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Strefte Saren.

9sir btrsn, bas bic 9ffTsncrs wslbs ssssns
wartis bsibaftist fno ben Gar su lsssn, purb
Elm @sfss ppn Der lsssn Sisun9 autcriltrt
finS fir Telssnrss su frasen: -
l. Sir bic Sumns pon gsIb auf Sntsrsis
itn Sslsbnt auf Mcrtsatfb, unp Die Sunln,s
Der SntsrsiIsn.
9. Die Suntms Don @ele auf Sntsrsdsn,
NIT Der Summs Der Sntsrsikn, unb ausifsbsns
psn Srrpsrunssm .bsi sab!fdbsen Sbulsncrr,
sntlpsbsr an Ssrlpubunsss9ectsn, (ausssncms
men Nctsn uno 9tebnunsen fur Gutter psrs
fauft ODER ssGsfsrt, une Sanf 0etsn) einfad)s
Sills, Sanse cber Sme9smsnts.
3. Die Sabl pom Sbars (antbsilsn) in eis
niger SanfsSnffitutien seer @pn,pasnie ins
ecrpcrrt eurtb sihissn anoern Staat pbsr Ser,
ritOrluni, auGtr psnniplpanisn.
4. @Ie Sarlsben pesr Gelcsinlaesn auf Sns
tersifn AZ Sliraer anbsrcr Staaten nit Der
Summ pom SntsrslIen.
s. @ae oTentliben Darlsbsn uns gtrds
BON anbsrn Staatsn nsbit ben SnttreGtn ubsr
9tpteenftn p1rant.
6. Den sSertb ssn alien !6aussttdtb, scls
Gene une lilbsrnt ssasr nit einSsitblrlTsn, ii6sr
Den sEertb ron 5000.
7. Die 3abl BON spaSisrsSSdatn.
8. Sic @nsabI bon llbrsn, ndnlib scSsne
uno filbsrns esusrsllbrn, ansssnsmmsn llbrsn
unter esm 2Errtbe prn $50
9. Die Sunnns ppn Gsbalt pber Grtraa vrn
Nemtern Die untsr Autcritdt pen euiaem Gss
isss bsits Staates ssbaltsn msrbsn.
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Moro uuo 6slb1fmoro.-gin fbredl

Moro uno 5slbffmoro.-ein fbretlis
bss Bsifpisl pom elmer Srausltbat eureb Zen
@snus ssiifiser 9stranfe veruriabt srsisnets
iib ;u 9Eallnsforp, in Spnnsetieut. Gin 9es
wifItr 5:opfin jcOtbfiss, 23 Sabre alt, lebtr
init sinsnl psrbsiratbstsn 6rausnSimnmr in III
erlaubtsn llmsanss. 4or Suriem faufts e
flip zines Ntenbs cine balbs @aucns 0lsu gnss
lamb &un, ,tnb nadesm CT cine binlanalid)s
Anantitdt baron iu fb ssnonmsn, nabm CT
cine Dirt unS sins in Ole e tube 100 iis uno ibs
re Osntttr fblisfsn uno Serbadts ibrsn Sort
unb Srnff, bubfablieb su ia9en, in Stiide.-
Nab eisism gins CT in cine anesrs z tube unt
fhnitt iib ftitft zen Gals at.
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Der Gbef Der poliSei LIEF earauf bt,n
Gafotti fasen: Ct wirhe ben fuabea Del
iih bebalten. bic er iidb seboria earaher
auswefe, wie er ju oem 8efee bss &na,
ben aefommen fei, uno als oiefer fib trots
sio barber dufsrts. gpuree er gum ,bauie
binauseeworfen. Gaiotti erfubr eie8er.
>anlafuns sieier Wabreoel, une idwnr. er
ape!le Den Gbef Der polisei srffeben. Die
Grdfin saaFafriren. ano ibr nabe se!e.
genes Gut in 8rano fsefen. st befam
nun bic Beiiune, iib fortsumaben, font
lpiroe man ibn iber Die Grenae transpor.
.tiren lahsn. Gr 500 nun ebne DEN Rna'
ben ab, uno Die cole @rifin CAB eas ees
rsttste Sinh in cine Griisbunesanfolt.
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Rfr Ntterale Bfotac tter.
MeacinN ben 10. 3cpsmbsr, 1910.
@irfl,hes 0se1ultat Der QBab(.

