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BALSAM or LTVERIVORT.

NURS. NJ, N. GARDENERS genuine Indian Baisom Of Liz
lVn and Hoarhoand prepared from receipt Originally
procured from an Indian docress.
The genuine Balsam of Lyeworn each Bottle 1t is, with
out exageaon exception OF the greatest discoveries
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ting of blood Coop Weakness Pain in the SIDE want OF sleep
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Complaint this medicines has been taken with great sue
cess.-Prce 80 bottle for sale by VIM B RIDER
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Livery stable.

VuvHE Subscribers beg leave respectfully to inform
II thor isid and size 'bL. sv"vray ,i'at they continue
keep carriages of every description for their
coodaton be let the reasonable terms and furnish
ed the shortest notice They may be found at all times
each of stables attached the Bellevue Hotel and Town
sends Coffee House. where they will be happy wait their
with prompnes and fidelity Grateful for past ay-
they take this opportunity express hcir acknowledge
men and trust that by strict attention 10 their business they
viii both merit and share of public patronage ilav
ing the best well the greatest variety of horses
and carriages they doubt not of being able TO furnish all who VIII
please call upon them with such equpages will not fail TO
answer their purposes. HOWE * METCHEAR.
Oct. %. ept.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For the Newport * Boston Mail Stage
SsssszsS~ca-a cas-a
90 G-t-EslE
vIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON

Fare 10 Boston So
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O'clock arrive in Boston o'clock r. NJ Leaves Wyats
Marlborough Hotel Boston, every day. Sundays excepted
past O'clock dine in Taunton at o'clock arrive in Newport
at o oclock, p. M.-Fare through SO.
Passengers wishing go Plymouth informed that they
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in Plymouth past O'Clock, p. NJ Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at past o'clock A M
and arrives in Newport at o'clock, M-Fare 81
This Stage is connected with the NewBedord stage Fall
River Leaves FaRver every day. Sundays excepted after
the arrival Newport Stage and New Bedford
past o'clock Leaves NewBediord every day Sundays
cepted, at J past IL oclock-Fare 81
Passengers wishing Fall River have hours III
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Brucc's New-York Type Foundry.

YHyIE subscribers respectfully inform the printers that they
have recently completed variety of new fonts ofletter
the style of the latest European specimens, well calculated
for ornamental printing tasteful display, and making their
sorDent of PRINTING TYPES unrVaed IN beauty extent
and variety book of Specimens may be obtained the
Foundry No I3 Chambers street Chatham street ot
No II City Hall Place. II coDtans specimens from Twelve
Ji,up pca IN Pc ri 60
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WILLIAM BROWNELL.

PLATE AND SHEET WORKER.
VW1OUI-D respectfully inform his friends and the public
that o has taken the door North of Market
square where all times may be found of plain
and Japan ware and sheet Iron made order the
shortest notice IL Mending particularly attended to. Also
hand Coasoyes, clay and soap furnaces led pipe
ell sizes Feb Sd tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13
Ne,c Shoreham.
Ne1 Shorehdm.
John Sands
East Greenpick:
Gyles Pearce Samuel Bennett
Jamestown

]
None.
At general assembly held at Newport, May z,
1890.
The Governor Henry Bull chosen Modera-
tor, and Weston Clarke clerk Of the Assembly
''Mr Henry Bull was chosen Governor who pos
itvely refused to serve; MIR. John Coggeshall was
chosen who also positively refused TO engage; when
John Easton chosen Governor by the Assembly,
and engaged"
By Election.
JOHN EASTON Gov.
JOHN GREENE Dep. Gov.
assistants.
Edward Thurston Benedict Arnold
Joseph jerks Stephen Arnold
John Dexter Caleb Carr
John Coggeshall Isaac Lawton
Benjamin Smith Edward Thurston Jr.
Weston Clarke, Recorder
Thomas Fry, Seargant
John Hulmes, Treasurer
John Pococke, Attorney
A committee of six was sent to the late Govern
or walter Clarke for the charter and other state
papers in his possession, which delivered up to
the Assembly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13

MCRRISONS HYGEIAN

vUNHIS Is TO CERTIFY, That Samuel Young having
III given of his conviction the ygean Theory
of Physiology developed by the British College Health
Lodon and having furnished the necessary security against
coun,ere;s appointed Sole Agen, for vending the
HYGEIdN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES AND Publications.,
In and for the State of RhodeIsand
In confirmation whereof have this fourth day of January
1888 set my hand III. SHEPPARD MoAT,
Sole General Hygeion Agent for the u. s. of
america, Smith-street, Brooklyn, l.. L.
This certify that have appointed the following gentle
Agents for vending Morison's Hygean Universal
Medicines in this State 10 wit MIR Reue H. Baker of War
ren MIR David Melville Of Newport Messrs George Hammond
& Co. Wickiord-Mr Jefferson |. knnhal Coventry aud
James III. Pearce, in EastGreenwich SAAIL YOUNG.
Feb % 1884.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13

