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Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-24
From the Vicks6urg Wing.
SINGULAR SPECTACLE.

a correspondent writes from the seat of
Government the following notice of singu-
lar spectacle, recently exhibited there
JACKSON, Nj, 18th Dec. 1870
MAJ. Mechanical witnessed a rare spec
tacle this afternoon, it was the baptism of one
of the convict inmates of the penitentiary. His
name is Nettles; he was sentenced upon
charge of horse stealing. The baptismaI rite
was administered in Pearl river, near mile
from the Penitentiary; the convict convert
went down without chains or letters of any
kind, accompanied by the pastor Of tho baP-
fist church-~a little clump Of praying chris
tians, and Maj. Hart with file of guards
no arms, however, were visibie--besides these
was crowd of curious spectators, who ex-
pected to see the new convert upset the pastor,
even in the cleansing flood, to hurry to the
God of Liberty instead of the God of Saliva
ton; but here there was disappointment, he
bore it meekly as ever a contrite sinner did.
and came up out of the water rejoicing, re-
turning with apparent delight to his confine-
ment. Yours, &c.
An INcInEST.--After the national salute
one gun for Ohio, and one for Old Kentuck,
had been fred, on tie day Of our celebration,
Captain Grimsley, the master of the ceremo.
Mes gave an order that the largest gun be
heavily charged, and that it be fired in honor
of Cen Jackson's military services. The gun
was loaded--''f fire. given--the torch was ap
plied--and strange as it may appear, the pow
der refused to perform it's office--it flashed in
the pan" The cry was then, ..prime it
again, and give it oold Tip.'' The gun was
primed--torch applied -and-lt seemed as if
all the Clements Of earth, joy and exultation,
mingled il its bursting discharge. twas the
biggest gun fired all days. Louis Bulletin.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-24
SAM SLICK IN FAVOR OF WOMEN.

SAM SLICK IN FAVOR OF WOMEN
'If women do snarl up a feller's heart
strings they keep him out of other scrapes;
any body will tell you that. A man in
love aleetle is not always a runnin' into
rum holes, and other such places. He
don't go a gamblin,' and isn't sneakin'
round at nights.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-24

Washington City contains a pOpula
ton of 22,777.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-24

A correspondent writes FROM the seat of
Government the following notice of singu-
lar spectacle, recently exhibited there.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19
Q w MU1oulWnm

- NSF373e. r
B . Helmsk Theass Lilly snd JseepA Psaay.
n vistas E . vritof aliss aswi hsiss 4. ~
, d5sssssA ~ No ksealabee ~ Third Diafrie2
Court, Parish sad State afsremid, VIII - espee-
e q psblie ssla % eas
Msedsy 1th Oessbss. Islo. ) aas
sttks soss< h6aas = - > e. Rsesa Rsase,
betvssa ~ ueaet kosfsof ais, ~ ~ sigAA. d
q, isteseA a0d e1aam a. ~ sdeGsdka9.eD 8
Holmse, Thouss Gilly M Jessph pssay jsiasly
O. ssPefateey,, = nd " - tstIeslsg dssssibsa
peopsstx, ~ VIII ssaA
LstsNe sasd7 u sqsars Nj, u sthst pre q
~ tevn a 0stoa Roses salssy ~ ~ ssnmsaI
betvsse ntsksy. seoatsa eksss. tssMSs wsss-
.rtsy talrsy 'fset " siassy tsse. Ia Mo- nss6sr-
Ing one hnsdred sed aeesa kes hyxjasey - a.
- III u HAIR nss, kaviag saSg1 "a - sastA
ss~ssseAss.saer. ~ No ssa1i.Dss.Ai~pssvs-
ssssse Y s.s..sv shs,sag.sse ssa ssss b -
Tess - ush-Twass weasAs essAls wsh
hesd ss1 apvssss1 eesSsy tssHas tnasssslssss
s:ssW = AZ. Dssssss;s;s sIssss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

