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law in relation to DOgs.

n a special Town Council, holden .Neppori,
September !, l5Il.
Bell Ordained, That every owner Of dog,
or dogs, who shull suffer his or her dog, or
dogs, to 90 in any of tho streets or highways
of the town Of Newport, after these ordinan-
ccs shall 90 into effect, shall be subject 10
penalty Of FIVE dollars for each and every Of
licnce, and the head Of the family in which
any dog. or dogs shall be harbOred, shnll be
deemed to be the owner Of said dog, or dogs.
BE IL further Ordained, That Henry Tag
eart, or whoever this Council may from time
to time appoint for that purpose, be aud he Is
hereby appointed 10 cause To be killed, every
dog that may be found n any Of the streets
or highways, within the limits of this town,
and lie is hereby authorised to employ per.
son, or persons, to assist him 10 said duty, and
that he be allowed one dollar per head for
every dog killed aud buried by him or his rs.
s-tants, the same to be paid out OF the Town
Treasury of this town.
BE IL further Ordained, That each and
every citizen Of this town be, nnd they are
hereby empowered to kill any dog, or dogs,
found in any Of the streets or highways OF this
town, and that whoever may so kill any dog,
or dogs, found in said streets or highways,
shall be allowed the same compensation for
each and every dog so killed, on producing
satisfactory proof to this Council, Of the kill.
ing aud burylng Of said dog, or dogs, the same
to be paid out Of the Town Treasury as
aforesaid.
BE Il further Ordained That every owner
of dog, or dogs, shall within three weeks
from aud after passing these ordinances,
cause his or her deg, or dogs, TO be registered
IN the Town Clerks Office OF this town. and
that the Town Clerk procure book Tor thai
putposc. and said clerk shall be allowed ten
cents for each dog registered, to be paid by
the person causing said registry to be made,
and that oil persons owning dog, or dogs.
in this town, who shall neglect tn register
the same rs Aforesaid, once ~ every year,
shall be subject to q penalty Of five dollars.
MS further Ordained, That II shall be the
duty oi said Henry Taggart. or whocvor the
Il Council may from time To tune appoint hs
aforesaid to complain of all violations OF these
ordinances, and that the p' nallies for the vlo.
lalion OF any of these ordinances, be recover.
ed by action of debt or complaint, IN the
name of the Town Treasurer OF this town, for
the use Of the town, before the Court OF JUS
ticcs IN said town.
\ MS further Ordained. That these Ouinnn-
ces go into effect on aud after "Wednesday
next, the 9th Of September, instant, aud tina,
all fnrmer laws passed by this Councn, ~ re.
lniion To Dogs, be aud the ssme are hereby
repealed.
Or,i,r,d, Ths, the foregoing ordinances be
published in oil the newspapers printed "
/ This town. a true copy--aliesi
m ROWLAND, Council Chrt
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATrs.--On
Saturday the Directors of the Bank Of
the United States made an assignment
Of most Of the valuable assets of that in
stituiion to the following named gentle
men :-James Robertson, President ; j.
5. NewhoId, u director F; Richard Bay
ard, Of Delaware Thomas s. Taylor,
Cashier; Herman Cope, assistant cash
icr.
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DE RNARD,S

LOOK OUT FOR PRIZES IN
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERIES,
TO BE DRAWN THIS WEEK.
This Day, Sept. 9,
Class I30, Capital $4,000. Tickets $500
Friday, Sept 10,
Glass 40, Capital $4,000. Tickets 81
Saturday, Sept II,
Splendid Scheme.
Highest Prize $50, 900.
Class l4l, IS nos. l3 ballots, prize Of $50.
600, IS Of 1000, of 10000,
200 OF 200.
Tickets $40.
Tickets und parts of oil the above Loite-
ries on hand and for sale al the Old Lucky
Office Of
]. q. SHAW.
Combination 81, 65, 50, School Fund, Class
liz, a prize Of 500,
Comb. 36. Is, 6S, Class llo, prize Of 81 GAG,
Comb. 10, SO, 6:}, Class ia. prize Of 5 | 900,
Comb. l9, SIS, CD, Glass l52, a prize Of $50,
ALL Of which were returned 10 the Mana
gers, for want Of purchasers.
J.C. SHAW.
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Proposals for Wood.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the
~ subscriber, at Fort Adams, until the 20tl
inst. for furnishing fire wood for the troops
until the first Of April next.
The wood to be furnished monthly, nt III,
rate OF not less than fifty cords per month, oil
the whole at any time previous to the lst o
December, ns the subscriber may choose.
Each cord to contain not less than 12e
cubic feet OF good mcrchantable wood, oaI
being the standard.
Two surctics to bond, will be required
Tor tho faithful performance Of the contract.
IL. HUNT. LIrUr. In ARr.
A. A. Ga. Ma.
Or. Masters Office,
Fort Adnns, Sept. 9Th, ISL.
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White Lead.

