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1Vn oynoH and Hoayonnd prepared from receipt orgna,
procured from Indian dOcress.
The genuine Basam of Lverworn each Bottle. II with
out eXageaon exception of the discoveries
ever made in this part of the country has saved within
years hundreds from the grave IL has been for from all
parts of the country that has the least knowledge Of It's glorious
effects for such simple vegetable compound II has been
found be extremely ccacous in the following Diseases viz
Consumptions Common coughs, Colds Hopping Cough diff
Guilty of breathing Asma Influenza, Qunsy Phhisic, Spit
ting of blood Croop Weakness Pain the side of sleep
&c Likewise there nothing existing, good for the Liver
Complaint this medicne has been taken with great
cess.-Price 80 a bottle for sale by VIM. h. RIDER
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NEW GOODS.

KN7M. p. Hall has a complete assortment Of Dry Good
w which he thinks will not fail suit purchasers IN,
lowest prices.
Consisting Of exclusive of Broadcohs Cassmeres
Vesng Red, white Il yellow Eng Fanncs double width
Crcassans single do Red white black fnerno Shaw
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THNiIE subscribers respectfully inform the printers that they
have recently completed variety Of new fonts of letter
in the style OF the latest European specimens, well calculated
for ornamental printing tasteful display, and making their
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No. u City Hall Pacc Itconans specimens from Twelve
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IianO Forte Music.
NEW AND POPULAI

NEW NNU TVTtINN,
The Mariners Adeau The Missleoc Bough
The Brides Farewell The Land Of the Stranger
The Beam the Waters. She Sung Of Love
Soft Muscs Lay. "Iadde Oh Leave Me"
He Reach'd the Valley. Loves Little Pet
Matrimonial Sweets. Rose Of Alandaale.
Kendals March Wcbster's Quick Step.
The Duke of Reichstadts Celebrated Waltz.
Major Jack Downing's Grand March, and Quick Step
High let swell tune notes." Christmas anthem set
to music by Rev. Mr.. &. A. Van Week.
The above, together with large lot of Standard Music
have been recently received for sale
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For Sdc, or. To Let.

TUNHE Harrison Famso called stnated in the Necl y,
II southwest part OF le Island of Rhode Island about
mile from the foot of lanes Street; containing about 6C
acres.
AsoA two-story dwang House with Store attached in
Broad-st
And the ScrewHouse id lot of Land in front of the first
Baptist Meeting house
Al LS0FOR SALE
5000 lbs of the irstqaly Merino WOOL
600 AIerino SHEEi
: Four-year-old DEN
3OX-CARTs--to with wide wheels, and one with
narrow.
4COWS.
3HORSES.
5 Fat and s lean IDGS
20 Tons HAY,-6r quality ON Philips Farm:
II do. do.,- do on Harrison Farm.
300 Bushels of CON i'm Ears.
300 do. of OAE
A CHAISE nfhARNESS and
WAGON and HARNESS.
Apply to GEORGE s HAZARD or
Oct22. eptlMh. !. JOSEPH MARTIN
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" Boston Oct 20th 1888"
EDWARD CRANFIELD,
WILLIAM STOUGHTON,
SAMUEL SHRIMPTON,
JOHN PYNCHEON, Jun.
NATHANIEL SALTONSTALL.

! REMARKs.-The General Assembly of Rhode Is
land in all their communications to Gov Cranfield
and his court, carefully avoided appearing to under
stand what the principle object of their meet
ing-which was to adjudcate between Rhode Island
and Connecticut, to the jurisdiction over the Mar
ragansett country Kings Province-thc said
Province not only annexed to Cranfeld's gov
ernment of ew-Hampshire by the kings commits
son. but he with others appointed, settle the
long dispute between II. Island and Connecticut, as
to which of those colonies the Naraganset country
belonged. The court held at Smiths house COM
menced the trial there and examined the witnesses,
and heard the pleas &c. of Connecticut, and then
adjourned to Boston, where they made up Judge
ment for Connecticut Rhode Island knew that the
members of the Court were among the enemies of
her institutions, and policy, and concluded that
they only meant to make show of trial and then
give Judgment against them. Rhode Island there
fore refused to appear as party, on trial, before
Cranfieds Court, and denied its authority atogeth-
er. She relied more on her own means of retain
ing the country under her own authority, from the
known preference of its local inhabitants, and also
from the favor of her monarch, which she had Of
ten relied, and had ever been treated, by him. with
parental kindness
The court were evidently predjudiced against II.
Island, as appears by the closing paragraph oftber
report to the king they there travel entirely
Of the path Of justice, and the merits of the case
% speculation, upon what they supposed would be
he consequences of placing the Narragansett coun-
ry" under so loose and weak governme
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Torn Council, Tirerton, NoremJer 8, 1884.