E-Rz - go -.
vi lsnnn 4rnm she 81 MAttnssiise Ga
x~iie or ~ ,6lh. fizs I'VE slaves implirs-
led insthe Lstayeiie insarreciipn, bsve
hen tried ksfOre he parish Judge 4na
: igFy WfsSe risstdssS. saFoir Of them (:
EueeAe. s :6ne,sk u Msdm Gi.besu; Ja-
sssateS Mig MeJes3 Stsphsss. = NJ T
Picas. ~ers seaieneed A. de.thL I'm
teG6nEyagss ~ Nersnit, m csaademn~d
IL fersive 50 laskss, 10 wezr nsns fss &
1xars.sndht pstias tAe stocks u night fos
leWa years ai,o.
E1fknsSfe teader. eemmiiied ssicidr
iI prpsu;st ~ tsiang pai-ss, which it.sem
he kept conceded slspst h,s person.
The cib<r tlfes uere " Be sxersssd IN
Se<g1s4AeH sxes ST ssf4s u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

JtsS1 bern 10 bed with weak eye,
evnaxs thya iss ysafs,r aid pr !. sans
f@sn sstasblss " fsll the cssrs." "Csn'i
yas,' ssid Mil. IL can" s'Nlst 4
hs ~ esysS yhvy are iss rsst spos!"
ssriisd S4issY
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

L aAE 49, - r.
Atlantic sem sapigafion-The Rn-
sli.h vii! NOT ton.g Be permitted to mon.
~opolize the honors md a~,lsantages oi
ocean steam navigation France apd
Belgium will both caune Ia ~ competiturs
at an early day. The Pari.s corFespon.
den, Of The National Tntelligenl = says.
Asltl il understood that the Chafrbefs
will, adopf readily the Ministerial bill if,r
The various lines Of Steam Nasigafiol
between France and the two Americas.
No timeswiI be lost in. the execution Of
thia comprehensive project, which the If
fetal md semi-oficiai organs confess to
be even more political than corumercist.
The legislature Of Belgium has passed
the Jill for an appropriation Of . aum
not to exceed fous hundred thousand
frsncs annually. sluring fourteen years,
for the establishment u = line of steam
packets between that country and the
United Sites. Various passages of the
able report Of the Belgian committee On
he subject may bezteaaslated uscfully
,fpf ysar columns: The BelSisns will
not lag behind their neishbors a France
in this enterprise"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19
WANTRD.

" sssds~es ~ ~ lssy. vseh ~ e:sa
W. sjl~s.ioa, g pGieetpals ~ 8 Feaais 6cMieA-
~ 1hs iady is ri - Mvste, soseAss 49,.
-. pohpdsss 80 vestsns tle1s y sss<be vo1ss
Tks sssss ssisssesssy Ssssinantah WI - p1ssso-
ssd. Atdsss ~E.A A.''ilwis ~ Asssssss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

The Winnetagoes-The s. Louis Bal
;etia stasfs hist inf .rmati0n has been res
ceised rendering il unnecessary Tor 4
NJ scmrpt Of The trpops from Jefferson
barracks, in anticipation Of difficulties
With the Winnrb,go lndians. The In
disn.s tits pressmesI, have returned 70
the homes pro. ided f,r them by the gov
ermenf, west of the Mississippi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19
N0,rICR..,

Ii psrsoas sss hsssby fss~amsd isom
staaiins s,sas canes from ne plantation ~
Mad. e. r.. Duplaasisf, shout I mills tslow
town, % . strict watch viii b. ksptsnd MEASURES
adcpssdt y pueish tssspasssss and prsysat ihsir
dspssdaiioas Any one tssspassiag In eontsavss-
ton Of shis nsties, wiA ssa The risk al heiag -
siosay ieJussA. sasa
Sept II 9l-A ALslEn p~usLANrikR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

