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POET q Y.
THE AWAKENING.
BY MRS. uEMANs.

BY MRS. uEMANs.
oUhile day arises that stceet hour of fprime. y
How many thousands are Weakening now!
Some to the songs from the forest bough,
To the rustling leaves at the lattice pane,
To the Ginning fall of the early rain.
And some far out on the deep mid sea,
To the dash OF the waves in their foaning
As they breah into spray On the ships tall
side,
That holds through the tumult hor path OF
pride;
And some-Oh! we'll may their hearts rejoice,
To the gentle sound of u mothers voice;
Long shall they yearn for that kindly tone,
When from the board and the hearth It's gone.
And some in the camp, to the bugle's breath
And the tramp Of the steed on the echoins
And the sudden roar Of the hostile gun,
Which tells that a field must ere night be
won.
And some, in the gloomy convict cell,
To the dull deep note OF the warning bell,
As it heavily calls them forth TO die,
While tho bright sun mounts in the laughing
sky.
And somo to the peal Of the hunters horn,
And some to the sound from the city horne,
And some to The rolling of torrent foods,
Far midst old mountains, and solemn woods.
So arc we reused on this chequer earth,
Each unto light hath daily birth,
Though fearful or joyous, though sad or sweet,
Be the voices which first our upspringing
moot.
But one must the sound be, and one be the
call,
Which from the dust shal awake us all
One, though SO sever'd and distant dooms--
How shall the sleepers arise from their tombs?
-.sAs.--
SONG.
Away-away my gallant bark,
The waves are white and high,
And fast the long becalmed clouds
Are sailing in the skyj
The merry breeze which waits them on,
And chafes the biow IS spray, III
Will guide them in thy watery flight
Ny gallant bark, away!
Now like tho sea birds snowy plumes
Are spread thy winged sails,
To soar above the mountain waves,
And scoop their CLASSY wales;
And, like the bird, you II calmy rest,
Thy azure journey Ger,
The shadow of thy folded wings
Upon the sunny shore.
Away--away my gallant bark
Across the billow's foam;
leave awhile for oceans strife
The quiet l,aunts of home.
The green fields of my fathers land,
For many stormy bay
The blazing hearth for bsacon light
My gallant bark away
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MISCELLANY.

have seen the meteors Of fashion rise and
fall The idle part of the world crowd round
novelty, and give 1t notoriety for term of
ten much above its deserts, but after being
tired, leave it to its fate, neglected and for.
COTTON; while they run with eager scont af-
ter new game, which in due time is cast Oft,
like the preceding. Probably this levity in
mankind is ordained for wise aud Just pur-
pose, that every adventurer may have his day;
as IL would be hard fate indeed TO mean ca.
pacities to have no advantages or even notice,
which must inevitably be the case, if ono a.
lone cngrossed tho whole attention of tho
world by the sole power Of superior abilities
and therefore Nature shows US frequent in.
stances Of those to whom she has been mig.
gardly in her gift of talents, but as a recon-
pcnsc, has very kindly consigned them to tho
caro- and patronage Of fortune; aud as il
would he an extreme degree of rartality 10
ondow one favorite with both wisdom and
fortune, We seldom witness that Injustice.
.Iohayoa
Amusement and '-crahv. --- The following
is one of the many aihus0ments Of our coun-
Try edtora trierds. - The Masters ctitten i,-
arac;ion 10 Joln Wright 10 smell ,crite, riyht
l held rirht to writo IN you, John Wright,
that You IA not write BTite right when you
write - ,rrigM You must not write torite,
wright, neIther must You write it right-nor
even she I'D you write il rate To write .orite
right. you mus, write it rriie. Ifyou are n
good wright, you will write mrite ,critc so
ifyou wish to write the word rite, you must
neither write it wright. write, nor right
The sense is known by spelling right will
give you an example, John Wright mrit,,
you are right, he is a pricht, we have yigdi
they have rite. have here spelt il all light.
Now John Wright, write iorite right.
Country Paper.
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lT7IlESE celebrated Filters are composed
j purely ofvege of the most innocent
yet specific virtues they are recommended
particularly for restoring weak constitutions,
cleansing and strengthening the stomach, and
increasing the appetite also, preventive a.
ganst the cholera morbus, removing nausea,
vomiting, heart burns, Yeakness III the breast,
pain in the stomach and other symptoms Of
natulenco and indigestion; they possess pro-
pertics peculiar 10 themselves, of converting
new rum and whiskey into stimulating and
'nvigorating stomacbc cordial one box viii
tinoturs one gallon of spirits.--Price rs eta.
q box
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Ammunition Store.
No IO3, Stale. Street. Boston.

