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A REAL KENTUCKIAN.

kentuckian we believe of that class, familarly
called Hog Merchant rode up to a public house
in the West, where number of Gentlemen were
seated IN the piazza. After low bow to the COM
pany he inquired if any present could inform him
what was good for burn. A young physician
there being several presently stepped forward, and
with much complaisance, gave learned lecture on
burns, the mode of treatment, &c. &c. for which he
was politely thanked by the Kentuckian, who in
formed him, that his prescription would not answer
his present complaint, his saddle blanket had
been very badly burned the night previous. On hear
ing this, the physician became cxaspcrated, and
told him If he would aligbt he would give him fog
ging. The Kentuckian again bowed, and said he
would not aght for two Aoggings, and rode off with
much gravity and satisfaction.
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RECENT ADDITIONS TO
W. CALL Ms
Or Cux ATIN9 LIZA A1z.


1854 Noveleies Of Traveller; Odds and Ends from ~
Knapsack OF Thonas Singlary, Journeyman Printer. WI
1855 The Cruise Of the Mse BY the author Of Tom Crnfss
Log &c. voI2
1855 Calayar Or the Knight Of The Conquest Romance d
Mexico by DIR. Bird, author of The Gladiator &c. vols
This said 10 be the best American Novel pubIised.
Suffice il Is TO that Caavar throughout is romance
very great interest II will interest the imaginative from ~
spirited aud string Of battle and blood will please de
poetic rom the splendor and beauty of its descriptions and
viii charm every lover Of fiction by the mastery and graphic
25e7 The Msees Of Manage or the Fair Of May Fair by
Mrs Gore author Of Mothers and Daughters, Sc, 2vo(e
1902 Three Years in the Pacifc including notices Of Brax
Chile Bolivia, a PERU BY Officer of e U. s. Navy vol
G. Romance. (Almost equal to Scotts) 2 vols
1853 The Fortunes of Perkn Warbecs Romance by Mira
Shelly author OF Frankensen, "The Last Man. &c vols
1880 Tho Pacha of Many Tales; by Capt Marva author Of
Peter simple Jacob Faithful, &c, q vols
1891 The last Days Of Pompe; Novel by Bulwer
thor of Pelham, Devereux, Eugene Aram, &C.. 2vols
Soss vahek an Oriental Romance by w Beckford. lvol
1893 Self ConroI Novel, by Mary Brunton vols
1884 The lincbback OF Nore- Dame Novel translated
from the French Of Victor Hugo vols
2o5 Memoirs of The Life and Correspondence OF Mrs Hannah
More by w Roberts. volss,
1896 Memoirs of Vdocq principal agent of the French Police
second edluon,-l2mo- 2 yols
2oI RooSwood; romance, by w. II Answorth. vols
This Il one Of the spirited and Of the
production Full oil life and fire. excies the reader and
him onwardmuch the heroine Of tale the
Black Hess, does the hero OF Robber TWrpwith min
gled sensations Of and delight wild story told
with exceeding Skill and wrought up to the highest pitch of
which singular subject capable1hc book is an excel
lent and the author may take high among the ro
nance writer's of our time,-Nac Monthly Magazine
25s Tsncy Hail. novel; by T. Hood author Of the Comic
Annual Nc. 2 vols
$3.50 Tales Of the Borer by james Hail. author of Legends
of the West DC. vol
2600 The Young Muscove the Poles edited by
Capt CHAMBER author of The Life OF Sailor 2 vols
e6ol France.-socnl Literary and Political; by II. L:
Buwer, NJ. p. 2vols
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
LONDON