a
The MooRIsn LsoN--The sliyns gre
~sen,eI by the Emperor of ME'cco 10 the
presiden,, were I'D un sh~ Sit ulsia0
by aucsios ~ The N avg Yard. I've male
brought $3.50. sad the liese-s $i25.--
.hey we're h" ,sht BY e Me- Dssissfar .
Mr. Kelly. mn there Was snlyo pe b dder.
The &. ish. :ar br.sying these ssnissa.s 10
this county, was $3.50.
a dsspssate soyasdrst-l he following a,soci-
ou. STAR J. related ~ shr Naniurkst Enquiries.
Spe.kips Of ! lady ~ho wss publicly robbed n
kiss. i .ays-.wb;l- ,h.oaJ ftoss hei resi-
.lrncr rnsaseii IL The lsuashls es@fciss u shop.
PING. sod being 81 coafss II fulf dies de eui-
pai. lid rude hssds spoon 1T aissssset ssek ssd
shoslders. and in defiance Of every known ssis
u esisiaished ssiqustts-ss wrt -sis uay des-
piie IL k~s diaipssiy eErsvssed order y Grbsse-
aye. m !. ialssi~a = shs pesosasJ diEaisy q he
eemssavssith-iA Nm J dshsss. u e arsss.
ssA 9th Ne cssesse& - eaaaivancs y IN upshs-
sss shis and . pro,rpdsj Iips ,~ioisasiy in1iet ap.
e hes cheek. y ssush. y ssse contiguous -.
sufe. : very esassssss snI vaeifssops kiassy" g
Tbeisdy i'm nedssl<iy wsas tos nssIssssls shs
bad the sslyrt ssssisnrl. M spsa b<sdss shs
t-siia,osy. e.psesd<J thss Il - sesssef sasssk
sad 6asd ~ IN sssbsSsss sosss essS
dsss Ne - ssut snd dsetssed Ia spea esssa
absa hs sssss y siahAsss siss Soshis Sss ~.
sahss. 80 #saBax *eS 70 a44.s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

Pla'isfG
/ John Dsnham

Pluries f6.
Try v;r"e Of plxriiwJ feri Eeias 10 ne directed
- By the HonMab!e The Third District Court,
Resiss 80 7sssss stossgeht ~ilL = sskessA q
sa,.a FRIDAY, s,h, Oct, 1870
pt he cnnd hoase II the, tosa Or Haton ~
the right las, iaisrest and ciaim Of The 49,
dssia,iH and - ths following dsscsibed psopetys
The as haif ofa iss Of ssouad 81 sassds i lhss
nart sf The town Of Baton Rouge laid Sat y ihs
late a. Grass, ami designated in xHgurasivs pI.n
thereof, ~ Mo- . Ia square No9, bsins 4 con -
lot, and the whole lot measuring sixty flet on Lac
fayesss street. b. ons hundred Rsi twenty II dsp.h,
and he part hereby mortsaged being the wsssssn
part ~ said lot, tngsthes with an tbe b~uilajass and
improvement. thsrson. seised 10 satisfy the judg
ment snd costs IN the abnye entitied suit. Y
Terms OF Sale-CAStI. r sssg
AUG. DUPLAv1iER.
Sept. $50 1 sash<siG.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

.ITse.-1" -. - 80. "a " Es
omp'e'e g. = nss'ca, s!ones mat WAS
pefnaPs ever sos'ecIen % inis 2 q
o'.ef cooa'fv aay ncw - zen anT nut
g" : nI.seaa.. &c g. con:
s'.. 9! oH s.ols:, wnaen ~ e senetts
rum eisn. 9 .h...y sA 'nenes, ana rom
"n.sM aso 49, ~" ~. 81 49," wnn me
$50 ps:ys.'.a. wooues .s'sV:-
..on ~ 60. un's.' 49,, y. s.o.ss a.s p'scea =
.welye sses !" 'e"S'ni sno. snoeess 'ney
Is cen well be imagined, they have Occu.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

giFtaE AZ NArcHxz--tln the; 9th inst,
4 FIRE occurrsds al Natchex in one Of the
du,buddiags " . [. ai'y Residence Two
servants, = girl and . bay. were destroy
Ell by ,hs Rsmes. The by was on Y
sick bed and was foand, b ,rnt u 7 coal.
The girl was taken . It ali 4, anil died 10
Few hours, in the most excl uciatiny ag
unv.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

The iD.ermeuts in NV Y.sk fur the
week end,ng Auxprt 20 b. we're l95--7
malesll3, Females 50. IS 49,. ), 49,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

