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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-10

IN General HSsem6ly, Oct. Session, 1880.
AN ACT to suspend proceedings on pc
iifIons for the benefit Of tho act cnti-
lied "An nc, for the relief of Insolycnt
Dcbtors.,'
Br II HcnGc'cG, Sc. That all proceedings
on petitions for the lcnciit ofthc act cntI-
tied can act for the relief Of iusolvcnt
ncbtors," DO and the same arc hereby
suspended Until tho rising Of this Assem-
bly, at the next scssion; provided, how
ever, that thc Supreme Judicia! Court
be, and they arc authorised, IN !heir dis
crction, TO continue such petitions now
poniln", and 10 stay procee dings against
the persons Of petitioners, in the same
manncr rs ifthis act had not been passed.
Az ACT explanatory and in amcnd-
mcnt 0ran act entitled "hn nc; to pre-
vent Gaul in Tire Wood and Char
coal, exposed for sale"
SEC. /. Ee II cacied Sc. That all
baskets used and in measuring Charcoal
brought into any toHn IN this state for
sale, shall hc Of the following Dimensions
10 wit; rinctecn inches IN breadth IN ev-
cry part thereof, and seventeen and one
hal' inches deep measuring from tie
highest part Of the bottom Of III, basket,
perpcnGicularlv TO level with the Top of
the bas!c.; and The. The basket shall be
well hcGpcd, and also sealed by the seal
rr Cf weights and mcasurcs OF the town
where ;hC person 50 using the same shall
usually reside, or Of the town where such
coal sAall Ec SO measured for sale. And
every person who shnIl measute charcoal
Offered for sale. in any hastc; OF Other di-
iica;ions than as aforesaid, or n,i sealed
rs aforcea;d' shall forfeit and pay u,iy
cents a. the use oi the poor Of tho town
Tor sale And every person who shall
mCaSur. charcoal offered inr sale, in any
basket other dimensions than IS aiore-
saiO, a.. . sealed ~ G.oresaid, shall for
felt and pay fifty cents, 10 the ua" Of thc
poor of tie town where such coal shall
be so measured for sale; and such bas-
kct sha! be forfeited
Src.2. .H0d b. II tiHThcr enacted, hat
the third section Of The rct Of which this
Is in explanation and amendment, be and
the same is hcrcb" rcpc aied.
An ACT to suspend the operation OF an
Act IN rcia''oh I'd INC 'f'F'ueh'c all"
iaw'"cNe' turnpike I"rpofalon'
b' Il rTdc'r" &c. 'ha' 'nc ac' passed
at inc Junc session oi '"c hchcfai As
r.'h,,''J' ". ~ i"''' ''''''i'" a" go III
i"r''''' a"',i''' 40 Il" "C' ''''''''' az
ac' 20 cs,"o!'Sh 'Ae iro''ocicc an" raw
''""'' 'u'n'''No '"rP''"'!oh' "c, ana
''' s"'''c - ''L.Dy EpS''""'u' ''h''i tic
i"''hcr oTocF Oh 'he Ich"fai Assembly,
AN ACT 10 amend the act to prevent
I;ors ord rco. ronIo from ro;nr ot
,,., :, n,o .o...,, .c,,-,.,,,,..
Ia III '''' w." =" W " '''''''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-10

(who, it is probably, will meet with more
sympathy and even respect in his exile
than Charles \, will positively take up
his residence in Lcghorn. His agent
there has purchased two houses for him
self and suite, and we daily expect his
arrival"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-10
DE ATE

In BRISTOL, on Saturday morning last, Mr.. Ben
jamin Wilcox, formerly of this town aged 7s
years-a brave Officer ofthe Revolutionary War
In Providence, on Saturday morning last Miss
Eliza olncy, daughter Of the late Capt. Henry
Olney, aged q years.
In Tivcr'on' on Monday last, iir. William Hall
..awion, son OF Capt. George Lawton, in 18th
year OF lis age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-10
aSSiG.NT.E'S No YiCE.

