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Sundays excepted at75 o'clock, A. NJ dine in Taunton
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past o'clock dine in Taunton at O'Clock arrive in Newport
at o'clock, p. M-Fare through So
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20 by this line Monday Wednesday, and Friday and
in Plymouth past o'clock, p NJ Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, past7 O'clock A. NJ
and arrives in Newport at O'Clock, r. M.-Fare "a.
This Stage connected with the New Bedford stage Fall
River Leaves FaRver every day, Sundays excepted after
the arrival of the Newport Stage and NewIedfod at
past ~ o'clock NewBedord every day. Sundays
ceped, at past IL ocock-Fare 81
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Fall River, and return the evening
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terms
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MUSHROOMS WANTED.

fair price will be given for 20 25 busbeA of Mushroo
IN picked and delivered in fresh Persons eNctir
them will be careful and not select Toadstool.
August 10Th, 1885, JOHN REMOND, 1877 Thamss-st.
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EDGINGS &c.
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nal, deroted TO Literature and the fine arts, embet
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ular music, arranged for Tie piano.torte harp, ga
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YHTTNEY'S GROUP &. WHOOPING
COUGH CORDIAL

FHNHlS medicine has lnen extensively and successfully used
for several years AMI offered the public with the
fullest condenc that its virtues will be highly appreciated
the oitner it is used Prepared by Charles Dyer No 80
Weybosset street Providence X. l. and for sale by
Oct l5d VIM B. RIDER.
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I1US.
AT General Assembly held at Newport the 4th
day of May l70S being the day before the General
Election. Present the Governor, Deputy Governor
and assistants and the following named deputies
from the towns.
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LONG WHARF,
Warm and Cold Sea-Raths.

TUNIIE cold, or hde ba, through Which stream OF
IL water is constantly ebbng and flowing is suitable at
near high water.
morning, until o'clock in the evening.
Sea Bathing in cold aad more in water tho
powerful Of preserving and restoring health, with
which acquainted '-Buohdp.
Tickets for the season, shorter time apply to
July 29th. r. TREVETT
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NEWPORT, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER
MORRISON'S HYGEIAN
Vegetable Universal Medic

MORRISON'S HTGETAN
Vegetable Universal Medicine.
FNHIS is TO GER RTIFY, That Samuel Young having
given of his convection in the Hygean Theory
OF Physiology as developed by the British College of Health
London and having furnished the necessary security against
sonnteneis is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HTGEIdN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES AND OBLIGATIONS,
In and for the State of RhodeIsand.
In confirmation whereof have this fourth day Of January
1888, my hand ii. SHEPPARD MOAT
Sole General Hygeidn Agent for the u. $. of
America, Smith-streef, Brooklyn, l.. L.
This certify that have appointed the following gentle
Agents for vending Morrison's Hygoan Universal
Medicines in this State wit MIR Reuc nj Baker of War
Mr. David Melville, of Newport, Mers George Hammond
x Co. Wickiord.-Mr Jefferson kimbai Coventry James
H. Pearcc in EastGreenwch and George Rekard Woonsoc
ket SAML YOUNG.
Feb %, 1884
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REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
To TIE PUBEIC

PUBEIC
The Fiiy-second Number Of the Republic of Letters vii
close the first year of the work II commenced an ex
perimentthe liberal patronage has received well the ia,
vor besowedupon other works Of like kind which have fo
owed in its track shows tim, the plan of the work approved
and has gwen permanency which induces the pubser
rnno such alterations and imp he believes will be
acceptable to subscribers and give further claim upon the
reading community.
Since the work has been in The hands of the present. publish
he has endeavorcd ascertain far practicable the
of the subscribers in relation or two matters impcr
tant TO the interest Of the work
In future, this work will be edited by MRS. A. III. MICH
OLAS who will receive the aid and advice Of
WASHINGTON IRVING,
GULIAN &. VERPLANCK,
EDWARD EVERETT,
CT1S. T.. HOFFMAN,
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PRINTING
MEMOIR OF RHODE-ISLAND.
I7OS.