Fous thopsand b..hsls sof corn. were
recealy impaired at Salem Mass. frouu
Af.ica. a, f~asanaA N.t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

al NV 0rlsnas.AO. the i1th
inSisti. Nit be:autifsat ed.ice the!.St
CNsfIesEyct; ngss tbs chief ornasnent Of
New'0 lean, Mn discSvest on fire ~ the
svtie stnsy 10 tAe.r<sroft the building Mr.
E5nxsaae gpressns.a Y ,nr and ageat p
Messfs Nudge aud Watrisp, wssupvn the
spcs thss,6pIeni abe fire was disco cred
He fuand. the smoke issging. IRON W. OBJ
sc.re parlpf The SIKH story, uulrr The
iii. and. Immediately above one of The
cisicrns. M save the alarm. called the
men eSplpyiy' sHadt he building 70 his
sssistance.. and ia 4 short tims alta he'd
he 1iossc.s III The h.,ose ID the cistern.-
At iKte SANE moa,snt. I've savahs smnke
issujnx Tram tssns Dfhsr parts Of the bull
ding sfhdi visilaat firemen we're som
splDxn I'm ground and their exsrtions
wpss4Son aiteaded y iths success. The
9Th Aiory in the rear. and about yene
han az tks right wing com pri>ing i.b vt
forty kposns, are eotisrIy burned, The
lnsx il, not more Than twenty thousand
daLars. All covered by i%ntarance. The
h6o,ef vii Sc ,imsmsdiatfy repaired. II is
believed that tie fire was seteby i,ccndi.
1--WE. : ts ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

have seen . I6ls girl marry : yoons nan
Of JisoIsis habiss, and ssssat sf Il = laao : -.
lived. 81 1854 81 n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

nhisistasd ih.t Fseay E'ssler will visit
Nss '0dsssd i Jssssry saesiu sbs in,ead. y
sssps Hsssss .h4sJs ssisI I'm ent !
saNs gae-<---~------------
sa6sEtepssilspt Adams Ieh for Europe 10 the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

"A .Ieager publ. he'd IN the Norlolk Besi
ean, from Washington. states Ma Y Y.
Br,ion was nbe u 70 enter uPoos the du
tie, Of ibc. War Department. lately vaca.
red by Mr P0iaseit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

srwssssgrqussied q ssy shss ,hs Hon, 3.
O. Is<ssisss ofs ttississiPp. nay 10 expected e
b y cseat ~ shs Wais Srs,s Csn'spiioa a ishs'
2ettp in5asnt. ssgIsyF sAs& sfHt .3ss4tet
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

MExlcoLThc following is II extract
Of u letter received by a~mercan,i.e house
m New Oleais:-n 6isg h9
NJ .tatn aos, August Is, lS4a.p
General tArsstat sets o It tO.mnrr0w
with = Ldut 900 men To meet the Faler-
aLs,s who are ia the viciniy of Mastery,
Ii ihe reports in circplatipn here are 70
se relied npnn, the Federal General,
f~.xrajes. his had six, or seven Texians
Mt ~ death; adj ihe consequence has
been TIA. al Jhe Texans Or Americans
kaye lcf hin. Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