lD.r besiamsa bsuts nit Der Slahfslscn'
oem 2atells rs!sbe pas wirfliehs NsIultM
eer lssten prsfosntenwabl sutbaIt, wis se
Die tstrrtfsnren Staatsn essetsu. Ser &sisr
miro ss leiebt tinesa, ole 3abI rer gr,pabler
iuiammen Sa 5abIsn nno aarans IN leben psr
ber erpabite prtfcsnt 1T.
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$tVii "~tsB ]sc 0No1NS VAuuN wv &VoNS
uah Slutbs sDaffer Ganals, beffnbef, fSn9t
iett an fit Sd entwideln. 0efern lau9te
bier sine bebeutenbe Suantitdt @ai5e1 u.
uno Elm anoeres Seot nit sSell9torn, ,uoa
Sonestaun, in eibanon Gaunty, ga, an.
Dieter Nab liest an ben peinsrope Sut-
terer oes llaioa Canals, unb an9sfebr 81
Weilen 0ftlib pom easauebaana 8lub.
Dies finb bic erfen proouft- 8srl6ihun=
gen bon iener @eseno nab Dem Saltimo-
re Warft uno ,peroen, ,uoran mir nicbt
5tpeifeln, bic Sorldufer pen uielen anoern
iein.
Shrefli6ee @rcbebem. Die Nabs
ri6t BON Dem ginifurs zines sbeils oes
Serses ararat ourb elm Grobebsn, nobel
cine srcfe 1u5abl Menfbsn ibr esben
,einbabten, bat iib befdtist. 1rarat 1T
elm Gsbiree in Nrmenien hefonosrs in ga
ibalit @t5srum. IS itebt faft gang eia
Seln aaf elmer meiten Gbene empor, cbeleib
es eurb nisoriee Sorbsras NIT benz
Gourus in Serbinouns ftebt, uno isin
nit ewisem Sbaee bebedter 9ipfel, Der
Die Sorm zines in5'pti Spieen selpaltsnen
3uderbuts bat, bietet NIT ieinen 5erri1e,
nen Sellenflaften unb Nberiinoen einsn
furbtbaren Nnblid bar. seine bo1fe
Euppe (WaSis) liest in oer perfilben pro-
ping Sran, uno erbebt iib tiber 10000
SUP bob. Gieift Die erbabenife Oct gam
SenGeseno, oaber beili9e Mptbe auf oere
lelben Die Irbe gscaD's feifIesen ldbt.
Das ct. petersbur9 0beille ou Norb
pom lltcn September publi;irt Den fol9en.
ben Srief, oatirt Siffis Den lot. 2fu9uft:
"Sbue 3spsifsl BADEN Sic Don Dem
ibrcfliben Grobsbsu ouf Dem @ebires
Irarat sebSrt. uosurb Die Stabt Matits
bsn,an sansli1 ierit6rt. ale @ebduoe in
griuon belbdoiat, uEo Die ilpei Oiltritte
S-barour uno Sourmate, in 1rmsnisn,
uerbeert woroen ine. Que Oorfsr in ois'
len Oiifriftsn iino psrnibtet. Die Groe
bat aasntbalbsn iolbe RiGs bsfommsn,t
oaB aue umlic8eaeen Saumpolles uno
ReispFan3uneen ressn Wanssl an Bai:
fer bu Grunce ee9aaesn iino. 1usiu Oct
i1reflidife 8erfaa ereiencte iib in bsr
Jtdbe osS Sersss Irarat. Gine beSeur
tenbc WaHe l6fts iib BON Dem Serge ab,
unb pernibtete cine Strefe pon 7 @erfe
(etwa S easliibs Weilsn) lang, aQss pas
i'm @eee mar. Inter ansern traf bas
orniIe Dorf Itbouli sas Sbidlal Don
pompeii une 6ereulanum. Gswuree nit
unsefdbr 1000 Gnpobaern untsr Den
berabitdrsenoen SslienmaRen bes Serses
beeraben. Der oeoFnets Berg wdlite aus
leinem Snnrrn cine oide Mafe, Die fpd-
tsrbin ,u sinem Slufe ,paros. uno iib Il.
ber Die oebaebten Nuinen erocb, eeibna'
me BON Menfben nit iieb fsrtreiheuo.
Die Greltoile eaaerten nc1 nodb oisler
Gatbafropbe in Den oben scu,erecten 0ir
ltriften tds!Ib fort. Der 1rarot 1T nod
uiebt rubis. Sor8eifsrn tpuroe ib curb
sspsi bsftias unteriroiibs 8ewesunasn aus
Dem Sblafe 9ewedt-"
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Die Grano SurD BON pbilaoelpbia bat
Sobn Ror Der Grmorouna bon Sarnep
8rcmnine. lbuloi9 8efunsen.
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s iir SarrtIon:
er,pabfcr.
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Wea 5ampfbirs,

