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LIFER COMPLAINTS.

nR PETERS' VEGETABLE MEDICINE
IL STOMACHlCK E1 HEPATlCk;, iorIni
cd by chymcal analysis aud syr,hcs,s oi Scre.a-
proI male vegetable principles, are universally ac
knowrdgcd 10 have totally eclipsed The prr,cn-
SONS o every other remedy, and suIpercedcd The
Necessity OF every other mode o! treatment,
WHEREVER the above disease found TO exist
as well IN the enlargement, ct The Spisea and
IN Iaaai;ec
Among the symptoms Of Dyspcpsia ant irer-
complaints, =lr flaiu!cncy, sou.ncss burning IN
the stomach melancholy Iratsbiliiy, disagrcsh!c
taste IN tire mouth. great trrrguarny ct sapcii!r.
wb,ch Is somc,in.rs vorac.ous, and 81 other 'incs
g.ra,ly deficient. thirst, trhd brrala, nausea,
wraknc>, ot the stomach, acid crrciatoss palr'ta-
LION, d'uwNncss. ,rirgosr,,y OF the bowels, Pscs-
tie stomach ate: meals, PAIN IN Ike icad,
t-s.nc.s vertigo; confusion OF mind. a'Irndrd
~.:h o.. .; n,,mory. Rnnains IN The stomach
" hen empty rh,ir.s. affection ci s'Eh, and hcaf-
,ns PAIN aI.I weakness the back, tangour, jis-
tutbrd sleep cold tee, aud hsnGs. i.ru.os uneasi-
nrss IN the throat. ehoush pam IL the s,dr or
breast, &c
Thcs- medicines have been found e!ectual IN
removing The complaints tur which they recon-
mcndcd, ,ha. physicians frequently having c..
haus:ed all their skull, to ln,lc or no purpose.
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DIR. PETERS
Anti Bilious Pills.

These p,ila are composed enlirrls Of vegetable
matter. and hen taken according to the directions
which accompany them, are highly beneficial IN
the cure and prevention Of all bilious complaints
They act especially unpon The liver, when in 4
torpid condiuon, carrying of large quantity Of
bile through the influence OF the cxccinent iunc-
ton, which IL suffered TO rmain in the system,
would produce either Jaundicc, Liver Complaint,
Bilious Fever Fever and Aguc, or son,c other
grir vous bodily a,ction In all cases Of ,orpos Of
The bowels, they act like charm
As an an, dyspcpte and dinner pill they are NO.
valuable. Many persons ~ho were subject toyio-
lent attacks Of SICK headache have been perfectly
cured IN few week. by their use. Those who &C
subject 10 that distressing complaint sca.sickncss
by taking portion or two Of them few days pre-.
vlous 10 cmbark,ng on board the vessel, will be al
moa, certain 10 escape it, Females can use them
al all periods, without Incurnng any risk. Persoes
gong 70 or 10 q southern climate, should By all
ncans take come Of ,hcsc pills with ucm. Thnir
virtues will remain unmpaircd for years in any eli
mate No family should be wl,hoa, these pills a
portion Of them. taken occasionally, would be the
means Of preventing much suffering from sickness
it's from ncslcc, OF keeping upa regular Pc'lsaliic
action Of the stomach and bowels, thus suffering 70
b. absorbed and minClrd with the blood upnssmi
lated fluids, that most diseases are produced DR.
+. feels confident, ,ha, pcrson who gives these
P's" 'sss o'S'f wiz WV oSSa SS' w ~
without them.
They contain no particle OF Mercury or any in
grrdcn, that docs not aci in harmony with health
aud oppose disease
Dr wishes it particularly unds rs,"od that
tlr"-r pills possess hcncticI Qualities independent
Of ,hc. purga,ivc effects; they both tonic and
'!c"bs,rucn,. acting upon tic .ccretng and cSho!-
rnt functions: thus strengthening the patient,
while they remove obnruruon. Medicines which
possess other excepting ca'har''c qualities dc
biliatc the patient, and their repeated Use lays that
foundation Of long catalogue OF Chronic dlsca-
srs.
DR. having been educated nLdcr the NOS
cminc n, American and European medical profcs
rors and pracuccd his profession many wears in the
South where diseases Of The most obstinate charac-
tor prevail, considers himself we'll qualified 10
lndgr on the nature Of diseases incdcn, to warm
c clinaics
Prepared and sold BY Joseph Priestlv Peters. NJ
~ al his Institution for the cure Of obstinate dis
aascs, BY means Of vegetable rsrnrdes No I'D
Liberty street, New Ycrk, inventor and sole pro-
r,or. Each box contains 30 pills. price 80 cents
The above valuable Mcdicncs NAV bc obtained
II the Drug Store Of YOUNG 4 MkAlN.
Camden May7 ls?G
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hLARGE & c1crllrnt assortment Of l!vl PItrni
Truss. double and .!nglc, made 10 order OF The
Inosi durable materials. iof Sou'hf" u- Also, u
nru ln..runcn; la,c, irrntcti by DR.. III which Is
highly approrra OF by ,,c New York Practitioners.
|, dos away hr use I" Laced Bcl,. altogether, and
.inln.hcs ,cry much ,nr necessity Of rrsoTins 10
rc-sa,rs BY ITS Application the wcarrrs arc q,
once relieved from :rcas inconvenience, and enabled
to rr,unc ,hcr former activity. The asorr itus'cs
mr. u., received, ofIr sulaefibc, aowr >c!ee:1on
aud will tr ,o!d cnu.uall. low
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REGIAiENTAI. ORDER, !
Camden. August ID. 1886