TENIIE original Vegetable Hygean Universal Medicine,
IL prepared by w. Miskin, Esq-Member Of the Royal
College of Surgeons, Lceniae of Apokecarys Company
Fellow of Bolt Court Society, Surgeon the Royal Union
Pension Association, Lancaster Place, Waterloo Bridge and
Perpetual Pupil of Guys and ST. Thomass Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result Of 20 years experience and
unparalleled the extensive respectable pac
introduced the of the public the
nest solicitation of number of gentlemen of long and high STAN
ding IN the profession is hoped preliminary step to
check the evils and fatal consequence arising from the of the
numerous and deeterous nosum oed upon the public by
the aid fabricated proofs for miraculous and other frauds
by set OF mercenary unprncped preendersso totally ig
norant OF medical science that impossible the monsous de-
usion any longer down with the Intelligent people OF this
country These pills. mild and agreeable their nature should
prompt administration cholera cramps pasms ever and 9th
er alarming complaints which often prove fatal may be
speedily cured prevented In fact all those who value good
health should be without them They sold in packets
at 80 cents 81 and 81 each by respectable book
sellers, and venders of medicine the IT,
das with copious directions together with testimonials of pro-
fesslona ability from the following eminent gentemen Sir As
ley Cooper Abernethy James Bunde, NJ d.. w. Back, NJ
d., j. Aston Key, A. Frampon NJ d. and numerous others
by whom the medicine imported into this country, and to
whom all applications for agencies mnst be made.
JNO. HOLBEIN,
36, Wavehy Place, New-York;
Sole Gen Agent for the U. States &c.
NJ b. None geu.ne without the signature Of the Gen
eral Agent on the Label Sold by
R. r.. HAZARD.
~ AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
AT the sign of the Golden Mortar,
the Cour-House. Feb 25. 1S45.
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An Old Bird.'-One of the omnibusses, which
ply from this city to the neighboring towns had
few evenings since, reached about half way of its
destination, full of passengers when of them
suddenly rang the bell and cried to the driver
stop, his pocket had been picked of large
since he entered the omnibus-at the same time re-
questing the driver not to let any of the other pas
sengers get out, until he the passenger aforesaid)
could bring light, in order to have regular search
This caused general feeling ofpockets among the
passengers when another cried out that his pocket
book had also been stolen. The driver did as di-
rected, and the passenger who first spoke made his
exit after light; but whether he found or not
is quite uncertain, as he has not yet made his ap-
pearance with it. The passenger who really lost
his pocket book, (which, by the way contained but
small amount of money! thinks hc shall hereafter
understand what is meant when man calls out
thief" and that he will prefer darkness rather than
light if such evil joke is played upon him
again.-Bosfon Bulletin.
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by Mr.. Phillips aud ordered to be printed. me-
mortal praying Congress to make appropriation
for the completion of the western section of the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal was read and referred.
A memorial from citizens of Rochester, praying for
the abolition of slavery the district of Columbia
was after debate ordered to be laid on the table.
Mr. Wise reported resolution directing the Secre-
sary of the Treasury to purchase one thousand cop
les of Sparks edition of the writings of George
Washington-referredt to the committee ofthc whole.
The House took up the bill authorsing the Bal
timore and Washington Railroad Company to con-
struct a Railroad within the destrict.
The question was discussed till the adjournment
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REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.

On Wednesday, March 25th, at III o'clock A. H.
,ciH be sold at Auetioa, at Horton's Tdcern IN
Bristol, (or on the premises, j desired.)
T1NE following Estates and properly situated in said Town
IL VIA Lot of Land containing about B Acres with
RopeWak out buildings machinery and appurlenances
Tiney:
Lot of Land with dwelling house and buildings
on, known by the name of the Widow Phillips house.
Lot of Land of about acres known by the name of Wal
ker Lot
Lot ofLand, and Wharf, with Dwelling House. coach
house stores and other buildings thereon formerly the residence
of Charles D'Wof Sen.
65 shares in the capital stock of the Bank of Bristol
For information respecting the premises apply Benjamin
Illey or Ephram Spgue in Bristol to the subscriber
Newport NICHOLAS G. BOSS
Feb. 18th f
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From the Boston Courier.

