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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Feb. 2ls,.
Schrs. Helen Mar, Smith, from CamGen for N.
Godfrey, from Taunton for Bal
Rienzi, Heath, & Charles, Ash,
from New York.
FRIDAY, Feb aad,
Schr, Elias Ii. Herrick, Hallet, from Boston for
New York,
SATURDAY, Feb %.
Sloop Agent, Pratt, from Providence.
SUNDAY Feb. Gath
Sch'rs. Benjamin Biglow, Bears, from N. York
for Boston.-Pequog Lowell, from do for do
Triumph, Bennett, from Providence for Savan-
Rienzie, Heath, from Providence.
MONDAY, Feb 25th
Schr. Kenhawn, Cook, days from Savannah
for Providence, Report, sailed 10th inst. brig
Poland, Gardner for Havana; do. schr Eagle
Wyle, do; do do Dusky Sally, Eldrdgc. do, ;
DO do Canton, of Warrington, Brown. for Char.
cston do bark Neptune of Boston for Europe ;
do schr Widow Wardman, Swin. for Baltimore.
TUESDAY, Feb. 26.
Brig hector of New buryport. Emerson from
Savannah ioT Boston. .-Schr Richmond of Glou-
ca tser, Lane, from Norfolk for DIghton. Spoke
e2i inst, lat % 63 long "a 7, ship Algonquin OF
Ind for Philadelphia, IS days from Liverpool.
CLEARED.
Barqu. Edinburgh, Theobald, New Orleans.
Sloop J. H. Borden, Brown, Fall River.
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| understand Messrs. McIntire, Cushmau
nnd PIllsbury have been released on their
parole of honor. Colonel Rogers brings
letter from Sir John Harvey, in which he
reiterates the demand made in his former
letter. The aspect of the case is not, as
learn, at all changed by the mission of Col
Rogers. Sir John Harvey has sent farce
of about two hundred men to the Aroostook.
They will soon be followed by an addition
nj force. lie says his orders are to defend
the disputed territory, and that he shall DO
it with all The force under his control.
In addition to the above, we learn (says
the Advertiser) from a passenger in the l
o'clock stage, iha, Mr.. Rogers, the bearer
of Goyernar Fairtield's letter to Sir John
Harvey, returns with the following propo-
posi,isns fran the latter:
lH. That the Provincial Land Agent,
Mr.. Mclaughlin, be released on the same
terms that Mr.. Mcintyre was released.
Cd. That the trespassers be given up 10
be tried by the British laws.
Sd. That the force on the disputed ter.
rit0ry be Immediately Withdrawn.
Passengers in the stage At Boston state
that great excitement continued throughout
the State, and a general determination was
manifested to preserve inviolate the honor
and integrity Of Maine, whatever might be
the consequences.
Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN, the British Land
Agent, refused to comply with the condit-
ions imposed upon him for his release, and
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hrrirdi Of The Muderers.-Yestcrday the
Shepherdess, from Humburgh, arrived at
this port, having an board FIVE of the muir
dering crew ofthe ship Bragsnza, the dread
iul inntny and murder of Capt. Turney
aid his FIRST mate is already fully before our
readers. Four ofthc crew have been brought
home double ironed, and with them is also
prisoner, the cabin boy, who has turned
states evidence against the crew. They
will probably be brought for examination N
before Jundge Belts in day or two.
~ York Sun.
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From the Ns,e Bedford Mercury.