snNIIE subscriber wishes to inform the pub
lie, that ho sells at his paint store, at the
foot of the Parade, Brooklyn White Lead Ex.
ira for cts per lb. No. at cts lmpeIlal
Green at II cts. per lb. and LinSccd Oil at ~
cts. per gallon. -,
P'S. sarrannac and Redford Crown Glass
glazed not one dollar less than any other paiht-
or, bot on as honorable terms.
Aug ~. r.. j. READ
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At a Meeting Of the Board
Of Health.
.NEWPORT, August 26, l84l.

'H'h ""A' 'A"S "'' ~
IT is ordered and decrecd, That the Quar-.
L antine Regulations passed by this Board
the Sd day Of July, 1889, be and the same are
hereby made the Quarantine Regulations for
the Port Of Newport, to 60 into effect this
day, and to continue until the lst day Of DC
tober next, except 20 much Of the lst section
Of said Quarantine Regulations as provides
for tho Time Of their continuance, and So much
Of the l7,h section, as provides that they be
published for three weeks in the Herald OF
the Times.
1t Is further ordered, that the above order
and decree be published in all the newspa'
pers printed in this town, for three successive e
weeks. A true coDy,-Aues,.
B. B. ROWLAND. Clerk of the Board.
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LAWS OF R. ISLAND.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Asselnbly-June Session, I8iI
AN ACT in amendment Of an Act to incor.
porate the Catholic Baptist Society in Paw.
tucket, North Providence.
BE IL enacied by the General assembly M
folioms:
Hereafter the said Society shall be called
and known by the name of the First Bapiis
Society, instead Of the Catholic Baptist So
eiety, as in said charter provided.
True Copy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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NOTICE..

SEALED Proposals will be received until
~ tho 10th inst, for furnishing fresh Beet
to the Troops OF Fort Adams, X. J., until the
3lst day Of December next.
Two sure,ics to u bond will be required for
the faithful performance OF the contract.
Assr.CoMm,ssARYs OFFicE,
Sept. 2, lsiI.l FoRr ADAMS.
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TRADERS BANK.

NOTICEi is hereby given, that unless the
IN debts, with interest aud expenses, Sc
cured by forty shares of the Capital Stock o'
this institution, standing in the name of Wi
liam H. Crapdall, nre previously paid, ! shall
cause the SAID shares 10 be sold NJ public suc
tion to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the
I:bb day of November next. nt II o'clock a.
NJ. in front uf the II,nkng House.
By order of the President aud Directors
BENZ. MrMFORD. Cashier.
feNits
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M 4 q q 3 4 & = s.

In this town. last evening, by Rev. Mr. Brooks Lieut.
Isaac Stevens, u. s. Corps Of Engineers to Miss
Margaret l.. Hazard daughter of the late lion. Benz
Hazard, of this town.
In this town, on Thursday evening last, by the Rev
Mr. Leaver, Mr.. Albert Sherman, 10 Miu Sarah g.
Marble, daughter Of the late Mr. Benjamin Marble, all
OF this town.
Same evening" by the same, Mr.. David Ross, to Miss
Msry Ivisson.
On Monday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Leaver MI
John Pearson formerly of London, Eng To Mrs HIM
nah daughter OF Mr.. James shaw, Of this town.
In Warren on the lst inst, Mr.. Augustus Chace, To
Miss Rhola LIKE, both OF Tiverton.
In swanzey, 2slh ut, Mr.. Benjamin Parker, OF War
ren, To Mrs. Ann Mason, Of Providence.
In Philadelphia, 3lst iult nj the Friends Meeting
house. OIL Sixth street Thomas b. Gould, Of this tow
Martha daughter Of the late James Escroyd, OF that
city,
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ERRArA.-An important error occurred in
the School Commiitee's Notice, last week,
which il will be seen is corrected in this
number. II was in the second vote Of the
By Laws.
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DR.. Van n clmOnrs Lotion