oE
I7OS.
At a General Assembly held at Newport the 4th
day of May l70S being the day before the General
Election. Present the Governor, Deputy Governor
and assistants and the following named deputies
from the towns.
NewpOt.
Benjamin Arnold, John Holmes,
Henry Brightman, James Barker,
Thomas Peckham, BENJAMIN Coggeshall,
Providence.
John Sprague, Joseph Jencks,
Pardon Tillinghast, Samuel Comstock,
Portsmouth.
Abraham Anthony, George Cornell,
John CoggeshalI, Joseph Cook,
Warwick.
Simon Smith, John Waterman,
Samuel Greene, Samuel Gorton, Jr.
Westerly.
Joseph Clarke, James Babcock,
Kingston.
Stephen Hazard, Wm. Hall.
GreenUich.
, Thomas Fry, Pardon Tillinghast,
JameStOwn.
Ebenezer Slocum, Joseph Mowry.
by Election Nay 5h
SAMUEL CRANSTON Governor
WALTER CLARKE Dep'y Governor.
Assistants.
Henry Tew, John Rogers
Joseph Jencks, Thomas Fenner,
George Brownell, Gyles Slocum, Jr.
Randall Holden, Richard Greene,
Stephen Champlin Stephen Hazard.
WESTON CLARKE, Recorder.
SIMON SMITH Attorney General
JOHN HOLMES, Treasurer.
The assembly met again in Newport the last
Tuesday in August I70S, when a tax was assessed
upon the towns, and list of freemen ordered to be
taken.
The assembly met at the town of Providence the
9th of October I7OS. The deputies from the
towns were for
NewpOrt
William Wanteur John Wanton,
James Brown, John Rhodes,
Richard Dunn. John Mumford,
PrOyidencc,
Thomas Oney, Jonathan Spraguc,
Josiah whipple, Philip Tillinghast
Portsmouth.
John Burden, Isaac Lawton,
James Burden, VIM. Coggeshall.
Warpick.
James Carder John Waterman,
Amos Stafford, Maca Rhoades.
Westerly.
William Champlin, Joseph Stanton, Jr.
Kingston.
John Eldridge, George Hazard.
Greenwich
Thomas Fry, Pardon Tillinghast.
New Skoreham,
Simon Raw, Jabe Card.
Jamestoun,
Joseph Mowry, David Greene
An act passes authorising the town of Newport
to appoint vendue Master, and giving him author
ity to perform the aforesaid office.
committee was appointed to agree with Nine
gret the sachem of the Nantick Indians, to the
quantity of Land which should be set off for the
of the tribe.
The assembly met by adjournment at Newport
on the 22d day of March 1909.
Printing Press to be set up in Newport.
"voted, and be it farther enacted, That wherea:
there is one Bradford, son Bradford, the Printer
of New York, who hath offered himself to set ur
printing press in this place, and to find paper and
print all things that may relate to the colony and
government for fifty pounds per annum, if it be bu
for one year or two. The assembly considering the
premises are, upon the conditions aforesaid, willing
to allow him, the said Bradford fifty pounds fol
one year, and so yearly, if the colony see fit to i'm
prove him.
The committee for settling the west line were al
lowed compensation for that service, which doubt
less had been performed, but owing to some ob'
struction, the ultimate settlement Of the controyers,
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WM. C.FTENNANT.
Respectfully announces to the public generally
citizens and strangers
TNHAT he keeps let at his stable in Tourotreet horss
and carrageso al descriptions cheap cheaper tha
they be obtained elsewhere Persons desous enjoying
the pleasures Of ride in the country all times frnh
horse and chaes open arouche.
and close carriages Particular aenonw be paid
passengers to and from the Steamboats, All orders biz
bne Of business vb promptly attended to- no pains shall
be spared TO render the satisfaction Of his complete
Horses kept for any length ftme, terms LIBERAL.
May 18th.
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THE TERMS
OF THE
RHoDEISLAND REPUBLICAN