0sn 5amphirs 7
Twir babsn psn ctisca nun nod ID
Staatsn teiiufhssn bic obne 3'peifel fur
6arrIcu ssbtn wsrbsn. Sir nod isrissn
9taaten foil 8an Buren bateM CT mag (ls
mclrn oner nitbt.
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Grwablte Gon9reBntnner in
TennWlpanlen.

9iltr,fts.
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II Sames 6errp, g. y.
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10 Sobn Gnprer, g. y.
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l8 Gbarlss Oste, q mbia.
10 Albert G. Warebane, a 9. 3.
20 emos 5osf. g. D.
81 Sofepb &awrsnes, oDbis, Ss,pinn.
90 WilIiam gE. Srwin, 9Dbia.
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2S Billiam Sad, 9. 3.
"a sbomas 5snrp, wbia. ..
25 Arnrlo YInmsr, g. 8.
Dtise Isabelle ssist siaen @e,pim BON {
Gliepern auf Ssitsn Der wbiss.-Die l,et.
Delegation beltano aus II Wbise nnc II
San SurenWlanncrn, bic jcsiae piro aus
Is mbiss nnb Is S,an SurensWsanueru
Sslteten.
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Ser nl(bIfe Gonarc6.

Gsi numnebr elue aueaemabte Sabe,
oab Der ndbfe Sonereb. spelber nit Dem
4ten W6rS lS4l in Gepak tritt, ia bel.
osn 3speissn Bbis isin piro Ser Senat.
iener 6auptaafer uniere repablifanilben
8crfaiune-oer Sells. an benz iib bic al
lsnfaufisen GinerifTe ocs Grseutipea uao
Der manufacturer 8olfs- -Ncprd dfentanten
in Die Contribution oer 8sreinistsn Staas
ten breben mIhen-,pire nab Dem ndbs
fen 4ten Mdr, aus lpenieffens % @aios
uno "a eceofofos bsfeben uno enen fe
fen Damn bitoea ee8rn alle peroertliben
Nsuerun8en, weltbe in cea lsstsn adbt Sab
rsn I'm Sbwaaae eespeieu iino uno oas
9ano bsinabe Su Grunoe eerid)tet bdtten
Gum Glld bat eas 8ole iib nod ;eitis
senus nit eatiebeioenper Stimme eeeen
oas unisliss ecfofofeweien srtldrt, u. Elm
2Bbl9 9Irelirenr.
Gin QHhi9 Senat, nuD
Gin QShi9 SalS Der Hepreicn:
tlnteH
weroen fcin 6inosrnib ibri8 lahtn, oas
Der Ginfibrun8 elmer pollifdnoiesn Ts'
form i'm Be8e lteben fonnts. Cyatl. .Wtr.
~
Dampfboot psrlunfen.-Oas Oampfs
boot Bm Srenlb. itieb auf leiner gartb
pon eouispiae naeb Heu Orleans an ei.
nsn 8aumitamm; unD fane in Sub tie.
fes BaHer. Wan befGrbtste, oas oae
Soet adnjlib perloren iei.
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Die Grano SurD BON pbilabelpbia bat
Sobn Ror Der Grmorouna bon Sarnep
8ropnine. lduloi9 8efunsen.
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Der Baltimore 1Herieaa" laat: Das
neue uno nibti9e @erbGltnib, in rpelbem
fib Die Gtaet Baltimore in Betreff oes
psnnfpluanifben 9anoels. uermittelft Der
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c. ke5sitbnet cffeisus 4usatsn.

