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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-10

The July NUMBER OF the LADr's Book, which
we promptly received last week, commences
new volume. We have so offer expressed our
favorable opinion Of this publication that IT is
unnecessary for US now to say more than that IT
continues to maintain its high stand among the
periodicals. Of the day. and is rapidly increasing
IN circulation. The present number contains
articles written by Mrs. T. l.. Gushing, Mis-.
Leslie Grenville Mellen. b. b, Thatcher, and
others. il has the usual plate Of the fashions,
colored' besides a steel engraving. patterns for
embroidery, and piece OF music for the piano.
We refer our readers TO the prospectus Of the
new volume in our advertising columns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-10

Among the irregular toasts we observe the
following happy hit offered by Col. Henry G..
Mumford, Marshal of the day.
Rhode Island, the only republic that car
boast royal charter for its constitution Of gov
ernment, and King for its chief magistrate"
Maj. Gen. Anthony ohered-The memory o
Oiiver Hd,drd Perry: A braver or a noblel
hearted man never trod plank. May the era
ven hearted miscreant who was saved from mer
tied disgrace by his generosity and who nov
seeks TO rob him of his laurels. meet the con
tempt which such conduct deserves.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-12
A GREAT BARGAIN.
A SCYTIIE FACTORY AND MILL
SITES, WITH GREAT WATER
POWER

TNHE subscriber will sell at a very low
H. price. and on credit Of ten years, with
interest al 5 per ccnt.pcr annum. that valuable
property situated at the Great Fails Of Sal
mon River. 8 miles south Of Malone FIankLn
couniy. " Y. consisting of large and well
built SCYTy{E FACTSaX, contain
inr tro Trip Hammers. Mree Furnaces, and IL
the conveniences for a large business, with a
coal House capable of containing 10000
bushels, and large and commodious Fnlsh
ing Shop, built separate. and receiving wind
| for the fires from the FactOrv-which build
| ing is well calculated for Pocket Furnace
and could be easily arranged for that purpose.
The dam and Machinery ofthe Factory are
in good order, and the supply Of water abund,
ant and constant. Also attached to these
buildings, about six acres Of Land, forming Z
front on the Falls Of the River of abou,
40 rods, with sites and water power sufficient
for large number Of Mills. On the land
there is frame of dwelling House, erected
but no; finished. All this property will be
sold in one parcel at a great sacrifice from
its cost, to any one who would put and keep
the Factory IN operation.
1t presents n great chance for speculation to
any young mechanic or manufacturer of en-
| terprze, as it can be bought on long credit,
at low rate of interest, and for very small
price 1t is also an object Of attention for a
capitalist who would be willing to stock the
Factory and have the Scyhes manufactured
| on shares-as the business is profitable. and
the prospective value Of the great water privi
! lcges and mill sites is such, as to ensure a
large profit to any person who should own il
and give it the proper attention. The owner
of Tie property Offers it on these inviting
terms, in hopes Of introducing manufact orles
and thereby promoting the settlement OF
his lands in the immediate vicinity.
The OgdensJugh and Lake Chamylam
| Rail R0ad, which will, without doubt soon be
constructed, will run within eight miles o
this property, and will add greatly to its value
and Importance for manufactures.
For further particulars, enquire OF the sub
scriber at Malone. NOAH MOODY.
May 80, 1899.
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SUMMIT HILL, Jan, 13, 1888.

DR. Mofat--Dear Sir: have great pleasure
in addressing you, having been troubled for
some time back with the rheumatism. and
could find nothing to give me any relief, until
had commenced taking your Vegetable Life
Pills and Phoenix Bticrs. In taking the first
bottle and one box of pills | found the most
circulating pain that had long been uou,
blcd with. entirely disappeared. Such being
the case, il is with gratitude offer these sen,
mcnis, feeling confident that am indebted
to you more than words can express, for your
valuable medicine and the speedy cure received
from its good eiiocts. Yours, DC.
GEO. BROFTS.
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T1'TezRtT.'ssG'T fasyq

K. Spooner is IT Burlington, prepared
~ for business and will be happy tc
render professional assistance to oil who
may reed. He has great variety o
splendid Unlrersal Teeth, single and i!
blocks, capable of being adopted to great
variety of cases also supply of his val.
liable Tooth Powder. His stay will be
limited 10 3 or 4 weeks.
American lIotel-Room No. IO-2t floor
--iionrs punctually from 9 to 10, and
from 9 10 ) o'clock
May ID. 1889.
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GEO. KISNER
LoCKpoRT, Nov. q, 1887.