GOVERNOR DAVIS ELECTED TO THE SENATE
Yesterday forenoon, eleven o'clock, the Senate
Chamber, crowded by persons anxious to wit
the balloting for Senator, which, by special
sgnment, was to take place at that time.
On the first ballot the votes stood for Davis Ia,
J. C. Bates 8, VIM. Baylies 9, J. Q. Adams g. Lev
erett Salstonstal s.
Second Ballot,t Davis lS, Bates 10, Baylies, 9
Saltonstall 2.
Third Ballot, Davis 10, Bates III, Baylies 8.
Fourth Ballot, Davis 20, Bates IL, Baylies 8.
Only one member of the Senate was absent from
his seat.
1t will be seen that MIR. Adams has lost all his
friends in the Senate, they dropped him altogeth
er after the first ballot. Gov. Davis was then de-
clared duly elected the part of both branches of
the Legislature, Senator in Congress for six years
from the 4th of March next, and the result was
communicated to the House by message.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE.
Newport. Feb. %. 1885.

4FN"POrt, TUE 70, ICo5'
SEALED Proposals will be received at this Office
until the third day of March next for furnishing the
necessary medical aid to sick and disabled Seamen
at this port, for the term of year from the lst
of April next. Medical gentlemen wishing to con-
tract, will please call at the Office, where thew will
be shown the manner in which contracts have been
heretofore made
The terms deemed most favorable for the Gov
ernment will be accepted.
e WIN. LITTLEFIELD, Collector.
Fsb. 25, 1885. Iw
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hall be placed ia circumstances demanding an ap-
peal to the las, alternative. When the Government
shall decide TIA War is necessary measure, and
the honor a,d character of the nation can only be
sustained b the sword 1t will then become the du-
ty of every good citizen; and true republican, to
to sustain the 6oyernment; and to contribute his
life and fortune II necessary to the defence of his
Country,
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In the Senate Monday, the bill reported by
the committee on executive patronage, was taken
up and affer discussion, ordered third reading
BY a vote of 26 to is.
In the House, memorial Of citizens Of Essex
county, Massachusetts, praying for the abolisment
OF slavery IN the district of Columbia presented
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WILLIAM BROWNELL.

TN PLATE AND sHEET IRON woRKER
"OULD respectfully inform his friends and the public,
w that he has taken the door North Of Market
square where at all times may be found Of plain
and Japan tin and sheet Iron made order at the
shortest notice u nendng particularly attended Also
hand Coaove clay and soap urnaces led pipe Of
aIlrzrs.~ Fcb. 3du
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The delivery commence early in the Spring, and be
completed by the LIST of August 1895
Every piece Of the above lumber be Of the best
quality as TO strength and durability of full dimensions, and
perfectly free from sap shakes cracks splits and from
that loose decayed than inch in diameter No
piece will be received that contains many knots although they
may be small and sound.
Payment will be made il required each Cargo duly in
spected and received
All touching this subject will be addressed to-
to the Subscriber Jos. G TOTrEN, It. Col Eng'rs.
Brevet Col
Fort Adams Newport llarbor, II. l.
January 18th 1885 (
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-02-25
DOCTOR JONES

Y E q e r A Il L E HAIR OIL;
For restoring a beautiful crop of hair
BALD HEADS.
UNIS ARTICLE is said by the best judges be superior
that of Wards any other hair oil yet invented 1t
put up superior style and finely scented that besides
being of the incest bcaufers of the ha il also very
dehcate perfume.
For sale at the sign of the GOOD SAMARITAN the only
agency for this town.
Ladies and gent. who desrous obtain delicate hair
oil and perfume for the Toilet will find this Oil the very best
muse and the cheapest much each bottle
tans than double the quantity of those Of Ward and the
price is the same. Feb. f.
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5000 Bushels of SAND for Mortar.

