe aud ceftaiH cure for he
Rheumatism and Rheumatic Gout.
n Judirinus practitioner in London, spea-
sSSA King ~ THESE pow ders, expresses himself
AhaS.-'I have Gays he) employ Cd all my skill
I land talents 10 hud ont an useful preparation
Jtorihe relief and cure OF Rheumatism, and
amost s0temniy gDirm, that nave never found
aany thing so good, so safe, aud SO tBisafiOiIS,
Sas DR.. Drlsdens Rheumatic Powders. You
Smay depend upon it Gays hr) lor | have Of
item experienced II, that they possess every
sVirtne thai can Justly be aSor,bed L. any med
gcine for thai tofmentng disease Here then
s(shys lac, again) sou have a medicine OF super
glatIve efficacy aud OF intrinsic sslne mid H.
fits operation aud certain in It's effects, snd
(which may be gwen with success III Il ynrIe-
5ty Of chronic diseases, but especially in obst.
nate Rheumatism. II may be gwen to th.
youngest children. aud to women IN the most
3ieiicais situations In pains Of the face, &c.
T. powder AIKEN al bed lime will give relief.
DIR. Jennings oil Edinburgh, speaking of
2these powders, saws, | have used them In my
practice, rs we'll as in the hospitals, and find
3hem to be u nosl valuable remedy III cHses
zOf Rheumatism, and well calculated 10 do
3nuch good, and therefore recommend them
Ito general Use being confident in my own
8opiuion, as well as that Of Others, that NO
1 one will he disappointed who may have &C
casion 10 use them.
Or. CLARK of NcW York, in letter to the
Z gent of proprietor, concludes 10y saying, The
poorer class oil people will find in these pow
I ders, valuable and cheap medicine, for |
4have generally found from one Ia Two boxes
Shave produced n cure and ia some cases haJ
H. box has had the wished for effect d IN one
Instance gentleman who came under my
care, lahoring under obstinate chronic Rheu-
dmatism, attended with all the symptoms of
] approaching consumption, by continuing the
81 Sc of the pow ders both diseases were COM
\ ietely removed, and AN, ot an opinion, that
his medicine will prove valuable remedy
! a complaints Of the chest, as well as Rheu.
pmatism.
PREPARED .AND SOLD Ely
Nj s. DRlSDEN. NJ. D.
No 10. ST. Pnuts, London.
Who has appointed Dr ROBERT HARRIS,
fJR. Of Philadelphia, the only agent III The T.
:nited States, To vendthe Rheumatic PoWderS
with toll powerto appoint other agents where
he may think proper.
H. THE subscriber is appointed Agent
4 land has for sale few dozen boxes OF Dr.
Drisden's Rheumatic Powders, each box con-
aims u doses Price 81 % Per Box.
WALLER II. MIDDLETON,
Apothecary and Druggist.
JuIc Ri. 1899
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[By Request

( Tdilors,' or % among 7'dilors.',
Gentlemen :---Aui incident has &c
'curred in the city Of Philadelphia.
among the back dnd-cr0ss- Siitching'l
gentry, lily calculated to gain the
'SniIes and good wishes Of the fair|
.E,ad 1islresses of the scissors and
lpincush.pn. 1t seems his Satanic
Majesty Old Nick, hath nightly
sbrsliIred himself among that kim
lbowed class of Madame Creations
work. insllgating them In hespoil
ethe females, their rival competitors.
flor needle fame, of some smao i
ling good jobs This. taking il III
llhe main. and in al lis bearings
land ramllicali0us is cruel. being no
,tliug less than an av0wed declara-
Ftion Of hostility 10 female rights.
auay IL their very lives, in az
Emuch as life cannot always be sup
aported by idlencsa and air. nor aii
together by thic' cry, which, for
I their SAKE. is not fact. Il the old
sadge still holds true, that nine
stailors aid a dog make man, OF.
| bone tailor lie ninth part Of "A man,
II can't see what right these gen
gtIemen oil the tIimblc.' have 10 make
! War. upon the rights. immunitics,
4 land privileges, OF those iar-famed
oil the East. Besides, il
seems ike sheer iii-wIll 10 these love
Aly Helens thus ~ant0nly and IN def
Nance Of the ConImonest feelings OF
10 overture their 10y stems
If existence which. at best, de-
Ipends ON the brittle, quisering thread
sof tav0r. Though the weaker yes
Escl, aud ill-flted for. wars dire
Iaarms,' yet they should charge
gtheir opponents to the needles point.
h Uhich u The tpoo parties ought
sjuStu 10 be traitors "A knotiy ques.
Elion. but must be split. Like all good
giogit ans or arguInrntatIve men, ]
Unjust trespass on The freedom oi inqui
Nry, which, holding sacred, swear
Tby Slyx. won't stay there long
&Ihe chroniclers says, Adam ant
YEve were the first pair Adam wa'
Hborn first. but soon was gifted viii
4his souls far better part Satai
attempted Ese--she sinned: thence
s.lhe first cause Of tailoring for see
4ing themselves naked, they se~ed fig
Eleayes together. and covered them
8scIycs. My Inference is this Ev,
sbcing first imposed upon by the for
Ebidden apple came to the knowl
Ecdge of her nakeddes5 sooner thar
Madam, and, therefore, Was iiys
Eaware OF the necessity for tailoring
EHence, on this data, ii is presunia
Eble. she tailored first: Wherefore
%why fore, and therefore, 'her sex,
E'the fair SEX ergo, 'tle other sex,
Eare more justly entitled 10 the ap
5pcIIaiion OF : Knights of the Shear
I and Goose than their heard -hearte'
q usurpers. And | doubt not the fact
for another incontestible, insincible
fincontroyertibie. and unanswerabie
Y reason, that, nOtw outstanding histor,
is silent on the subject, this 'brancl
ofindustfy, was protected 10y lemale
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GROCERIES.