Mr. w. +. Noffat- Dear Sir: As remark.
able insancc Of the virtue and efficacy OF your
Life Pills and Phoenix Bittcrs, in restoring lost
health to the afflicted. has occurred in my
family, / deem it duty | owe both To yourself
and the public, TO make the fact lnown, that
Others suffering under similar circumstances
might pcrcha ce see this and obtain a remedy
IN season to preserve them from d premature
grave.
My wife has been afflicted with the liver
compliant and general debility for upwards of
8 years; and for the last months she has not
been able to walk across the room. After try.
various medicines prescribed by different ply
sicians, which gave her no relief, she was
given up as incurablc. IN this situation she
was gradually failing, when / happened to
cali upon your agent in this village, and he
gave me a copy of the Good Samaritan, thc
pcrusing of which induced me to try your
medicine, although | had but little hope Of
her receiving any benefit from it. The effect
wRs surprising. Before she had taken one
bottle fbl,crs and one box Of pills, she was
50 far recovered as to be able to accomplish
most OF her house work without assistance.
Yours, respectfully, WARREN PATTERSON.
For additional particulars Of the above med
icinc see Moifat's Good Samaritan, a copy OF
which accompanies the medicine; a copy can
also be obtained on application at the drug
stores OF r. Moody and J. a. j. II. Peck & Co.,
Burlington, Vt.
The above medicine for sale at wholesale
and retail by r. MOODY and at retail by J. e.
J. Ii. PECK e. Co. Jan. 1889. GIN
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New York, April, 1885.

New YoRK, April, 1885.
DR. Moffat-Slr: Since your Life Medi.
cines have been introduced in this neigh
bo;hood, they have Gone wonders. / will
merely state n few cases. The wife Of
my nelghbor, Mr. Cornelius $ Roe, who
was supposed to be in decline for the last
two years, after taking two bottles of the
PhGnix Btters and one box Of the Life
Pills, says she had her health entirely re.
stored.
Mr. Milo B. Root, my next door neigh.
Dor, who was laid up with inilammalory
rheumatism, by taking two bottles of the
Bllters and one 25 cent box of the Pills
told me he was as well as he ever was, and
told gentleman IN my store who was
afflicted, that as soon as he would take the
Pills and Buffers, just SO soon he would be
well man.
Also, Mrs Hordu, wife Of John lIordu
was two years since taken sick, and often
had fits, and lost the use of one of her arms
In six weeks after taking your pills and
Btters, she has so far recovered that she
has been on visit TO one Of her neirhbors
As for myself, ] have been in bad healrA
for 81 years, and though ] am no, now in
perfect health, ill am IN better than
have been for ten years past, which | be.
lieve 10 be the consequence OF taking your
Pills and Bltters. The above is a true
statement of few of the many case,
which have come under my observation
You are al liberty to publish this elle
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N. ". Mills, March 90, 1888,

Mr. Moffat-Dcar Sir: | have used your
medicine IN my family for some months, and
have received great benefit from it,cspecialy
my wife and eldest daughter. My daughter
had been in decline for three ycnrs. Since
she commenced using your medicine she has
entirely recovered and is now well and hearty
If this will be of any service to you. you are a,
liberty TO publish it. Respectfully, yours, sc.
N. BUTLER.
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NAucH CHUNK, Jan. II, 1883

Mr. Mof1a,- Sir: am most happy to send
you through your agent. Mr.. White. a few
lines relative to your excellent Life Medicines.
For length time have been complaining
Of an infection of the liver. and tried much
medicine, but found no relief, uil commcnc.
ed with yours, have now taken nearly two
bottles of yourPhGnlX Blttcrs, and | am pleas
ed to state that find myself fast recovering
from long and lingering complaint.
Respectfully, yours, &c.
GEO. KISNER.
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New YoRK. hpril |, 1888.