Torn CouncI, 1icerton, NOrember 3, 1884.
VKIHEREAS the council Of the Of Tiverton on
w the 9th day Of October 1884 appointed committee 10
survey bound and mark highway which bad been by
said council adudged necessary who have duly made report
that they surveyed bounded and marked out said high
way which the dividing line between the towns
Of Fall River and Tyeron and in souibery direction
through lands Of the heirs oi Richard Borden VIM r. Rod
man &c Notice n therefore, hereby given all persons in
teresed appear they fl before sad council the rst
Monday Of December next, at 10 O'Clock at the Stone
Bridge Hotel in said Treon and be heard for or against SAID
yepor, By order of said Council ASA GRAY, Conn. CH.
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to which territories the Narragansets, never pre-.

TO which territories the Narragansets never pre
tended
H. " Because Pawcatuck river falls into the ses
many miles westward of any part of Narraganset
bay which Is the river anciently called Narraganse
river both because it, on the eastward. washes and
bounds the whole length ofthe Narraganset country
ana Tor that Plymouth colony which hath now been
planted near threescore years, have ever since
bounded themselves according to the sense and
meaning, or limitation of their patent by the same
bay, called Narraganset river towards the south
" Thus after most strict and impartial inquiry and
examination, having stated we most humbly Law be-
fore your majesty the several original claims and
preenslons offered TO us with respect to the propri
ely Doth OF Jurisdiction and soil, in your maiestv's
province or Narragansett country and in further
obedience TO your said commission, have seriously
weighed and considered all evidences, pleas, proofs
ana allegations, DC. and with most humble submis-
sion and reservation of your majesty's right. offer
our opinions, that by virtue of your said letters po-
tents, granted to Connecticut jurisdiction in. and
through the SAID province, or Naraganset country.
oil right belongs to the colony Of Connecticut, and
that proprety of soil, derived from Mr. Winthrop
ana MAYOR Atherton, is vested upon the heirs and
assigns of SAID Mr.. Winthrop, the heirs of Thomas
Chlffnch, Esquire, Major Atherton, Mr. Richard
Smith, Mr.. Simon Lynde, Mr.. Elisha Hutchinson.
Mr. John Satin, Richard Wharton, and partners"
Finally, we hold it our duty humbIy to inform
your majesty that 50 long the pretensions of the
to the government of the said pro-
vince continue it will much discourage the settle
ment and Improvement thereof it being very inn
probable, that either the aforenamed Chalmers. or
others of like reputation and condition, will remove
heir families or eXpend their estates under so loose
md weak government
." four majesty's most loyal and obedient snb-
ccts.
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vLA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.


Fare 10 Boston, So
EANES I0tonSeadS Coiee-lIouse, Newport, every day
IA Sundays excepted "a o'clock, a. NJ dine in Taunton
at o'clock arrive in Boston at o'clock r. NJ LeavesWyas
Marlborough Hotel Boston, every day Sundays excepted
past o'clock dine in Taunton oclock arrive in Newport
at Z O'clock 7. M.-Fare through So
Passengers wishing Plymouth informed that they
go by this line Monday Wednesday and Friday and
arrive in Plymouth at past O'clock p NJ. Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at pas7 o'clock A. a.
and arrives in Newport at o'clock, Z. M.-Fare 81.
This Stage connected with the New Bedford stnge nj Fall
River Leaves FalRver every day. Sundays excepted after
the arrival Of the Newport Stage and arrive in New Bedford
5pas o'clock Leaves New-Bediod every day. Sundays
cepted at past III ocock-fare 81
Passengers wishing go Fall River have hours in
Fall River, and return the same evening
~ Extra Coaches furnished at all times & reasonable
- All baggage and small parcels the risk of the
thereof Il. B. kINSLEI Agent.
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BOOK, JOB, AND FANCY
PRINTING.
DoNE IN THE NEATEsT MANNER AT THE
REPUBLxCAN OFFICE.
No.l2s Thames SteeI

Attorneys blsnl of every descrpton-Ban Checks Bam,
Notes-Blls OF aben-Buness and visiting cards-Bllets-
Noticatons-Note, and bill books-pos-Stage-Sho
Show and way Bills, &c. &c
new and handsome assortment OF Newspaper and job type
(among which font Of Script having been received this office
we feel confident that present facilities for obbng supe
nor to those OF other Office in town. and particular
ton will in future be paid 10 this branch of business
spectully solicit the patronage of the public.
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Livery Stable.

