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Coughs, Asthn,as and
CCNSUMpTIoNS.

THE Public are respectfully informed
that ASDERsoS's COUGH DROPS
and PECTORAL pow DERS have from
an extensive use for nine years past, prov
ed themselves to be one of the most valua-
bic remedies ever yet discovered for the
cure of Coughs, Colds and other affections
of the breast and lungs leading 10 Con-
sumptIons. Thousands have experienced
the happy effects of this Heaiing BaiSam,
and many of the highest responsibility have
voluntarily given certificates, some of hich
will accompany each Bottle, that will salts
fy every uBprejudiced mind That the most
extraordinary and unexpected cures haze
been performed by the use Of this medi-
cine in cases Of long standing, in which
other medicine had produced no favorable
effects, aud where the most skilful PLY.
sicians had given them up as hopeless. Ii
is not pretended that they are an infallibla
cure in all cases, but Of such rs are lncurs.
Bile, there nre but few but what will be
greatly relieved b. the use ofthem. Scarce
Iy case OF Colds, Coughs, Pain in the side
difficulty ofbreathing, want of sleep arising
from debility, or even seatedconsumptions
but may be relieved by timely use OF this
Healing Dalsom. Each Dollar Bottle OF
lhis medicine contains about % doses,
which proves them TO be a cheap medicine
considering their virtues.
NEW cERTiFIcATEs.
To James .UsiLea, Hudson, n. Y.
In the spring Of 1913, mr.. Eleozer Har.
ris, man IN very INDECENT circumstances,
and who had laoorcd for me occasionally
Tor more than year, wos violently seized
with an affection Of the lungs, accompan-
led by tight dry cough, frequently una
BILE to raise any thing for nearly half on
hour, and then, most commonly, blood. His
cough was so severe and incessant, that
he soon became much cmaciated, his eyes
CLASSY. and his strength left him to that
degree that he was wholly unable 10 labor;
compsssionating his situation, friend of
mine and myselfprocured for him one bot.
tie of Anderson's Cough Drops. by TAX
ing which, in about three weeks ft0 my
astonishmentJ he was so far restored as TO
be able to perform his usual labor.
GAIUS STEBBINS.
Hillsdale, Feb. 10 1923.
] Robert Kidney, Of Rochester, Monroe
county, N. Y. do hereby certify that for T.
long time was so reduced by an affection
of the lungs, attended with pain in tho
breast, difficulty of breathing, &c. that my
life was despared of and given up as in
durable by council of five Physicians, but
by the advice of Doct. G. Hitchcock, Of
Rochester, was induced TO make trial OF
your Anderson's Cough Drops, and by U.s.
ing one bottle was restored 10 perfect
health. | would therefore recommend all
those afflicted with a similar complaint, to
make use Of the same remedy, us am per-
iectly satisfied, that it saved my life.
RoBERT kIDNEr.
Rochester, March IL, 1923.
Betcare q Imposition.
This Valuable medicine is counterfeitcd.
Purchasers must be particular and ask for
.8nderson's Cough Drops prepared by
JAMES MELLEN, and also see that the bot
ties are stamped in the glass, J. Me!len in-
stead of |. Miller.
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MIW GOODS.

ID OSE, light blue, French grey, brown
A. y battistc for dresses.
Italian nct--green, jet, blue, black, pur-
pie, brown, &c.
Rose, straw,ight blue ,Acrophane grapes
Black Italian, gros de Nap, levsntine
Synchaw Silks.
Black Lace Wells.
Table linen of oil widths.
Irish Linens, German g. Russia diapers
Rouen Cassimeres, drilllngs, black last
ing, CrcassIans,
Superior Suspenders, Gloves, hosiery,
English ginghams Of fashionable style,
Fine white gauze flannel,
A great assortment Of muslin Capes and
Collars; fancy silk, gauae and barege hkfs
and Scarfs.
A great variety Of Combs. linen cambric
hdkfs. &c.
Large black, scarlet and white merino
Shawls Of a good quality and fashionable
borders, with a great variety of smaller
size, to be sold at New York prices. The
above with great variety Of other Goods
which are coming to hand almost daily from
New York, will be sold at very low prices
JOHN 4. TOWNSEND
NAV 81.
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Stone Cutting,
PHILIP STEVENS,

