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REMEDY FOR
RH h. u M ATS nj.

THE excrucia'ing pain--the decrepitude
4 und defsum'iy, and the premsture old
sg~. which are the usual attendants of this
disorder. are suffered by many from despair
of cure, or disappointment in the efficacy
of the numerous pretended antidotes used ia
effect this purpose. But those who hsv"
made . far trial OF
DIR. JEBB'S CELEBRA.
TED LINlMENT.
even in cases Of long stsnding. and of the
.post severe character. have received certsir
relief, aud many have been cured in . few
days, some in "a hours ~ q number OF pet
sous IN Boston and vicinity, VIII" were for
merly afflicted Sith the Rheumatism. have
very fully testified. CertIhcs,cs are IN the
possession Of the Proprietor, proving the
most thorough aud surprising cures by means
of this powerful Linimenf, IN cases where
other approved applications had utterly failed.
The L,nment ,s also used with success for
Bruises. Sprains. Nnmbncss, St'ffness Of the
Joints. ChllblaIns, &c.
Price, so cts, q bottle.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP.

CO-PARTNERSHlP.
~ w. LAW ron would scquaint his
II. friends that he has formed connex,on
in business with
WIN. G.. COZZENS,
and by him 1t will be conducted st his pres
ent stand under the firm of
VIM. G.. COZZENS & co.
who will commence tins day TUESDAY Sept.
25,/ with q very large assortment VI Dry
Goods To which c0nstsnt addit,ons Of cvery
article IN request will continue To be made
--this stock mas been subjected to thorough
rcvision and every article without regard 10
cost has been reduced 80 ss To DO decidedly
cheap and worthy the attention of purchasers
Sept. 25, 1882.
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rDY s p f. p STA,
ORINDIC ESTION.


or long standing, and of the most obs'i-
" nate character. has been Immediately
relieved, and often permanently cured. in a
variety Of cases that have occurred in Boston
and vicinity. by using for a shor, time
DIR RELIES vEGETA BILE SPECIFIC
ANTI BILIOUS PILLS,
both Of which are tn be taken Together. &C.
cording to voimobie. plain and practical diree.
tions accompanying the SPacific. Price So
cts. each.
None are genuine unless signed on
the outside printed rapper. by the sole pro
pri.for, II. KIDDER. immediaie successor to
the late DR.. w. II. CoNwAY. For saIe at
his Counting Room, over No. -. Court
street, near Concert Hall, Boston,. and alsu
by his special appointment. BY
DIR X. r. HAZARD.
At the sign ofthe
GOLDEN MORTAR,
WAsuINGToN SQUARE
Newport.
ALso, At the sign ofths
GOOD SANN ARxYAM.
3 doors south at Market Square,
NEwPoRr. r. ].
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TO LET.

IL TIE lower part of the honse
e". lately occupied by Richard VI.
l!ss: Porkham dec. situated near the
corncr of Bliss's road, opposite
Mr.. NsthL iIolt's, near the mills.
Apply to
DANIEL PECKHAM.
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To the Ladies'.
VXTM. JAMES TlLLEY would request
! w tho Ladies who have LACE fore
Working. 70 return the same Immediately
if they rsnnot finish il By the Srst d.y OF
November and in future, sl' Lsces WIN the
6css end cution. must and VIII oe enarged
n Soods sold. If not re,ufs ned worked, within
81 and 0tJ dsys from time Of delivery.
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WMs S. YQSN.

INFORMS the Public, that no keeps
u constantly an hand good assortment Of
confectionery and toys of all decrip,ions--
ALso.--A good sssor,ment Of distilled cor
giaIs. st wholesale and retail.
Just received isthousand Spanish Cigars,
Of good quality at . reduced price. (oct 30.
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S1osYxOTUs
OF THE
LADIES, M i X * O II.

