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BALSAM OF LIVERWOPT

VH RS NJ n GARDENERS genuine Indian Ealsom of
1VA er'cot and HoahOund prepared from receipt Originally
procured from an Indian doctress
The genuine Basam of Lverwort in each Bottle II is with
out any eAageauon exception, of the greatest
ever maze III s part OF the country IL has saved within two
years hundreds from the grave. has been sent for from all
parts o the country that has the least of its glorious
effects for such simple vegetable compound Ii has been
found TO be extremely eicacous the following diseases viz
Consumptlons, Common coughs Colds Hopping Cough df
Guilty OF breathing Ashmas Influenza Quinsy Phthsc Sni,
ung OF blood Croop Weakness Pain the side want Of eep
&C Likewise there Is nothing existing good for the Liver
Complaint as this incidence; II has been taken with grea ,uc
ess.-Prlce 90 cents a bottle, for sale by VIM H. RIDE9
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HEALTH REGULATIONS.


lst That Fish, be spread upon the land within mile Of
the compact Of the town. and that no heaps of fish be de-
posted any where within the compact part of the in
other parts OF the within fifty rods Of public road,
other place within the limits of the unless they are
covered with sand other materials that purd offensive
smell shall arise thereirom-
3D. That dead Horses Hogs and other ahmals shall be So
buried that there shall be least feet Of earth upon hem
ohat they be carried of into the harbor at least mile from
compact part OF the and sunk by having other
weights attached to them and that such may be carried to
Eastons Beach, shall not be thrown the but shall be
buried the sand either nthe beach, the marsh ndjoin
ing thereto
3D. That person suffer his sink gutter other drain for
conveying away foul water any street. lane or on
any wharf in town. after the 10Th day Of June instant TO the ls
day of November next.
4h That person any pens streets
lanes alleys is town. and that all hogpens be all times
kept free from offensive smell the Of the will
admit
9Th Tat nocaps Of dirt manure be deposited any Of
the streets lanes alleys IN tins town.
9th That the inspectors Of nusances such them
Board of Health may select aud that purpose wher
the said Board may deem cxpeden direct and
anime all the yardsi and enclosures prvys snkoles augh
houses and hog pens together with such cellars they may
suspect 10 be in unwhoesome condition in the compact
Of the ascertain whether the aoregong Resolutions
have been properly complied with and whether they
ally ceaDy state that they report to the President of the
Board all such persons whoiave neglected refused comply
with the regulations, whose premises offensive
unwlIolesome condition.
7h That all violations Of the aforcgoa resolutions be pun
hed by fine less than dollar than twenty dol
lars the discretion Of the court before whom the shall be-
tried
1t hereby the citizens residing in Thames
street. and IN Market and Washington Sqpares tho
space Of the Estates they respectively occupy be
swept a weeks the middle Of the
Ordercd That the following Regulations into operation
the Doth day ofJme instant and continue unit, the first day
Of November next and that they be published three weeks IN
the IHode- Isiuad Republican. A Truc Copy Hitncss
b. b. ROWLAND Ch. Of Board Of HeatM.
Newpcr, June 10, IS3J-
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JameStoUn
Joseph Mowry, and Edward Carr.
Nathaniel Niles. and Henry T;bbe,s
JOSEPH JENKS Jr. Speaker.
tax was made, and some other business done
not Of sufficient interest, to notice here
Ire peace of Riswich, September llth 1892 re-
i!eved the nation from the caamlties of war; Rhode
Island had suffered but little compared to the other
New England Colonies, in consequence of her be-
Ing surounded, Oh the land sides, by Massachusetts
and Connecticut which exempted her from the fire.
quen: incursons of the French and Indians On
the sen board she was greatly exposed, but fortu-
nateiy for her, no attack made on her mar
alime frontier except Block Island. which was
not very serious in its consequences.
The Commissioners of Connecticut and r. Island
met kut nothing decisive was concluded between
them, and the negotiation broke off, the Connect
cut Commissioners insisting upon the whole tract of
the Nar-agansett country, and the greatest part of