Besides Ornamental Letters. Backsope, Music, Lottery Fig
re. Piece Fractions Supcors Astronomical and other Signs
snace Rules Bras Rules Ornamental Dases Long Braces
more than 300 kind. Of Borders and an 1909 kinds OF
Cus and Ornaments for scool books newspapers aud scientific
works orders any Of which, for Composing Sticks Cases
CLases &c viii be executed with the utmost pronptuie,
large stock beirg always on hand.
They viii also orders for Printing Presses Papcr
Ik &c which tiey will furnish the manufacturers prices
Printers of Newspapers will please publish this advertise
men; (yyi this motel three times sending paper containing
the Foundry and receive payment when they purchase four
tiles the amount Of their bill from the Foundry.
New York. March a. 1884 GEO. BRUCE e. CO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13
IVJfT1'NEY'S GROUP &. HOOPING
COUGH Cordial

THyIIS medicine has been extensively and successfully used
for several years, and offered the public with the
fullest condenc that its virtues viii be highly appreciated
the otner used Prepared by Charles Dyer at No. 80
Weybosset street Providence X. and for sale by
Oct. ID n VIM. II. RIDER
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13
Txxu MUSICAL LIBRARY.
SELECT, AND VERY CHEAP,
PIANO FORTE MUSIC.
Published I'm Monthly Parts. containing sc Pages

of Music, Prfee, only 3s cents
The design Of the Musical Library to afford the ad
vantage to lovers Of good music, o the reading public
deriving from the cheap publications for the Advancement OF
real knowledge. extensively circulated.
This publication, supassng in cheapness and selection Of
Music any work published . issued IN London the st OF
each month and contains from 10 IL beautiful Pieces Of In
Vocal Music selected from the best us-efs
eight parts been published and each part has increased
the popularity the work 80 justly merits.
Parts to = Of this splendid highly popular and exiraordi
nary cheap work, reed for sale at w CNLAHArs
Book Store 4 Circulating LRyary,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13

NOTICE.
The Copartnership xeisting between c0GGESHALL q
STEDM1N is this day, by mutual consent dissolved
All persons having unsettled accounts with said firm re-
quesed to settle them with w. A. Coggeshall
Newport, Jany. 22nd 1885.
w. 4. CoggeshaH
s. w. iStedmon
The Business will be continued by w. A. & ID. NJ COG
GESHALL at the old Stand in Church Street where wi be
made order kept for sale variety OF Cabinet fnrne'
Chairs,
U. A. CoggeshaH
jam 29t 3u ID. NJ Cogeshan Junr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13

The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agen, for vending
MORISON'S HYGEIAN UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES,
the State Rhode Island hereby gives notice. ta; no other
person will be authorized Vend said Medicines this city
but for OF the public have appointed agents
different parts of the Sticand guard the public against
mposions they may assured that should any medicines be
offered for sale this State, purportng be Morsaas gei
Cnirersai Medicines by person except self my
thorzed agents that they will be couhierieiis.
SAMUEL YOUNG, No. l07, Westminster street.
Feb. 25, 1886.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13

x PERM CANDLES Of Newport manufacture, bard pre.ssd
and which win stand all climates FOR sale by TIESR fBuLI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13

nISTIILED cordas Ear preferable those made in the
ordinary way for sale 100 Thames by HENRY BULL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13

~ Pair Ladies' morocco walking shoes also SO pair thick
~ solcd leather slippers 6s the pair for sale at
Mo N. e. III. B. HOKSWELLS'
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-30

Qf OXEN Said oxen were purchased iioh ol, Doctor Russell, who recently moved tots, ..' country from Illinois, and are branded oa ' ,uS horn with the initials of his name, ''i \. 5 Two of the oxen are of a white colour, 01' with small red spots, and the other with snaaS black spots on his sides. The other two ,e. q. :. of dun or brindle colour, one of which has horn turned downward. Any person sesa, ing said oxen, or giving the subscriber inS sis nation of them so that he will get them aga~K snJ will be hberally recompensed for hls tlgs III = trouble. TH0S. MURRA1 o.
 Tekatoka, Pope CO.,, Get. 25, lSt33.-soSs E
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-30
COW E '.EI::CIION E: T .ARY.