on as good terms as can be had in this mar
|ket, confident they are well bought, but WIZ
mot promise on better, or cheaper, CONSISTING
in part OF
best hlled sacks Of Salt, IwilIed sacklng
Sugar and Coffee Of different qualities
In. Orleans and W |. MoIasses
Mould and sperm candles, As 10 SIS
|rurpentine and transparent Soapt
|Gunpowder and Imperial Tea, ire5
ICut and wrought Nails and brads
Patent Balances, with and without frames
Window Glass, by 10, l. 10 by II, q put y
lSmfthfield aud mountain Bacon, wLlch VIII
engage to furnish by the season
New Mackerel and Herrings
Few casks OF rich Cheese
best Brown Tanners Oil
Suffolk Tar, g. Carolina Moss for maifrhSse'
Assortment OF Hardware, Crockefy aoinsss c
Earlhen Ware
sBlind, Snaffle and Curb Brides
collars, wagon, cart aud gig Whips
Hacks best aud common Segars
MEMS mud boys wool and fur Hats
,Salt Petre, Chamber Salts Mustard
3Ailspice, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo. Nader 3
Copperas
srron. German and blstered Steel
it;enuine Madeira and Malaga Wint
London and Philadelp hia Porter
sCotton Sheeting and shifting, OsnaLurssi
/ }.4 and IL point Blankets
s6OO ID. beautiful Cotton Yarn
sl0 bbls, OF Cider
For which will receive any kind 'of pro
I luce brought to this market at the hesi casl
Frrioes. NAlHi'' VINO oN-
l. March 90. fso@
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NESW WORKS.

Among them are
The last of the Mohicans, in vols. from
|the pen of the celebrated American Novels,
Mr.. Cooper, of New York, author Of the Spy
3Pilot, Lionel Lincoln, &c. &c. This work. is
pronounced by Critics to be his hes, proauc
|tiou.
National Tales in Q vols. this is very
superb production, and ought 10 be owned
10y every person.
Matilda, a Tale of the day, said to be We
Try excellent work.
Faber's Difficulties ofIn6delity, said to be
VERY fine.
The Foresters by the authors of Lights
|and Shadows, of Scottish life, &c. DC.
Verpanck's Essays on the Nature, and
suses Of the various evidences OF Revealed
Religion. This work is much praised by those
lwho have read il.
A Treatise on the Christian Doctrine
compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone
5by John Milton, in vols. This work is We
Try superbly executed, and ought to be reao
sby every person.
Letters and Papers Of the late Revd. Tho
/ las Scott, d ID. never before published with
occasional observations, by John Scott, A
I'M
The Book ofFate, a new and complete
System Of Fortune Telling.
Gummere's Surveying, a very new editisr
3greaily improved
The Modern practice Of Physic, by Robert
zThomas, NJ. D. the eighth edition, with We
Try considerable additions, &c sc.
A treatise on Domestic Medicine, by Ro
tbert Thomas, NJ. ID.
Together with great many others, all oil
(which will be sold very low by
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iTNRE sphsrriher has just received direct
81 from Philaiephis, further supply al
NV HCQ1ss, amoag them u IN
her supply 81 I'M asw NHvefly Novel. cail-
III woodstock or the Cavalier, Tale OF the
year l65l, III 2yols. This work is a, good il
4 tot superior tn any that's been before the
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e'vrsa full account of Cromwell's time,
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Also large supply Of Law aud Miscella-
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4 Together with heAntitul assortment ot chill.
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All ol which he is determined 10 sell very
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July 3.
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%, time than six months; aud no paper will
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JOHNSON'S
BILIOUS pow DER.