EDITED M WILLIAM N sRERXAx.
Devoted exclusively ~ the different trsn:hss
| oi polite Liteia iatufe, such o. Isles, Essaye,
Armenian Biography, HISTORICAL and
Iisseiiing Sketch~s, Poetry, General
Misce"sny, Notices vi new PubiIca-
u0uss N0ticss Of the Aria aud
beiences, &c &C. Embracing
. Moral, Sentimsntsi, A.
musing and Humor-
ous Variety.
On issuing proposals for putlish;us the
third volume of the Lsdies' Mirror, tho Pub.
hsher cordially tenders his best thanks to a!
Contributors, Agents Gnd Subscribers, for the
spirited and liberal support, which has en-.
couIsged him 10 offer 10 the Public his pro.
spsctus Tor new volume, with tulI confidence
VI meeting the renewed spprobst'os Of .
community, which has travelled with him in
his inisnills undertaking. The svcond vol
ume msy be considered ~ . specimen Of
third, Ut :hs manner ~ which u will be con-
Quoted but the Mechanical department will
be subject ~ material alterations for the bet
ter. An ornamental head will be procured.
and better paper than has been heretofore
used for the publication 10 warranted, togeth-
or with desirable aitcrstions IN Its whole
general appearance. The services Of many
highly, talented writer's are secured, snd cor.
respondents are gradually increasing. which
together with the most popular conte mporsry
peri0dicals 0f our Country. with whr he u
regularly supplied, will furnish sGhoics seiss-
tion of matter to enrich his e.lu n o wi,A ell
that may be desirable IN polite publicsiioa
blending the useful With the sweet. D@sifess
Of mefiting q continuance Vt the patronage
already received, which 10 sx'endrd fsf be-
yOud his Imaginary e1Psctsiions. hs hopes
by his ulceasiDg aim to please. t0 be psassd.
by Q mofe extensive circulation OF his Airras
"a pubIcsron the chespest Ut ,ts slse sGord-
ed ia the Un.tsd States.
GEO. W. H. FISK. Pssr.
Conditions.
The Ladi.s' Mirror viii bs published svxfy
other Saturday, at S0uthbridYs, Mass.--
Containing twenty six numbers " eight largo
qusno psgcs, with = Title page end Ioaos
furnished at the eonelusios Of the volaus.
Il will be printed On super royal paper ef
nne iexture--done up ia strong wrappers and
mailed regularly. every other Saturday mora
third Of November.
Terms.
One Dollar per snnGn. IN advance, or Ono
Dollar and twenty Eve cents on the rsceptios
of the thirteenth number. or One Dollar end
City cents, st tho expiration Of the volume.
The very low price Of the paper w:ll require
. strict sdbersncs 10 punc,Usliiy. Any per.
son, who shall remit 10 us Five Dollsrs, free
Of postage, shall receive six copies. and in
that proportion for larger remittance.
All Letters, funless BY agreement, of con.
municstion. business. renittances, &c. mug
be received BY tho Editor, free of postage,
Otherwise it will be charged to those neslse,
ting it.
Sou,hbridgs Oct. 10, 1881.
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I can give thee but dark revealings
or passionate hopes and wasted fselinss
oflovs that shalt pass like the green sea wave
or q broken heart. nd az early grave!
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TO be Let,

VUVHE dwelling house in Thames st. next
u to Wr. George Eng.'s which has bee a
lately end thoroughly repaired and 10 h CON-
pletc ordss.--For terms s?pIy TO
Aog. ~. CHRIS. @. CHAMPLiN.
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k@R
STAGE FARE REDUCED.
THE STAGE FARE FROM NEWPORT TO
BOSTON ~ REDUCED To $3.
DHE Stage leaves Newport, Monday
- Wednesday and Friday, Al S o'rlork X
a. ~. arrives at Boston At half past 4 o'clock
p. m. leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays. snd Sat
urdsys, Al 2 O'clock u. IN and arrives in Bos
ton at half past g o'clock. p. m. Stage book
kept At Mr.. Townsend's fiael Thames street
Newport' The stsge leaves Bos,on every
day, except Sundays. at S o'clock. q. M
Stage book kept at Mr.. Barker's (Malpor'
oueh) Hotel, Washington street. Boston.
This stage 10 connected with the New
Bedford aud Providence Stages at Fall Riv
er, fare 2 dollars,
r. 3. KINSLEY. Agent,
Newport. April 81.
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AMASA HOWE g. HENRY NJ
BROWNELL.