Informs his friends andths Public generally,
VNHAT he still carries on the STONE
4 CUTTING business in all it's svarious
branches, ut his yard, No. 222, North end
ofThamcs Street, whore he keeps con
stantly on hand GRAVE STONES of all
descriptions, os cheap os can be had in this
ur any neighboring State; and slate Grave
Stones cheaper, and ,rdrranted Goob!
lie regards not the falsehoods of idle
people from other places, who wish to car.
ry money ont oft the town.
N. B. All orders from the country strict.
y attended to.
Newport April l6, 1920,
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20 NY Il ~
THE saIPWRECKED sOLITARY'S

-
THE SHIPWRECKED SOLITARY'S
SONG:
TO THE sIGHT.
Thou. spir. Of the spangied night
WOO thee from the watch.tower high,
Where thoa dost sit to guido the bark
Oflonely mariner
The winds are whistling DER tho woods,
The distant main is moaning low:
Come let MS sit and weave a song
A melancholy song
Sweet is the scented gale Of morn,
And sweet tho noontidos fervid beam,
But sweeter far the solemn calm,
That marks thy mourniul reign.
I've pass'd here many a lonely year,
And never human voice have heard,
I've passd here many lonely year
A solitary man.
And ! have iinger'd in the shade,
From sultry moons 3 hot beam; and
Have knelt before my wicker door,
To sing my evening song.
And have hailed the gray morn high,
On the blue mountains misty brow,
And tried to tune my little reeu
To hymns of harmony.
put never could tune my reed,
At morn, or noon, or eve 40 sweet.
AS when upon the ocean shore,
| haild thy star beam mild.
The day spring brings not Joy to mo,
The noon il whispers not Of prnce:
But oh! whom darkness robes The heavens,
My woes are mixed with Joy.
And then talk and often think
Aerial voices answer me,
And OH am not thop alone
A solitary man.
md when the clustering winds
Howl in tho woods that clothe my cuvo,
/ lay mo on my lonely mat,
And pleasant are my dreams.
And Fancy gives me back my wife,
And Fancy gives me back my child
She gives me back my little home,
.7nd all its placid joys.
Then hateful is tho morning hour,
That calls me from the dream Of bliss,
To find mysplfsill alone, aud hear
Tho samo dull sounds again.
The dccptonod winds tho moaning sea,
Tho whispering of the bodDg trees,
The brooks etornal flow, and oft
The Conior's hollow scream.
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, oftoo great length to publish in an advertise
ment.
In the course ofthe past year,
| have in several csses, prescribed the T..
lixir Pectorale, and have been generally
pleased with its effects.--Judging from the
properties which enter into its composition,
believe il a valuable medicine, and par
ticularly so, in cases of protracted coughs,
depending upon irritation, KEEP. up by hab-
J il, which would, If not subdued, develope
tuburcuar liberation.
Having Just received commune alton
from distinguished individual on whose
yeraeity can with the utmost confidence
rely, it may subserve the interests of hu.
manity to quote his own words. lie says
of the Elixir Pecrora!e, 81 gave q vial Of
it to sister Of mine, who has had for a
long time severe pulmonary complaints,
especially q haYd cough, and sometimes
hemorrhage; she says she hos received
the most sensible and important benefit,
| and that she must have more of the Elixir
Another sister told me lately, that she was
seized last Spring with violeht infuen
"a, from which she was relieved to her rs.
tonSbment by the Elixir; so far ss have
known it tried, it has produced no bad ef.
iects subsequently. There is no quaskery
aobut it, az the author is a sober, wecprees
Physician, a man OF talents, who camtoer
this composition gradually, by his own
practice. ....