3TNHIS Medicine is not offered TO tht
u Public, as a Pnnqcea, but as Cathar'
tic admirably adapted 70 the removal OF
/ bile, Sc being fully equal in this respect to
ICalomel, aud superior TO any other pufsa
Tive in use.
tits peculiarly adapted TO Bilious and In
damn a,ory diseases may be used ia all ca
Sses where this class Of Remedies is admissi-
lble, may be repeated as often as such medl'
3cines are necessary, with perfect safety
docs II OF nauseate unless toe stomach Is load
led with Bile and does not require the pa
|tient to confne himself 10 any particular
rules, during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions nave
been injured, by an improperuse OF mercury
Tor are morbidy susceptible OF its influence,
Twill find it the best known substitute tas
!Cathar,ic,) for Calomel.
I, is believed to be preventive OF the BIZ
!ious Complaints ofo climate, II one dose
more ifnecessary,) be taken occasionally
Tor as soon as general feelings OF indispos''
Ition. attended with bitter taste in the mouth
Hurried tongue, &c. announce the approach oil
disease -
II will be found valuable Febrituge and
Iaperient medicine in small doses.
II contains no mercury, and may be safely
given under any circumstancesto women, OF
'children. ., :,
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail
DoCT. JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
Fredericksburg, Va.
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[M0s9a.

~--Qnr we are told. nien. in tbeI
Epnmiiipe ages Of society devotrde
\ her time to hunting hc. WIRE fin.s
ia 80 much upon stitching. that ISL
aSfoing. aud nriiipg. or knilipe. wasi
Bsn"n in'eoted. and "a We shorly3
Ehear. M late as Pcnelprr's (tIr anil
table All pretty vie # ~. tJIys.k
ISes) il,a'. p'actisrd. thus. the
fact Is established beyond pin's.k
point dnabt--ihey of pbiladrlphiaI
sha'e, bnt hope not remorselcssly.
Eclipped away one Of the undisputed9
trighis ol females. and have. time-y
!. ont Of mind. tlou isled the yard-l
sss'lek and sleerc-bohrd only by usur-
Spation.
wisl, not. howyer 10 set them byt
he ears. or uudcr-,nlne their re-
pNpectlse abilities for cross stitching,
,siie-stiiehing. or back stitching n
Nnor do | Wish my remarks TO be !
fwronsls eomprcheDdea. M | haze.
d No lnsldlons, vidions, OF sinister.
purpose TO CRAFTY /; but. with all
ldue deierenCc to either. | would re-
suggest, tbat. n Wnnenh
love 40 much 10 wear the bfeerles.M
sthey be allowed them as hrretol Ere
s"ilI appendagcs ; and NJ the othe. y
party kno" we'll how. md are noit
.de6'ient in cobbagtns. they be gir.N
zen The coats. Nc. Y
An app'ogy il due for 81 mu, III
bspace oeebpicd---bul | really do nolA
,kno" lo" To 'nakc good one. WihN
Prospect. yours. truly, gentlemen, A
-Four and tioenty iaiiV,s al ~ a ro,o M
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y EN fUBLICAIfONS--The r,,bGsi
~ Is informed that the subscriber bssN
just received, direct from n. Yofk a fnrlberx
Supply Z wig nNCEsg IL SRA
~ fks ~ y +, Hmong them nrs the toI4d
IoNthg neN woits. V'2 n
Grady, anew nova ~ vols. by an Fnh
dish L1rd.=-Ihis IL certaloiy one among ,teM
rest novels that's been before Tue 1aillo fct4
a long tine.
liz 5nhaltern, or, Sketches Of ,he Iei'nN
uer Wni durisg the Campaigns 81 1913 andF
II, bs AZ eye witness II danl know apvh
work thai more praised than this by all wboa
ihayr read il.
Tales Of tbe Wild md the Wonderful
From The nnme OF this work presume i'sf
iYely fine.
Fiedings Proverbs Of al Nations, iiostrs.
PED with notes end commouts, ~ &c - kve1I
Try person ought TO own copy oil this va
bic and rare production.
The History Of the Buccaneers of America
,in . vol..-l expect This is very Interesting.
5iilimon's Tour between Hartford and
,lnrbee, with most superb e,ngrByings, Gc.-
fhls work Is very much prs 'sed by ell who
have read II.
Thonpson's Discoures and cprrespo n ]
siencc, with various learn cd Jnrisls upon The
History Of the Law, &c. &r-f nm told br
LAWYERS that ibis is an exceeding fne WORK. :
The Masonic Chart, 30 Edition, wi,h con.
Iiderabie additions end enc ndations, by r.
4 ~ Jeremy, l.. Cross, q L.
The Iempiars' Chsr--Orders Of Knight,
dof the Red Cross, knights 1emplnrs and
knights Of Malta or Order Of ST John Of J~
3rn'alem, by Jeremy L. Gross, X. r. c X. 4
3N H..
Also, further supply Of Brooke. Cpset
q "a IL ri aiti., e ii.
Fable aud useful production. in the known
Hworld--and every person ought 10 own CO.
NY Of ihi. exceedingly valuable and usefr
work. Together with great variety o.
8Books aud Stationary Of every desrr ip,ton--
Hall Of which, the public may rest assured
~ will sell very low for cash.
June /. ADRIAN n. NORTH.
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~ Is informed that the subscriber hasa
just received, direct trom n. Yotk a fnrthera
Supply = w%EV ncCIsg IL SRA
'4I09s ~ =, among them nrs the toI1l
nAA Inp a Ia 80 ~ ..it
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.Iltnr 8.

