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81 a Torn Council holden in Newport Jal y
Sth 1910.

a. Torn Council holden in Newport Jaiy
I'm conformity 10 an &C, Of the General Assembly
u OF the State Of Rhode Island, passed a, ,hsir
June session lsaa, authorizing and directing the
iown council Of each town and the city council oi
each city ia this State TO define the hints Of the CON
pact pan Of the town or city respectively.
The Town Council Of the town of Newport, have
defined the limits Of the CON pact part Of the town
Newport follows. to wit
Begning at the South end Of Washington street
thence aorthery along the salt water to tho stree,
north Of Foit Greene called Pine street. thence cas-
tery along the north side Of sed Pine street 10 Thud
street thence souiherly along the side Of said
Third street TO Walnut street, thence easterly
along the nor,hery side Of said Walnut stree
to Farewell street, thcnso soutberly along III,
oas,erly side Of said Farewell street TO War
ner street, thence ea.isrly along the norhcrl,
side Of said Warner street to Spruce street. theme,
souihery along the easery side Of said Spruce stree
10 Tanner street thence easery along the norihsr,
side Of said Tanner street TO equality tree on the in
terseciien Of Tanner aud Broad streets thence
sonth-westcrly along The cssierly side Of sale
Broad street TO Bull street thence easery along III,
nerhery and easierly side Of said Dull street 10 Cath
erins street thence easery along the nor,bery sid,
Of said Catherine street TO Fir street thence soviher
y along the eas,erly side OF said Fir street to th,
beach road ~ n street running southerly from sal,
beach road west Of Job and Joseph Tsw's rops wall
thence southerly along the sasefy side of said ses
to the souhsry end thereof. thence westerly 10 Bel
levue street thence southery along the eastefy sid
Of said Bellevue street 10 Perry street, thence
tery along the sonherly side Of said Perry street
Spring street, thonce southerly nloag the eas,erl
side Of said Spring street To the norihery con;empa
ted road 10 run westerly through land Of the hairs
VIM. Lee. on the southcrly side OF said esutempla
ted road TO Thames sueet. thence westerly in tn
same direction TO the salt water thence norlherly
long the salt water, 10 the place Of beginning: will
the addition Of twenty-five rods around the same Il
every direction, hcyond the said dohHed bounds.
Oydoed. That the above be and the same is lh
defined limits Of the compact part oi the townof New
port, and tina, tho same be published three time. i
successlsn 10 the public newspaper. Of ihi, town
by order.
b. ID. ROWLAND, Council Clerk,
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SIsGuLAR WILL.-An English riser. John
Pieech, lately died in London. leaving the fol-
lowing will give and bequeath TO my nephew
my old black coat; give and bequca'h TO my
niece the flannel waistcoat l now wear; give
and bequeaih to each Of my sisters grand chill
dren one Of the esrthen pots on the top of my
wardrobe fiuaIly, give and bequeath TO my
sister. as a last token Of the affection have al
ways felt for her the brown stone jog at the
head Of ny bed The disappointment Of the
legatees. when this strange will was read may
easily be imagined. The deceased was spoken
Of by all in way by no means Astterina 70 him,
and his sister in ft Of anger, gave the brown
stone jug, her legacy. kick. which broke il
in pieces, when 10 complete stream Of guin.
ess poured ou, Of it, and the general disappoiet-
pnent gave way to joy. Each hurried to exam
iue his or her legacy. and the flannel waisicoa'
and little earthen pots were found equally well
filled, the testator having only wished to cause
Them an agreeable surprise.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