Are $225 per Bpaid adraHee discount 25cts.
setu be made.
paper u be discontinued until srrearagss paid ezep
st the option Of the publisher
Advertisements cOnspcuOaSly inserted the terms-dnd
en marked pU be continued until forbidden and charged
serdiagiy.
liberal discosM made those tolO adrsrs by tie year.
PRINTING
Ofau kinds executed ih dnddespaeh this Office
~ the budding NOl25 Thames sn e ofte SdUngs Baa
and directly ecer the counting room Of Henry Bull
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l.Ots.T. >, TAYLOR.

Respectfully informs kiS Jiieads j. TIE public
FV hat he viii continue the busnes OF ApoiocaIy Drug
x es, the lately occupied by his iaior No. I4s,
hames4t From experience OF 10 years this business,
he he shall be able give satisfaction ,hose who may
favor him with their custom.
Personal attention given TO Physicians Tpiionsned-
cine any hour Of the ngh-edene chests put up usual
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DIR. L. GOuRAUn,S

DIR. L. GOURAUD'S
arWUYTE CEsY lY.ICAE OuLGpCUHpS,
DEVOTED TO THE LADIES TOILET,
s . u u X - H. T..
Wholesale sr retail e. sHn purchasers. 4 liberal
discount to Druggists for Cash.
SUPERIOR VEGETABLE ROUGE,
4 liquid composed materially from flowers aud sim
pies which initiates nature in its perfection 10 improve
or beau,ify the complexion Of the Ladies'.
vEGgTASLG rAoc POWDER.
FOR IMMEDIATELY WHITENING THE SKIN.
CELEBRATED WATER OF BEAUTY,
Or true Eau de Beaute wash. For relieving
the skn face, from irecklcs, pimples,
and wrinkles.
SUPERIOR ESSENCE OF TYRE,
Or vegetable Grecian Black DYE, for changing
white, gray, red hair, on the head or whis-
kers, to permanent black.
DEPILATORY POWDER,
For the removal of superfiuous hair on the face,
head, neck, &c.
WARRANTED GENUINE
@ Q II N - q a $ lg y r,
For the use of the Ladies. A superior article
INK AND IRON RUST DESTROYER.
EuDELTgLP INK DEsTsoyra.
VARIETY OF TOOTH POWDERS.
.Each boffi. IS accompanied oih an explicit dire
tion fer TIE IF he articles, and pat up IN nsdf
styt, and fo,,oGrdtd 10 any part ot he ec,tf With
0ut injury.
J. REMOND, Sole Agent for Ne~por',
I37 TN0mes-s Nov. Is, tf
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Spoken by schooner Jln.s Of Btl1swick W1oisIe schr
Pyant OF Fr,epo, from Portland for Georgetown lat $3.50
long rs West iso. same day, De en5sr 2ls Brig NcRea
da, of Boston. for Charleston lat 1884 olg 722i West
Came anchor in .e rs beach Saturday night last the
schr Mlrnn 8isse, Of 3oson = dya In CIlre Nyn 6.
C. with Rec < Co.oI-LXperienced severe weather.
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Winter Goods.
EDWARD L. NEWTON.
Has just rsesiced from Boston

Has Just rsesired from Boston,
ADDITIONAL supplies of Seasonablc articles, max
ing his assortment very complete. Among them
are
Superiine, middling, and low priced Broadcloths
of all shades and prices-fancy, buckskin, ribbed
and cheap cassineres and sa,,met,s-drab lion skin
petersham, duifils, and kerseys-plan and figured
Bockings,-and hannels of all colours and prices
one bale of rose blankets one do. Canton fannels
one do. RUSSIA diapef-one do. crash-bales oi
shlrings and sheeIings
ALSO-fne and very wide cheap ci,hs for
Indies coaks-French, German and English Me
rinos and circassans-cambeis, rich black and
cold Italian aud figured sNs-elegant French Il
English prints and gnghams-iOiia rubber aprons,
great variety Of fashionable shawls ribbons, gloves
hosiery, laces, 81. &c. All of which offered at
extreme low prces-purchasers will find it to their
advantage to drop in.
Nov. 25, 1885.
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aaE-NyoooS YsALTAs g. HYMNS.
FOR SALE BY
jane. sSRIalAOnd.