No. l03, Staie.Strsd. Boston.
ID M. BARNARD, Agent, offers foE
HI. sale as above, by wholesale or re
tail -
300 kegs English Tower.proof GUN
POWDER, flor sporting)
20OO kegs Dupont Gunpowder, Warrant
ed first qusity.)
$500 co. Boston do. (warranted)
500 bags shot, all sizes.
10000 percussion caps.
N. b. The above Gunpowder is war
ranted, and will be sold as low as at any
other establishment in the Country of G.
quail quality. For terms please apply TO The
Agent, or to Mr. RUFUS B. KINSLEY
Newport-and orders given to either vii
be promptly attendedto. May Is.
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4 good NATTER wanted at the Ia.
N gle Coffee House. Apply immedi
ately. THOS. TOWNSEND.
June 10.
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Long rad square me-
rino Shawls,
Rich fancy Silk hdkfs
french, English and
American calicoss;
tnglish Ginghams, a
great variety;
'ongoes, Grapes, Flo
cences, Gro de nap
Silks;
Fine cambric dimities
tobbinett Lace.
Jaconet, book, Swiss
muslins:
Brown Bonnet cam.
brics,
Rich gro de Nap rib.
bons,
Betting ribbons and
fringed bolts,
Silk and cotton no.
siery,
White, brown, olive
hofseskin Gloves;
Black double silk lace
Wells,
Shell coGs's, a great
JUST RECEITED
JohM Y.
Anr,iIA 1909
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NEW aud CMEAP
@OODSa

variety;
Black Lasting and cir
casslans,
, Stout black silk and
Marseilles Vesting,
Silk dag, black lie
vantine and Ger.
man Silk hdkfs.
Superf. blue cassi,
mere " Broadcloth
Irish Linens OF a su
perior manufacture
cheap;
Irish Sheetings, Ia
BILE Linen,
! Striped Jeans, Linen
drilling,
Green Booking for
floor cloths,
English IL America
Sea Island Shifting
Blue cashmere, suita-
bic for boys cheap;
A great variety OF
Broadcloths, Cassi-
meres, Sattinetts,
&c. &c.
from NEW. YORK,
Townsend.
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Dressing---- Indigo
Blue Dying.
April 10. 1923.

V>IIE subscriber informs his friends ant
Il the public generally, that he carries
on the CLOTH DRESSING BUSINESS
in all ss various branches, at the UNION
FACTORY Portsmouth RI. where all pei
sons may be assured their work will b,
done with dispatch and in the neatest man
ner--or no pay--as he has employed nar
competent to the business, who has had
long experience in coloring and dressin
Cloth OF every description. Wool carGc,
into R.sls in the best manner, and VIE
promptness. at the customary prices. A!
Goods entrusted to his care will be finisl
ed as cheap as at any other establishment Z
Goods intended for the Factory may L
left with Edward Stanhope, Broad. stree
or Bohert X. Carr. Ferry wharf. Newpor'
George Lawton, Tivcrton, and Jeremai
Clifford, Bristol Ferry, where they will
taken by the subscriber, finished and 30
turned. Carpets made to order, in sup,
rior style from any pattern, and at sl,r.
notice. MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth, Oct. %, 1927.
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SPECrAL NoTICE.

nR. CASE wishing to travel soon for
- the benefit of his health, and being
desuous of settling with as many as he can
himself before leaving home, requests ALL
against whom he has demands. to call on
him immediately for tina, purpose.
Newport, May 1.
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NOTICE.
New AsraNgemeMt.