\ BANK NOTE VA. aopped by US
v come days ago, han1ed Ia by negro 4
rom attending r'Hhs aH,fs. il - ,upposeI!
that tue note was 'iDicn. lie owner /, Ar(
'ired io#eiYe dr crlpnoo of he same, "a ~
.aitslartaty ""., pey tlle expense OF lbiq all
Veriscment and lakc the uoie
y. q L. STEVENS. |
New london, Jui, 3, 10, 20 |
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TRUST SAIE-Pursnbnt 10 de.o
ifnsi executed 10 the Subscribers h,
'>tnuel | Harrison, for crrlhm pntp,,. y
h"frln Il cniInn,d, W. sLall. an trio,.,
he 2Blh day ofJuIy nrxl. # FIR. n not IA,
nxt LIN day, proceed on llIe pirnl.r.. I,
lr'l Tor rad, ni"nel Ia The highest bn1d,
go irnel, ol Land, The nne orluinoll
\ part 81 What IA cOmIno, al, oiled ~,
lChesnoi lilll tract, contains 1874 s,r.s
,hDd - stnal. IN Canpb,ll rafnty. ar
James fl'er NJ the mouth oi - Branch
distant only two miles hom l.ynelburr
lThr "iher eontrins 0nr hundred acres. AND
~ bounded pD the one sld. h, tn. Narruu
,Low-oronhd tract, aud OH llr ultlrr by th,
tract above d.seflbed. The cnntcuit, od
az Lands ~ The town of Lynchb,iry.
.renders them, ~ the opinion OF the undpf-
Isgnrd, very ,al'nble.
The lille is believed 10 be undntht,d.
bat acting M Trustees we will convey such
lonly NJ ID vested ~ Ia.
JOHN ALEXANDER.
=. NfhoNY.
Juhr ,. tlsB4
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same Is hereby repealed.
True Copy Witness,
HENRY BOWEN. Sec'ry.


Extra Cheap Goods 4!
Just came to hand and are noro open
sdJor sale,
nNE Bale Russia Sheetlng by piece
" or ward.
bale ditto Ravens Duck, do. do.
700 yds S-4 checks.
200 yds A ditto.
Ladies white ribbed silk Hose, good
quality, at rs cents pair.
Super Black Nankin Leyantines.
White Jackonet and Swiss Muslin
Cravats.
Flag Silk Handkerchicls.
Ladies white Horseskin Gloves.
100 pair Ladies Black Silk Gloves,
at is cents per pair.
400 blue and white and colored Ma.
dras Hdkfs. very large size and
excellent FabriCk at IL l.s
cents piece,
Apply to
N. NJ. 4 ]. r. WHEATON.
July l.
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A WARD0 q