For The cure Of FrechIes, Sm-Lmn,
Moth, Pnmpies, Of erery descrip-
ton.
This celebrated Lotion has beon in universal
favor for the las, five years by tho French, Eng
lish and Italian ladies' and its high reputation
has induced the proprietor To place it before the
public for the benefit Of those who suffer the
pain and mort iifcation Of rough and chafcd
Skin, Frsckles, Moth, and other diseases pro
duceJ, from an unhealthy circulation Of the
blood through the mir uts vessels Of the Skin
upon the face, &c. None genuine without The
signature Of the proprietor Price VI 90.
X. }. TAYLOR, sole Agent, NwlGh.
Aug, 49,
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Allen Josiah
Amarecn Lieut.. Jos.
Anderson Mrs.
Anderson Mrs. Cath
arine
Barclay Thos.
Bates Philip
Babcock Capt.
Babcock Abby
Belite X.
Brown pt.James l..
Branson Vim.
Carter Bernard J.
Carter Miss Eliza A.
Clegg John
Corcoran Peter
Coolidge Il. B. 2
Coo B. +.
Cole Miss Almira
Chase Miss Bctsey
CrOcker Geo. w.
Creighton DR.. iialsey
CurreIl VIM.
Curtry Samuel M.
Dangeriield Col.Wm
Day James
Deas Mrs Isabella +.
Dow Miss Jane
Earl Maria
Eldredge Capt Eph'm
fnrwell Samuel
Fitzgerald John
Foster Miss Virginia
Flcmmon Robert
Freeman q.
Gardner James X.
Gardner Miss Lydia
Gardner Miss NJ. II.
Gott Capt Amos
lialscy 1'hos Lloyd
Hamilton Mrs Ann
Harding Tempy
Haynes Miss Lucy
Hill Miss Caroline
Howla nd John p.
Ives Moses Is.
jerks Alfred
Johnson General
ofTexian Army )
Jolly George
KenDer VIM.
Nissan DIR. X. s. g
Kidder J. G.
Lawton Capt Benz.
Landcrs Thomas
Lake Edwin Il.
Laiian Sir Joseph De
Courcy
Lawton Miss Eliza
Ann
Legarc II. s.
Levy Myer
Lewis Miss Sarah
Lockwood Ira
Lopez David
Manson John =.
Macklin Charles
80. 3w1 ASH
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To the Afflicted.

XNE would call the attention Of the affli Ct
w cd to the celebrated Medicines prepared
by Dr. l.. GlRARDIN. They are particularly
adapted to the cure Of the following class OF dis
eases in all then different stag es-ALL DisEAs-
rs Of private nature Mercurial Erup,ons ant
all those rising fr ON the abuse Of mercury; u
Ger. and sores Of evcry description seroiula
ErecipeIas, Cancers, scurvy, Cranial Erupticns
Ulcers Of The Palate, Nose, Throat, Tongue sc
Enlargement Of Bones, Sore Legs White Swell
llng., Venerial Ulcers. Syphilis, (roce Mt or old
standing cascs) Gonorhca. Gleets, Structures,
Seminal Weakness, ldrocele, Exostos, Female
Weakness. (~hi,es) Falling Of the womb, Pains
in the Stomach, Back and side all afflicted o.
suffering under protrac,ed cases aggravated or
unsucce ssfully treated, may consult the Doctor
always with a guarantee OF per nlanent cure.
MEDICAL OFFICE, No. l36 l-2 North
Main st. Providence, where can be 70 und his
celebrated T. LIXIR aud PILLS. Also his
LIZ. .Rts1oRArIvh, for the cure of Consuhnp-
ton. Price s2 per bottle,- half bottle vi.
Aug. 20.
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The most popular Summer Bev.'