the townships of Warwick and Providence. The
Commissioners on the part of Rhode-lsland were,
the Deputy Gov. John Greene, Nathaniel Coddlng-
ton Thomas Olny, Weston Clarke, and Peleg
Sanford they were continued, and authorised to
act in The Colonies behalf, if it should be the pleas
ure of Connecticut to negotiate farther.
Trinity Church in Newport, founded.
About the latter part of this year say 1893 con-
sregation began to assemble at Newport to worship
God after the manner of the Church of England, as
appears By .heir petition for assistance in 1902, to
the Society in England I" for propagating the Cos
pel in foreign ports.' Calender, in his Century
seermon dates the commencement at about l7O6'
and says that MIR. Lockger the first misslona-
~, succeeded by the Rev. Mr.. James Honeyman.'
That AIr. Lockger first gathered the congregation
about his time, we do not doubt but it not as
Missionary from the society in London, as Calen-
der supposes, for that society not, established,
and Incorporated until the year 1902. MIR. Honey
man was appointed and sent their first missionary 10
r. Island in l7O4, in consequence of a petition sent
TO the society in 1902 by the Church Wardens of
Rhode-Island. Trinity Church in Newport was
gathered as before stated, about the latter end of
1898 or early in 1899 all which will more fully ap-
pear under the date of l704, of these memoirs which
will contain extracts from the history of the society,
by David Humfries d. ID. Secretary to said Society.
... 1899.
port the Sd day of May 1899. The following per-
sons we're chosen.
SAMUEL CRANSTON, Gov.
JOHN GREENE, Dep. Gov.
Assistants.
Robert Carr, James Barker,
Richard Arnold, Joseph Williams,
Joseph Sheffield, Gyles Slocum,
Benjamin Barton, Joseph Hull,
Jeffrey Champlin,
WESTON CLARKE, Recorder.
THOMAS MALLET Shrive.
JOHN POCOCKE, Attorney.
JOHN HOLMES, Treasurer
The Deputies are not recorded in the State rec
Ords; those from Newport were
Deputies.
John Cogscshall, John Rogers,
Henry Tew, Benjamin Newbery.
William Brinley, and Isaac Martindale.
I.s,ters received from, tho CoIonies aren't IN
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
For the Newport * Boston Mail Stage
s5snla
8kkH
VA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON
Fare 10 Boston SO.
II EAVES Topnsonds Coffee House Newport every d,y
L. Sundays excepted at u o'clock A. NJ dine in Taunton
at O'clock in Boston at O'Clock J. NJ Leaves Wya.
Marlborough Hotel Boston every day. Sundays excepted
past o'clock dine in Taunton at O'Clock arrive in Newport
at o'clock r. M-Fare through So
Passengers wishing to Plymouth informed that they
90 by this line Monday Wednesday and Friday and
arrive in Plymouth at past o'clock, p NJ Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, past O'Clock A. NJ
and arrives in Newport at o'clock, +. M.-Fare 81.
This Stage connected with the New Bedford stage a, Fall
River Leaves FaRycr every day Sundays excepted after
the arrival Of the Newport Stage and arrive New Bedford
past ~ o'clock Leaves every day SUNDAYS ex
cepted, at past il oclock-Fare 81
Passengers wishing 10 go to Fall River have hours in
Fall River and return the evening
" Extra Coaches furnished all times & on reasonable
terms
: All baggage and small parcels the risk Of the owner.
thereof X. b. KINSLEY Agsnt
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MORRISONS HYGETAN
Vegetable UnirersaI Wediciu,.

HNHIS is TO CERTIFY, That Samuel Yo,no b,v;n.
given assurance of his convection in Hygelan Theory
OF Physiology developed by the British College of Usalb
London and having furnished the necessary security
connlereis is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HTGEiAN VEGETABLE UVIVERSAT
MEDICINES AND PUBLICATIONS.
In and for the State Of RhodeIsand
In confirmation whereof have this fourth dav or lamar,
1888, set my hand H. SHEPPARD MOAT"
Sole General Hygeion Agent for the u. S. of
america, Smifh-street, Brooklyn, L.. L.
his to certify that have appointed the following gentle
emn as Agents for vending Morsons Hygeian Universal
Medicines IN this State, 10 wit MIR Reuel III Baker of War
ren MIR David Melville of Newport Messrs George Hammond
~ Co. WIckford.-Mr Jefferson l. Kmbal Coventry and
James III Pearce, in EastGreenwich. SAML YOUNG
Feb % 1884.
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NEWPORT, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY Is. 1915