The writer Of the above extract is ex-
tensively known as a gentleman Of pro
found learning, and distinguished plety:
his opinion win induce me 10 persevere in
its use: the results of my future expert
ence shall with great pleasure commu-
nicate. JONAS UNDERWOOD. MD.
.7nderer, June 30, 1896.
A single dose is generally sufficient for
the cure ola 0mmon cold, and it has nerer
been known TO fail of giving perfect relief
in the most severe cases OF Asthma, or
Phtbisic, in one hour.
Full directions accompany ench bottle,
which are signed by the sole proprietor.
GEORGE WATTS"
Sold wholesale and retail by
=. :. TA-ES.
No. G5, Thames. street.
Where is kept general assortment of
Medicines. Dec. 4.
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ket
HE HAS FOR SALE,
A general assortment Of Drugs * MED
jCLhES, winch are az GOOD, as will be found
IT any other shop; aud at MODERATE prices.
0}-ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH
lie will attend as a DENrIsr.-Those who
have lost their Teeth, can be furnished with
ELEGANT ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which will be set on Gold, or otherwise, with
grout cxactncss, surprising in beauty their
former natural teeth; embracing the modern
improvements in the art
TEETH DREssEp, and ercry operation per
formed ON them, which their condition admits,
with great care and perfect safety. There is
no necessity for going to New York, Provi.
dcnce, or Boston for wha. can be got at home
of equat, if not cisuperior quality; and, at less
expense.
0Iln eiihor, or all tho above employmonts,
DR. JonSsoS respectfully solicits contnu-
ance of the patronage Of the Ladies and Gen
tlcmen of Newport, and those Of the adjoining
towns
UF'Those who have Teeth in n diseased
condition, should apply, before it is too late
for a remedy
Newport, Feb I2, 1920.
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A mechanic promised to do a piece Of
work for me at certain time called at
the tme--it was not done he had forgot
ten it, but promised 10 do it by ten o'clock
the next day; called sgain-it was not
done-"could not possibly get it done"
I discharged him, and left what he had
done towards il, on his hands. engaged
another mechanic to do the same piece Of
lit was not donc-I discharged him.
These mechanics had violated their word
disappointed mo, 10y which l sustained
loss in money and ,imc and lost custom
er--So much for ,oant Of Punciuaiiiy.
| went TO another mechanic--he promis-
cd to DO tho work at n certain timo-A called
for il at the time--t was ready for me.
This mechanic enjoyed the consciousness
Of having kept his word, performed his con-
tract nnd done justice to his customer, bv
which he secured, not only my work in fu.
ture, but my good will, which gained him
MANY more customers-So much for pune.
tiinRiy.
II is but ten years since the occurrence of
these things s,durne the interval have mark
cd the progress Of these three mechanics.
A crisis towards which the affairs Of all
three had been gradually approaching, has
just been reached. The two first have
lost their business, their little property has
been squandcred; they have lost their char.
acters, and their large and helpless famlies
are suffering for the necessaries Of life
If you would know their persons, seek for
them in the grog shop-their names, seek
for them in tho records of insolvency
The last has retired to a comfortable indie.
pendcncy to a large farm'-is blessed by
his family, admired by his friends, and pos.
sesses the good will Of ALL Bos. Pat.
a pig with two shouts, two tongues, and
three eyes, is mentioned in the Southern
papers. s.--Rather more than ga whole hog"
this.
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June IS.