The most popular Summer Bevc
rage is
WIN. BROWNS Ssrsoparilla Compound,
w or Silver Top. This celebrated sum
mer beverage has ut length found it's way
into Cheshire county. We have tried il mnd
ind It all it processes to be. II is recon-
Inended too for its chcapness, "about one ce ut
ior half pint iumbler"-.N II. Sentinel.
H WM. BRowN's SARsAPARILLA Coa POUND.
The most popular, The most pleasant, the
most wholesome, and one Of the most power
iul purfyers of The blood. Every body is
prasing j., and all are in pursoit OF it. Sec
that you get Tho genuine, and coll for WIN.
Browns SarsaparIlla Compound. The arI-
Gle is for sale by all the Grocers aud many
of the Druggists in Boston, Salem, Worccs-
ter, Lowell. Springfield. Hartford. New la
ven, New Bedford, Fall RIVER. Providence,
Portland, Bangor, and most Of The country
towns are supplied.
| Dealers are supplied at the manufactnr-
er's price by oil the Wholesale West India
Goods and Druggist Stores in Boston.
II is the cheapest preparation of Sorsapa-
rilla now in the market according 10 the
quality. Price 80 cts. bottle. including tho
soda. No one can doubt its efficacy after
examining my new steam apparatus Tor cx-
tracing the strength from tho root. Aud as
further evidence see certificate Of Ms Fcs-
sender.
! | hereby certify that within the last two
months have prepared in my mnl, lur Wm.
| Brown, Chemist, 4sI Washington street.
Boston. two thousand five hundred pounds Of
the best of Spanish Sarsaparia; the greater
part is already used no, in manufacturing
his celebrated Mead Syrup. have further
orders TO prepare more.
PHILIP b. FESSENDEN
| WILLIAM BROws's SARsAPARILLA MEAp
makes a capital beverage for this warm
weather. 1t Is cheap, wholesome and re-
freshing. II is almost as fashionable as hard
cider Claremont. Nh. Eogis.
n GFo WILLIAM BRowS's No. SlLvER
Tor SARsAPARILLA COMPoUND MEAD SYRup
makes the mort popular and Wholesome
beverage now in general use. Price so cts.
including soda, which mikes thirty half piut
tumbers. Use ice water.
Brunswick, July 20, lSi0 To Mr.. Alfred
Mcclellan Dear Sir: In reply TO your re-
quest for my opinion Of Mr. WIN. Browns
Sarsaparilla or Mead Syrup, called Silver
Top No. |. would say, thnt | have found
it peculiarly pleasant Ia the taste, and favora-
able ia lis action on the stomach. In both
these respects, depending probably Oh tho
proportions Of the ingredients, ] consider il
superior 10 any which ! have used. Yours
respectfully, 7. g. CLEAVELAND,
|. Profess Of Bowdon College.
/ For sale in Newport, by r. J. Taylor and
X. X. IIazard.-Dcalcrs and families eau bo
supplied by them.
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In this town, Wednesday last, James Edward Ash
son OF Mr.. Janles E. Ash, ofthis town, aged months
| In Jamestown on the 26h ult. Capt. VIM. Greene
In the 62d year ofhis age. Capt Greene was member
fthe Town Council honest and industrious citizen
and kind and obligng neighbor. Conn.
In Bristol, 3lst ult Mrs. Susan, widow Of the late
Richard Smith, Esq. aged e5 years. Same day, Mr.
Allen waldron Jr. son Of Mr.. Allen WaJron, aged 81.
In East Greenwich, the 29th ult Mr.Oiver Weeks
Jr ngeJ 2s years. eldest Of Mr. Oliver Weeks, for
merry Of this town.
In Providence, on Thursday last. Col Ephrnim Bow
en-. nged s9 years lie was the last survivor OF the
gallant bnnd who destroyed the Gaspce in l772.-sams
day. Mary Louisa, eldest daughter f John and Abigail
Boy den, In the I4ih year OF her agc.On Sunday Mr.
Albert Brown, eldest OF Mr. Daniel Brown, aged ~
On Tuesday, 9Th inst, Moses N Dyes aged 81.
IN Tiverton, 27th uli, Mr.. WIN. Cook. aged75
In Fall River, 26th ult, Mr.. David Sherman, formerly
Of Portsmouth.
IN New Bedford, Friday last, Hannah e. daughter
Of Mr.. Nathaniel Richmond, aged years.
In Halifax, NJ s. 2sih ult, Mr. John barnes, comedian
we'll known throughout the United States, "Od Jack
Barnes" aged 81 years.
Al North sionington, tCtl July llih, Mary N. Fen
die on aged 81 ycnrs At the same place, Aug l5th
Lydia r. Psnleon, aged II years. both OF ofconsumption
Of the Gen. Nathan Psnde ton, orh
Stonington.
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Im pre- IN y tn,
ADDREssED TO
The Masters Hughes,