THE history OF the condition OF in varors a-fs and
tions, by Mrs. Child Leers young ladies' By Mrs sig
| lrney. Nov. zJ.
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ARRIVED.

Sunday lSs--soop Hsrs'i hlso fson Providence for n
York
Monday 2l Brig Hassiic Perry. from Thomllton for n
Yorischooner Wm Read. Ora from =. York for Boston.
Tns2au 22-schoOner Oas Chace, ig9un-Ehzabeih City,
(N e. for New York
ENTERED.
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TIE REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
fssays of lila. By Charles Lamb -,
Lives of Eminent British Stitesmen-sr ihenas MOORE
Cardinal Wolsey; Archbishop Crsnmer " aism Cssu'
Lord Durleigh
Simple Story, by Mrs. lnchbad.
Tc Ese: Coe.iion of Essays the most Interesting
and entertaining subjects: by Oliver Goldsmnh.
Marriage: Novel.
Coinus; by John Milton .,.-
The LC, OF (aleo; with Illustrations ofths AdvanccnsDo
OF Experimental Philosophy
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mIRABEAU's SYSTEM OF NATURE,


Or The Lars cffhe Worai oad Physical IVorh.
THIS celebrated work (nttributed to Nina
beau, bat written by Baron D'IlobaclI) is nov in
press and VIII be issued entire, from the best Loi-
don edition, with corrections, a. The first two vol
umes OF Ihe FIRE. EaqVir,r's Family Libr0ry.
The Library will be composed Of the works of the
most celebrated European aud American sceptcal
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cents each, by G.. W. * 4. j. Mnf-elI, 81, Chatham
street, near Pearl street, New York.
The above aud all The liberal works from the
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ton TO CHARLES y. pECKHAM.
G5-i large assortment just received.
Newport, Oc.. ID.
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This Medicine is improvement all of the Psasesas
Cathohcon and Syrups, hitherto offered TO the public avoid
ing their dele,erous qualities and uniting the virtues of scd
cines which borne the test of experience ard wears
have received the appreciation of the ply
scisns both n Europe and America.
This Medicine will cleanse and purity the Blood rom .l
au1 has been used rii disease
incident spec esli particularly rie .loring DIS
eases yz:3croi,ia, Kings Ivii; Nbs s~~iogs salt
t,eum Canccrous and induraed rumo's, ~sr- Disea-
Liver Old Ulcers, fever sore, s.prl a-
consequences $50 often with persons ~ho
been mDeieiy cured imprpeny treated neglected;
rather those wo have umpcrcd with and neglected them
seve-) which. If the poison c,t,.y cradle tied from the
system The most distressing iaeHs.- sii toto. N.
lec OF that terrible scourgc. Lepoy, Csgonc i-isson 9,
tn, Liver and other FcerI TGJer-hsy Cop-'tpn of the
Lungs Ulce -orcsin the throat elsewhere cup
surface OF the body Disease of Mo-
cura disease and a those affections rrurIty
the Blood Noies and diseases Of the Jonts, nrs, &c
ao-e affections which the result o. youthful i.ii.cret0n
yili be cured Nv the pf this Purifier Of the Boal
The above valuable med he had OF DR. Johnson in
Newport, x. Price One dollar and hiy bottle To
those who bny sell re-ollbe discount viii be made
Newport Nov. -, ic35.--iy.
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NORTH KINGSTUWA BANK.