Camden. August I'd. 1886
A y election !, A,:cb, crGctcd 10 be i',I!
"A i, the rrs?cc;ivc muster grounds OF!
the Eca, compso,c. IN ,!lc upper Ea"a''"n
on Friday thc 3n,h September nca'. Tor
Major t. hil he ,"c" :, "o'a''"n'" by 'hr
re,,p.a.,n,..n H.. { :. Q"in''n.
Oficcrs culnmamdiug c"ini"n'c' VIII
cause ,his order 10 be carried INTO 'Xccu.
,;on and returns made TO The Col as soon
thereafter q. possible. By ,r:cr Of Col
John Chestnut.
ID MURRAY. Adj 81 Reg : { NJ
Extra II the law Gotrrrln8 Me ciec-
ton for Mayor
Tha, when the commission Of MHjof
shall become vacant, the C"I"ncI. and II
there be no Col tho Office. urAl III com,
maud IN thrsnlt! rrgImcu,, ,.ta,I order cach
Captain or colu,nan's OF colu?auv, +"
cali ia ~. assistance two OF hts >uhai'cf'r
officers. or otter IL and proper person, 10
open and hui,' i poll a',i,ct tr>fcca;c
muster crouna>, eW,ng :o-i, o"'s n";'c.
by advertising IN tlr'c puhlr places IN The
bound. OF their cominan,!: Tic sad mana
gers shall hold the poll Oh one '", a 'hcrr
muster gruuuh. from eleven o.'I"oh !" the
morning until thicc clock ~ 'hr alter
noon and shall mcc. on tho battalion mus
erouad or some public hous" near thc
same. on INC day following. and count over
the votes ant! declare the cic;lan.
Angus, if--l~-i(
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MEDICINES.

THE Subscribers hare jns, received and
are now opening full asso,tmen, Of MeGi-
cIncs from the North, which can be recon,-
mcnded with grea. confidence, as far as re-
CARDS their purity and gcnuinencss, having
been purchased from one Of the Oldest and
most respectable houses in Philadelphia
Physicians, Planters and others, are rcques-
ted TO call previous 10 laying in their summer
supplies, and examln the quality Of those
now offered for sale; which we feel conGdcn
in warran,ing and giving satisfaction to pur
chasers.
Among those lately received and now open
ing are the Ellowinu.
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New Gopartncr>hip.

slIE undersigned. having on the first
Z lusl, associated themselves in the Mcr-
r1n,l. business under ,ll" firm Of
$50: &. -. ~ Ss. 0.i,
Respectfully so!icus from the community,
md particularly The former customers Of IL.
LEVY, continuance o the liberal patronage
extended to hin. ard wh.chn "I hc ihcl,
cn.Ica,or to merit; they intend purchasing
COTTON aud other produce. Tor winch hey
viii give ;hc HIGHEST pr'c"s.
ii LEVY
" +. IluGi,.>DN
Sept 2 -
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NOTICE..