The owners of the bark Raish have
shown a proper appreciation Of meri,orious
desert in presenting Capt. Henry West, Of
Fairhnven, with n beautiful silver pitcher,
of elegant workmanship, and bearing on its
front the following inscription
Presented 10
Capt HENRY WEsr, of the bark Raah, OF N. B.
by the owners, Isaiah Burgess and Thos. Bennett,
in testimony of
their high sense of his skill and perseverance in
prosecuting most arduous voyage IN 1878
10 their entire satisfaction. He having
assumed the command afier the
death of his Captain
This enterpiising young officer has as
yet, wa understand, scarcely attained to n
legal majority of years. and was enrolled as
second officer of the Rajah ON her sailing
hence on whaling voyage, in the spring
of 1888. The death OF Capt. Niekerson,
soon after, devolvsd upon young West the
responsibility of continuing the voyage or
returning home, and he accordingly assum-
ed the former and succeeded in filling the
ship no less With reputation to himself,
than to the advantage and satisfaction OF
his employers.
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MARINE MEMORANDA,

Arr. at Havana, I'd inst, scht. Franklin Green,
w ate. from Savannah.
CID. at Key West, 25th ult.. brig Gov. Codding.
ion, Cozzens, for Marseies.
Cid at Mobile, 9th inst, schr. Export, Pratt, foI
New Orleans.
Arr. at New York on Sunday, Brig Canoncus
Bigley, 81 days from Glib raliar.
ADV. at New Orleans, 10Th ast. ship Palestine,
Ltefeld for lIavrc.
At Havana 2nd inst. schr. Concord Coc rep'g.
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LATER PROM HAvANA.-The brig Salvf

LATER FROM HAvANA.-The brig Saliva
dor, which arrived AT New Orleans, Febru-
AIRY 10Th, in 36 hours from Havana, re-
ports having left at that place a number of
vessels of war, among which were two
English seventyfnurs. We presume they
are the same that were standing of Vera
Cruz. II is also reported tina, the Salvador
met the French squadron from Martinique,
with 10000 troops on board. For the cor
reciness Of this last report we cannot vouch.
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A Nopel Oyster Bed.-When the frigatc
Constellation was taken into the Dry Dock
in Charlestown, on Saturday last, her bot
tom was sigh, to behold, being entirely
encrustcd with coat of oysters from stem,
TO stern, the average size of which wa. a.
bout equal To those that are usually sold
for half cent. There was scarcely va
can. space Of the size of ones hand on the
entire copper under light water mark. The
oysters were mostly single, but we counted
n number of clusters containing from six to
eigh, and sometimes nore.-This frisate
has been absent about .hree yenrs on the
West India station, where she unquestioh-
ably acquired these unwecome uppendages.
Large quantities of eel grass were Likewise
attached 10 the oysters, hanging down in
spires of from one TO :hree feet long. The
workmen say they never saw So foul bot
tom. She is of beautiful model, and
when clean and in good trim, must he a
fast sailer. The wonder is how she sailed
at all.-Boa. Transcript.
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Nw-YoRk CATTLE MARKET, Feb. Is.

Beeves-We have TO notice larger supply ol
Beef Cattle 10 market to day, say 7G5 head, 100 oi
which were from the State of PenDsyfvania and
the balance from this State and Connecticut. A
large portion Of tfe Cstte offered being Of inferior
quality and The demand less active, q decline Of
fully Ell 80 per 100 lbs es'sblished on the ay-
erage pflce oflas, wsek about 200 head remain
s1 unsold, and the balance was taken at prices
ranging from 20 TO Sl2 20 and forming an aver
age Of 80 20 per 100 lbg.
sheep-The market for Sheep has also been
rather heayy-2, 100 were offered, I5OO sold at 80
to 5 81, according 10 quality.
Cows and Calves-A large supply Of Cows and
Calves has been offered during ihe pas, week than
for a considerable time previous say iG2-I25
were taken al former prices 35 $50
Hav and s,raw-Hsy IS arriving freely and
find sal. al S9c to St I2l. Straw al 30 to % per
100 bundles.
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From the Providence Courier, of Feb. %.