HBRPOSALS will be received by the Subscriber unal the
LIST of March inclusive for the delivery the wharf
Fort Adams, Newport iarbo r. of $4,000 Bushels of Sand
for Stone
Proposals be accompanied by fair sample thereof The
delivery the LIST OF April next and be made
such quantities. anda such times the progress Of the work
may require.
Jos. &. TOTTEN, 1t Col. Engrs Drcvc, Col.
Fort Adams, Newport IIarbor, II,
Jan llth / SS5.
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Ata 9'own Council holden Newport Feb'ry I'd 1885
nRDERED, That all persons wishing obtain License for
~ the retailing of Spurious Liquors for the yesr commenc
ing the 10Th February instant, leave their with the
Council Clerk before the 10th instant the Council will
the 18th for the purpose of granting the to those
whom they may fit.
Ordered That the above be Published in all the newspapers
Of this Town Witness, b. b. ROWLAND Coun. Clerk.
Feb. 4th, tw.
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Court. of Probate, Nepport FEB. 2, 1895.

COuvf, Of Pro6dte, NeNport Feb. 2, Ic35.
nRDERED. That all Executors and Administrators
" settled Estates who have settled their Accounts with
One Year be and they hereby notified appear
Court of Probate be holden the Staeouse Newport
for settlement. Witness,
b. b. ROWLAND, PROBATE Ci,rk
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DIED,

AT Providence, the 18th inst Capt Ohine Trip, aged
"a years yearsthe odert Providence He born
N Newport, oath May, 1873.
At Jamestown the 18th inst Mr. Coggesha Green, the
SD year of his age-a Revolutionary Pensioner
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THE CHRISTIAN LIBR AIRY.
REPUBLICATION OF THE MOST
POPULAR RELIGIOUS WORKS
Published in New York, IN Weekly Numbers of
Sirteen qaarto pages each fine paper, ,cnh
new and iegiJie type, and stitched IN neat
cocer--Price, SIX4 CENTS i!
The following works contained in the frs, twenty
numbers comprising Volume |; Viz
Memoir of the Rev Henry Mariyn-Pracca Piey, by Ham
nah More-Progress of the Gospel in PonesaIistory of
the Civilization and Colonization OF South Africa Christian
Researches in Asia by DR. BucananDcks Christian Phloso-
pherFabers Difficulties of In6delyLyt,elion the Con-
version of StPauIe of the Rev. Rowland I-Ic of the
Rev. John Eliot-life of the Rev. VIM. TennenAIanly
Piety in lis Prncples-Alanly Piey Spt-C
Experience Keepsake and Missionary Annual 1875
james Anxious Enquirer after Savaon-Eterny Realized
Moral Demonstration by Jeremy TayorSelec Poetry &c.
No Uok cM appear ia the Library chou the appreciation Of
the oo,cng Cggnea Rev Jonathan Going Of the Baptist
ChurchRev John f. Schroeder of tho Episcopal Church.
Rev. John NJ krebs of the Presbyterian Churchand Rev.
John Tackaberry ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church.
NUMBERS 10 30 of the above received for sale
w. GALATIANS
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DIR. w. Il. WELLS.

ESPECTFULLY gives notice. that he has taken Office
II y No. 50, Thamessree, directly VIM B. e. L. j.
Swans sore where he will be happy attend to calls III his
profession. Feb 25, r
10 Surgery will receive particular attention
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MORRISON'S HYGEIAN
Eegetable UnirersaI Wedicine.

tegdeot CHtceTS0t uedtcme.
VuNHIS is TO GER TIFY, That Samuel Young having
u given assurance of his conviction in the Hygean Theory
of Physiology as developed by the British College of Hea
London and having furnished the necessary security against
coanterfeits, appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES AND PUBLTCATIONS,
In and for the State of Rhode-I Island
In confirmation whereof have this fourth day of January
1888, set my hand III. SHEPPARD MOAT,
Sole General Hygeian Agent for the u. S. of
Ameriea, 'Smith-street, Brooklyn, H. L.
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MARRIED.