TNllE unparalleled reputation of this
l. medicine is such, and It's pre- cminen nj
virtues are so well established. and so fully
acknowledged by an intelligent public thai
It ls scarcely necessary TO say any thing
further than that it is a .S0ue1 eign Remedy
in diseases Of the Liver, Debility resulting
from intemperance and dissipation; old and
inveteratc Ulcers, pains in the bones, at
tended with swe,llngs of the joints; indi
gestion, blotches OH the face, pimpIes, &c
Syphilis, Cutaneous diseases generally
and Teuer in particular, Mercurial and
Scrofulons complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cures per.
formed by tho Catholcon, have become SC
numerous, as TO preclude their insertion in
any new spsper, and has made it necessary
tor the proprietor TO print them in pam
phlet Of about 100 pnges. This will he
forwarded as soon as possible 10 the seye
raj Agents for gratuitous distribution, and
must. on perusnl, strengthen the good o.
pnion now entertained by the friends oI
this medicine, and disarm, as il is hoped
the prejudices Of those who view with dis
trust any medicine not known in what is
called Irregular practice" Fac is are stub
born things and cannot be gainsaid,
Al the earnest solicitation Of members
of the medica faculty and others who have
Witnessed the astonishing cures effected
by the use ofthe Vegetable Catholicon ,aht
vho are anxious that its benefits to man
lind mny be more widely ditfused, the pro
Erietor has consented to reduce the retail
Irice to TWO DOLLARS per bottle; ono
this will be done without in any way dete
riorating the quality of the medicine, Of
reducing the size Of The bottle.
For sale by
A. P. MOORE,
Market square, Newport, r. |.
May 81, 1890. eowlY
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Vegetable LithoMtriptic s
Specific Solvent
POWDERS.

"1IlS preparation is remedy FOR the
l. Gravel, and all its kindred complaints;
viz: Soreness Of kidnies; Chronic lnham-
nation on the urinary organs; difficulty of
Mcturition; bloody water; Stranguary,
and every species of gravel or stone in the
bladder. II is likewise one of the most ef-
iicient remedies for Dropsy, that has ever
been discovered; and on the principle thu,
tho immediate cause of the Dropsy, is a
diseased state the exhalants, and urna-
ry system.
So distressing are the complaints for
which this medicine is designed, and sc
dreadful and doubtful the application oi
the knife, that this LlTHONTRlPTIC
has been ordered from great distances
even from the East and West Indies, md
across the Atlantici and il is not known
that il has failed to give relief in single
in nstance.
The evidence in favor of its high salu.
tary powers, cannot be presented a, length,
but Few names are offered, of those who
have fully tested the virtues Of the compo-
stion.
Mr.. A. Davenport, Of Cam
bridge, had been severely afflicted with the
gravel for many ysars. He had resorted 10
the most eminent physicians, and visited all
the celebrated mineral waters, but tho disease
gradually increased, until, TO use his own Ian
guage, ''life was almost burthen"--He pur-
chased bottle Of the Lithontriptic, in Nov
1895. and a second, on the first Of January
following; on the morning of the 9th of the
same month, having tsken large dose the oi
vening preceding, he voded large quantity ol
gravel one Of which stones weighed forty
grains. The last information from this man
was, that he enjoyed good health, and felt We
ry little Of his former obstinate and exrruciat
ing difficulty.
The directions to the genuine Iithontriptc
are signed BY the sole proprietor, "JNo. GROIN
Bic"
The subscriber has received
The most happy effect from the use of one bot
tie of Vegetable Lithontriptic and Solven,
powders. lie has been afflicted for some time
past, with the gravel, which had induced
great debility and distress He followed the
advice ofthc most celebrated phy yscians with
out the least benefit, and, as q last resort
made use Of the above medicine, which i'm
mediattly and WhOlly removed the complaint
He would most strongly recommend this me.
dicine TO those who are suffering from similar
complaints. (Signed) JONAS STONE,
.7shfeld Jun. :, 1o26.
THE subscriber, resident oftbe city of Bos
ton, has been for seven years, sorely afflicted
with the gravel, which complaint was fre.
quently so severe, as to incapactate him from
labor, 10. months together He has taken the
advice Of the most celebrated physicians, and
peTsevered in their prescriptions, but the
complaint increased in severity, until he
made trial ofthe Vegetable Liihon,rIptic and
Solvent Powder, in July last. From the use
of this medicine, he has received the most
salu,ary and unexpected operation, as it has
improved the state of his health, and cffectu-
ally dissolved the gravel into such minute
particles, that they have passed off without
difficulty. Signed, C.4LTIN Lane.
Boston, Dec. 1s25.
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ITALIAN LOTION, or
Tincture of Pearls,
LOR improving, preserving and beau.
II tifyng The complexion.