New Arrangement.
MIR. GEORGE II. ELLERY, lato Of
A'A my Store, now of New York, will at
tend the AUCTIONS there on my Ac-
count, supplied with Cash for that purpose.
My customers and friends will therefore
find me at all times provided with all art.
cles in request, as | shall be receiving
NEW GOODS every few days, both from
New York and Boston
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WIN. J TII.LEY

JUST RECEIVED As ABOVE.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Hoskin Gloves,
for only l2t cents the pair. More l24 c,
Hdkfs. and about 500 other articles too ,e.
dious TO mention. April 10.
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RUSSELL'S
Itch Ointment.

This choice and safe medicine is sad to be
superior to any now in use. for that Disagree
able and troublesome complaint the itch IL
j.. = certain in il operation, that no person
.,0ublcd with the above disorder, ought t. Ia
without it. 1t is remedy for cu,aneous e
,uptions, scorbutic affections Of The head, sal.
aeum, or any other breaking ont which ar
.us from the sharp humors Of the blood.
Price S5'cents box.
The Ointment is for sale by
SAMUEL W. VlNSON.
The above medicine is for sale by Doet. r.
Z. HAZARD, and Doct. A ?. MooRF, Newport.
with Geo Hammond, 6 Co. WEXFORD and
with the Druggists in New-York and Prov
dence, and in the principal stores in The north
Crn staies. Newport, may 10, lS2S.
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BRITISH ANTiCEpriC l.


For cleansing, wLns"i"g and Preser7iag ne tech and gums.
yEyIE BRITISH A~NTICEPTIC DENTIFRiCE, which
z the present proprietor wihe. moi particularly To rec.m-
mend tothe ,uruion OF The public, is perfectly exempt from I'll
those a ii, waich IN general iorm the bh.s Ol tooth powJ,s IN
common use, nnl which, thou 81 they may whiien the teeth fot
a shot time, must inevitably dcaroy the Eaon;i by their dele
tcriou, action on til, beautiful covering Of The teeth. The
con.i qntnce /. that the Enape' which Is the shield provided b.,
nature To protect the 'p"ngy aud nervous internal Structure, Is
rapidly curtolcl by lbe.e acid ingredients, become more die
eolnTc than ever aud expose, the inner portion o. the tooth 10
cTic ,mI n rapid aud certain d cay. by the u Of the
Brti,h .4atirpti- DrHfJrir, in the morning n occa,iun may
require, with u b u,h moderately hard, and cold water, the ac-
emulation # Ia tar will not only BE- prevented, hut the tecth
rem Tered b.au! raya aud permanently ahue, AID The gum,
restore! 10 ihli 80, dom fom soreness, thai hardness aud cinoi-
rtrncc whi'i are The sure tests OF thnir healthy state, amJ the
best guiIanic. of tht natural fasraurc Of The breath Winch eau
nc,ei be cSpcrirl ia connection with ioul teeth, AMI CO. bu; ic,
unhealthy guns. ('noe 80 ceuis n loI.)
- plcpueI nom Il. o,isinal n ape in Ms. 0f The late
III. W. I. coSw,y, b, his i~aueii1tc SaetSsgr aud the sole
Toprtior T.. kippEa, anl Sold wbcosdr b, hun NJ hi,
Counting Room, over No. N, (forocrl, called "" 7D) Conner
Of Court sni Hanover ,u ests, Boston, aud ictAlti hy IN special
apppin incni, Oosoher with al, he valua!ie Mrli, iue. u, pre-
pared BY the late d.. Conway by JOsfpi BhiUii, Ia.
South Muhh ,tirrt, pioytIrn. G.
- Ohserv. ilLt nOle 1c genuiir wilhuut. he wriucn u ma
iure Of J.. kiDprH, IN lhr out.iI" prIuei WtJpp"r.
~ 10 se di'eo.ni maze To t,o'' VINO %! To sell aftn.
D,I 80
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another. Their department was graceful ss1
modest TO diiTidehce.. The first girl prsssBts&
was in her fourteenth year; she was elegantly
dressed, her face was covered with . vsSh
through which her blue eyes, ~ vol ~ neck
and shoulders that rivalled The puriah pasbl1
IN ~hiteness, shono like stars PIERCING . black
cloud.-Shs advanced towards the 0sSnsh,
bowed down aud kissed his band5 thso, ct ne
command Of her mastef, she walked tackwns6D
and forw ards in the tent 10 show hsf Csc sbsVs>
aud the easiness Of iUr carriage: she tlNn fAs.
I'd her robe - us 10 slew the beautiful dsicA-
cy Of a leg aud foot that would have charmed.
q Praxifeles. When she took of her veil, w.
eyes were dazzled with a dimpIed fAcs, n wbiuA
the hly aud the rose were tleHdrd on the chsskt
of blooming youthfuluess. Her air vas 81 v.es
noble and modest. her gestures animath,g sad
d.gniied. Her tresses, as blnck as ebony, tff
carelessly over her iussly breast. sud whss sIe
smIlcd she discovered rseih u u dszslI3 wbiss
ness and enamel 80
She rubbed her checks with q wet uspki in W
prove that she. had moi used act tn improve, or
he gllen the bl"om Of mr. complexion. We
wer- permitted 10 feel her pulse that We might
he convinced Of the good state VI her tesits
aud consti .io0. She thss, cr'Hed, With IN
tho agility Add grace vi one of Dian4,s ayaSphx.
coming out Of tho fountam . Hsr attractive
charms won the bcur Of my Gcrman frisnd,
who purchased thus lovely girl fo6 fow tiS~
sane piisteIs." ~
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FALL GOODS.