In this Monday evening last, by the Rev Mr.. Du
mont Mr. Christopher Biven Miss Hannah Cory daugh
ter of Mr.. Caleb Cory all of this
Al Kingston Thursday evening last by the Rev Brown
Thomas Rogers, Esq. of Mddeown Miss Sarah Clarke
Of Kingston.
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3d,-of planks, inches thick, & l2 inches wide,
$4,000 Superficial feet 5000 feet inch measure,
Each plank being 80 feet ongor, half the number Of
panSs being 20 feet 4 hah, 10 feet long; ;oT half, Is
feet Il half ~ feet long -or half IL feet 81 half IA
feet long
4h, of flooring panlSs, inch thick & inches wide,
$4,000 feet. inch measure
In equal, assorted lengths, less than Is feet
Every piece of the above lumber must be of the best
quality strength and durability of full dimensions
and perfectly free from sap, shakes cracks splits and from
knots that loose decayed than inch diam
No piece viii be received that many knots al
though they may be small and sound
9th, of CLEAR flooring panks inch thick and inches
wide ;-best quality,
$4,000 feet inch measure
In equal or assorted lengths, not less than Is feet
The delivery commence early in the Summer and be
completed by the LIST. of September 1885.
Payment will be made if required each cargo duly in
spected aud received.
All communications touching this subject will be addressed
to the Subscriber. JOS. G. TOTTEN, It. Col.
Engrs Brevet Col. !
Fort Adams, Newport Harhor II. l.
Jan. IL, 1895.
" The Publishers of the Newport Mercury Herald of the
Times, Providence (R i) papers; Taunton (ass papers
Norfolk (va) Wilmington and Newborn IN, C.; Charleston
). c.. Savannah and Daren (Geo papers, will please give
the above -four Insertions and forward their accounts
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This is to certify that have appointed the following gentle
men as Agents for vending Morrisons Hygean Universal
Medicines IN this State to wit Mr. Reuel IL Baker of War
N CO. Wickford.-Mr Jefferson l. kimbal Coventry and
James ii. Pearce, in EastGreenwch. SAINT. YOUNG.
Feb 25 1884
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N1oRxsoN's PILLS.
of the
RRYTYsH 0nI.IEGE OF HE AITrf.

BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH;
XNHICH, by removing all distractions the inesines
w thoroughly cleaning the bowels giving purity to
the Blood and thereby promoting free circulation at
the Of All Diseases, and is good in all cases giving Rest
Appetite and Strength.
Sole General Hygeian agent }
for the United States. IN SHEPHEiRD MOiT
NEH-Y0RK.
The above the words of the label every package
genuine Hygean Pills. and the opposite SIDE label ON
yslior paper IN the following words.
None Genuine without tins Label signed by the State or
District Agent and Sub Agent
These invaluable Medicines for by the Subscriber on
" in Newport his residence opposite Townsends Coffee
House Pelham street
The Pills in Packages at 81 ~ & SO per Package.
Vegetable aperiem Powders at 374 cents per Box.
ID MELVILLE, Agent Newport.
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TO BE SOLD. OR LET.

And possession giren or the 25th Of March nert
Island in Point Judith Pond, in SouthKingstown. cal
"A ed Little Comfort, containing about IL Acres Of goo
Land--For terms, apply to CHRIS CHAMPLlN
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STATES PRISON NOTICE.

UDROPOSALS for erecting States Prison Great Point
in Providence, will be received by the committee appoin
ted for thai purpose until the last Saturday April The
plans specifications Of the proposed work be examined
Secretary of States Office and any information relative
the same be obtained by reference any member Of the
Committee For the Committee
Feb L. tvs. w X. STAPLES.
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Instruction on the Tiano Forte.

The Subscribers second term for instruction The Piano
FoIe will the 10Th of January Those who wish
o lessons requested leave their before the
commencement of the term. III. y. FRIEZE.
]. 9TH If.
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HOUSE TO LET.

~ To let and possession given the first of April
ak34A next the House situated the of Thames
iSi and Coddngton SITS present occupied by George
llASH Turner Esq Enquire of HENRY BULL.
Jan. 2Sth If.