AmASA HVWE q IIENNI "e
BROWNELL.
TAVING entered into co partnership in
il u the discharge Of tho duties of Livery
Stable. respectfully solicit part Of the pub
lie patronage. They have Two separste sta
bies--one will be KEEP; st the bellevue Hotel,
and the ether on the north s,de of Prlhsm al.
mex, shove Mr.. Town.cnd's C"ff'e House
Their horses and carriages are srr,hd To
none, and close suen,ion will be paid 10 the
calls and wishes of all who ace proper Ia ex
tend to them their fsvors. They WI! always
be in readiness to attend 10 the arrivals and
departures uf the Steamboat. Ia . word
they are prepared to meet any exigency
which usually somes within the sph' re ut
their business. harses kept for long or short
period. Terms liberal.
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DUMrRIEs' REMEDY FOR THE
PILE s. /!


rNHE proprietor begs leave {" recommend
(Which he does with the fullest conhdence)
ono Of the most valuable remedies known for
this Troublesome aud painful complaint. With.
out going into detail, he deems il enough To say
he has IN his possession tho moi nnduubtcd tes
tinhnials that II has moro completely answer an
the purpose for winch IT is intended than any
other popular modicine.
This rsmrdy is perfertly innocent in its sppli
catinh Z" all c"nditious, ages and sexes. Full
directions. description "f the complaint. &c.sc
company eacn pocket, wh ch consists of two
b"xes, Ointment and Electuary. Price, IS for
the whole. or SO cents il but ono Of the articles
10 wanted.
- None are genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole proprietor.
T KtDDEK immediate successor to the late
DR. w T. C"swAv Fer sale AT his Counting
roam. "ver NJ % Court street. near c"ncer
ilalI. R"ston, and ais" BY his special appoint.
nent, by
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29
cry STO E.

y. n. hObiNSON.
Has Just received
AND OFFERS voR SALE,
At ms store
Merchants Bank Building
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES.
w mes,
Madeira, Sicily. Trneriffe. Canary, Dry
and Sweet Malaga. Brown Sherry, Pori
Claret RousI'lon aud Canpsigne.
Liquors,
Rum Cid Jamacis. ST. Croix, &c.
GiS--lle Hand and County.
Teas,
Hysoe. Young Hyson, Hyson Skin. Sou
chong &c.
Groceries,
SusAts--Havanns White and Brown. ST
Croix. ump, Loaf s. Chrysialzed.
CorFrE Cuba. 81. Dom'ngo, Old Java
Lsguars. aud Porto Rico.
MoLAssts - Havana.
RAi~Iss-- Key. aud Box.
Nuim~gs. Gloves. Cinnamon, Citron. Pi
mento, I'pppri. Curranis. Almonds, Starch
Soap, Indigo. Mnstasd, Chocolste Prunes
Olives. :aprps. AnchovIes. GiDger. Chce-e
Rme. p ,sns. Soda aud Butter Crackers &c
L"rh s'd's Macabeau. Rappee and Scofrf
Snuff . nj p. A l.. tobscco--Mrs q B Mil
ier's fire cut tobacco AMI Virginia, Cavendi-l
Ladle~ Tw list. and and Tobacco.
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LIVING PICTURES.
THs WIFE