Alt Str9tnien-rte redte Seite pten.
Der Saa roat fort eursb alls Staatsn uno
autb eurb alt Gir9inisn 9s Baltimore Gun
publijirt 8eridte pom rs eauntiss psrsIiebsn
NIT Der Gtmnle peu 1886. no Der Gtaat NIT
7732 Msbrbit fir 9an Sursn sins, unb
ba6 NsfuItat 1T ,pis felst:
IS40. 1885.
Garrifcn. 3. Vurn. Bbits. Y. Bnrn
1910 S493 1900 lT0S6
SASS 1900
GAIT 1879
1870 .. Mtbrbsit in 1885.
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O1italieesr sss jeeissn gonsrsiee.
Bur 4usfiluns Der 8aean5 i'm jegissn
gcnsre6, psrurfaht eureb bic SisItsnaticn
bon Niebarr Yippls, gsa.
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Cine eroiIe Ganone fir Maine!
Nnes red,t bei oen penfics, y. TX

9tabritbten ron Der WabI in Wlaeias fno
bthif srirsulib. 9ie ,eiasn cine psr9rsf1trts
Msbrbit fir !carriion i'm @srsIridb NIT Der
lsetcn lDabl. 1Sir t6nnsn Main als fiber
init 5000 fir Sarriirn niscerisssn une bas
Nsiutat pire nicbt piei nNbr cssr wsniSe bsrs
ausbrn9sn,
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1870 3. Mtbrbsit in 1885.
1896 parrifcn G,epinn.


Die eauntlss psm msiflibsn Girginisn, ron
Welben mir mob Feline Seridbte babsn, psrpsn
obns 3usifsl Gin 2eiultat bsraustrin9sn, mas
0ir9inisn mt snpa 2OeO Distrbst fir lcars
rlcn bcraus brinSt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05
DR., HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

Is The midst ofa general and IN many IN
stances not uufounded prejudice against many
Of the medical remedies OF the day. Dr.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS have the en'ia-
BILE distinction Of universal appreciation ihey
are perhaps the only medicine, publicly sd'er-
tiscd that has the full and uureserved testimony
OF msdical meu in its favor, il not the only one
which gives full satisfaction to IFS purchasers
DIR. Hunt has the satisfaction OF knowing 'hd'
his Pills are not only recommended ana pre-
scnoed by the most experienced physicians
10 their daily practice. but also taken BY those
gentlemen themselves, whenever they ieel the
symptoms of those diseases in which they well
know them to be efficacious. He knows thi'
70 be generally the case in New York, Phila
dolphin, Albany. Boston, and ether large cit
les, in which they have an extensive sale
That they should thus conquer professions
ursudice and interested opposition. and Sc
cure the agency Of th. most eminent and bes
iofor,ued physicians in the country to rende
,bsn usetul TO all classes, can only he fsirl,
sscribed to their undenisbie and pre-cminep
virtues.
Enviable, however, as this distinction IS, )
ca. easily be accounted for from the intrnsi'
and peculiar properties Of the medicine itself
II does not pretend to too much. and u accom-
pI,shss all il promises. DR.. HINT does 90
pretend, for Instance, that his Pills will cur
ali diseases by merely psrifyins IN; BLOOD; ba
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GEstablished A. d. 1900.