TIE subscriber is crccuus q Livery
Stable IN Sunlrrrll!c. aud will bc ready
70, the reception Of Horses by the frs, o.
October next, and .o!lcl,s the attention Of all
= - =. 9 = "a . &c
10 ,hl, advertisement. and To pu, up their
Horses with Inn. as the bcs, a,icnlion will be
paid them. and every assistance afforded in
selling them; he will also keep a
House of Entertainment
for these who bring their Horse, to his stable
JOHN d. BOWEN.
September ; 81
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~ 20 NiIcy souM c1 fhhrIo'i1 = c on DC Camden
road
Where the subscriber continues his House
Of Entertainment, having built ntc house,
expressly for the accommodation Of siran-
gers lie hopes to be able to render hi,
guests comfortable and happy, and solici,s
a continuance of former pasronagc.--.No
cxcr,ions shall be wanting on the part Of
the Subscriber.
DAVID UAGINS.
July l6..25-cm
n. Il. Mr.. c. Winget, my agent for the
house, will be in constant attendance.
ID. II.
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1||ih
SUMTER HOTEL.

INlIE Subscriber informs his friends
Il and the public, that he has taken the
House formerly occupic, by J. Goodman
and more recently by J. J. Exum rs U
Hotel in the Town Of Camden. aud near
he Court House. where he is prepared to
ccrivc company. and flauers himself 'ha.
those who favor him with their company
will be satisfied with their accommodn.
lions. A. X. RUFFlN.
MAY G3.-20.:-.f
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nf the hes, and mos. fashionable style,
among which arc large and beautiful as
sor,mcn, of Ladies French, Kid, Morocco
auI p-unril,
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"a o. - SS WV eS 20
Tiii subscribers a;c :.n,s opening choice
as~.r,m.n; oi >niSONABLE GOODS.
wh,ch tho; Offer on the mos, reasonable
terms, consisting IN parl Is follow:
NOUi.ENS.
LONDON DUFFlI BLANKETS,
hsokauaw do. no
Superior and common NEGRO LlNSEiS
Su,s,linc London Blue Blac>. Brown. Green
Navplcou. vule: and Mixed CLOTHS.
Super Su,pcd and PLAID CASHMERE.
do BucAskin, DO
PLAIN. Striped and PIaId SAiTINETS.
White, Scarlc, & Yellow Fl. ANNELS. &c
URSIkD GOODS.
6-s Jscqna'I Figured Ni:R!No. "a ncS az
ucIc.)
G-i Pam. English and French MEIuNOS,
(.aok and c"orcd
81 Mc,,no ClI,GASSlON> III crlorsi
EaeA and Colo:rA EUMbtZE.frS
6i Snpcr Black Bun6AI.HN.
Wut.tcd 81, d E.)ilNG, sc.
{ OTION GOODS.
Snpc, Fsne, CALlIOES.
hlr,iu, Go
ShdI, DO
rc,,an Plaid Co
Ff"nch 90
aua Cornm'n Furniture do
rlarn and Plaid GlNGiiAtiS.
Co;o,rd pll,.. an,l T. nar>>e.a tillHRlCS.
Medium and Jl h,nc, !Mt SLlNS.
Book MuIi aud Swi-s 90.
Striped and PLAIN CA ERR s.
Cambt,c D,,n,,y and Corded COATS,
Color d aud " uuc Cotton HOSIERY &c
LINENS.
44lr,sh LINENS ANDI.AWNS
Ru,-i, S'scc,, . md Dana X NAi'hlNS.
Diaper & lucn Camhrrc liD ktS.
DON .>Tl :.
81 Brown SlilR ting.
f., DO DE-
>. % SiiEErlNGS
:,-i,o5 Icach'd SillKT,NGS II SliEE
riNGS.
Apton CHECKS ard Plaid IiOMi.SP' Ms
M,x~d CuTrONADES.
Csu,on Fl. NNE 5 lstn" nd cosotcdl
"a aud IT,. nEUl llk>. &c
SILK GOOD =.
Bes, Black I,al,,n LUSrRlNGS.
:" G,u Dc SWISS.
= PLAIN 4md Figured >il.kS.
Sewing Silk aud Twist
Hand romc f.nc, Srik SllAWl-S
Flag aud Bandana IIANDh Err lilEFS.
Spui.cGrid %
E!acl. l.o.c ID
Co!orcd PONGIES
Black and Co!otcL Silk Gl.ON Is
Black l,alian CRANAIS.
S!!k HOSE. (pl4ln and uhbcdl &c.
FANCY GOODS
Handsome Worked .lu-Iln COLLARS
do do CAPES..
do do and Frll'd DO
Blond Lac +. ami Thread ENlNG
Bob,nc, LACE.
do FOOTING
Swiss Strip VT LIN
,mna S,'s HOSE
Black spun SILK Elastic DO
-.lL.\C-
4 complete assortment o'
AIDIDInrlNI
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Sub. Carh. Soda,
Rhuharb Root,
Calasara Bark,
Lobelia Herb.
do. in Pow der.
Slippery Elm i;aIk,
Go. in Pow der,
Bolc Armenia,
Ground. Mustard,
Powd. Cinnamon,
Acid Lemon Drops,
Florida Water,
kidd.rs Ind. Ink,
Carpenters Sarsaparills
I" Ext. Buchu
I" Pink Root,
Compd. Cub & Sassa-
parilia,
Toliu Bolsam,
kreoso,,
Genuine Scars Oil, (no:
perfumed.)
Naples Soap,
Musk Soap,
Mace. Snuff,
Hair Pc der. &c.
cs Too numerous TO ncu-
,Sc, a full assortment Of
| on hand.
YOUNG g. M'khlN-
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SLIPPERS.