TuR WEE
Not that her youthfai beauty won the name
jo il wss told how n"bly and how well,
With what uniiring love and gentieness,
Worth all the Aoeting bloom of bssuty's dover
sho gained the ti,lc,"
Idol upon whose spotlsss shrine,
My early love its incs nse poured
Idol in boyhood's hush beloved,
In manhoods stcrner time adorod--
idol for many a trusting smile
In fortune dazzling hour endcared--
Idol for many a struggling tear
In fortunes darker hour revcred.--
Como pillow on thy husbands breast
That heart forever dear to him
What if his pulse beat cold and weak
What if his fading eye be dim
Thine 10 the touch to wake 10y;
Thine 10 the kiss to cheat tesr,
.snd thine the smile, Oh bless that smile
HIS beacon light from childhood dssr
Comfort and Joy can life requts
NC 0o6p u0vottou Us
How shall the stricken eagle pay
The faithful nurturing Of the dove!
Thoughts o. long vanished years sssaii
Ny spirit as on thee il dwells;
And with deeply taddcning power,
Starts memory from her inmost cells.
Yes thoughts Of days when bounding Hope
Taught young Ambitions plume to soar
And Fsncy's world gave hardly scope
To him whose heart aspires M more,
Dim. din. and desols,e doth shins
Tho lamp within broken fame;
Waste 10 tie incense Of the urn,
Oh 'er to be renewed again.
Yet, stamped with firm enduring truth.
Such - the lofty only feel,
Though prostrste in its kindred dust,
Tho altar claims ono vo,ery siill.
Though oil beside farssks the shrine,
And deem i,s light Of glory set
0sill elnys iss dearest worshiper,
And ministers with fesvs yet.
THE cYPsEY's PROPHECY.
Lady I throw back thy raven hair.
La thy white brow in the moonlight bare
will look on the stare. and look on the,
And read The page Of Thy destiny.
Little thanks shall have for my tale
Even in youth thy cheek will be pale,
Look BY thy side 10 a red rose trss-
Oas bud droeps withsrsd--so wilt thou bs.
Round Thy neck is ruby ehsin--
One Of the rubies 10 broken 10 twain;
Throw on the grosnd each shst,sr'd part.
Broken and lost they will be like thy heart.
Marx yon star--it shone at thy birth,
Look sgsin--it hath fallen to earth
Its glory has pa"d. like a thought. away,
% soon. OF sooner, wilt thou decay.
Over Jan Fountains silver fall,
IL . moonlight rsinbow's eoronsi (;
Its huss ofisht viii mel, 10 tssss--
Well will they image thy future yssrs
I may not read in thy hsssi eyes,
Yss The long dsrk lssh that over them liss
usia ny ara can bot sss
o. shsd,y 81 -i-hs q, thv asssl.,
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VIM. q. O0ZZH16S & 90.
II EEP constantly an hand
N Shssthing Paper Of every description.
Ksntish Cap T. extra double Wrapping
Stout Wrapping OF extra size q quality
do. d.. do. do. do
made FREQ from Tar, for Grocers q Shoe
Fine polished Paper. for Banks, Oficss &c.
Cartridge do for Libraries &c
e. Cash paid FOR Junk q Canvas in Lsrgs
Lots. Oct. q 1882
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DIR. II r. HAZARD.
At the sign IF the
GOLDEN MORTAR,
WAsHINGToN SQUARE,
Newport, r. |.
ALSO,
At the sign of the
GOOD SAMARITAN,
8 doors south Of Market Square,
Newport, r. !.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23
FANTASTICALS.

Yesterday the Saith regiment of Pennsy Ivania
militia assembled 10 iantastcaI order, under their
proper officers. The Colonel was the only man
or Wonaan that appeared in civilized garments.-
About one hundred lovers aud actors of fun got
together in parade, and bedizened themselves in
garments aud with pain. to such an extent, that
we cannot hope to give any adequate description
OF the parade. Two awful affairs. worse mount.
ed, led the van, one pouring out sort Of noise
that set all acoustics at Defiance while at his left
there was
"sonoroas metal blowing martial sounds /"
Behind these was small four. pound swivel. duo
up from the mud and placed on psir of cart
wheels. bestriding Of which was figure Of most
CHASTITY appearance. fourishing his match rome:
then came Col. Pluck, the veritable hero. reyiv.
ed Tor the occasion, mounted on a spawned and
ringboned horse, with brown wool hat meekly
cooked up, and bearing wooden sword; he had
bali Of military jacket aud a moetv of other
parts OF dress. Then came the soIdiery, bepaint.
ed, bebearded. bewhiskered, bewigged. and be.
dizened in all forms OF antiquated aabiliments,
and all fashions and tastes of materials; every
fancy OF implement or weapon that ever the brains
OF madness conjured up, or the dreams of poetry
sanctioned, were worn by these, whose situation,
looks and action made them appear Of that class
which foaoDed NTH the pale horse Some TWEEN
ty or thirty had put the counterpanes of their
grand mothers in requis,tion, and had long coats
made OF that muslin which bears stamps of figures
OF horses. dogs. &c.-but the incessant pouring
down OF the rain had considerably weakened the
texture OF the cloth, and the animals had run
away.
The great standard bore upon ITS front the i'm.
posing assurance that this was the. Life Guard of
the Pennsylvanla Senate-and several Of the bat.
tie axes. formed Of boards nailed to pine sticks,
bore the same inscription.
Such yagabond host, such an ouire coneresa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23
THE AURORA BOREALIs.