lad of"Old Robin Gray" which. when well
sung .'ne,er fails to thrill every heart and as
the singer now threw her whole soul into the
nournfd strains, all stood In breaihlcss stisn-
tion 10 catch the exquisite sounds. .,srr ~ DE-
+" II must be Fred's wife," Whispered Lizzyy
as they pressed forward to catch = glimpse Of
the vocalist. But her back was turned towards
them. and they could only see syIph-liks
figure. at,he with the utmost magui6cenee.
=" How do you like ysur new sister," said
Mrs Grsntham as she welcomed her guests;
" Is she not all l pictured hort Ts,.rra7
I'VE have sot seen her. was the reply, and
n, thar momeui Fred approached. What VAS
their asionishment. when in the lady who lean
ed upon his arm they dieovered Our Jessie.
AZ he led bis wife to a sea, beside them. aud
listened TO their gracious welcome. he could
not Gorbearw hispering TO Lixzy, You see how
mnch am indebted TO your man9uvfing -
the partner Of a royal duke, TIE belle Of an he
red'tary prince, the songsiress ofthe regal sol
rees. is, after all. only the little sewing girl"
" But when did you marry herr'
ASK aunt Tabdha." N3Nt' ''
Fred Carleton had devoted the two first
years Of his welded life to the cultivation Of his
rifs's fine musical ,alenis. and then he brought
her into society, determined 10 try whether
beaniy, talents, and grace, were not sufficient
claims upon the admiration Of the fashionabls
world. He had succreded even beyond his
hopes. and as he bsheld her receiving the hon,-
age Of rank and fortune. he could not but smile
at tbs remrmbrance of the indignation which
his sisters had once expressed respecting so de-
grading 40 alliance. As soon as he saw his
wifs's charms fully appreciated. and was assured
that his sisters had become reconciled TO the
thought Of introducing her into society. Fred
gladly withdrew from its frivolous gaietirs. and
during long life Of uninterrupted dnmestic
happiness. never found reason to repent his
marriage with "Our jessie 1IF 'flii N.o 500
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05
DIR. w. EVANS CELEBRATED
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETIiING.
Prepared by himself.
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.

to tNO IIErN'o NM NONSI@'o'
The passage of The Teeth through the gums
produces troublesome and dangerous symptoms
Ii is known by mothers that there is great irri.
tation iu the mouth and gums during this pro.
cess. The gums swell, the secretion Of saliva
is increased. the child is seized with frequent
and sudden fits Of cr,ing, watching. starting in
the sleep, and spasns Of peculiar parts; the
child shrieks with exreme violence, and tbrusts
its Singers into its mouth. II these precursory
symptoms are not speedily alIeviated, spasmod-
ic conyulsions universally superene, aud soon
ranse the dissolution 4 the infant. II moth
ers have their little hbcs afflicted with these
distressing symptoms, they should apply DIR.
William Evans's Celebrated Soothing Syrup,
which has preserved hundreds Of infants when
thought past recovery, rom being suddenly at
tackled with that fatal ualady, commissions.
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I'll Real Blessing TO .uOthers
DR.. w. EvANST CELEBRATED
SOoTHINr SYRUP.
For Children cutting their Teeth

This infallible remey has preserved hun
dreds Of Children, whe thought past recovery.
from commissions. As Ioon as the Syrup 10
rubbed on the gums, tb child will recover
This preparation is so inocent, so elficacious,
and so pleasant, that nGhild will refuse to let
il. gins be rubbed witht. When infants are
at the age Of four monts, though there is no
appearance Of teeth, or bocle OF the syrup
should be used on the enls, to open the pores.
Parents should never besihout the syrup IN
the nursery where therere young ehiIdren;-
for II child wakes in ID night with pain in the
gums. the Syrup Immediately gives ease by
opening the pores an, healing the gums (;
thereby preventing Con,lsions. Fevers, DC.
Sold at DR.. w. Esan'Off 100 Chatham
ST., ". Y. aud by all Agents throughout
the Union.-Price-smi bottles 30 cents
larger 81.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-05
RHODE. ISLAND LEGISLATURE.
JANUARY SESSION.