HE Subscribers beg leave respectfully TO inform
u her friends and tn public generally, that they continue
to keep horses and carriages of every description their
commodaton TO be let onihe reasonable and furnish
ed at the shortest notice They may be found at all times
each OF their stables attached to the Bellevue Hotel Town.
sends Coffee House. where they will be happy 10 wait ON their
customers with promptnes and fidelity Grateful for past av-
ors, they take hs opportunity express their acknowledge
ments and trust that by strict attention their business he
will both merit and receive share of public patronage IIa-
ing the best as.e the greatest variety of horses
and carriages they doubt obeng able furnish all who will
please TO call upon them with such equpage viii fail
answer their purposes. HOWE II METCHEAR.
Oct ~ epu.
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IVHITNEY'S GROUP g. HOOPING
COUGH CORDIAL

VHNiS medicine has been extensively and successfully used
for several years and offered the public with the
fullest condenc that It's virtues will be highly appreciated
the oitner used Prepared by Charles Dyer No -
Weybosset street Providence X. l. ami for sale by
Oct lot VIM. B. RIDER.
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NEW FALL GOODS!!!

Openod Hs Morning.
French and English meInoe merinoe and common circas
ions black cooured silks scarlet white and black menno
shaw y liy AyHSyds Thbet donch fancy prints Engish
and American nnnes of every description Canton do Grecan
Sbobnei ace Qulngs thread cdgng do Insertions cambrlc
egngs do Insertion silk velvet velvet ribbons worsted blond
edgings of all colours ribbons gloves, hosery&c DC
1o Broad cloths casneres and sanets IN all their variety
will, almost every other article usually inquired form drygood
tore-Al of which shall be sold as low as at any other
in Newport L. foWLrh, 'r'
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Besides Ornamental Letters, Bacslope Musc Lottery Fig
ures Piece rac0ns Supeors Astronomical and other Signs
Space Rules Brass Rules Ornamental Dashcs Long Braces
than 200 kinds Of Borders and Than 1000 kinds o
Cuts and Ornaments for -coo books newspapers and scientific
works orders for amy Of which for Composing Sticks Cases
Chases &c viii be executed with the utmost promptude, a
large stock being always on hand
They will also orders for Printing Presses Paper,
Ink &c which they viii furnish the manufacturers prices
Printers Of Newspapers will please publish this advertise
ment with this noe three times sending paper containing II
to the Foundry payment when hey purchase four
Tunes the amount Of their bill from the Foundry.
New York March y, 1884. GEO. BRUCE & co,
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XN7M. p Hall has complete assortment Of Dry Goods
w which he thinks will not fail to suit purchasers at the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS S.
Han11ne & Stephens,

q RE inst receiving and openinga very
IN. extensive and handsome assortment
of Goods, suitable for the present and APP
preaching season. to which they would
respectfully invite their friends and Gus
TONERS, and all those who are in search Of
good bargains, TO call and examine. for
they do think none will GO away disap
pointed. Their stock consists in part OF
Cloths Of almost every color & quality
Casslmeres and cassinets,
London buck SKINS,
Super thibet ~fllannels, Camblets.
They would respectfully invite the Ladies
to call and examine their handsome as
Isortment Of
French and English Merinos,
Black and colored, plain and figured
Silks.
French and English Calicoes.
Merino, Thibet and Cashmere shawls
and handkercheifs,
Bonnet and belt ribbons,
Hosiery, gloves, &c.
Together with a general assortment of
Hard, Queens, glass and stone ware.
Sept "a, 1885
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zyEz1zl2W
4 d AND

For he care of Colds, .Asihmas. Whooping
Cough, Splitting Of Blood and Con-
SYMPTOMS.
HCELAND MOSS grows plentifully IN
a tha Island Of Iceland. from whence II
takes its name, and in all the high north.
ern ATTITUDES OF Europe and Asia, where
its Medicinal qualities have been long
known, and highly appreciated. This
plant contains a larger proportion OF We
getabIe Mucilage than any other known
ubstance. and in combinatiou with il IS
a bitter principle which acts most benafi
.ciaIly in giving strength in cases oil great
weakness and debility Of the lungs. The
knowledge Of many Of orr most valuable
medicines, for the cure Of diseases. have
been obtained from observing their effect
on brute animals $50 in The case oil thus
most Invaluable Moss. It's virtues were
fst ~discoreged by their Effects on the bar
DIV, long lived, and sagacious Rein Deer,
who derives its principal nourislrnent from
the Iceland Moss, x whose milk becomes
so highly imbucd with its Balsamic virtues
that il is used with the greatest confidence
as a sovereign remedy by the lnhabitani Is
OF all those countries, for the cure OF all
diseases OF the breast s. lungs, In France
this compound has long been known. and
extensively used ; and TO its s~alutafy Ct
fects, as much as 10 the salnbrity oil TIE
climate, is probably owing the very small
number OF fatal cases of consumption in
that country, compared with Great Bri
tain and the United States. This Syrup
contains all the medicinal virtues Of the
Moss in the most concentrated form, and
is prepared from the original receipt from
Harris, only by
e HUTCHINS & Co. Baltimore
And none is genuine unless it has theiI
fac smile upon each bill ofdirection-alsc
upon lhe envelope, 9y- and sealed with
their seal. A supply constantly for sale
by II. McSHERRY, Agent,
October Is, l635-6m