Thek&1e6Ag pasaa( eesesss spssea
q SSsSaax, Md bei9e = MAsmSsssd bg
':~:sAs,ss
and nersssisy. sslieiss q iussry sfs admitted free
IS assy.eLss Aaks c~6tsasnssss ssa~sas,
20. 900. 900 dollss worth q silts imported 10
psysas ia n 1psjs md dshss ssdctssaef lpx-
ury in proportion. tbs. should b. nsds 70 con.
arbots 10 - (Frsss
I'VE hsvs. - my judgment, Imported esees.
sipeiy. Aur msnpfseS6ses 6ed - saSts Esasdpe,
snd much u our gssia u usdsr srdiessy cirsum-
.ss6css esxysBsd 5ISsn NJ n4fxsss.s1 - rsatcs
IL 10 nsvs sdnjssl. ~ fsl1ed sonin-
gently sad eoes1,iaty :ssty. ssl sRsansr 70
~t.0,aIiss rsshss t6sa stssiy aSassean hos-
banssssg' 49, +
| II is stated Il Il NE F'xrispof palA-
deiphia. has closed Z conflict with the
Empsror &c knssia, go isspnotive
c,stinssA4o sf which atsfv6 - dslivered
eash ysas. Cost, 8is40e;OOO.
ssConsc;encs-Dirksps III he nc his late
numbers ef ..AlA slef HIM 6reys CIock..s'
D majority q cases, e n
science, IL 40 elassic and Sety flexible are
iicle, which viii bfar 4 g04d led of
sire,t hing and iidapt i,seifs = : Sarisay q
CIRCUMSTANCES. Bsnse peopae n p~rsIesi,
management, aai. Itasinsie - pieee ~
piece like ia s9annsi vsistcs - IN warm
weather even eontriss in Tins 10 slispense
with Il altsgetAsf; hut lhsfs afe Others
WIN can a@fuale ihass gsrspent and throw il
odf ut ,ples,ure, andsa5is besoE the greates,i
and most convenient i.n~cl0yesnenf, i the
one most IN vogue :
~ ...d 3,
2 ..oae De.ee co..os q.
Ls@es-In en'e1paI 81 =
l1sa's. m'ssoss.. ~ .,sSss ;... s =
ra''.osss = 49, sa..s'n -. IN.
rsc.s :. .ptss.y ~ ';ps .s,Ss ebar.
"nS.s s'ns . ~ al, NJ 4. ..,;. =.
isasu. /. shs.s sws T.. h.rsssA nd 81.
no g.. III, Tan - 3, 90. Alan
:, az - & s.,oo v;fh et nm. vould
h.ye hen eonsiaefed ~yi;;onsrv scheme.
.l---
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

LcxGEvrfY IN PkRULA gentleman
VIII, travelled in Peru ID 1854. stated.
hat whilr on ! IL vt Paytas MsC Charles
Hisgi1son, q 8 G. insult there, ~i'itu0slsced
HIM 10 an DID Indian lady, i42 years ~
aye. aAidO .gh she wis gnabse % walk,
her infeieet was, uDi,Bpaised. and she
was ah,G to give = ear and correct &C.
count af the Jifeseat revelations, lnva
lions. &c. &C.. ef nearly 4 century and =
ha E One fact vas singular she wa at.
tended BY q maiden daughter whose age
was lU7 yeats.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

"a conssquchce 81 shs sieknesssofth ~ Edi-
cor. M procssding. Of the Police Jury Of West
n,,oa Rouge sad several other articles. nass
..esanff out on 10 faslisha ssls q Che pspss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

The D~loraiioa-lhe6 Philadelphia
Inquirer saga the aaqyHseript Of The eri
rinai. Deciara,ion Of Undergraduates. in
,he hapdwfaips 1of Jefferson. with the
in,. riiueetions aof sFranklin and other
v,e,nl, sr., Is ii ~fb.se.sion of: the .Ameris
ca Il. Philosophical l saciety OF thats ,eity.
all inay bc seen at their hall.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

w srs ssahosissd 70 announce GENL.
yo3EpH BEKNxKD. ~ eSSdidsss hF me
Gsbssas,oriaI chair ; subject 70 the non'oa'''o
n the Wig State Convention.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-19

10y wins ~ ) WI. of feri lar;xs 10 ne direct
- ID BY the Hon. the Third, Distrist C0uu,
Rarish AHd State sfoeesaidy viii b exposed III
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-15

steps; wrote grave and gloomy letter 10 bis
old friend and monitor, Stcrnheim, acknowl.
edgins the wisdom Of his counsels; took frs-
id farewell of Won Hermann. ordered his tray-
elling carriage. and before the sun set, bad. A.
dieu 10 Vienna.
He hoped iG England, in the home Of his
ancestors, TO find some consolation for his
sounded spirit. The old earl received him
with cordial welcome, but WAS altogether dis
mayed at the appearance OF detection. so leg-
bly, written on every feature. Ile tried every
means that affection could devise TO dlss, pate his
chsgrn. Balls aud fetes were given 10 prufu-
sion to welcome his return, but the young vl,-
count mingled in them with the same loyless
and dissatisfied air. The earl sough, in vain
to win his confidence. lie inquired il any pc.
cuniary pressure. weighed upon his mnd, II
any lurking indispositlon was preyng upon his
constitution; but Lord Carlton protested that
he was well and happy, with counlenance
which belied every word he uttered. The earl
next besought him TO marry, to choose some
bride among the beautiful and titled fair ones
around him. lie uttered peevish Psha !!
lie wa, indlsposed TO ma'rimony; women were
all hesrtless and mercenary. lie would be be
loved for himself alone" This was his favor
ite phrase.
L.. Il Il
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-15
w NJ. B. & f. J. SW AN,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
No. 80 THAMES STREET.