4
to defray the expenses necessary be incurred her
The Assembly continued the said Brenton in tn
agency, and directed the Gov. and Council to d,
all things necessary in the premises.
AT General Assembly met at Newport, the 3Otl
day of April 100, and adjourned to meet next da,
being the day of the election, the following officers
were chosen.
SAMUEL CRANSTON Gov.
WESTON CLARKE, Dep. Gov.
ROBER CARR, Assistant.
Assistants.
Joseph Williams, William Hopkins.
Joseph Sheffield, Gyles Slocum,
Benjamin Barton, Benjamin Smith,
jeffrey Champlin, John Eldridge,
Western Clarke, Recorder
Thomas Mallet Sheriff
John Holmes, Gen'rl Treasurer.
John Rhodes, Attorney General.
Henry Tew Major for the Island
John Dexter, Major for the Main Land
Deputies.
Newpor
Benedict Arnold Jonathan Holmes,
Nathaniel Sheffield, jeremiah Clarke,
Isaac Martlndale, John Easton Jr
Providence
Jonathan Sprague, John Wilkinson.
Elisha Arnold Peleg Rhodes,
Portsmouth.
George Brownell, Isaac Lawton.
Benjamin Hall, John Ward,
Hdrwick.
Randall Holding, Job Greene,
iSraei Arnold Moses Lippeu
Westerly.
William Champlin, Peter Crandal
Kingston.
Andrew "illef. Benony Sweet,
JamcstocR
Nicholas Carr Joseph Mory.
GreeRUich
George Vaughn, Henry Straight,
The Colony laws were ordered to be transcribed
nd correct copy sent to the Colony's agent in
.ngand.
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REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
TO THE pUpEIc

rny.second Number of the Republic of Letters win
close the first year of the work Ii was Commenced ms an
penen-he liberal patronage il has received as well n. r.
of 0estowedupon other works Of like kind which hav. G
oMe IA us rack shows that the plan Of the work is approved
ana mas gwen permanency which induces the publr ~
make such alterations and he believes will he
10 subscribers and give further claim upon the
Snce the work has been in the hands of the present publish
ef ne has endeavored TO as far as practoab h
tant to the interest of the work 'nPof-
. IN nture thus work viii be edited by MRS. A. H. MICH
oLas who wlll receive the aid and advice of
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At a mceinfg Of the Board Of Health holden at Neu~
ucfed ,osvvvmE
preserving the Health Of the inhabitants be and they are hereby
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MORTSON'S PILLS.,
The HYGEIAN UNIFERSAL WEDICIFE
of the
BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH;
VNHICH, by removing all Instructions in tine inestines
w thoroughly cleaning the bowels giving purity
the Blood, and thereby promoting free
the root of All Diseases and good in all giving Rest
Appetite and Strength.
Sole General Hygean dgem
for the United States. III SHEPHE1RD MO1T
NETWORK
The above the words of the label every package the
genuine Hygean Pills; and the opposite side label
yettop paper in the following words.
None Genuine without this Label signed by the State
District Agent, and a Sub Agent"
These invaluable Medicines for sale by the Subscriber
y Newport his residence opposite Townsends Coffee
House Pelham street
The Pills in Packages at 81 80 & SO per Package.
Vegetable aperent Powders at 371 cents per Box. :
ID MELVILLE, Agent Newport. \
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.
LONDON