TNOR improving, preserving and beau.
IL tifying The complexion.
This admirable compohnd has stood the best
OF all tests (that Of expeIience) and proved it.
self the most efiectual and valuable cosmetic
vet discovered, for removing pmples, spots,
freckles, redness of the skin, and all GUAM
eous eloptions, importing to the skin the most
Gelicate fairness. In case of scrofuln, salt
rheum, and various other humots, il has been
used with peculiar success Gentlemen
whose faces are rendered tender by shaving,
will find it excellent beyond precedent, for a.
meioratng and removing the unpleasant
harshncss caused by the operation. Those
persons whose avocations expose them TO in
tense solar heat and severe winds, will find
that an occasional application Of This valuable
compound will afford the most soothing relief
as il removes the unpleasant sensation caused
by either. IL has not been deemed requisite 70
offer long recapitulation Of its many virtues
as its admirable properties are too well known
and too Justly appreciated 10 require il. But
as there are many vile and spurious cosnet-
les offered TO the public, as possessing virtues
Of vital Importance, IL may not be Useless 10
remark that the 'ltalinn Lotion has been used
by thousands, both in Europe and America,
with entire success, and far exceeding their
antcip ations. II not only renders the skin
beautiful, soft and clear, but by repeated sp.
plicalions IL promotes a general exercise OF
those important functions of the skin, which
are of primary Importance TO those who wish
TO attain and preserve beautiful complexion,
and docs not contain any Of those pernicious
ingredients, which are The basis Of most cos-
metcs now i'm use. Certificates Of its COM
pleio efficacy can be shown 10 any who wish
either in English, French, Spanish, or Italian,
For sale by ). J. FALES.
may 9th, 1899.
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Life ofColumbus, abridged by Washing
ton Irving, vol.
Letters from the Eogean, by Thomae z.
merson, esq, vol.
The Last of the plantageretts, ! vol.
l2 years military adventures, g vol.
Memoir Of Doct John Mason Good, ] vol.
Memoir Of mrs. Sarah Huntington, / vol
Received by WIN. CALLAHAN.
June Ia.
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-Eirir PecfOraIe.
Vegetable Pectoral EliNir

TNIlE discovery Of this inestimable ELIx.
Il IR. was the result of ten years close
study, in order 10 discover the causes
symptoms, and cure, of all those formida
BILE diseases that prey upon The organs of
thc chest; namely, Consumption, Asthma
Catarrh; Colds, and every species Of op-
preston at the chest. I'm oil cases where
this Elixir has been duly administered, its
astonishing efficacy over every other arti
Gle heretofore offered to the public, con.
vincing the most incredulous, that Con.
sumption is Not heurdbls, if properly al
tended 10.
Although the superior virtues OF this
Elixir, are extensively known. and its qua.
ltics highly approved by the most respec-
table Of the Medical Faculty, few certif-
Gates are added for the satisfaction of those
who may be afflicted with those diseases
for which it is designed.
The undersigned takes plea
sure in mentioning the very prompt and
essential relief which he experienced in a
severe attack on the lungs, in December
and January last. from the use of the Elk.
ir Pcctorale; and cheerfully testifies. that
in his opinion, il is most beneficial medi-
cine in Pulmonary complaints, violent colds,
or settled coughs, and earnestly recon-
mends the Elixir TO all who are suffering
under Affections Of this kind.
+. A. STRALE.
Theological Seminary, .iHdOrer,
Mass juno 30, lso6
The following is extracted from, and is the
substance ofa communication received from
distinguished physician. ihc original beng
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DRUGGIST and .4POTHEC.4RY,
NEWPORT

NEWPORT,
And oy Druggists Generally.
S. w. V. reminds his friends and the
public, that he is constantly receiving fresh
supplies Of all kinds ofM Medicines and Drugs
selected with care and prepared with ac-
curacy. Jan. /, 1929 -5n.
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Feather Beds and
Feathers.