INV 1NKk. NpfIT 7, TdJ8.
Mr. w Mofiat SIR: have been afflicted
with the fever and aguc about months
and used good Deal Of quinluc, which did
me no good. bul still grew weaker aud
weaker until was recommended TO try
your Life Pills and PhGnix Bliters, and
after taking two boxes of oils and two
bottles OF bl''crs am very ,hankfn to in
form you and he public a, large consider
myself completely cured. Yours truly,
JOHN TENNENT.
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Saw Mill and Circular Saws

A very superior article, manufactured to our
order, and to suit the various descriptions of
timber common in this country.
Crow bars, trace and halter Chains. Anvils.
Vices Wagon boxes, wrought ard cast Iron
AXles, Shovels, Spades, Russia o. S. Rods,
Manila rope, rigging, pitch, tar, and oakum.
And a general assortment Of wet and dry
Groceries, for sale by FoLLErT Il BRADLEys.
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popular Pills combination a
the TOlATO PLiNT with other
diue be
and CAuhc Medicine discovered They undanty
Bilious Gydre Rnaism
acid Somach, Ganaular Swelngs all kinds,
Iieaddcte
antle prevent formation of
and low mhy the best
will find nlLe
best medicine they
For ordinary FANNY PHlSiC they universally approved
As DiE7ET7C DINNER Pill taken half will
andm
and found extremely ale for
Tor late uppes, mmOdeaoly in desserts fruit.
the
ton of the Medical profession and the Publ lively
the andh
Proprietor being
SCENTS his Pills the Public, with he full confidence Of their being Tie
Odud6e dTed ;adaptd all
who the t.ino
PLY who
onThe rapidly increasing demand for and the appreciation
thcm llional evidence of their and usefulness
medicine prepared the chemical
land Therapeutic ingredients should Of
thousand and h1pa the day. with which the lc1ge
and from the favor already bestowed upon it by physicians and he feels
iuShfcd expecting this
discovery of
pamphlets, which had st
Nqc4ro genuine without the signature r. PHELPS H. d, sole
ord these Pills directed Proprietor Hnf} Connecticut post ra)
n0AiltlIE PtitipS Wholesale
sell
sodl authorized Agents tho United
the of for
Comp@ud Tomato Pls' Price 81 and box
U For SALE wholesale and retail by }. i j. H. PECk,& co.
and retail by ROBERT hIooDY, Burlington. Vermont.
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MORISON'S PILLS.

VHNIlE genuine Iygcion vegetable Univcr-
Is sal Medicine of the
BRITISH COLLEGE or HEALTH IN
TGJN1S CTT,
in Packets Of ST.. 50 and So each.
Also, The Vegetable Aperiont Powders
25 cts. per Box. We inloim the sick that we
have just received
FROM LONDON
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IshtOn AYcS, MIy II, 1876.

The above Medicines can be had genuine
IN the State of Vermont, only of Parghorn &
Brnsmaid, Jewellers, Burlington, VI. State
Agents, or Of the sub-Agcn,s appointed and
supplied by them. Remember every package
will be signed in writing by Pang6orn & Brns-
mad-IF NOT 50 SIGNED 20 NOT nUy THEM.
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID,
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SULLIVAN DORR.
BENJAMIN HOPpIN,
MOSES B IVES.
HENRY p. FRANKLIN,
ROBERT II. IVES,
ELISHA DYER.
CARLO MAURAN.
CHARLES JACKSON,
WILLIAM BUTLER.
Manufacturers and others wishing for
Insurance. are requested TO direct rhelrup.
plicutions (Which should be accompanied
with particular description Of the nrop-
euy,J per mall to the President or Sccrc-
rary e the Company, and the same WI be
attended 10 promptly.
SULLIVAN DORR. Presiaent.
WARREN >. GREENE. SeCreinrV.
Prov'denee "'a'fi"stom Insurance
Company's ONce
Providence, II l. 1889. >Iy.G s
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and reference can be had 10 mr. as Post.
master Of Clavcrrock, Columbia Co.. NY.
With respect, J. A. VAN VALKENpuRGu.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
Notice.