= Il. CROADE, has opened for
oD Q sale this week, in addition to his
former stock, a valuable assortment Of
STAPLE Il FANCY G JODS, among
which are French and English Cloths,
from So to So; good Kerseymere, at
81 Blue Sattinetts, so cts /; Wool
enets and Cassinetts SO cts good and
fine Ca,icoes and cold Muslins ,at Is ;
Copper Plates. Cd Brown 4 Bleach.
ed Factory Cottons, 10 TO s2 cts Bed
tick, Is; elegant black and shaded
fancy colours Levantines and gros de
Naples and plain Silk, is to 4s Cd ;
Bossile silks new and superb article
for Ladies dresses /; figured Sattins for
bonnets real thread Lace Cap pat.
terms beautiful wide Laces, az cts
Mems hemp Hose, 4s; dark cotton,
2s Cd; women's white ditto. 1s cd ;
Kid Gloves, Is - Paris made
do Is Cd; Mems leather shoes As Cd;
Ladies MUrocco do 2s cd cloth do SIS;
Chintz patch Furniture, 26 cts; real
India dotted and plain; ditto swiss
MusIins; Mulls, Jaconets, and figured
striped, checked and plain Cambricks;
Bandanna Hdkfs. fine and good, at
So cts 7-8 and A Linens /; figured
Silk hose, Is 6d 5s4 extra Super
Fine bleck Bombazinc; Nankin Grapes
at Sls,wice; Barege S,ripedG Ginghams;
silk Vestinss. at 81; Ginghams and
Seersuckers; Linen drilling Dem
mark Sattins; Prunelias for pantaloons
and shoes, good article Parasols,
at 81; Elegant 5-4 worked bobbnett
Lace A., 9-S and Cd oil cloths; Fac
tory goods Of all descriptions purchas-
ed at Auction, at 25 per cent below
usual rates; Ga Damask Diaper, 4s6d;
Birds Eye do; Russia Sheetings !;
Ravens Duck Edgings, and guaze
ribbons; Gimps Chainettcs Cords ;
Tape Pins double distilled Eau
DE Cologne, inOctagon bottles, a su-
perior article.
AT WHOLESALE.
WI. GOODS, of all descriptions
usually wanted. ALSO, Teas, Flour,
Rice. Tobacco, Snuff, Segar., Ginger,
Spices, Soap, Candles. Figs, Pruaes.
Currants, kaisins. Coles superiour
LEMON SYRUP.in bottles per doz.
July |. 1896.
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rPUBLIC JNOTTCE.rn
IL Prizes sold by ]. II. WOOT

a LL Prizes sold BY J. B. WOOD,
~. under $500 will be cAsHED on
DEMAND. WITHOUT INTEREST but all
Prizes OVER that sum, ifdemanded be-
fore due. the simple interest will be
deducted. and i money is scarce, new
rover double interest. including the
difference of Exchange on the places'
where the Prizes are payable, and the
Lottery is drawn. CASH for all Pri-
yes sold by ]. B. WOOD. can always
be obtained on the above terms, and
schen due, rAID at his office, WITHOUT
INTEREST or difference of Erotange.
Providence, May 6. If.
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YWTN1 gsEAVMILNEs
MAE

VR\HE suOscIIber having purchased
the valuable Horse known by
the name of YOUNG TRAVEL
LER, will in future stand at the
farm Of the subscriber in Rel,obotb.
Young Traveller was sired by the
celebrated Vermont horse OLD
TRAVELLER For purity OF
blood, he is not exceIIcd by any
horse In Massachusetts. Hc is FIVE
years oId, colour silver grey, with
black mane and tail, and a white
stkv q his forehead.
JOSEPH CARPENTER.
RellobOth, Mass. July 8.
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VNHE subscribers having been appointed by
~ the Honourable Court of Probate for
the town f Warren, Commission
ers to receive, examine, and allow
the claims against the Estate Of
JOHN SPELLMAN,
late Of said Warren, deceased, repre-
sented insoIvent--give notice that
said Court have allowed six months
from the 5th inst. for the creditors oil
said estate, 10 exhibit their claims,
and that they will attend at their re-
'pective dwelling houses, TO receive
md examine the claims against salc
estate. aS
EBENEzER LuTHER,
ELISHA q. SMITH, Comr's'
JoSATBxS SMITH,
June 10.
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EWU DOL LABS
REWARD

LVOR little female white pet dog,
a either strayed or taken away on
Friday last; with rather a long
tail one ear a light yellow, three
light yellow spots ON the back and
one on The side.
Whoever will return said pet dog
to the subscriber, shall receive two
dollars reward.
JAMES D'wOLF.
Bristol, r.. i. April II, 1896.
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Hollow Iron Ware.

N. M. K j. X. WHEATON,,
HHAVING Of late made such addit-
I'm ions, direct from the first Manu-
factory's to their stock OF HOLLOW.-,
lRO.NW WARE as now renders their
assortment very large, comprising al.
most every article generally called
for which is for sale, and will be Of
fered at the lousst rates.
JuneIO.