CoTroN Mill BURSEp.-Nisht before
last, between ! ! and IL O'Clock, the Steam
Cotton Mill at East Greenwich took fire,
and was completely destroyed, with nll its
machinery, and contents, except n quantity
of cotton cloth, which was saved. The FIRE,
ve learn, took first in the engine house, from
the furnaces and the engine house being
attached TO the main building, the flames
were communicated TO the caves Of the lat
ter, aud brought about its speedy destruc-
tion. The entire establishment ia a dead
loss. II was insured for $40 42,O00-SI2,-
600 at the Washington Insurance Office in
this city-S10,00O at the American Office
ditto $4,000 at the Etna Insurance Of
fee, Hartford, CT. and SIC, 900 at the Hart
ford Insurance Ofice-S5OOO was insured
on the stock, mt the Manufacturers Mutu-
al Insurance Office in this city. The n
boye named establishment was the proper
ty pf the r. ]. Central Bank, at Enst- Green.
wich it having come into their hands as
security in time Of the late pressure; and
the institution having since purchased the
reversionary right in it. We learn, how
ever, that the Bank loses nothing by the
destruction Of the property, being insured tn
the full amount Of the purchase money
Iu fact, its loss, although injurious TO the
public, will be benefit to the Bank, as IT
will change the property into avsllabls funds.
A Curious CAsg.-Among the nunerou.
petitions presented TO the House of Rep
resentativcs of the United States on Mon
day the fih instant, was one from the fami-
y Of a poor carpenter who was killed by n
cannon shot in the attack of the Leopard
upon the Chesapeak, in 1907. This petit
ion represents that by an arrangement,
made between the British and American
governments, the former agree to make a
satisfactory pecuniny provision for the
families Of the persons killed aud wounded
in the sffsir that the British government,
accordingly, obtained the necessary evil
dence MS tn the identity Of the individuals
to be remunerated, and holds i,s .lf ready TO
make " satisfactory provisions" at any time
when the American government viii say
that the provisions rendered ars satisfsc-
tory" The Government of the United
States refuscs fo say any Thing iG the Insi-
ter. The British Government .nsl-is that.
w &c arrangement, u - Bound 10 " satis-
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AT Portsmouth on Thursday last Mr. Ruff,
Potter, formerly OF South Kingstown, aged IS
years.
In South kingStown on the 10Th inst. Sarah
Elizabeth, daughter Of the late John $. Tucker.
aged years.--By her death her widowed mother
rs oereit OF spnghtly and promising chIld, but
may be consoled IN the belief that
She's entered now the heavenly rest,
Chanting Gods praise among the blest;
For unto children it is given.
To see their Fathers face in Heaven.
ICoMM
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NOTICE..

The SIXTH Lecture before the NgwPoRr
ATnENEUM, will be delivered at Armory
Hail, by Rev. Mr.. DUMoNT, This Ecening
at half past ocloek.-Tickeis to behad at
the usual places.
Newport Feb. 81, 1899.
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The democrats of Mississippi have non,-
mated Gov. McNuu for reelection, and
Messrs. Brown and Thompson for Con-
gress. Preniiss and Word are used up
completely, so much so that they have re-
fused a nomination, no doubt fearing the
result.
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An extraordinary fat Sheep, Of the com
mon Southdown breed, has been raised by
Mr.. Royal, mt Germantown, Penn. II
weighed 100 lbs. and yielded 26 lbs. OF
rough fat 1t was s inches through the
RIBS. The whole sold for 25 cents per lb.
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fy" the United States. aud that the United
States must say that the provision offered 10
" satisfactory" Thus the matter staod for
two and thirty years about ms queer piece
Of diplomatic punctilio as was ever heard
of-Psnr
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The Colored American, a newspaper
printed in New York, has nominated John
Quincy Adams ms the Abolition candidate
for the Presidency.
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AUCTIONS.
DISTRICT AND PORT or NEWPORT.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
February Doth. 1899.

EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until Saturday the 10th Of fMarch next
for the supply of raons to the petty officers and
men of the United States Revenue Gutter Vigilant
for the term Of one year from the first day Of April
next The ration for he Cutter Service is the same
that is allowed in the Naval Service emitting the
liquor and consists Of the articles enumerated in the
following table. 10 wit: ..--.. -
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A little fellow, the other day, in crowd,
cried out 'Hurrah for Van Buren, y At
which a Harrison man exclaimed angrily,
Hurrah for a Jackass y That's right
said the boy, you hurrah for your candi-
date, und III hurrah for mine.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-27

The Steam Shin Liverpool arrived a, New
York on Monday morning, in IS days and
six hours from Liverpool. She brough, no
news Of special importance.
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First Indication Of Spring. vsa-
guard of the army of wild geese passed
over the city on Thursday evening, about
: o'clock, on their annual Northern Jour
ney.-Bost. Transcript.
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~ At the latest advices, there had been
20 choice of u. S. Senator, either in Vir-
gnia or Michigan.
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1T The sick are all taking Goelick's Matchlcss
sansn'e which is astonishing ever, body with its
mighty cures Of many fearful diseases
For sale by b. J, TILLEY, Chrke-street.
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and not only left the ddrainistrdtiOn Of the
law in such hands, hut also the po,cer to
saw what the law shall or shall not be-a
power never heforc entrusted 10 any body
Of men, not elected by the people a pow
er too, which, If they had the right ia exer-
else themselves, they had no right to dele
gate to others,
And whereas in the opinion Of this meet
ing, they have disregarded the claims Of,
MS well as their own pledges TO sone Of our
mos, patriotic and distinguished citizens, to
high and responsible offices,
Therefore, Rssoired, That committee
Of two from each Ward be appointed TO
consult and correspond with citizens in
other parts of the State, upon the propris-
~ Of forming n Liberal Prof.; aud, if in
their opinion il is best, tn meet delegates
from other parts of the State, and form
said prox, with liberty to ill vacancies in
their nwn body. and To draw on the Gro
GERS Fund for their expenses.
Voted, Thnt the above Preamble and
Resolution be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary and published in the papers Of
the city.
ABNER PECKHAM, Chairman,
HENRY WHITMAN, SecTy.
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quality 81.
sneep-Sales quick we notice lots taken at 50
%, 4, -, ; so and So 75.
swine-one lot 10 peddle was sold for about 7e.
Al retail a &C.
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ELECTRICITY.

vU,HE SUBSCRIBER having been solicited
II by many, proposes TO give Lecture on the
discovery, progress and present state Of the SCI
ENCE or ELECTRICITY; with erperi.
msnts and demonstrations m explanation ofthe same,
at his room in Pelham street, this evening. and re
peat the same on Thursday. Friday, and Saturday
evenings, providing the weather be clear
Ticket. at 12I cents TO be had at the store Of WI
liam Coegeshali, south wing Of Union Faux Build
ing. Lecture 10 eosmence at o'clock.
Feb. Zlh-iw. ID. MEL'tLLt.
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Dissolution Of Co Partn ership,

yUNHE CO-PARTNERsUIPb heretofore er.
u isiing under tho firm Of sHEFFIELD n
BELL, is this day dissolved by mutual consent; {;
all persons indebted to said firm will make nme-
disie pay ment and all persons having demands pre-
sent them for settlement 20 r T.. SHEFFIELD, who
is authorized to settle the business Of said firm.
THoM,s T SHEFFIELD
CHlRLEs T. BELL.
Newport, Feb. 9Th 1880.
THE Subscriber confines at the Store formerly
occupied by SHEFFIELD n BELL, No. - and IL
Broad Street, where he intends keeping I general
assortment Of ofGROCERIHs. and solIcits share
ofpublie patronage.
CHARLES r. BELL.
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INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