RY virtue of authority reposed in me by
~ decree of the Hon. the Superior
Court of Chancery of the State of Missis-
sippi, I will expose at public auction, upon
the premises, on Tuesday the 9th day OF
April next, between the hours Of ii A. M.
and 4 P. NJ, the following property, situa-
ted in the town of Rodney, Mississippi, of
the following description, to VITA GER
tain lot or parcel of land in said town, at
the corner of Magnolia and Commerce
streets, having front of Sc feet and running
back 100 feet, containing one half acre,
more or less, on which are erected Brick
Storehouse; also Frame Storehouse and
Warehouse. The said property is decrced
to be sold to satisfy mortgage executed by
Samuel A. Mason and Mary, hixwife, to Sc
cure Messrs. A. Fisk, Burke & Co: in the
payment of certain sum Of money due
them by said Samuel A. Mason.
| Said property will be sold on credit Of
six months from the day of sale. The pur.
chaser giving bond with good and sufficient
security for the payment of the purchase
money: the said bond bearing interest from
date until paid.
GEO. TORY, Com. in Chancery.
Feb % 41-ts
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
GEORGE OVERAKER,
ALEX Mcleod.
BLANKETS.

THATELANAT, Gravier street, Ex-
" change Hotel, has just receiveda sup
ply Of French three points BLANKETS,
BERLIN brand. The products of that man.
rfacture have been considered the most per-
feet, received in the market of New Orleans,
and nothing but their small amount can pre-
vent them from enjoying a high reputation
Also, an assortment of superior French
Bedding Blankets, of various sizes and kinds
imported by the Mcclellan, and of which q
portion only is left unsold.
New Orleans, Nov. ID.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
TANNING.

THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to in
form the citizens of Jefferson and adjacent
counties, that he has employed a superior
Tanner for the purpose ofkeeping in opera
ton the Tan Yard formerly owned by James
Stuart, situated near the town of Fayette,
where he will keep constantly on hand, all
kinds of LEATHER, such as
GINBANDS, HARNESS, Birdie
UPPER SOLE
KID and CALF SKINS
DEER and SHEEP SKINS.
Hides will be received in exchange fo
Leather or Shoes, at cash prices. Gin
Bands and Negro Shoes will be made to or
der.
THOMAS H. STUART.
November 80, 1898. 80
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

claimed a meagre, swarthy old man, approa
ching his cheek to that of BENZ Saker.-
"Es salam aIeikum," returned the other, res
pectfally kissing the hand of Hatim, for he
it was who saluted him. "Have YOU left
peace in your fathers house?" inquired Ha-
tim. "Saker, thy friend is in health, g. his I
tribe are in peace" replied Benz Saker;
"but the son Of thy friend asks his hap siness
of thee" "Speak my son." said Hatim,
''tell me in what Hatim can render thee
service" "My father,r began BENZ Saker,
"has present Of goats and ca..,els for YOU
and of kids for Cora. and--" 81 seq
how 1t Ia, said Hatim: swell, be il SO: but
Cora is not with US. left her eastward
with the rest Of my tribe. You can accom-
pany the caravan, and go back with me, Oh
depart tomorrow IN search of Cora.n 81
shall seek the tent Of Cora withou. delay.
answered Benz Saker "Regard thy mare
as we'll as your Mistress said Hatim; ssstay
here till morning. The docks arc not above
two days journey from this place, and youl
marc is swift" They entered the tent to
gether.
At the upper end Of the tent sat the sheik3
with Benz Saker at his right hand, e. near-
est to them sat tbs officer Of the caravan
tho merchants ~ double line, after these
The refreshments were then brought in
they consisted Of kids flesh, roast t. boiled
rice. -sfter tE % necessary ceremony of alb
luton, the neal proceeded, each person put
lting his hand into the dishes, to supply him
lselE They drank only water, which was
brought from the wells. This was no COM
; mo1 luxury. being beautifully clear, and of
a pleasant flavor. But this good cheer was
not tasted by BENZ Saker; he adhered to bis
; vow Of taking no more than what was barely
sufficient to support nature till he had found
: his Cora.
= Benz Saker rose early, and whilst the car
: , avian was preparing to pursue lis journey
U he sought Lucas, to whom he restored the
: gold. stranger" said he, taking the hant
of Lucas, s'theFe 10 your gold; could no
keep it, If desired to do so, since you arr
;. under the care Of Hatim; butit would a.
well, be ungraieful il me, to injure you
when our meeting has Terminated 80 happily
> for me. Peace be with you. Return t.
Is your country, and be happy; happy as Be
!, nj Saker will be, when sitting in his ten
+ with Cora, or bounding over the desert o.
, his steed."
- The caravan began its march, and Ben
y Saker, bidding farewell to his friend Hatim
Q d his late companion Lucas, threw himseI
&, on the back of his mare, AMI presently dis
tappeared.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
N @ tice.