The above articles shall bc sold as low
as they hare ever been sol'i in this market.
W. B DANIELS.
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Tho subscriber also respectfully Informs
his customers and the public generally,
iha, he is now engaged in the manufac,ory
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h"rl q It 'F
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-22

leave the books and take the money from
your wife," getting into his wagon and
driving off. The clergyman fearing his
family might take the books in his absence,
put about for home, and arrived just as the
agent was driving up-Seeingth the clergyman
had returned, he said, "you came back for
fear of rain, 'spose, and it does look as
though we were going to have long storm,
taking the books from his box and carry
ing them into the house.-The clergyman
told him as loud as he could, that he did
not want the books, and thought he was
insulting him by forcing them upon him.
The agent said he intended to have got a
little further before the storm, but if he
could not conveniently pay him then, he
must accept of his invitation and stay till
the storm was over. The clergyman, find
ing he must take the books or keep the
fellow three or four days. paid him the
money, as the easiest way to get rid of him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-22

THE SUBSCRIBER.

HNAVING made arrangements with the Agent
II the Gate VEN Coal Company for one thou
sand o, tons of that valuable article Of fuel will
pledge himself TO furnish the inhabitants of this town
with their winters stock Of COAL deiiverabs from
the vessel (fapplied for before the 20th ofJune next
to be delivered from the first of July to the frs, of Oe
tober ensuing--any quantity, from one ton upwards,
on the following favorable terms which shall be a,
the lowest price the above Coal sold for this season,
by the 1000 tons at the place Of shipment in Phiadel
pha adding thereto the freight and insurance, togeth-
er with "a per cent commission the above charges
for my services The Coal will also be subject, If
eared by my teams to tax for carting and weighing
OFFS per ton, and ten cents wharfage.
Also, Coal broken and screened from the yard at
all seasons Of the year, at the lowest possible prices
also would take this opportunity TO tender to the pub
lie my thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore
ceiyed, and solicit continuance Of their custom.
april Ia. GEORGE KNOWLES.
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DIR. JOHNSON'S
lMPkOVED PANACEA:
OR
UNIVERSAL PURIFIER OF THE
BLOOD.