Santa Ana is again President of the Re-
public Of Mexico !!
The ship Bordelsis Packet, No. 8, which
arrived at New Orleans, February 10Th, from
Vera Cruz, reports that news was received
at that port from Mexico, on the Goth ult.
and that Santa Ana had again been appoint
ed President ofthe Republic. Bssiamente,
it was stated, had been nominated 10 the
command of a division of the army Of 1000
men, and ordered To march against Urea,
at Tampico.
This intelligence is entirely verbal, as the
Bordelas, brought no dispatches, or news
papers. 1t appears somewhat singular and
contradictory, that Bustamen,e should des-
cend without reluctance from the station of
chief magistrate Of the republic, to that Of
general under the command of his former
rival.
The lates, advices from Vern Cruz, al
though they do not contradict the report of
the suspension of hosiiiies brought by the
Veloce, show that it is not regarded rs per.
manent.-Epg. Post
The Louisianian Of Feb. IL, says:
1t appears that the arrival Of the English
fleet has excited murmurs among the
French seaman, and in order to prevent the
n,ischiefs which they are calculated to pro-
duce, Admiral Baudin addressed to the
English Admiral a letter, in which the lat
ter was given to understand that in the
present state Of the dispute between France
and Mexico, the unexpected arrival Of SO
considerable a British armament at Sncri-
6cios, cohld only occasion dissatisfaction
to the French Squadron. The result of
this letter was nm interview between the
two Admirals, in which it was agreed that
the two English seventy-fours and three
friga,es should immediately Withdraw.
These five ships actually set sail for Ha-
vnna, and it was stipulated that the rest of
the English squadron should remain before
Vera Cruz.
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paIm-Leuf BOnnets.

for ,ale Al the Thomsonian Infrnery. corner o
.pr.ng and Nil Streets. BY --..-..
Tsh q ftTULRINt NtlioLS,
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nnIcuToN MARkET. Monday. Feb is

BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Feb IL.
Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Pstrio,. J
A, marke, 400 Beef caule, 1850 sheep, 100
Swine.
About ~ Beef Cattle pnsclJ
Priec,-B,sf Cstilc prices oh:sincd last
wsrcns obtained or Ike quality. Beef caHie
= ~e - .n-rk-f 7a4 we ruo's he ,are. w trf
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81 drrtr0.

Al Middleiown, on Friday evening last. by the
Rev MT Taylor, Mr. Charles h. DAVIS of Troy,
Mass. to Miss Mary Barker daughter Of the late
Mr.. Isaac Barker. of Middetown
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letter from Stephen Reynolds, Esq. to VIM. II
D'Wolf, Esq. Of Bristol, dated
OABU, Nov. ISL 1888.
Since my last we have had the unpleasant re
port Of very poor Japan season, as the following
will show.
Sept. 24ib ships Illinois, Ncwburg, 81 months
out, 200 bbls. sailed for home Oct 9Th 27th, Nyc
n. Bedford, n mos, 100; 30th Elizabeth, Salem
z3 mos. 1850; Oct lsi. Fawn London. 1900 Cd,
Boy, Warren, % mos, GOO 9Th Nile, ~ Bedford.
l3 mos, 600; 10Th. Harvest. Nantucket 81 mos,
1850; Ilth, Superior, Wilmington, 80 mos, 1900 !
George, N. Bedford % mos 1900 l3ih, Columbus,
do. % mos, $50 Orion, Nantucket ~ mos, ll5O;
General Jac kson. Bristol. 2G mos 1900; I2th. Met
aeon, do, 10 mos, 300; 18th, jefferson, Nan.
tucket - mos 1000 Peruvian. do 26 mos, 1000 ;
2ith Enterprizc, do % mos. 900: 2jth. Roman, N.
Bedford, 81 mos, 800 Goth. Wilmington & LIv.
erpool Packet, do. ~ mos. 500; Susan. Nantucket,
700 RoSseau. New Bedford, 400; 29th, Mdssachu-
sets, do 100; Mount Vernon, Nantucket, 81 mos
2f0O Ann. do. 10 mos, $50 George & Mary, Ed
garown. 5000, for home Elizabeth, New Bedford,
IL mos. COO; Nov. 1lh, l.. &. Richmond, do. 400
Chas Carroll, Nantucket, 1900.
At Maui, previous TO Nov. 5th. ships North A.
msrica, y. London, 200; Ocean, Nantucket, 1850;
Nassau. N. Bedford, $50; Ansel Gibbs, Fairha-
ven, 400 Pacific, New Bedford 80.
At Holmes Hole l9ih inst ship Samuel Wright,
Coffin, from ST. Georges Sound, New Holland,
OF and for Salem, $500 bbls oil, 600 sp )-Repors
ships Iunress, Hull, New Bedford, g mos 300 VIII
and 800 sp oil Gratitude, Fisher, do. mos out,
$50 wh and $50 sp.; Capt. Fisher reported having
spoken in Straits of Timor, ship Clifford Wayne,
Downs, Farhaven, mos out, 600 bbis sp oil.
Arr at New Bedford, 20th inst, ship Corinthian,
from Pacific Ocean, with 2S00 bbls. sp. oil
AT New Zealand, Oct. 29tb, ship Rosabe, Pick
ems, Of Warren, wanting whale.
Arr. at Fairhavcn. 2lst inst, ship Columbus ~.
is. with 5000 bbls VIII. and 100 50. oil.
Arr. at New Bedford, on Monday last, ship Hy.
daspe, Price, from s, Atlantic Ocean, with full
cargo Of yhal, oil
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WIIAI,I:RS.