NEWPORT
BlS virtue of an Execution issncd ont of the
- Court Of Common Pleas. for the County of
Newport, May term l540, and TO the directed and
delivered, will sell a, Public Auction, on the prem
ises 10 the bighesI bidder, on MONDAY the I4,h
day Of September next at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
All the right, title and interest that JOSEPH L.
G. HARDY, of Washington, ia the District Of Co
lumba. had on the 23d day Of October 1882 sfthir-
" minutes past Eve o'clock, p. NJ. (whsn attach
ment made ON the origin wrii in favor of VIII
liam Weedsn OF said NEWPORT in and 10 a lot Of
land situated IN said Newport. with the :" Cottage"
aud other buildings thereon; said lot being bound
cd as follows;--vz. South Easierly on Kay-strsss.
sixty feet Norihery on land Of Sarah Perry siziy
feet NORTH aud East on land ef George Tey aud
Patience Hudson, - feet aud South Westerly
on land of Edward n. Cox, Esq., - feet-be the
same more or less.
Conditions a, the limo and place Of sale.
VIM III. DOUGLAS, Shfrif
Newport, Jnne -, ISa0.--,e ~.
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N.w.YoRK CATTLE MAKkxr. 5uIy s.

NEw- YORK CATTLE MAKKHT. 5uIy S.
SReported for the New York Jour. OF Commeree.l
Al market. 625 head Of Beef Canle-lOe from
this Staie-ballancs from the So1ih-66 Mich
Cows. aud 1850 Sheep and Lambs.
There was brisk demsnd for Beef, and 80
head we're taken at to -, averaging "a the 100
lbs.
Mich Cows-4o sold * s25, 81 10 and $4S
each.
Sheen and Lambs were IN good demand, 1900
sold Sheep at 81 25. $50. 81 and 10 Lambs
at 81 25. tn -.
Hay continues plenty and dul;; sales by the load
at "A TO 56c the ic0lb.
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# ar D..