a Y the .Novcmhrr term Of tie supreme Judi.
u cal Count. holden at .Ncvuod 1880, the
undersigned WAS appointed y, sa.d Court Assignee
ol the property AID estates of Henry IcN a'd
John Cannon. both of Newport. 10 said county,
six months was allowed hN SAID 'cut FOR the cr"-
,iors of the sad Tcw and Cannon, to bring IN
nul prove 'hnjr ~a1..',. rai"g '""y ere '..r-
lnr" hrrchy notified - To- prescott and prove thrlr
claims. or the, VIII be excluded from an, dNi-
drnc Of sad 1cws or Cannon effects
Y. TRrvrrr, Assignee.
.-.--ta -.t-S",
,/~I,ci1hhl0o = M/DJ D3I4i
respectfully soiiciied.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-10

hoon snokon oc far th;s n;ss;nn ' ''''
Wc once sont , m;n;s,or or,o E.,,oo u,ho
WINS dc,r who did mo, eno,L Eronoh
Madam do Stocl called L;n, tho Jonr
oud d,uub ,o;,,isicy-U s Gn.
/
c;Jont which docs honor - Lo coi;ans
oc,bc nrcscnt Kinc or France yyb;Io
rcs;d;ny in ph;lodoInh;o no rooo;vod
c;v;l;t;cs from tho loto Mr W;ll;,r ond
rumor saws bc addressed ono ~ b;s
douchlcrs w;,hout succrse rrandson
Of Air W,lIinp bc;nr i, por;g Ju,;,o
,hc Io,o c,c,ts I Iou;s pb;l;n rn, orI, ,n2
coouiycd him hut insisted nn his nal. ;,o
the poIois Rovol HE rcs;donco whore
Lc NOW constitutes ono or,ho ,,c,nhors of
the iamily--.N Y .,I,,. .2u,
/. BrENos hiRES.-h letter from !ucn-
os AyrcS, dated Sept ,, received in this
city, (says the phlladclphia Gazette
states that "a conspiracy against the
eNisiinG Govcrnmcnt"a discovered, and
day arrcytcd.o
/, r, w.,
~, ''',"''' '"'''' ""","' ~ ''', ; "'''t'
I"'''''''' '."''H "i"' '"'H" ''"'t
Wy" r''P%,,"S ,o' ''' P'n''' ''''"'',
VI ,'c ,".' III '',,""E' ~, '''"'"'."
n" i"" '''-'''c" '''S'"''''' We" N"o"n III
''''S ''"'''!
The number OF sick who have come to-
Marscillcs from hlgicrs is about 5000,
and 1000 more are expected. Three,
hundred, who have had limbs amputatcd,
are expected from Mahon. They are
said to be perfectly restored, but this is
not the case with the conyalcsccnt who
are leaving the Marscilcs hospital. A
letter from Toulon, of the Ist inst states
that the convalcsccnt who had been re-
moved TO that town, excite the greatest
commissoration by their week state of
health. At Marscillcs from II toI3 die
every day: on some days the number of
those who died amounted to so. A fiji
gaze Which was ohly i"'Ir days IN coming
over from me coast oi h'f'cn, TIRE" Tor
y ocau ih'o INC sea curing hcr passage
ToIIovro,d wo. horn !, p,r;s IN ,-5l
His nnno;n,mont nc onh,.sodor ,o Emo
land hos onco.;nroL con,rov,rs,, :,
Paris, in which none Of his SINS have
Deoh o'r''''"'"' N", % ms a'I''r,'.
, a",u" , ,,., '.,''L'", L ,"' - ''','"
rcnort which :, frankly stated to JorisI
- ''i' '.'c ""Pl'ra''e S''n"ioh OF ,n'
"'"s s"c',, 'n io''' ,''' Nv '.,,?i''" '"'
pos, o' 1h'l,,'or o' 'or''"h N''i,S 'a'h-
or 'l'"h sig" 'he o,S'"'"'"''''',.", - "' / rance
''o Una, AZ inc congress o' ''h''' h'
S"a'"co hor interests VIII" 'i' Sfca'rS'
'"u'cSS' Mhen S'c was 'anI"'Hh'"' ,"
"orc''S INC @oN''ai merits o' '''c ''ch,
P"''''nh' lew o"yS n9'' we P''r''"'"
"P'', III, '','N '',o III, ms
"' , ""':" "' T,,I, III :" ~, ',s W." "a,I ="
,:"o' ''''i' I, - ""'i .",',' n"e ,,'so"
~, 'o''','y py'' '''"' ~, "' ,'.u '.'"
V,y',','y W., '''' anu 'N' '"'''' ~ ,"''''
''''' \''"''
The New Orleans Mercantile hdycr-'
tiscr states that duel was fought on the
| lth u!.. which resulted i'll the death Of,
ono Of the comba'an's. The origin Of,
tho duel was Il quarrel about horse race
for five dollars!
, yyo oro ,orn,;,,oJ ., ,,,o, ,ho c,uo,,;,o
'"''"'' nom " ''''' "''''" ~ "S''''''-
man at St. fctcrSburSh, to hls Tread III
,his city.
:
'"nh H. - inc greatest c"r''S'y
a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-10
AUCTION.