HLHE undersigned is agent for the follow
IL ing works: Ladies Companion, New
York City; New Yorker, do. do; Ladies
Book, Philadelphia, Pa; Saturday Courier,
do. do; Saturday News, do. do; American
Museum. Baltimore, Nd; Pearl and Galaxy,
Boston, Mass.
Godey's Uniform Edition of the following
publications.: Walter SCOTS Novels, with a
pc trait only $40, Lady Bessington's do. do
So; complete work Of Miss l.. E. Landon
SO; Bulwer's do. So; Marryatt's do. $3
:. Pickwick Papers, Containing nearly 30 IL
Illustrations and portraits,) 50.
A. MARSCHALK.
Locust street, between Commerce ano
Union, Natchez, Mississippi.
u. He will also receive subscription for any
Northern papers.
January, IL. 37-4t
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
Jefferson County.

DERSONALLY appeared before the
undersigned Justice of the peace IN
and for said county, Alva Farnsworth, who
being duly sworn, deposeth and saith that he
has lost or mislald note of William Turn
err; deed. in favour of Fauver e. Farms
worth, amounting to twenty dollars, due Isl
January, 1886, and that the said note has
never been paid, or any satisfaction receiv.
ed for the same, to the best of his knowledge
and belief.
.. ALVA FARNSWORTH.
Sworn to and subscribed before me thi
18th day of January, 1889
JNO. II. YOE, J. P.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
For Sale.

A TRACT OF LAND, situated fou
n miles below Rodney Miss, fronting
the river, containing about 1888 acres-l2O
cleared and fit for cultivation--with cabins
for 80 slaves-a Mill--Corn and Fodder
for months. For terms, enquire Of the
subscriber at Rodney,
LEVI C. HARRIS, Agent.
Rodney, Miss. Jan. 8, 1889.
NIB. The Natchez Free Trader will
give the above two insertions, and forward
the account to this office. 35-4t
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
Attention!-C Company Al

III persons who are liable to do militia
o1CU ry duty, are hereby ordered TO APP
pear on parade, at Greenville, on Saturday,
9Th of April next, at 10 o'clock, A M. arm.
ed and equipped, according to law, for drill
and inspection. The officers and non-com-
missioned officers will meet at the said place
on Friday the 5th. inst. at 10 o'clock A M
for drill.
By order Of the Colonel.
/ PRICE NOE, Capt.
: March2O no 40
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
L.aW" NOTICE.
GUSTAVUS H. WILCOX, AND WILL
LIAM N. TODD,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Lap,
WILL PRACTICE IN PARTNER
w SHIP, at Fayette, and will attend
all the Courts Of Jefferson County; the Cir
cult Court of Adams and Claiborne Coun-
ties, and the several Courts at Jackson.
WILLIAM N. ToDD will reside at Fayette
Office near the Court House.
Business confided to either, will receive
the prompt attention of both.
N. B.-G. H. Wilcox will continue to re
side at Rodney, and practice his profession
as heretofore.
oct "a ct
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
To the Public.

TEVHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
Il ing between GEORGE OvERAKER and
ALEXANDER Mcleod, under the firm Of
OVERAKER e. MCLEOD, in the bust
ness of Tavern Keeping,is this day, by mu-
tual consent, dissolved.
GEORGE OVERAKER,
ALEX Mcleod
N. B. The undersignedis chargeable with
all debts of the firm, and is. to settle the
same. He will still continue the above
business in the Mansion House, on Com
merce street, and solicits public patronage.
ALEXANDER Mcleod.
nov 1913