pESPECTFULLf inform their friends, ard
n q the public generally, that they have received
from New York, good assortment of blue and
black BEAVER CLOTHS, Blue Pilot Cloth
and CaSSimereS suitable for the season, which they
will make up 10 order, in the best manner
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders !Idkfs.,
ComOrters, Cravats, Stocks, Bosoms, Collars and
every other article usually fonnd in such an establish
ment. at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feeldlsposed to paronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
4 cOmpc'e assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING. constantly on hand and for sale as
cheap n canbe bought any other store nthe state
Oct 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-15
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have failed. They are perfectly innocent and safe
and may he taken at all times and under all oircum.
stances without the least possible danger
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER, War
wick, X. l. who is sole proprietor--to whom only
he composition is known.
II Be PARTICULAR. Each box has an inside
wrapper, with an engraved fac smile OF the propr.
etorS signature, and engraved label signed by
his own hand, aud containing The words VEGETl-
DIE PILLS The cover of the box is stamped G.
s.. None others are genuine.
The reader is particularly referred 10 the recon-.
mendatlons and certificates which accompany the
pills, and the responsibility oiwhlch cannot lie que..
toned
These Pills may be obtained Of
MARY TILLEY,
No 40 Sprng-s,reet.
Dec. 10. Sole Agent for Ne,cpo,t.
Tho following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale of" Spenccrs Vegetable Pills"
G. Brown, Little Compton;
Monro x Giilold, Bristol;
n. b. Burr, Warren;
Howland Il Church, Wesiport;
Albert Clifford New Bedford
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CANCERS EXTRACTED.

II. &. WALKER, respectfully informs the
EV Citizens OF Newport and IT'S vicinity, that H..
has taken an office in the ARCADE, third row, ives,
side, No. 20, where ho will be prepared to operate
on Cancers, Polypnses, Scroiulas, Salt Rheun and
Sores of every Kind. The above diseases are cured
without, any surgical operation and is therefore pre-
ferable to any other method hitherto Invented or
practl:ed, II being perfectly safe in its operation
even TO the most delicate and slender constitution.
Cancers and various other kinds ftumors can be
extracted from the breast, with perfect safety, also
from every part of the system.
DR. w having paid particular attention to the
above diseases by long course Of study and OK pe-
rence, feels fully persuaded tha, he shall be able to
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage.
IL As rep0r, is in circulation ,ha, have re
yeaed the secret Of my art of curing Cancers
therefore take this method OF assuring the public
that have not made it known 10 any one.
Providence, Feb 18th tr
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

ND ECETVED THIS DAY. a, the Ludte.
14 Ornamental Hair EmpCriunl, No. I31
ihGnes-sireet, lot of Winter Flowers, among
which are sprigs, lunches. wrearis &c Also, IF.
teen dozen German Cologne.
Oct 80 REMOND
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LIST OF LETTERS,
PORT, n. I.
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bono"Bn Ann Mchinhell Miss Mary
DoHNef mmy Nichols Walter
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nahcoch joseph Sherman Jerome
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Miss-Cofhel Sarah Steward Agnes
Champlin Betsey Sly Elizabeth
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FENCE LUMBER.

a Large assortment Of posts. picket.. narrow
N boards, and string pieces suitable for fencing
FOR sale by II. BULL. Jr Neb
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UpATTLE OF LAKE ERIE, Nth no'ices
n , Of Commodore Ellious conduct 10 that en-
gagement. by Tristan Burges; also containing
various official documents. and the affdsvIlS Of
Captains Tnrner, Taylor Stevens and Champln,
and PurSer Breese, and other papers, relative to
The subject. Price G21 cents. For sale by
Oct l6 w CALLAHAN