EpUTTS K woIld inform their friends
Ed apl Gu 'tpmers tli1t they have jus, received iiom New.
York, their FAN supply Of fresh imported Goods, IN their
line, which they viii offer AZ suci, prceS as VIII give general
satisfaction to purcias ~. Among ihem aru super and su
pGrlic BKphDCL0IilS of every fashionable cuIur, some
Vi which are Ola very superior quality; blue, black, mixed,
cinn'mon, drib ard oiher fashionable c,lurel CASSl
MEI;ES; velvet, plain, figured and striped, Nahencia, Mar
settles, toiiheui, silk aud sw insdown VESftNt:S; superior
g0iis hair cauliSeis, limitation goats hair and comm ~ ditto.
taita., Piai Il; green fl,or cloth B,ile, green ~Buckings; do
Sofpes, Canton Fl Tunnel, for mems year; lam',s wool Drwem
and Shirts; wUrstrd do do; extra large size fie and t,nianna
iIindnefchef,; do fr neck ~ pockrt; six Nayaiino NeCa
stocks; Webb's patent anI other Susienders; a prime at
sentiment Of Gloves aud Hosiery; bang up cords; Velvets;
oottoh Cnyais, %cliildrens Buttons, ~Paajing'; stltncts,
olive fad drili Duli1s; Shitings aih Shcetiugi hiuc aud
dnb baitincts; IRISH Linens; culned Canlbticks, Sc. &C.
! case 81. Un!nclhas, sri-ri0r manu- ,ctnre
I do c,dtun do do do
~ Tn han agoOi assortment OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
Please call at No. II, Market squire.
Wanted Two OF three first rate journey men Taions-
none Others need apply.
~ Garments made in the first style aud workmanship,
and warranted 10 fiji sept ~
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ly reflect. as evening fingers in the lap Of night,
upon that am full subject wedlock.
"cold winssr I. coming ) ys doieaie isir,

upon That AWFUL subJect-w edlock.
"coId win.er u coming ye ddhcaie lair,
Take cue when our byson you ,ip;
Drink /, quick, and donf tall, ici 10 come unaware,
And luln a 10 ice On your lip"
Lo winter comes indeed. Then but II is
not wise to borrow evils in advance = an,icipa.
tion holds no place 10 mans reg ,rd, hen uir-
cumslances, full Of fearful meaning, thrust
themselves within the farther verge Of LIES
too gloomy vista. Then let il como. And
let philosophy await the wors, ; be squaiid
poverty, or cold indifference, or disease. or
a scaniy coubie,, or a chsorless hearth, the
unacceptable attendant. For winter olso hath
It's hopes, it's comforts, aud its joys. Then ma
ture sleeps, 10 wake afresh in springs SWEEP
sunny nom, with ,igor gathered in her slum-
befs then social man puts forth his virtues,
aud the widow s groan, the orphans tear. the
invulid's complaint, the beegar's prayer. touch
most elleciuaily the soul oi charity. Tn % all
The SONS Vi toil. with wages IN their chests,
The need of honest indus ry, enjoy the @harves,
Of their Lbors, pcrusc the public prints, and
ever and anon adjust the Presidential Cues
ton. .~ 81
"ColI win,e, !. coming I've ell so before
u ueDis I've MT much Else ~ SAY;
res, waller Is ,otnmE, AID God help 49, pooi
lNbh 81 was gong away" A
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The YEARLY MEETING or FRIENDS,
held ai IulIIunIn. Xe uuuerslaud adnuururd