.nN Monday the 29th Nov. 1880. at II o.
" clock, A. Nj. will be sold at public auction,
Oh the premises, all the right, title, and interest,
Of the proprietor of the Lons-Wharf in and to
three valuable lots on said Wharf, to wit, the
lot formerly leased TO T.. Covell, the lot next east
of John J. hllan's, Store, and the lot formerly oc-
cupied by VIM. White. Now is the time to pro-
cure an interest in that valuable property ths
Long WharC-JOSEPII sOUTIlWlCK,
JOHN J. ALLAN, Com.
T. TREVETr,
nov. 10 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-10
Ry lis Exccllcncy JAMES FENNER
Governor, Captain General, and Com
mandcr-in- { Chicfoflhc State ofEhodc-
Island and Providence Plantations.
4 PItOtLtN NATION

\ PRCtEA VI ALTON.
WHEREAS the General Assembly
oi the state a.orcsaid, on tho twenty
ninth day of October last, passed the fol-
lowing resolution, to wit:
Ioid ard RcSo!r-d, That Thursday,
the twcnty-illh day of November next.
he and is hereby set apart as day oi
Public Thanksgiving and Praise to NJ
mighty God; aud that his ENccIIcmcy
the Governor. be, and he j. hereby re-
qucstcd. to issue his Proclamation ac-
.coidingIy.
do, therefore, pursuant TO the ahov"
rccitcd resolution, issue tins, my ir'r,H-
nation. - walc known the siuc, To-,
ih .. q d. e. o! th.5 state may con
ioiu iJ, .,
Given ndcr my hand, and the seal
of a. S'n'" nt Providence, this
thlrd Gay cf Noycmbcr, in the
year ol our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and thirty, and OF
Independence the fity-lith.
JAMES FENNER.
By His Exccllcncy's command,
IL BowIN, Sec.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-10
sIs NCTIGE.-na

s.. EhLED PROPOSALS for Boarding
- tI'c POOR at the .Nt,cport .fsylum for
three years from the 2ail Of March nsxt:-or for
Looping tie same at a yearly salary, will be re-
cciyri 10y the Commissioners until the Is, Of De-
cruher. Persons disposed 10 contract may earn
the condilIoas by applying 10
JriiN Y. NAEINETT, or
GEORGE BOWEN.
Newport, nov. 9, 1890
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-10
.RD.NLNIS TRAITORS NOTICE

TEyIlN Hon. Cour, Of Probate Of tho town Of
" Midilctown having appointed the subscriber
Administrator DC honis ron with the " i'll annex
cd, on the estate of
WILLIAM Drown,
lat, of ,iiddlciovn. dcc.--No'icc is hereby givcp
20 all persons indebted 10 make immediate pay
mon aud all persons having demands against said
estate toprescni the same for settlement.
Gro. &. SHAw, .7dm'r.
Newport, Sept %, 1890.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED.
Brig Sampson, Purkis, Havana
CLEARED
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Slcop Splendid Road, New York; Drq i'cnry.
l'url, h"wbem; !. &. schooncr Columbus,
Maxwell Warren; Entered hpprcnricc Sininous.
Elizabeth City; NC.
f,sss-cEsrz.- -y,z-,-yx7-r--
EDHOPO>AkS by MARY R,K>gr.
for publishing or the first Day of
November nest, and on tie BEGINNING
OF every month thereafter, ia ;hc CITY OF
! Baltimore, "A new periodical work to be
entitled the NATIONAL. MAGA-
XINE; CT LANiES EMPORIUM.
The intended work will be gcueral,y
literary, anh occa8ionaliy political The
literary department. shall be conducted
IN manner not inferior to that of the
best periodicals in thc country--in the
several departments Of prose and verse,
and their subdivisions iu;o narratives;
sentimental aud dilactc conpositions,
original or selected. Nor, al hough is
general head ac literature, shall the lu-
cubrations Of science, in aIy of ILL., bran
chcs, be neglected, whcn they shall he
offered for publ .cat!on in the National
Magazine.
In the struggle which is now gong on
between civil li5cr;y and wild an1rchy,
under the gnrb Of democracy, size Will
sometimes raise her feeble voice; not aa
a disprtant in the arena # party, bui rs
an advocate for certain great prince; plcs
which il MAJ become E"r Sex and cordi-
ton To facla lively and dep interest in
maintaining, tacsc times or miscal'"d
"rcformaiion. Asa victim o. "pro-..
scription,' ahc has suffered too much,
and knows too n,uch, to permit her en-
tire silence. Upon tina; subject she
cannot avoid speaking fnclingl"--shc
will try, however, 10 sneak a.scro,Ny.
If there are any who would still irown
upon his last struggle Of n mother Cor
her family, they are at liberty TO with
hold their support-A Daughter of the
ncyomtion, and the grand-chlldtcn ot
Revolutionary Heroes, will perish ere
they beg in the land where they should
live in honour.
This work viii be compri 'cd in eighty
octave pages, on Hnc paper, IL new tyPa,
hand mcIy stitched, and coiourcd COW
crs making two handsome yolGmcs Il
year.
TaRHs.-'i'hc annual subscription viii
be Five Dollars payable in advance, or
on delivery Of the second number, at the
pleasure Of individuals.
All subscriptions remaining unpaid ut
the end of'hc year TO be discontinued.
/ kN,r e,prlr ,p,,l,Cr = co,,..
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C0GmENG STOVES.