This Medicine is an Improvement on all of the
Panaeeas, Cathohcons, and Syrups, hitherto offered
to the public; avoiding their Neutrality-suspicious., and
uniting the virtues of medicines which have borne
the test of experience and years; andwhch have re-
ceived the appreciation of the most eminent physic-
ians, both in Europe and America.
This Medicine will cleanse and purify the Blood
from all noxious humors: and has been used with
success in many diseases incident to our Species
and particularly in the following diseases, viz -
Scrolula or Kings Evil; While Sweings, salt
Rheum, iCancerous and Indurated Tumors, scald
head Diseases of the Liver, Old Ulcers, fever sores
syphilis and its destructive consequences ESQ often
met with in persons who havebeen nnpeItectty cured
improperly treated neglected; or rather those who
have tampered with, and neglected, themselves,
which, ifthe poison is entirely eradcaed from the
system, the most distressing consequences will fol-
low the neglect of that terrible scourge. Leprosy,
Chronic Inflammation of the Liver and other Niscera,
TubercuIar Consumption of the Lungs, Ulcerous
sores in the throat or elsewhere and all erupons on
the surface of the body, Diseases of the skin Mer
oural disease and all those affections arising from Inn
purity of the Blood. Nodes, and diseases of the
Joints Bones, &c. Those affections which are the
result of youthful ndscreton will be cured by the use
of this Purifier of the Blood.
The above valuable medicine, may be had of DIR.
Johnson in Newport r. l. Price One dollar and fif-
ty cents per bottle To those who buy to sell again,
a reasonable discount will be made.
Newport Nov. %, lS35.--ly.
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Anthracite Coal
BROAD White Ashes J

TIME Goa! from this region, when mined with
IL care and selected from the purest veins, is ca
silly gnited makes intense heat and does not form
incrusations upon the sides OF furnaces stoves 1t
makes but few ashes and is considered, account
ofits purity, strength, and great durability to be supe-
rior to any other for melting iron generating steam.
CELEBRATED GATE VEIN,-(Red Ashes)
This variety is taken from one Of the best veins in
what is called the Peach Orchard district located in
the vicinity of Potsvile. 1t is easily gned, burns
rery freely and toi great brittiancy produces heavy
ashes and is superior to any other for Parlor Crates
Cooking Stoves, and other domestic purposes
Messrs. GEO. KNOWLES and GEO. BOW EN-,
are the only persons in Newport authorized by Inc TO
sell the above kinds of Coal.
EPHRAIM A. HATHAWAY.
Providence. April IA, 1886
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SONG OF THE GRAVE DIGGER.
By CHARLES DANCE.

BY CHARLES DANCE.
Poor mortals imagine they stand on the ground
Supported by all that is solid and sound;-
'Tis plant. and beneath il my works to DC iouna'
gather them in,
gather them in.
The child strong and healthy, careers on the heath
No, ,b;pking nor caring, scarce knowing Of death
In an instant he draws his last innocent breath;
Igather him in,
gather him in.
The youth in the vortex offsly and crime
Advised to repent, answers, Not in my primei'
He would ifhe knew he had run out his time
gather him in,
lgather him in,
Says Fifty Poor Sixty in breaking apace:'
Selfdeceyer he dreams not he's first in the race
lie must long for the health he sees in my face
gather him III,
gather him in,
Huzza says the dotard, I'm turnd off fourscore
And now shall live to a hundred or more,
At nght-lall his coffin is brought to the door;
Igather him in,
Igather him in.
The drunkard excaims, Fill my cup TO the brm-
In water life sinks but in brandy I will swim:'
lie dies as he speaks, and make sure him:
gather him in,
gather him in.
The rich man observes his poor neghbor look old,
Andhugs himself on his resources of gold:
A lackey all lace, says a knell must be TODD: ::
Igather him in,
gather him in
Fen while he was speaking, the moraisto off
Was digging, unthnking, pit for himself;
His spade and his maltock are laid OH the shelf;
They've gathered him in,
They've gathered him in.
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nOCT. BRANDRETHS VEGETABLE
II PILLS, For sale by WIN. S. VOSE,

The thousands who use and recommend these
Pills, is proofpos!tve of their extraordinary and ben
efical effects, They in fact assist nature to do all
only one disease to which the human flame is sub
lecct, namely-impurty of the blood, or in other
words, impure state of the fluids These Pills do
indeed assist Nature to do all she for the hu
man body yet there numbers whose cases are
so bad and whose bodies are so much debilitated
that all which can be reasonably expected is tenn
porary relief; nevertheless some who have com
menced using the Pills. under the most trying cir
cumstances of bodily afiliction when almost every
other remedy has been almost altogether unavailng
have been restored to health and happiness by their
use. May %, If.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.