-t. TUESDAY Jan. 2sih 10 o'clock A. NJ.
! AZ 10 o'clork the roll WAS called. and only
90 members answering 10 their nanes--wani-
ing b ofaq1orum, on motion Of Mr.. Robbins
the House adjourned TO 3 o'clock T.. N.
ArTERRooS.
Mr.. Robbins offered the Petition of George
II. Oman for leave 10 file bill for divorce re-
ceived and referred. ini i"f n fn8H hsiiao
Sundry accounts read and allowed. fpUs
| A message was received from the Governor.
enclosing omsnuuication from Wm. Pen
ningion. governor Of New Jersey. relative to tho
sxclusior Of the N. Jersey members BY the
House Of Representatives, and protesting that
such exclusion was uuconsitutional, uncalled
| for. and unjust. 't
Mr.. Manchester moved its reference to a
committee. H fa.re9T afI ra
Mr.. Blake hoped il would be laid on tbs sm-
BILE or placed 10 the Sscrctsry's Office; We had
too little time to spend in the party politics of
another State. .. l...'rt
After debate the resolutions were referred TO
Messs Robbins, Simmons. and Blake.
The resolutions relxfive to the public lands.
were rceommitfed, and made the order Of the,
day for "Wednesday morning. 'usr
mr.. 4. i. Hazard called up the hill submit
tad by him. repeating the present license lsw
aud reviving the Law Of 80. Mr.. Hazard covr
menced some remarks relsiive to the Laws being
kept in force 10 some places aud broken in 9th,
srs. when he was called to order by the Chair.
~no ose'ueu geo. 'na, 'ne o"' vas s1n'Sny inc
s1'"e ''.', =, '"s' suo"'ea ny mI; ID. hazard.
"h'cn mao oee" po"p""ed' ana the pui was not
!" "'ae, ,, ~,
"1 =. IL C"'S ea'sd up ths snnJeet OF mo
Cou" NOUN. tM ..r.t-- ma
anu ieso'u,son passed appointing Aessn
C'a'A anu r. Maiiet. 70 aher ana rspair
,hs no"so' WIN power 10 draw on the treasury
TOR ihs expense. not exceeding $1,000.
Petition OF Samuel Tuel, convict, for LIBERIA
non-iad on the table. frI
Adjourned.
...
WEpsEsDAr Morning, Goth.
Mr. Sloenm offered resolutions adverse to ths
assumption oi the State debts by the General
Government, aud insirueiiuc our Senators aud
kepresrnisnves TO vote against u: apd, op bic
motion. they were laid on the tnbls,
Mr. Blake called for the order Of the day
end the resolutions relative TO the Public
Lands were taken up and read.
Mr Rohbins addressed the House at length
10 ia'o, oi Tue resolutions. .-
Mr. Biake suggested whether the portion Of
the resoipiiops' rsienog to the course to 10
pursued by the Cabinet ut Washington, ought
not 10 be stricken ou'-hs should 20 for the
resolutions. and only spoke oi the phraseology;
II was matter Of inference, and be only wished
TO vote inr what he knew 70 be true,
Mr. Robbins thsnghi all that part was true,
IRON The proceedings "a Congress.
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DIR. w. EVANS CELEBRATED
SOOTHING SYRUP.
TOR chill LDREN TEETHTNG.
Prepared By himself
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.

TO MOTHERS MD NJhSfS.
The passage of the Teeth through the gums
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1t is known by mothers that there is great inn
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cess The gums swell, the secretion OF saliva
is increased. the child is seized with frequent
and sudden fits of crying, watching, starting m
the sleep, and spasms of peculiar parts; the
child shries with extreme violence, and thrusis
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SYMPTOMS are not speedily alleyiated, spasmod-
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II Real Blessing to .NOthcrs
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Far Children cutting their Teeth.

This infallible remedy has preserved nun
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This preparation is so innocent, so efhoaciou',
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should be used on the gums, to open the pores
parents should never be without the syrup IN
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gums, the Syrup Immediately gives ease oy
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thereby preventing Conyulslons' eVers' &C
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IN, J-nioo price-small bottles % cents
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TIE sS0Us Medicine is fer sale in Neuport, By
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The aJoce Medicine is for sale an Neuport, BY
IVH. CALLAHAN, agent.