- = ilVON HALL. has just received from New
d. \ o-',, and keeps constantly on hand, Post
cy's improved cooking stoves. Postley Franklin
toycs. No. |. ." < . BoN stoves, new and So.
cond haud-A.o two NJ. ,, Postey squa'o
stoves.
Oct q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-10

Was received by the Foston Wagon on Saturday
Ociol er 30. by
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STATE OF RHODE-IsLAND, sc.

IN General assembly, Oct. Session, 1880.
AN ACT to suspend proceedings on'p pc
iltions for the benefit of tho act cnti-
tied "An net for the relief Of Insolvcnt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14

There has been brought 10 Philadelphis
from Paris new musica instrument recently
invented in Switzerland, and called Harmon
lea. II is delightfully."- sweet and exact, and
may be played with ease, and carried in tho
pocket The price is three dollars and half
Tho Negroes imported at Rio Janeiro in
1923, were 46, l60-Deaths among them
$500.
The number of arrivals at Boston from
foreign ports in the year 1899, was 663.
The number Of arrivals at Philade lphia
from foreign ports in 1929, was 374. Of
these 346 were Americans.
The Legislature of Georgia has termi-
naicl session after passing I70 laws.
One ofwhich annexes the Cherokee Lands
TO certain Counties ofthe State. The Le.
gislature also passed 79 Resolutions.
Cadwollader ID. Golden has been nom
mated as the Anti Masonic Candidate for
Governor ofthe State of N. York.
We understand that the Board of Off
GERS for the examination Of Midshipmen,
consisting Of Com. STEWART, President;
and Captains G. RopGERs, READ, DALLAS
and NICHOLSON, will assemble for that
purpose, in this city, on Monday next.
National Journal 5th.
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Arrangement for JaMua-
Wy, 1880.
.NEw YORK AND RHODE ISLAND

NEW YORK AND RHODE, ISLAND
S7,E.4M PACKET,
For New York from Providencs, touching
at Newport.
Fare from .Nsrpcri to .Nsis FORK 50 and
found,
The b. Franklin, captain r. s. Bunker
leaves Providence Jan. 8, IA, is, %, %,
at l2 NJ. g
Leaves New York Jan.7, 10, l6, 81, &c,
30, at Arm.
The II. +. will touch at the Long wharf
Newport, to receive and land passengers
Stages will be in readiness upon her srri.
val to forward passengers to New Bedford,
Sandwich, &c.
p Coaches also in waiting to convey pas
vicinity. 9a g.
Freight taken en- customary conditions.
January Ii, 1880.
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Groton Monument Lot. class Q,
ir Draws To morrow, ,...s
$4,000 highest prize,
Tickets S5-parts in proportion.
; Maine State Lottery, no. 12,
Draws on Monday next,
Highest prize 5000 dollars,
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
Con. Grand State Lott. 3 Elk.
Draws next Tuesday, ~
$4,000 highest prize,
Tickets 81 parts in proportion.
DR8W.v NUMBERS,
In the Consolidated Grand State, 9 Ex.
Is II 60 50 27 55 9 SO 2
Maine State Lottery, no. II,
10 4S "a II 46 81 10 33 90
Connecticut Lottery, no q,
"a 26 o .t
Tickets in all the domestic lotteries, to
be had at this Office where a number oi
handsome prizes have been sold.
j. c. SHAW.
Ian IA
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Groton Monument, class 2,