The Northern Light has Away, been a subject
Of speculation. as we'll as OF admiration. 10
some periods Of our history it was regarded as
betokeuins some designs on the part Of the Al
mighly--and not untrequen,ly, during the war Of
the revolution, was il looked upon as the rehec.
ton Of battles then fighting. of victories Won, or
armies routed. THIS light, in our latitude at
least, appears at longer intervals than formerly
In high northern lau,udes ii Is quite common. -
To be seen in ITS glory. il must be seen there
We have IN these parts only faint reflection Of
the ever-varying, but always enchanting beauty
of the coruscations which characterize it-of
those streams Of light that shoot upwards from
the horizon. and widen, and minsle. until they
fill the whole northern heavens. So fitfui are
these carnations that the Indians call the light
Jeebyug aeeid deUaund, which means dancing
spiris
We have sometimes seen those flashes Of pale
light even in this comparative southern quarter
but generally, the appearance to our eyes. Is
that # the breaking Of the morning. The light
is STEADY. Sch, in part, was the appearance OF
the Aurora Boreaiis Of last Friday night. Ow-
ing to the position Of the clouds IN the Eastern
and Western Heavens, it assumed somewhat
new and Interesting character. A stream OF well
defined pale. steady light, passed across the
Heavens, aud in q direction nearly East aud
West; Of the brightness Of the white. floating
clouds of summer. In width, the light appeared
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23

ton. never trod the streets Of our city; and
where diseased imagination ever conjured up
such Disagreement Of the human shape, no man
bad as il YVES, people laughed--evcry body
laughed excepting worthy Mr. huriick, the mill
tia 6ne collector. =. .,...
We shall have to dispense. with the militia,
[PhL.U s. Ga=.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23
TRIAL OF Mr.. AVERY.
,,ar,..nondenee of the Boston Aduocate.

CoT7esp9ndenet q me DoS10' '1u00ea'
NswpoRr, MAY l6. Isss..-The proceedings
in the Avery Trial today have been less inter
esting than usual, though the Court room mas
been as much crowded as on any preceding Gay
Half .duzen learned Doctors have been ON The
stand. and have demonstrated that the glorious
uncertainty Of medical science is not whit DC
hind the proverbiaily glorious uncertainty OF the
law. There are medical books. just as there are
law books, that prove both sides Of the same
question with equal exactness
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23
Notice,

TAMES NORRIS. of the late firm Of Morris Wal
ID lace, having assumed the payment Of the debts due
by that rm which has heen dissolved the subscr;b.r
will not be responsible for the same.
may 2i-3t D. L. WALLACE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
EDGAR SNOW WIDEN,
Faidar Street. (opposite the Post Office

TERMS paper eight dollars per annum, pay
able half yearly. Country paper hve dollars per
annum Advertisements inserted 1t the rate Of one
dollar for the FIRST three Insertions and twenty Eve
cents for every subsequent insertion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23

An incident happened with the City Nl
Stage, at Leesburg, Va, on wednesday u"
inst, which, for time portended more se'l'''
consequences. After delivering the mall '''
driver made stop 10 Market street to G''ch''s'
some baggage, and while thus employed, ''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23

Temperance in .dlbany.-Thc Temper''"
Recorder says: By unanimous vote Of the ca"
poration Of the city Of Albany, on the evening
Of the Goth April. it was determined that ~ "
cense should be granted for retailing ardent 'F
rts, to be drank in stores or groceries the conn.,
year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23

fhe Grown Lawyers OF Upper Causdl, Ii,
Attorney and Solicitor General, have been re-
moved from their Offices BY the British Govern
ment. The last Colonial Advocate mentions h.
probability that the Executive Council would be
Immediately dissolved, which would be followed
by dissolution Of the House Of Assembly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23

We learn that Captain Alexander S. Wsds
worth has been appointed to the command Of tie
s!oop Of war vhcennes, now living at Ports
mouth, and tina, he will proceed in her to the Pa
ciic Ocean sometime in the course Of the cD'u'
ing summer, as Commander Of our Naval iOee
in that quarter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23

The Petersburg lntellsencer offers {" a PIC.
MUM of one years subscription to, and sd,rt.
ting in, the Intelisencer, for the best essay cou.
tanning satisfactory proofs Of the eor:es,ue, II
the opinion entertained BY many person, hat
there is no moral obligation to pay Printer.
bills. Should the successful competitor be in a.
reas for more than one year, he shall, in add,icn
receive a receipt in full"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23

The steamboat Columbia, Capt. Michel, n
rived yesterday, from Richmond. She b'Ouc'
up the passengers who went down TO the Ep't'
pal Convention last week. The Convention W
must numerousIy attended.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23

The Lynehturg virgiuian adds the names d
Col. Ed, Watts. Of Bo!etourt, and Jo.ep, E
Cabell, Esq. of Nelson, TO those already ~,
,ested for the next Governor Of Virginia.