.a1rr hearing M.i Concert, last tvening.
Thy fury music wakes within
Our sinful hearts a strong desire,
To rise Ger esrh's corroding scenes,
And watt toward the sersph choir.
Cherubic harps could hardly make
A richer harmony above,
Where thoughts are pure MS crystal streams,
And hearts inspired by holy love.
o, wake thine infan, chorus on
The harps of earth with purity,
For every note thou strikest here,
Would add to heavens rich harmony.
Newport, Il. I. Sept.9.l w.H. C.
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A new article for MOURNING DRES.
n SES. Also, Back Alspnc, Blue black
Mousselinc de- Luiue, Doylcs & Napkins
lust received by IT, SESSIONS.
Sept. y.
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HERALD OF THE TIMES.
Letters,

KEaAIsiga IN rHE POST OFFICE, ETwroRr
". L., sErTEMsgR Ist, lS4l.
u .hreriised letters are piaced ina separate
bor Persons applying for Mcm 'oiH please cali
for "ADygHrIsED LETTERB.
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Mac0mbor Miss
Mssservy Capt 4. II
Miller John II.
Mitchell Mary Miss
Mulliollan John 2
Northup Geo II.
Oakley Thomas
Palmer James d. 2
Payton Miss Nun
dana b.
Read John ID.
Rittington Mrs.
Roberts j.
Robertson Mrs Ma
tilda
Rutherford Mrs Lew
is N.
Sayer Benjamin II.
Sayre J. Is.
Scranton l.. &.
Shoolbred John q. 3
Smith Sanford
Smith Capt Eben R2
Smith Mrs Sarah s.
StJohn MIS- Samuel
Stoddard Elizabeth
Swift Ccpt Silas
Sweet john ID
Talbot Ambrose
Taylor Miss Marg'r't
Tabcr Elizabeth Z.
Tew Charles l..
Thompson Miss Ro-
Zetic
Van Zandt Washing
ton
Vincent Simon NJ.
Warren DR.. John G..
Wallace Miss Catha-
rine
Wells Philander
Weeden Mary Ann
Webster AiissSarahT
Wheeler Joseph b.
Williams VIM.
WilbOr Gideon
Wigsin Mrs Charles
Woolman WIN II. z
MIDDLETOwS.
Barker Miss Ruth
Davis VIM A.
Peckham Philip jr.
JAMEsTOws.
Armstrong George Z.
Eldred G.. II.
Grinnell Mary Ann
Rowland John 2
Watson John
Weedcn Robert II.
IRIsiI.
Henry Patrick
Murphy Dennis
MacRowe James
O'Conncll Jeremiah
O'llare John
REILLY Bridget
Walsh Timothy
.R ROBBINS p. NJ,
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MEMORANDA.

Spoken 7th ut Int As Az Ion 50 49, brig Harriet VIM
SON. from Antwerp for Pictou
Al Pctou 2ih bris Lsncet, Clarke for this port aud
market.
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Dissolution Of CO-parlmcr'
ship.

'yNIIE Co partnership heretofore existing
! under the firm OF u. Q. & ". G.. Irish
was by mutual consent, dissolved, on the 25th
Of March last.
All those indebted to said firm arc request
ed to make payment without delay to either
of the subscribers, and those having demands
are requested to present them for settlement
&C. IRISH,
w. T.. IRIsH.
NIB. The Buichering business will be
carried on as usual. az the old slaughter
house, in Warner street, by
Scpt.2. +. Z. IRISH.
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CLOCKS.