Groton Monument, class 2,
Draws To morrow,
$4,000 dollars highest prize,
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
Maine State Lottery, no. l2,
Draws January lS,
Highest prize, 5000 dollars.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion,
Con. Grand State Lott. 8 Ex.
Draws next Tuesday.
Highest prize 1000 dollars,
2 prizes of 1000 dollars, &c.
Tickets only 81, parts In proportion.
DRAWN NUMBERS
In the Consol'd. Grand State, no. 9, Elk.
l6 III 60 50 "a 55 8 SO 2
Maine State Lottery, no. IL,
10 46 81 III 40 81 Is 33 90
Connecticut Lottery no 81,
"a 26 8
Combination S 46 AZ in II. I. Consolid.
Lottery, no rs, came up prize Of $3.50
and was sold at this Office in quarter tic.
s.. SAEccNE.
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GMrIp 1fIWS>
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Sloop Splendid, Read, New York,
Schooner Jane, Marshall, HAVANA.
Brig Belvidere, Smith, NewYork.
CLEARED,
Sloop Splendid, Read, Providence.
S'oop Collector, Heath, Philadelphia
Schooner M,nos, Dennis, Havana.
Schooner Hiram, Spencer, NowOrleans
.. .4RRIVED,
~ FRIDAV. ian. s.
Schr. Enterprise, Burt, froua Elizabeth
City, for Berklcy.
Schr. Jane, Marshall, II days from Ia
vana.
Schr. Emelinc, ,Coggeshsll, from Bristol.
Brig Belydcre, Smith, from New York.
..... SATURDAY.
Sloop Friendship, Ellsbrcy. from Troy.
Sloop Almira, Brightman, from Troy.
SUNDAY s-
Schr. Penguin, Walton, from Norfolk,
for Providence.
MONDAY
Schr. Enterprise, Bart, from Somerset
for New Bedford.
Schr. Abigail, Ellwell, from Boston for
Baltimore.
Schr. Hiram, Spencer, East Greenwich
for N. Orleans.
+l TUESDAY
Schr. Comet, Brayion, from Wilmington.
Schr. Only Son, Crowcll, from Provi-
dence for Yarmoutb!
Sloop Alice, Brghtman, from Troy.
WEDNESDAY
Sehr. Messenger, Kelly, from Philadcl-
phia, for Providence.
MEN OR.4.VDA
Tho Whale Ship Erie, Adams, Of this port
was spoken in the Pacific Ocean, July 9th
having I60 bbls, Oil.
Up at Now York, Ship Newport, Vaughan
for Hamburgh.
Al Charleston Dec. Oath, Seh'r William
Southwick, from ST. Augustine.
CHARLESTON, DEC. 2Sth.--SnrwREcKs-
The pilot boat Washington, boarded yestcr,
day off the Bar tho British schr Bahamian, 3
days from Nassau, N. p. and took from her
Capt. Dayton and crew Of Brig Baltic from
Newport for New Orleans. wrecked ith inst
on Eleuthcra-- part Of the cargo and materials
sived, carried 10 Nassau and sold Also, Mr..
Rousms Micro, mate of the scbr. Hardy, from
Mancnella, (Cuba) for Boston, wrecked on
Eleu,hera Ia inst-cruw and part Of the yes
sells materials saved, and carried to Nassau;
vessel entirely lost
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NOTICE.

The subscriber, lately from Philadelphia,
Il informs the public, that he intends
commencing school on the Isl of Feb.
next, at Mr.. Wiibur's school room, Spring.
street.
Terms Of Tuition are as follows, viz: for
Orthography, Reading, Penmanship, Arith
metic, Book keeping, Geography, English
Grammar, History, Stenography, and the
Latin and German Languages, 90, 50 per
quarter in advance, or 81 at the end Of The
term.-Stationary e. fuel included.
Refer to Mr. Guild, teacher Of the public
school. MiIl.street
Jan. 4I,IS3O JOHN ERHARDT.
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Newport Bank.