In this town, on the 9Th inst, By the Reg. Mr.
NiS, Mar Ann Eldridge. daughter Of Mr. Wm
On ~. e4,h ul,.. By the Rev. Mr.. Howard. Mr.
WIN p Carr 70 Miss Mary Ann Hull. both Of
in Rr,.,ol or the 3oh ult., BY The Rev. Mr. shep-
ard. Mr. John Robbins, Of Dedhsn. Mas. 10 MISS
Freslove Brown, Of Bristol
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Sch'r. Milo. Niskerson. from Bath for Flushing,
L. L-Sloop Massasoit Btown, from New York
for Fall River.
Brig Pocahontas. Barker. from South At
lantic with so brs. sperm and 10 brls black hsh
ollHspoke no,hng-sbsent I04 months
Sch'I. Eliza Nicoll Dunbar, from New Bedford
for New York.-Samuel, Slater, Brighiman. from
New York for Fall River-Sch'r Banner, Nieksr-
son from Providence FOR Boston.
FRIDAY. July 10.
Sch', Taco Byrdiek from Baltimore. Brig
oc,.v;, o., from Norfolk. and 20 hours from
the Cape,.-Nary. Slocum. from Boston for Fall
River. ,,,ny ,,
seh'r Franklin. Carney, Of Rochester. ftom New
vi Ear New Redford; Ca amden, Gradhad. from
Camden for Norfolk; Exchange. Anderson, OF
Ssmersett from Providence Tor New l fork--Sloop
Hudson. West, I'm Providence for New Bedford
Renzi, Heath, from do.
Seh'r Fair Dealer, Young, Of Boston, from Nor.
folk with wood; Convoy, Baker, from Boston for
Providence VIM. Henry, Grifham. Of and from
Camden for Norfolk; Independence. Stewart, OF
and fn Fall River for do ;-Rio, ban, OF n. York
I'm Philadelphia :--Sloop Pacific. Horton. of Rv
er Head, from New York for Providence; Gre
clan, Clarke, of and for Wareham.
Toned 10 sea. bv steamboat Balloon, ship VIM
Lee. Clifford. for Pacific Ocean.
MONDAY, july I3.
Seh'r Leonidas, Kelly. Of Harwich. In Pictou
for n market; Patriot, Babbadse, from New York
for Bangor; hekpomaek, Hall. from do for Bos
iop OLYMPUS. Slocum, from Dartmouth for New
York: Amity, Hand. from Philadelphia with Goa
TO Coddineion Man. Co.--Sioon Arion. Hull, from
Prov. for New York; Native. Young, from Kings
ton, with Coal TO Perry Man. Co.
CLEARED.
sth-Bric Fmclne, Johnston New Bedford.
eth-Schr. Concord. Carr. Havana,
Reaper MLaughiug. Turk.-Island.
JOth-Ship VIM Lee Clifford. Pacific Ocean
iiih-Sch'r Lion, Baxter, Philadelphia.
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Mcdiierronedn Sqaadron.-Ahoui a month
since we stated that Eve or six lieutenanis and
Surgeon Of the Msditeusean squadron had
been sent home by Commodore Hull and that
they we're on their way to Wasbingien to obtain
redress from the proper department. The prin-
e'pie charge against them vas their uD~illisg-
ness to associate With the ladies Of the commo-
dores family. Ws learn that these officers
nave received orders from the proper department
TO return to the Mediterranean aud resume the II
several eomn'snds This decision ~il have the
enee' OF preventing officers in future FROM TAX
ins 'hsr wives and families With them in our YES
ssls Of var. The practice we have heard
uueh reprobs,ed by many Of the offe.r, \, the
navy. ss tending to relax the rigid discipline
necessary 10 our larger vessels.
Phd. North Amerieau.
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FINAL NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 20 tbs late 6ra Of
n sHEFEIBLD 4 BELL, are requested
cell and settle their seeosbts noiesss sll &C.
eounis notes no, ps'd BY s'e rsi Of August 1870.
viii thes be plsced the hands Of an Attorney for
oollcetioa ~ifhsg, dscn,nraron
yal, Is. THOMAS T sHlrIIELD,
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The biird Steam Frigate.-Ths timber for
this vessel has arrived at our Navy Yard, and
We presume the sixty thousand dollars which
have been appropriated for its Commencement OF
will be applied TO It's construction here. There
eau certainly be no apology for ordering th.
tin,hst av-s scair. Psi. Ls4re-
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, July 6.
fReported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot. J
At market 2s5 Beef Cattle, is Cows and Calves
1926 Sheep. and 125 Swine.
40 Beet Cattle remain upsold.
Prices-Bsef Csule-We quote 10 correspond
With last week; first quality 25 second quality
5 10 8, third quality 5 80.
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Death Of Gen. Santdnder.-A letter from
Santa Martha. received via Jamaica and Bsti-
more, brings information that General SantAn-
der, Ex-Prssident Of New Grenada. died at Bo-
gotta on the 9th of May. Our previous adrices
mentioned that he was dangerously sick.
Journal Of Commerce.
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SAVINGS BANK.

4 t Meeting OF Directors OF the Savings Bank
~. on Tuesday. Juiy Ifth, 1870
Voted, thats Disdswd of two aud one half per
cent for SIX moh'hs, and one and quarter per cent
Tor three months be pad TO the depostors the 18Th
inst. WIN c. COLZENS. Sec'y pro t4m
July 18th, 3w.
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IS REWARD.

EFT on fbe shore Of Connanicut. near ths
IL North Dno,phn, GOLD LOCKET. set W in
pa'r', and containing hair Whoever will return
tho same to the Republican Office shall receive the
above reward July s.-3t
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lANDHOIDER'S BANK.

a T the aunnsl meeting Of the STOCK holders ol
n said Bank, held on the SIKH day Of juno lssi
rsst, the following persons were chosen Directors
for the ensuing years, vz' Thomas .. Taylor
John q. Clarke, Nathan Knight, John n. sherman
William French, Elisha X. Potter. George Robin
son. Thomas x. Wells. Pelsg Johnson, John I.
Nichols, Benz, Hui, Christopher Cbsmplin and
George N. chsmphn And at a meeting Ct the
Directors Of lsr BARK, 90 the same day, I mas
8. Taylor, Esq, was reelected President for the
ensuing year
Kfsosres, July I'd, 1910
THOMAS n. WELLS, Cashier.
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Dte0.