NDIt II hINUcI UN "a Bl.. Il.
+ the Hlnua meeting Of the Stockholders o the North
= K vu Bank held the .th lay of Nov. Instant
loving peI5Ols elected Directors for The
ig JJ1l,nan ReynoJ, Ez5on Sanford, Jeery DAVIS
IrdOn T. lIamu0lI. JOIN p. NLOrd. Christopher Allen
DepH G. :aaiDId - Davis. William Baker jeremiah
C4ad.ey William q Hammond g. or-y UImmOul, Tzboi
anlord Jr Nicholas Spink Daniel Stanton William Brown
~. IL ptalel Young. and Alfred UpdIke.
AND Jse.ng Of the Directors tie day. Jonathan
.aynOlds Esq elected President Of said Bank.
PARDON Z. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Nov. 25;h, 3w.
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n II FW N'IPN = W I-IIV7s
BENZ. B. ROWLAND, T0,cn C.

At To,cn Meeting holiea Nempor, !
VOTED, That hereafter the penaly
tions of an act respecting smoking pip
passed in Town Meeting December
two dollars instead of four dollars rs
toned, aud that said act he, und is her
,-,,,. oony VI itp.ss
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eeped al ~ O'clock a. Nj, Fan t.v,ta los A..
IN Ia l.IOn NJ j ~.
in C-Ou. ito : p. y.
Returning stage viii leave Boston every taoruis sun
days excepted at past clock 4: A, airye n Iaano4
.1OeOcA p NJ
IN Fall River. at ocock.
w Newport al q o'clock.
Strge book at Tovnseuds & lIassIrds fIo (, - M,
The stage wil leave IOwnsehd's att 4 Hus,ayd-s a.
Sage books a BaIbers Marlborough Hotel Boston
TINS stage .ced with ne New Bedford stare ~
RIver-Leives Fa-Hiyor 10 O'Clock every day sunio,.
excepted arrive in New-Bed;ord at ! past II O'Clock
Leaves every day Sundays excepted. O'Clock arrive
IN NewBedord at oclock.-Reiurning leaves New Red
ordevery day. Sundays excepted, o'clock A. NJ and ar
nves in Fall River at 10 4. VI.
and at Up W. 3ocock r. VI
Stage Books, Coles & Dakes Hotels New Bedford
u Passengers wishing New Dedford are informed
That they by this leave Ne ou morning and
return early the evening, and have hall hour leisure
time in New Bedford
stage leaves Fall River cvery day Sundays exoered az
Ta'' ciOcS ?: for SHanssy. Warren BnsoI-Se-
hs leaves bf io -vey day, SIudays excepted coc
' aha Warren al m, and fal Is-r 4t 10
o clock a. ~ ~ 2
eivS Fan RIVER ever day, Sundays excepted fo7
ta'e~ Fol- River at 80 ococA. a1riy IA Prove
si.S = .'e.ththg leaves PTOsidelce every DAY &C
n- " a'.''es IN Fall River r.
Tn Is.ihs 70 70 ssl tiyeT have hours IN
rr ~ 81. return 1e saane evening
hA1a So-eAes iuT1shei az al times * on rassouable
AZ baggage aad small parcels a, the risk Of e owner.
o. h d. kAsLEY <s.xt.
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FMNHE Subscriber would s.Ss~s Ls IAlss ssd Csnleej
4 olNewpor and vci.ty s- h. tskes end fitted u
Tor tles accommodation ts No. l37 Thanesstreej
where he intends perfusry ssd hai dressnI
bsness an hopes BY i- sjsr Of his and
trci attention 10 ms business s.it shass OF The public
ronaee Genttmen oxnsed Now York daily and OH
er papers VIII be furnished oY er accommodation Ladis
har cut IN separate apartment: the South door
~ No pains VIII be spared to introduce the a:.st mode
cutting and dressing The least favor will be grassuly e
knowledged and all orders executed with punc,uay.
JOHN REMONn
~ D. Just received supply of Perfumery, Curls d.
whieh he oter. for sale on tia lnos; reasonable sx&
Jnly 7Sh If.