"A T a meeting Of the Stockholders Of
IA tho Newport Bank, on "Wednesday.
the 9th instant. the following named per-
sons were chosen Directors for the year
ensuing:-Samuel Vernon, John Slocum,
VIM. s. N. Allan, John Williams, Simon
Newton, William Vernon, Isaish h Crooker,
Jun. WIN. S. Nichols, and Stephen D. Cor
nell.
And at subsequent meeting OF said Di-
rectors on the same day, SAMUEL yER-
NON was chosen President. ~ ,5 sat 's.
j. WILLIAMS Jr. Cashr.
Newport, Jan. z, 1880.
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MARRIED

At Portsmouth, on the 24th ult. by the Rev.
Mr.. EDDY, Capt. Parker Lawton TO Miss Han.
nah 7. Sisson, both Of that place
At Bristol on the 3lst ult. Mr.. George Will.
kinson, of Pawtuckct. To Miss Sarah DIV of,
daughter Of Levi ID Wolf Esq.
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DIED

On Saturday morning las', Mrs Maria
Brown, wife of MIR. Joseph Metoalfe Brown,
aged 36 years.
At New York on the 9th inst Of scarlet
fcver. James Augustus. only son ofMr. Ezra
&. Read, md grandchild of Mr. Richard Simp
son of this town, aged years and 6 months
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DIR. DavenpOrt's
BILIOUS Pills.

THESE Pills ara Justly esteemed for thsff
Il easy operation and good effects us mild;
safe, and sovereign remedy for Billions Feversj
Pains In tho head, stomach, and bowels, jatsnl
dice aud scurvy,- piles, rheumatism, infamas
ton OF the eyes, female complaints, acid stopis
aehs, Indigestion, worms, eruptions on th5
skin, dysentery, bilious cholc, dizziness, and
headache. They are likewise an antidot6 a.
gainst infectious diseases, removing obstruoi
tions OF every kindly dssolving aud disthargs
lng the morbid matter, helping digestion, reS
storing host appetite, and suro relief for cosl
tive habits. They are so accommodated 80
all ages, seasons and hours, that they may be
taken IN winter or summer, at any timo Of
the day, without regard 10 diet or hindranos
OF business. Their operations is so gcfitlo,
pleasant, and efteciual, that BY experience thSv
are found 10 exceed any other physic bereto4
fore offered TO tho public. Those who ara
travelling by sea or land,will find them great
preservation from the diseases Of foreign ella
mates. -,t
From tho numerous certificates which
might be used, the proprietors will mako uso
of the following only, from the Hon Phineas
Allen. of Pittsfod, Mass.
"Nr. Danieii..-l have made us6 Of various
kinds of Bilious Pills in my family, and hes.
tate not to say, that DR. Davenport's are ths
best Family Medicine ever used
"Pi,.sfold, Mass. 1922"
D.7VENPORT'S CELEBRATED
EYE WA7ER,
which needs only to be used 10 be hipbIy ma
proved Of for all sorts Of weak and soro eyes.
WJiE.1TO.v'S ITCH OLv7WE.NT
The character Of this ointment is so we'll
established ns TO need no recommendation.
for being pleasant, safe and sure remedy FOR
that loa,hsome disease. Ii Is also cure for
other cruptions of tho skin, particularly for
tho salt rhcum and childblains Price 81 ~
cents.
E.9TO.V'SJ3U.N'DICE BI7'7,EP.S.
which havo been proved by thousa nds 10 be so
emincntly useful in removing all Jaundico n
Bilious complaints,
Prepared by J. Doniell; in Dodha,n, Mass.
according to the original improved receipt fof
tho bitters formerly prepared by j. Wheaton,
the Patentee, who has Tcinquishod the bust,
ness.
In future no box will DO genuine unless !.
ID is stamped on the lid, and directions sign.
ed by J. Daniel, and q wrapper ON the outside
10 that eilcct
CApr'os.--As there hss boon somc attempt
TO initiate tho above Bittors, probably not far
from this city, and oIIcr them to the public al
genuine, II probably would DO we'll to observe
the above.
fresh supply ofthe ahovo medicine Is iust
received and for sale in Newport, by s. W.
Vinson,J. Falos, II II. Hazard, A, r. Moore.
and james aylor-.in Bristol,by l.. w. Briggs,
and Doct johnson, i'm Warren, by J. vii.
liams, T.. +. Moore, and A. Dnrr,--in Proyi.
dcnce by all tho druggists, and also in Boston,
and throughout the United Suites.
NJ.
NOV. o. Io2Y. [copIyJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
Notice.
EIlery Il Hazard.

D EQUEST all those indebted 10 them
Ae by Note or Book Account to make
payment previous 10 the Goth inst. or their
demands will be placed into the hands Of
an Attorney for collection--and likewise
request all who have demands against said
Firm to present tho same for adjustment.
Jan 7, 1890