IN Fail River, on SATURDAY. s,h inst. Jo;ePh
NoYes Waite yosnses, child Of Nj. hil'sn =
Waite sssd ! year arc month
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ICE.

UOHN w. DAyIs IN. n CO., will sell
- ICE al fair price, and deliver the Sane
daily, to his old Customers and to as many psw
onss a. they can procure. June 10Th. CIV.
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GFTo THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS cAMoMlls q kPeReNT PILLS.
Or. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Cfer tsstaing)
OR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
THE GENUINE MEDICINES.
are sold at 100 Chatham street, New York and BY
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country The public are therefore respectfully re-
cuested to obtain then fom the regular agents on
ly--as there is deiterious imitation ofihese med
cines in the market which renders this caution
necessary. in order to guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport, R. l.; o. r
TINGLEY, Providence: J. NC INTYRE & CG
Pawiucket; BENZ. EARL s. Co, Fall River
Mass. GIBSON a. STERLING, CT. Barring
ton; s. POWELL, sc Cornhin Boston; ID
wITEHILL, New Haven, Conn; CANFIELI
4 ROBINS, Hartford.
II BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
II See also advertisements on the hrst page.
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STORE TO LET,

NO. i2s THArEs-ST., Eo~ occupied b.
y III chafls. y. Wesden. For tsrvs spp.y 70
Hs. 81 HENRY sCll
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, RI.
JULY Ist, 1910.


JULY Is,, 1910.
o. Persons calling for hsm riH please
say 4" odrertised," as they are placed in a
separate bon.
Allen James N Murry Robert
Armstrong Thomas Mumford Wnltsr
Allen Mary II McAllisier Daniel
Anthony Elizabeth w Mrs-Mile.J n
Boodiet Samuel Parrot Il keek
Boyce Samuel Piunsy Sidney
Barton William Perry Salathiel II
Brophy Wm Price Daniel 4
Booze John Peekbsm Cyrus
Brown Daniel Mrs-Piman Lydia
Beatty Capt Samuel Partridge Mary ID
Miss -Bostwick Sarah IfMiss-P Philips Elizabeth T.
Bailey Alma A Robinson Walter e
Brown Sarah Mrs-Robinson Ruth
Cortheil Cap, Loring Rod,pan Phebs A
Carney ieorgs Smith Joseph Alien
Caswe Robert A Smith John
Callahan w ID Simmons Peres ,
Collens Gamer Sprague Siniea
Crandell silas M Stevens James
Clifton James Sauntots Sophia
Mn-Codding,on Eliza Lsimmous
Campbell Edward L Mlss-Ssnds MARY IL
] Davis Charles Is Stockweii Sarah
Day SD Turston T. II
Dunn James Miss-Thompson Roxci,a
Dennis Jonathan Aa,atia
Miss-D Dodge Ru,h W Williams John
Eidred Job : Watson Joseph
Mrs-f.rguson M West jobs
Frazer Alex White Miles
Gourand Mcn-'rF Mrs--W Illus Chthinra
Gardner Benjanin Whcmore Eliza
Green \ n linbel John \
Green Gardner w MIDDJErowr.
Ms-Greon Samuel Taylor BENJAMIN
Hathaway Thomas NJ Mrs-feckham Retsacca A
iiage John Casper Barker Levi
! llowes David Peckh,m Elzabath II 2
llazard George II JAMESTOWN.
Harding Wn kioddard Rev John
Hamilton George A \ Pinny
Miss Hazard Jane Il Congdon John
Hopkins Jane Watson John r.
Iiaml'n Sophia Watson Robert n
lnman William Albert Congdon BEN.
Jorham Capt Aikma IRIsm
.ack stephen Murphy Jersuiah
Mrs-Jones NJ w Da,y Michael
hingJ Mccormick Roger
neese anderson Quigiy John
hehey Sydna Garvon Daniei
Lazy. Justice CalhIlp Brgh
l.add Joseph d Mary Ninth
Laphnm Charles w Hauly Marraret
lapham William = Farrell Sadly
Luther John Hill O'Connor Mary
landau Eliza Grumpy Widow
II. r. CARR. p. NJ.
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S7DI2PO0p
DY Il HCUS u
GIDEON BARKER g. CO.,
Silk, Cotton, and Wooden Overs,