BnsToL, PHENIx OFFICE, Feb. 23d Extract o.
a letter from Stephen Reynolds, Esq. to VIM II
D'Wolf Esq Of Bristol, dated
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NOTICE.

vU,HE undersigned, sole EIecutrir Of the last viii
and Testament of her late husband, Doctor
WILLIAM TURNER, late Of Newport. dec. has
appointed PrrrR =. REMSGros, Esq, hers sole agent
10 settle the businsss of the said estate, and requests
ali having demands agains, the estate, TO present
hem 10 him for adjustment, and those indebted to
make payment, forthwith, to her said agent.
IETTE 2. TURNER, Extrx.
Newport, February 9Th, Is39.
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K. noUTELLE, suaeros Dnsrlsr

HI n. nOUTELLE, SuaGEos DENTIST,
Ne respectfully informs thu citizens OF New
port aud its vicinity, that he has taken rooms j."
the house formerly occupied by DR.. Case, at tho
foot Of Washington Square. where he il picPar.
ed To attend 10 operations in Dental Surgery, in
its several branches He offers to insert mineral
teeth in any number, from 10 a f,Il sci ihcron
pivot gold plate the may require he will
also ill decayed teeth. cleanse aud extract teeth all
Of which Is done IN a safe and the NEST approved
at reasonable prices.
Dr. Bouollc, while In the study and practice Of
Dentistry, has spared no pains 10 make lnnsef mas
Ter Of hs profession. aud has availsd himself Of r.
Of most Of the recent improvements in
the art He confidently trusts that. 10 those who
may avail themselves oi an examination oi his work,
that alone Ill be n sufficient recommendation bat
to secure confidence Of ALL the o'loyn. testimonial
il inserted from Doci Eslen, of Providence, whose
merits as Dentist are well appreciated 5y the pub.
lic generally
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CERTIFICATE.

tERTIFICATE.
JAN. Isl, 1899
This ccriides that DR.. ID. X. BourgLLE, Surgeon
Dentist, has been engaged with me for some time
past IN the study and practice of Dentistry! haze
found him very Ingenious, and chceffully recon-
mend him TO the public as Dentist ,rthy Of con-
fdence knowing him tobe Of good moral character,
and believing they will be well pleased with his pro-
fssional services or any work that passes through
bi- hands
W. T.. EsTtN, Dentist
Jan. % Ne q, Westminster-st Providence.