The YEARLY MEETING OF FRIENDS,
held at baltimore, We understand adJourIcd
on Friday last.
The iuieres. excited by the proceedings Of
the respectable society OF feopic called Qaak-
ers. in other parts Of the United States, Jude
es VA 10 suppose that a Lot,ce Of their proceed
iDgs in this city may be expected from us.
Our intercourse with many highly rcspecta
bio members Of this Sociuiy, has enabled us to
ascerla IN, That in the deliberations Of the
meeting. no matters Of Jaih have been dis
cussed, and no departure ron the fesfimoni,s
which the society has, from its first csiabiisl,-
ment, foll itself called upon to support, beeh
proposed or delibeiated upon that the busi-
ness which has been transacted, has been con-
med 10 an inquiry into the manner in which
the ordinary Church Government and Munici.
pal regulations Of The Society, have been at.
tended do, during the past year, with the
adoption Of such other regulations, ior the
promotion Of good order, as were Ia no wise
connected with matters Of faith.
II wolld, under such cIe instances, have
given us si,core pleasure To state, thai no por-
ton Of :hc spirit Of dscord, which has been
manifested in son.e other branches Of the So
cieiy, had appc ned amony Fr ends herc-but,
We understand, This Is moi entirely the easc,
rs n very few lndiyiiu y. did withdraw. with
the av"wcd lnientIon. il is said, Of est ,blrring
another meeting. independent OF, and mol re-
sponsibIe to the Yearly meeting of Baltimore.
ThP dIvlsron, however. as W. arm, having
taken place o some difference Of opiniCn
touching their Muncip Il affairs, and without
involving any question of principles, no acri-
mony Of feeling has Of course been excited.
Baii!mUe Gag.
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ARCHBISHOP CHLYERuA

Inc e'eVdtioh OF ihts distinguished IDuViduaSv
in the Roman Church, has been rnpio vhsugA
well mcr.tcd He came TO tins country, fvuR
England, after the fight Of the French prissst
from revolutionary France, aud perfor~ed tie
duties Of pastor OF the Catholic Cirrch n hos,
ton, with uaos'ents,ious 6dcimy ssd d,sgvnrSs
lie received the appointment Of fret Bislup~
that do, ese. and his exeWplariness, learning,
and catholicism. gave evidence that In IVES
eminently qualified TOR the post, aud " az eyrn
capable Of adornng a s'ill higher station. w~
had The pleasure OF his acquaintance H,r seves.
NJ years, and always regretted that n Snsh ~
his capacity, knowledge, l,berality, and inds.
psndence, should not have baen numbered wah
tho Protestant church. io associated whG
Professionals. and seemed To DC d. void ~ "A
mario" seciariun prejudices. When a persoA
once ciquired Of hIm how he could coi,sceN,
f'ously cul'iva,c intimacy with ihose hs church
usually deemvd %heretics, be replied, "ao ,ws
think ] would form 80 many q rndships ssn4Wf
ProiestaDis on earth, If thought tsey wouM
be dIssol, cd by death }" The health or B.sh,
up Cbever,ss being some v hat impaired. aud 4
residence. N a mi'cct climate hsvalx b.e~ ~
comm, nded. The X nc france, q, Tire syages,
ton, we believe. 81 th. French minister To tb6
country, ipp'Ini.d him Is shop "f MOtIi sub1H.
Tue Pfotesiants, VIII are '.uU.eto,s - t!is n
geese. felt no jealousy that n J~Vels,e wf -
much n,ildne~s and lbcrali'y should be sppoM,.
ed TO this See. But bi, Aincrivao psrsi tStAssa
and the many ann friends Of tie B,stoN
among the Pto'es;s,is, Eel, deep regret q, ,iA
apprehension ofhis ,raUslation. They peii,na>
e! the French NOR arcl, ~~a0.esily that I've might
remain, but IN VAN Bishrf Chcvers Cvsw;A>
cred it his duty 20 obey the will vf his ovetv ixvS
and prepared :" take a reluctant aud probably
final leave ofiai. Ca nolic and Protestant Fl; ends
in Tho VTpiiol 81 ,,.x IL. Ia. x... A. AZ.
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lMroRTANTTo MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS

AND THE rUELiC IN GENERAL.
ut IL obvious, tint as writing executed with common INK
q may BE- discharged by the application ofm inuriat Of llne,
oNdlc, and Other strong acids, n very dangerous power Il
possessed hy evil Disposed persons, Er oittting any aitera-
ton tint suiis Their p1rIrne, efileI IN sum, 6uut.cr, ditr, OF
Endorsement; ] therefore very respectfully submit sr The III
spcrton Of the puihic in eeneril, specimens Of NM NJ. Ev-
Ans Patent Checks, Drafts, Sc. Tor preventing fraadS By
ateraiiyns!I! I trust that n references Ia the annexed Ger
titclies vii. satisfy the public ftic advantage 10 be derived
by its adga on
The I~o,ivlcfsy Is a eertiheats from John D'Uot,, D. Esq.
ProlsgssI ar Chsaistry ia BrOvn UaipefSty.
Aver hfikips n number oIox FsFh.-,,s On the engraving
of Nm NJ. Evans pileb; Checks, &c. inieDd.,, ~ p,v-..i
certain If uiduIcnt prirtires on Bank Checks, Noies, Bills of
Exchange, SC. ! an satisfied that hisplnn will M Il the pur
posc proposed, and Il worthy Of pltro1aee.
: JOHN D'WoLF, Jr.
Providence, May 20, 1923.
Ce,tifeafe Of DR.. Robert Hare, Profe.sor NJ Chemistry,
in the University Of Peans yioania.
] do hereby certify. thai l have uttentiyely considered tl"
method ni pied by Mr.. tVn. VI. Evans, a. prevent frauds
aud furgerics, IN the alteration Of Checks AMI other instm
nients, aud ai Of opinion, tnt by adopting the plan that
he has proposed, a great obstacle Is thrown Ia the way Of
fraudulent alterations, and the public security against forgery
y enhanced. (signcD ROBERT HARE.
Philadelphia, oct. 2d, lSgz.
Pfeuissory Notes, traits, Ellis of Exchange, Bank Checks,
&c. SC. erner unboind, or bdund in books of various sizes,
81. DEWEY,
dgsnt for III Mem In gldnd states,
Sept. ~. No SO, Market Street. Providence, Il. L.
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PAwTUCKEr TIoTNL.
c =, EDWARDS.

to keep tire nbcve establishment, ANA "
pr-plred q, accommodate people OF tai-innssan gentle
men Waiting this vilags, IN n manner, i,r trusts, Will be sal
isfactorv "a iIuse who may favor him with their company
The house has lately been Thoroughly frpiiich ana maze
v,,uv ,mnroyeJ. whic, renders il one Of the most coniinO
diNis establishments IN this vicinty.
n Good Huses aud Clluscs arc kept for the accominoia'
tIon oehis customers, who may wish Ia visil the numerous
and elegant manuf,ciories IN the vicinity. Also a good Hack
sud enrerII driver h attached Ia the Hotel. Careful and ex
pcrienced men attend the Stable, where horses WI" DE- KEEP
on rcasoial,e terms.
The fciloYinu Lines of Stages arrive aud depan from lin
house daily, where seals can he taken Tor almost every sec
lon Ofthe' country, VIZ
Boston Citizens' Line
BOSTON Commercial do
Worcester and Keenc do
Taunton, and New Bedford dol
s,atenyile Accom- notation do;
Puw,uckct and Providence Hourly do
tpA,vt ,ckst. march 10, 1898
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