"OULD respectfully inform their G~.ds and
w the public, tof Newport aud vjcipiiy,) that
they have fitted up new DYE HOUSE with e, cry
suitable conve venleaee, siiuntsd aa Tanner street,
eas, Of the Friends ueeiiDg Houss. where tIcy ass
prepared to Dye and finish in the hes, possible
manner. the following articles, viz such ss
Broadcloths, Silks.
CassiuDerss. Grapes,
MenNS<. Satiips.
Cucsssians. Pougees.
Bo,pbazins, Hosiery,
Gloves, &c.
ALSO, per,psnsni coIors on carpet yarn. nerine.
circnssisn. bon,bsziD, and erape dres,e,: gentle
mems wooloD garments. such rs dress. frock and
great coats. sutiout, vests and pantaloons--dysd
and pressed, without tipping.
They will alro clean geDiIcTep's wooden gar
nents ofoEery description, in asat siyIs--nerIns
aud essbssere shawIs cleansed asd svistcaed with
on, injury to tho bordsr-carpets aud wooien iaise
cloths e.eansed also.
" All articles Ioft o, the Dye House on Tanner.
street will receive prompt attention.
Newport, April 22d. ias0.
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The Old LINE on a VEN
Route!

Enquire for 40. IS. Thamss-street. a
few doors south OF the Cusion-houss,
and directly opposite TO the
PERRY COTTON FACTORY
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W. RDNNo


As the pleasure Of announcing TO his Old
il II Friends, and Visitors To this Island. that his
Establishment, recently Ball Ahsy's Is now under
going complete alteration, and viii be cFencd on
or about the 2oh Of this monih in gsod style. as a
BILLIARD SALOON, combining other amuse-
ment both fashionable and rational
On my return from New York. shall offer to
sportsmen, a good assortment OF Guns, which wi
be kept to Let by the Day.-Also. a good Horse
and gen,eel pleasure Wagon. to Let.
A EestaHreatear is connected with this Establish
msnt, where Gentlemen can bs furnished with
Reishes a, all hours OF the day. Also. Suppsrs
by giving reasonable notice.
To my farmer patrons. offer my sincere tAnnks
for their liberal patronage. and from their many
kind assurances. 6ater myself shall not regret
that through "others' ,nsfSumeniaisty, the ." Old
Line has been placed on New Route"
az The lovers Of Reading viii always find q
Table amply supplied with some ofthe most inter
esiing Journah of the Day"
Newport, July 9TH.
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A Rich Mouse Nest.-Three years age. Mr..
John g. Marshall. then doing an active busi-
ness 10 this city. had his money drawer repeat
edly robbed. q though every expsd'ent was re-
sorted to 10 detect the rogue. the effort was fruit
less. He. naturally enough, bad hard thoughts
Of his clerks. his servants, and even some OF
those who visited his house. Finding that the
money continued 10 disappear, notwithstanding &
his vigilenee. he changed his place Of deposite,
and the robbery ceased. Last week some car
penters were engaged in rsf,ting his store for
another tenant. and suddenly came across a
mouse's nest lined with bank notes. Twenty
five dollars were secured. wholly uninjured,
whilst several handfuls Of fragments remained,
so nutiated as to answer no other purpose than
TO convince Mr. Marshall that all his fsrmer
suspicious were groundless.
Raleigh Register.
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.n,r IL NEW rs.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, July 9Th.
Sch'r. Milo Niskerson. from Bath for Flushing
l.. L-Sloop Massasoit. Btown, from New York
for Fall River.
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A DEspEsAruM SUPPLIEp.-Dr. Mann.
respectable Surgeon Dentist Of Boston. 10 con
neeuon with DR.. Thomas Wormerslsy, hss
succeeded in discovering and manufacturing
cement for filling and restoring deesysd teeth.
which appears to possess many advantages
over any other kind Of metal 10 use. IL 10 called
LinhodeoR. and bears a resemblance in nsexter-
nal sppssrsnce to pewter. When applied to
the tpoth. it is so soft that it may be moulded
by the fingers inss any form. and made to hli
any creviees in the tooth; but 10 few hours
its consistency is 50 firm that IL cannot be cut
with knife. The advantages Of this cement
are obvious. and one. perhaps not the leas, i'm
portsnt in the minds Of some persons is. tha,
the application uflicts no pain. Several highly
respectable physicisns have expressed their
qualification at this discovery, which they con-
slider TO be Of valuable character.
Mercaatiie Journal.
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o.; Persons calling for then viii pleas,
say odrertised," as they are placed in a
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srh-Rric Emeline, Johnston. New Bedford.
9th-Sch'r. Concord. Carr Havana,
"Reapsr M'Laughling. Turk.-tsland.
Ioth-Ship VIM Lee. Clifford. Pacific Ocean,
ii;h-Sch'r Lion, Baxter, Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14