VHNHE original Vegetable IIygean Universal Medicine
- prepared by w. Mstin Esq--Menber of The Roya
Coege OF Surgeons Licentiate of Apoiecarys Company
Fellow OF Bolt Court Society Surgeon the Royal Union
Pension Association Lancaster Place Waterloo Rrdge and
Perpetual Pupil Of Guys and St Thomas Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result 2 ears md
unparalleled success m the extensive and highly table
ice OF the proprietor paronsed by the faculty and
now introduced TO the notice OF the American public
nest solicitation Of number of gentlemen long an n stan.
ding IN the profession. II Is hoped n premnpfy step 10
numerous and deleerous osted upon public by
the audi fabricated proofs for miraculous cures other
by set OF mercena unprnciped preenders-so totally g-
norant o medical science that impossible .ros
uson longer down with the intelligent pe ope of this
country These pills mild and agreeable in their nature should
be KEEP, every family oi sudden illness by their
prompt administration cholera cramps spass evcrs 9th
or alarming complaints which often prove fatal may
speedily cured prevented In fact all who value good
health should be without them They packets
30 cents ~ and 81 each by respectable book
sellers and veDders Of medicine in the IT, the Cana
das, with copous directions together with testimonials pro
iessona ability from the following gentlemen: Sir Asst
ley Cooper, Abcrne,hy James Blundel NJ d. w Back NJ
d., Aston Key, A. Frampton w. d. and numerous others
The originals may be possession Of the General Agent
by whom the medicine imported into this country and to
whom all applications for agencies mns be made.
JNO. HOLBEIN
30, Wayeriy Place, New-York;
Sole Gen Agent for the q. States, &c
era Agent the Label Sold by
R. II. HAZARD.
AGENr FOR NEWPORT,
0.1r At IL. the ;is" g", of ,ns.a the Golden Mortar
u CauionIt has been deemed expedient far as posi-.
BILE, TO place Bins Genuine Original Hygean Medicine in
the hands Of druggists only and those sold without the signature
Of John Holbcn The label counterfeit This notice is be-
necessary, there still contrary all moral decency
legally convicted noum attempted to be forced on the public
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Uoreh ~, 1885.
WM. G.. CO//ENS & Go.

ID ESPECTFULIY inform their and tho public
H generally that they getting their spring supply
d New Goods and invite them them to call and examine their
assortment They opened yesterday y packages OF domestic
goods of every description few rich styles Of London prints
with some other desirable articles,
1isO added to hcr CARPET WARE-ROOM,
splendid entire New Patterns OF superine and
fine Ingram and Damas Venetian floor carpetlngplain
striped and damak Venetian doBssells and tued
Hearth Rugs &c &c All which they their customers
shall be offered o1r the most vorbe aud accommodating term.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS!

FURNITURE!-C
TuNHE Subscribers offer for sale their Ware Room
Churchstreet general assortment of Cabinet Furniture
among which may be found much please whether selected
for utility for fashions sake. Also variety of Chairs consis
ting of Cane, Rush Woodseats.IIsf Decentralization
Maple-Fancy & Wndsor-and other sounding names, Of a
quality second to in market All which will be sold not
dog cheap for less than cost but at fair prices for
moderate prof-Purchasers invited Cor them
selves. u n. b. Furniture made to order usual.
Nav 18th 1895. w. A. & d. NJ COGGESHALL.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, Il. &.
JULY 7th 1895.
u Persons calling for them viH please san 8. nd.
'e'"'ea, as they are placed in a separate borr
-
Timothy 16bou Mr., Peek6or,
"eo'se hs"n John PwfuLa
zap %. Andros Alton Pope
John Aston Charles H.. Prossitey-
Joseph c. Anthony R
c Joseph Rigly
- S"P'' h'sm DMfer Solomon Russell
Solomon n. Borio,c James Rogsrf
William ~ Babcoek
George George W Bateoek Frederick w sprasm
Ueo'se b'wen Gardner Smith
Cap Samuel Barter John Sherman tt.
Mrs. Fanny Broron mrs lfnsyr .sh,u,,xo-r -
Betsy Barker r.
C. Nicholas p. Tsuinsha~
Erasmus ID CampeH 2 Gordner Tanner =
Hmfiy CGh Mrs Eliza Roby
Joseph Clarke u
Henry C0h9O"e JamesM Utter
ID w
Franklin Dow John Vtnslow
William H. Dooner ". W. .Wooisey
Charles H. Daris Um. Wall
Joshua a. Williams
James w. Frisbee Weskei TFiiloughbu
Nathaniel Fates Jr Cap Gardner Hilays
q John j. Yiele
u. IS. Cfdser Portsmouth.
III John Sherman
Rooen Vim. Hodre George s. Bro,cneH
Messrs. u. Hammond GyLes Manchester
y co. James s. Gardiner
Mrs. Jane Henty AJner Weaver
Mrs. HuH Elizabeth Ahny
Sarah Hart Lucy Louisa Cott,eN
Janestopn
William johnson Ann Eliza Wsedeu
irish
VIM. Lewis Patrick Clinton
John Lambert Patrick Cumuu
MchGi Canninghans =
G. w. Morgan Michel Mcdonald
William Mongin James Fitzgerald
Thomas Mills Patrick Shcahonp
Edvord y. Marsh Miehol Quin
Misses Amelia d Amdn- Robert Dmis
dd Mason John Mica
Mrs. Mary Markea William Manstula
Louisa McAHister Patrick Mulloy
Dr. Benjamin Norris Patrick Heiman
Mr.. Norton X. II. CARR, r. M.
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FOR SALE.