A Large lot Of first rate alarm, 3 day, brass
~ and wood CLOCKS selling very low ul
T.. L. SliEFFIELDS.
g.,
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N'EW JERSEY STEAM .N.4PIG.4TIO.
COMPANY,
DAILY LINE.
Fare $3.50 from Newport.
60
EFt5rs.sssssI

The Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt Comstock.
RHODE ISLAND, Capt. Thayer.
! NARRAGANSETT, Capt Woolsey.
| The Massac husctts leaves Providence Mon
days and Thursdays, at l2 NJ. VIA Newport aud
Stoning,on.
The Rhode Island leaves Siouing'on on
Tuesdays, aud on Fridays from Providence, at
IL NJ. via Newport
The Narragansett leaves Stonington on We'd
nesdays and Saturdays.
One Of the steamers of this Line will leave
New York and Stonington, DAILY Sundays
exceptcd) at the usual hour, and on the arrival
of the train that leaves Boston at o'clock, r.
NJ Fare 81.
Freight from Providence to Now York cts.
per cubic foot July %.
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VIM. Il. BALLARD,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,

SURGICAL AM MtCIlh'llCAl UeN Is 4,
Late of The firm Of Buck g. Ballard, success.
sors Of E. Gdney, New York; being obliged
on account Of il.health IN retire from the
city. has taken up his residence in Newport.
! in the house Of his friend the Rev. Thnnas
I Lcavcr, where lie will be at all times ready
to execute any business belonging to the
profession of Dentistry, in the most sklliul
and scientific manner; and he douots not so
as 10 satisfy his patients in every respect.
En,irc or partial sets Of Artificial Teeth
inserted so IA to combine IN the highest de
gree, perfection. ease, durability aud hrau,y.
Filling and extracting teeth attended to.
! Ills incorruptiblc Venetian Enamel Teeth
surpass oil Others now in use, both Tor dura
bilitv and correct imitation OF the natural
teeth. Ills tooth powder and gum wash are
considered by those who have used them
superior to all others offered Ia the public.
Terms will be reasonable, so as to allow
all who may require his services to avail
themselves Of them.
AuU. ID
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For Summer Complaint.
SHER MANS
CRETAoEoUs LoZEN DS,

A RE an excellent substitute for the creta.
n ceous, or chalk mixture commonly sold
in the shops. They are pleasant to the taste,
and two or three taken occasionally, will cure
heartburn ond acidity of the stomach. Chill.
dren troubled with summer complaint, will
find grent reliei from taking them Sold by
[Sept.O.I II. J.TAYLOR.
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ONLY CTS. A BOX.
DR.. LEMUEL WARREN'S
Enamel Tooth Powder.

TENHiS article possesses the desirable qnali-
x ties of preventing decay, restoring to dis'
colorcd teeth their natural transparency, sweet.
ming the breath, and leaving tho mouth and
gums in perfectly natural and healthy state
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR,
July 3.
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FOR SALE,

inr iorrthcr nearly 800 Acres and extending
each from tho road tn tho shore. They are
suitably divided, well watcrcd, have n valuable
privilege for sea manure, and combine adyan.
iagcs OF soil, situation, NC. not usually found
They can be conveniently improved together
or separately, aud moro or less land will be
sold with either Farm To suit tho purchaser -
Sale Of the above property, or part thereof,
is TO be- made in compliance with the VIII oI
the late owner, and those desirous of pnrchas-
ing will do welI to make enrly application. a
part of the purchase money can lic on sccu'
riiy IL desired. Teens made known on appli.
cation to u. ". Wecdon on the premises, or To
D,SirL J WrEDLs, Portsmouth, c,',,
ions N. WEEpEs, Pawtuckct
jamestown, Aug 10, lelI.-[3m
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PORT OF NE WP0R 7.
CLEARED.
ARRIVALS.

Sd, ship Kutuso date OF this port for Now Bedford
sold for q whuler.
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ENR. .FHUrcHrwaSGtR'sr remedies for Tiles
NJ on Ilor'cs. Bed 'ug,, Pleas. Mosquitoes,
rlina and Moths iOf .,.s by
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Fort Adams. Sept. 9Th, 1871.