Just received and for sale at low prices, by Wholesa
Retail,
~A boxes brown soap,
q " 20 do Havana Sugar,
IA kegs ginger,
boxes white Havana Sugar,
IL bbls Loaf do.
25 bbls Rice
chests Hyson Tea,
10 do PowchOng,
do Hyson Skin,
60 do SOuchong,
do Gunpowder,
10 do do in Canisten,
so Boxes Raisins,
80 half do.
$4,000 lbs Cluster Raisins
10 Quarter Casks Port Wine,
casks superior Nutmegs,
30 Mats Cassia,
baskets hedseek" Champajns,
16 doz Claret,
2casks Wine Vinegar,
10 boxes Ciuon,
5 casks Cheese,
40 boxes Herring,
Is sacks Salt,
80 boxes superior Plug Tobacco,
% bbls Domestic Gin,
10 boxes scented Soap,
so do Oranges and Lemons,
500 lbs soft shell Almonds
Hampers Mocha Coffee,
IL Casks Sicily" Madeira Wine,
10 Casks Madeira do.
30 doz Lemon Syrup,
40 doZ Brooms,
$50 drums Figs at from to cts per ID,
10 dozen Mats,
5 Casks London Porter.
20 NJ Spanish Segars,
5 cases English Mustard
Smoked Salmon Crackers, Pilot Bread, Corks
IorIard's Snuf and Tobacco, st. Croix Rum
Hams, smoked Beef CASTLE soap, Mace, starch
green and white Patent Candies, Demijons, Almonds
Currans, Citron, Madeira nuts, Filberts smoked
Tongues, Cayenne, Capies, Macaroni, Ground Co
Goa, Olive OIL &c.
JAMES r. NEWTON & co.
May H. No $50 Thames street.
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WHEN TO TAKE OFF FLANNELs.-The
Boston Patriot in discoursing of the sudden
changes of the weather, and the improprie-
ty of haste in taking off flannels, breaks ouI
in the following distich:
"Ye who would the Doctor pay,
Take your hannels oifin May"
To which we add, in the like poetica]
strain
Ye who would all physic scott
Never take your fannels off.
Learn in summers heat to bear EN-
Day and night forever wear EN-;
Then, when Death and Doctors come,
You may send them packing home.
And good enough for 'em.-N Y
Transcript.
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WM. C. TENNANT.

Respectfully announces TO the public GEN.
erdhy-oifisens and strangers.
RNHAr he keeps to let at his stable in Touro.
street horses and carriages of all descriptions
cheap cheaper than they can be Obtained el"s
where. Persons desrous Of enjoying the pleasure.
OF ride i'm the country can at ali Tunes be furnished
with horse aud chaises, open wagons saddle horses
barouchcs and close carriages Particular a,,en,.s n
will be paid to conveying passengers to and from, ,hs
Steamboats,. All orders in his line Of business viii
be promptly attended to. and no pains shall be sparcd
TO render the satisfaction of his customers conns,s
Horses kept for any longih oftme, terms liberal.
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TO LET.
Bottled Wines,

Bottled Wines,
Cd IN doz ON hand of the choicest qualities o
~eDV tho following kinds, viz:
Champagne Brands of" Heds9ek s. Co."
"Sillery" "Wart" key" & Anchor
In pint and quart bottles,
Claret Chateau margeau, Chateau sanite &
Medoc.
Malmsey, Pale and Brown sherry, " Duff Cor.
don x Co."
Madeira of great variety Of kinds,
Also l6 doz very superior Cherry Brandy,
for sale by ]. II. NEWTON & co.
Nav III.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-22

Married, in Salem, Mass. Mr.. Horace
Bird, of Watertown, to Miss Fanny Fish
of Salem.
Bird caught Fish, and when he had caught her
lie loved her too well to devom or Slaughter,
And fearing shs d feel like a fish out of ,oater,
To Hater-town safely. and kindly he brought her