EUST received direct from New York bv tho
- very splendid German Piano-he upper haris strupr
like Grand Piano It's compass notes high than am ordinary
ton principal and every way mos, perfect insyme,
r,ease ca, ana examine WIN. s. VOSE.
May 9th.
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PRINTING.
MEMOIR OF RHODE-IsLAND.


There is record of the October session. but the
Assembly met by adjournment at Newport Feb'ry
18th, 1889 The Deputies from Nepport were,
John Rogers, William Brinley,
William Weeden, Joseph Barker,
Nicholas Easton, & Edward Smith.
Proriaenee.
oamuei Wilkinson, James Angel,
Joseph jerks Jr and Joseph Whipple,
Portsmouth.
'ohn Corey, Joseph Cook,
John Burden, e. Daniel Pearce.
Uar1cick.
Ahomas "reene, Benz. Barton,
Randall Holden, & John Knowles.
Westerly.
William Champin, Joseph Clarke,
JdmeSfOion.
Joseph Mowy, and Edward Carr.
Kingston.
Nathaniei Niles, and Henry Tbbets.
TOSEDu JCNKS
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WILLIAM BROWNELL.

Court Of Probate Newport June Ist, 1885.
yuyUE Administration Account the Estate Of Hiram Pop
pie late of Newport deceased presented for settle
men and all aIowanceI ordered that be received
and the consideration thereof be referred Court Of Probate
to be holden at the House Newport the first Monday
in July mex. o'clock A. NJ and that previous nocebe Civ
en- by publishing copy Of this order three several tunes in e
r. Repuoan for all persons interested appear at said
time and place and be heard FITNESS,
b. y. ROWLAND, Probate Clerk.
June, 10, tw.
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THE HUSBAND.

The fond, protecting love of husband is like
the tall and stately poplar, that its graceful
io'iago beside some happy cot to which It's leafy
honours afford rcvwlng shade while its spreading
branches shelter the melodious songstcrs of the
verdant grove, who within It's hallowed precincts
nurture their callow BROOD unmolested by the wan
ton tyranny OF school boy pranks.
Oh! 'tls the oitulgcnt Egean shield, which cast
tar and wide Its bright defensive rays around the
tmld, shrinking form of the best most tendcrly be-
loved objects OF his warm hearts pristine love and
ycucration.'
The hallowcd affection of such husband, is the
far off goal 10 which the adorng wife's most ardent
wishes fly, borne upon the strong, untring
p,nion OF woman's faithful unending love. Cheer
cd by the smile of such Il faultlessing, the envous
summers porchins heat, the ruthless winters PIN
ching cold, TO her impart no pang: they pass un-
needed by her well defended head, light as the
feccy cloud; unregardcd as zephers' bamy breath.
Supported 10y his manly form, what sorrow can
asSai what anxious care invade her bosom's calm
rcposc! Serene as the smooth surface of the clas~
Isy lake unruiiled by the storms rude blasts, her
peaceful hours speed on plcasures's wing.
How beautiful Is such n union How much
more rare than beautiful oh 'tis sight that An
gels might delight To fix their lingering gaze upon,
lost M mute rapturcs aud admiring awe. Mutually
giving and receiving strength, the bssfu pair tread
liies ,hocny path, light fantastic toe, gaily trip
ping on, unmindiul of all, of care or woc-his pow
criul arms each dangerous bricr removes her deli
cate fingers present To his refreshed senses each
beauicous flower that sheds It's perfume on their