a CmNEsE D.sDY.-Afany persons have supposed.
pnly know the Chinese specifically. that nation
grave 50 sSdaiC. and monVtVnOus. cannot incluie
either Iops 6,a uirr,ts They however ms
taken few countries possess naSrc OF these worihrs
than Cana. IN ,lsh perhaps their talents
rlel great la other pIrts of the world
The dress of TIC Chinese Pciit Ure Is very eSpsn.
sive, being composed ct the most c,ny skntS
pets, his bi9 sh at pJrcultr st1p~, U'd
IN te uf the richest Black satin of N1n'in, the rps
are Ut a certain "a his knee ciP. are el, gantly
crn5ro,lrrr- his cap anal buhin OF thu neii,si
cut: his pipes elegant aud high-prccd; las iotaccn OF
the best manufacture ct F"kicn. an English gold watch
tooth pick hung III hs huitOn. With string uf yalu-
able pearl- 4 fan from Nankin. scented With chulan
flowers Such the pcraOIlal appointments Of n
Chinese daniy.
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DIR. WM. lev Ms
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN
Milky GIFT NJ rIkIr rEArn

WHEN QUIT Nc THEIE TESrH.
III moihsfs Knew The sings this syrup uonld NJ
IL urd Iher lbisns during tie peroJ OF deniition by
rubiang their gums With H. Do tender ,nvthot would
"a. g,ct he Of II.
DIR wM EVANS CELEBRATED CAMONiIIE
APERIENr PILLS iur Weak stumach Pain in ia.
side. Bilious aH.ctIons Ac tn. Pills will pertorp
cures whom Physicians have dsspaired relieving the
Patient
Physicians are respectfully urged usc these Pills
in cnse-o Dyspepsia. uypoo'nLria SC. WHEN the ba
quality of Drugs will effect n cure DR. EVANS
basis the cic-ncy and virtue OF has pill. on
The superior quality Of the Ingredients Of ~hsh they
are compounded.
DR.. GOODS FEMALE PILLS.
Thes~ Pills are recommended to The Ladies' for sup
pr,ssi"n at customary periodicals also other weakness
of Fe'ualcs to which they subject.
DIR. HUNTS BOTANIC FILLS.
celebrated ambitious Family Medicine.
The above medicines s,d only Of the following
regular agents bur only OF the Regular agents a
men sell countcrfeit.
Regular Agents. w. H. Ming. Grocer. Wheeling
James Barley n Co. Moundsvill., Va. A. ID Clarke.
t,sh Greek. Va. RohL <. IIollwsy. Smyrna. o. Mr.
rurnbull. Buok seller. St.ubcn,lc. Isaac Harris No
leo Liberty St. Piitsburgh.
CAUTlON.-Dr. VIM. Evans will not DC rs.pon.-
BILE ir the gcnuncnsss of the Canomle Pills unles.
they bought of DR.. Eyans' advertised agents.
There Is one agent in every county.