AE.aA.EA.A EAs.NTH0
X EEPS constantly OF hand at No 9,
IN Charles. street, n quantity of best
live Geese and Fowl Feathers. and Fcath
or beds, from The first quality to the lowest
priced also, an assortment of mattresses, Of
al kinds. MAY IL, Ie2Q--ly.
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Crockerv e. Glass ware.

Liverpool q Carton Earthen Ware,
English g. American Glass do.
A n extensive assortment of the above
4 n Just received, g. rcpacked in lots to
suit purchasers, at prices much lower than
New York, Boston, or Providence, consist.
ing of
! bIur pkfsrfp.
Dishes, No to Is inch, plates, twiders, muf.
fms
Bowls, l2s, 24s, 3os. Jugs, 3s, As, Gs, l2s,
] 2is, and Ns
Baisons, Is, 6s Ewers, do do.
Chambers, Is, Gs. Covers, do. do.
| Salads, round square, and seoloped
| Vegetables, with covers. Pickle leaves,
Fruit baskets and stands. Sauce toureons
complete.
Cheese trays, Nappecs, 4 brush trays.
Coffee pots, tea pots, sugars, creams,
Teas, handled, and coffees, DO.
pLrE aSb WHITE COLD BoRpERrD CHINA.
handled.
Tea plates, assorted sizes, &c.
BLUE AND GREEN EDGED.
Dishes, 10 TO Is inches Plates, twifiors,
and mullins.
Salads, oval and scollopcd pickle leaves.
Jugs, Us. Boats, DC. &c.
ENAMELLEU.
Tea pots, sugars, creams, and teas,
Chambers, baisons, bowls & Jugs.
c. coLoURrD.
Dishes, g TO 20 inch. Plates, twiflers, and
suppers.
Baisons, Is, 6s, o. Chambers, do. do. do.
Bowls, I2s, 2is, and 30s. Coffee pots, urns.
Toast dishes, beaumaugc moulds, n mugs.
Jugs 4s, Us, l2s. 24s, & bakers.
q L A S s.
DEeAsrrRs--gts. heavy cut, hutcd, finger,
and comet.
Do do. do. do. do hall top
DO. do. do diamond & glory.
DO. do. plain, common, huted N
ground stops.
Do. pts and halfpts.
Do engraved, labelled moulded, and let.
tered
TusnIERs--qt pt. half pt. and gill, flint and
tale.
WISrs--h hu,ed, finger diamond, fan and glo.
ry, cut, ground, rough and plain, fin, and tale
GFOrders from the country promptly
attended 10.
Archibald M,y'rO.
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DR.. THAYER'S
pin Cathohcon,

A HIGHLY APPROVED
UNIVERSAL FAMILY MEDICINE.
TIIESE Pills cleanse the stomach and
l. bowels; restore lost or depraved ap.
petite; correct bilious disorders; and are
an almost certain remedy for common colds,
headache, collie, dysenlary, and any dlsor.
ders in which physic is needful.
They are highly recommend
ed by physicians, and others who are &C
quainted with their mild and pleasant ope.
ration, as a preventive of fevers, if taken
freely in their commencemcnt:--and may
be continued as physic through every stage
Of bilious or typhus levers.
Each box is accompanied
with directions for using; and recommen
datons from the valuable part Of society.
And they are perfectly safe for women and
children in all conditions.
G}eNonc are genuine, unless number
ed and signed by IS. w. THAYER."
FOR SALE BY
J. }. Fal.ES,
No. 65, Thames. street.
Also sold by S. ". VLNSO.N, a. p,
MOORE, and by The Druggists generally
Newport, Dec. %, 1929.