x VIE subscriber respectfully mlolp. ,o,nl
 H citizens Of Little Rock, that he has ssg@. o,I meneed the above business, in all US sa,,s as;t branches, in the new frame building oppo'h po N
 Mir. Lindsey's blacksmith shop--Wl1,sa'eo osp will make and keep constantly on haha ca, as ,es eral assortment of CANDIES, CAKES, 'ssrreS 1Sr FRS, dyc. of superior quality--wholesaiVt ~ = seI tail. Merchants and others who buy 7 again, are invited to give him call. .,a fl.
 Wedding and other parties, a, sf tbl shortest sil, lul'ises notice @''A 'AA J. KENNs'
 Little Rock, Oct. Is. ls35--s60s
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-30

Ndys.-Nfessrs Outlaw Roberts, Shaw. Trip lett, Troy, Walker of Hampstead and Wilson,.
 And so the bill passed.
 A bill to divorce Abraham and Tabitha Stewart, was laid on the table.
 The following bills and memorials were read and passed to second reading bill authorizing Mary Cooper to sell certain lands; memorial to improve the nayiga- ton of Arkansas river; for a road from Fort Towson to Pine Bluffs; for the exten- sion of the pre.emption law; for donation of lands to settlers in the country ceded to the Choctaws bill to elect commissioners to locate the seat of justice in Crawford county; a memorial to the President to send an engineer to view Black and Carrant rivers.
 The following bills were read athird time, and passed A memorial for a road from Jackson to Fort Smith; bill to prevent the abatement of suits brought by unmar- ried women; memorial 10 improve the navigation of Little Red river; for an addi- tional allowance for surveying public lands in Arkansas to divorce John c. and Sa- IiaIa
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-30
SPRAYED,

ESROM the subscfll x Der, residing nea' "Old Dwight, :" P0p,6 ?, county, on or agVu' the lith of Septenbs' Ia sf t1rn n0ke or pap
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-13
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8aterldnb3freunb+
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Sreptoe ben l3. Mdrn 1885.

9Im leeten Eienltos sens bic stpeyte 81:
Bun9 bes @ousre0es 81 Gnoe. Sm Qanf'
Der Neprelentanteu >puroen 1erf6leoeHe
|ReicIutipnen porseieblasen. weeen osn
Qn9eIesenbe'ten nit Srentreid,
aber Feiue oer(elben paeirts-io pieIe unters
lbiecIibe @eInnunsen tpuroen BON ben
|8liecern eebsat. ooB feD feline Mebrbe't auf
cine eemiRe Maasresel psreinbaren fonue.
@iniae rparen cafir, rrie Elm eerpi0sr .perr
Nrder, Don Sirsinien, lebev ais lung 5n
ltreiten, bic SGuIo 81 0efaebsn-eucere
fit &ris9, liebsr alS einen Qeasr nocbjula1=
fen, uno wieoer anoere uno Der erbBte 2be'l
cab man 1ebt Feline Msinun9 oari,ber aus
lpre6en iollte, tpa5 man i'm Sinne babe 81
tbun, BIG man ferner 8eriebts Don Sranf:
reicb etnpfanst, ob Die @nlddoisurs pa
Birt rporoen. DermaBen, ,viso Die Seebe
oem na6fen @on9rsB anbem fol1en.-Seit.
obl9es 9eibrieben, baben MIR walbin9ton
3eitut19en empfan9en, tporans erbeuet oa6
fol9enee Nefoiuticn am Isbten Montas "
btno I'M S2aule Der Mspre ientanteu pabirte,
nemlib:
8eiblcneu, 1aB in Der Npeinune bieIes
3au(es. Der Irattat oOm 4ten sSuID, 1881
loI|te beba"ptet uno auf ietne grfhuuns be-
ltanoen rperoen.
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mir nidt anfibrenuno Der meiIen llebsrIes
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rebtt 8itte unterfiBen:
60 bitten mir Ii, unfern uno un1e1
rer peutfben mitbitoer Nomtu,
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nus oaflr lorsen m6sen, oaf oiefeIbsn auf
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ltitnenten :sno Olitbnr9ern bsfaunt aemaht
msroen, ME oies nit oen enqlilcosn 3aaes
bnberu oelbiebt-5um 0}uben uuo Srcm=
men Der srUBen uno a6ttoreu oeutlben
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fur oes wabre0Dobl uuo bousrnre Slid uns
lerer 9rcBen. bertII0en Union, fir relo)e
mir ale nit rpobrem oemop,ati(c,em Ginne
une republitanif1em Gtol1s lsten unp 1tsrs
ben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-13
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Oas pa6etfbif Saorr Capt.
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itoer guslbt eiass slidltbsn
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Durd) bic Drobune ber NrdGoent's
BotbIbaft perurlaebtsn Nafresuns
ber Dtgerltan0 nibt ocrsebra6t
,peroer, tpiroe ndbrsno biefer Nufs
r,olrla: unD ferner, sae rpenn unfer
Gencree Den sons prdfoenten DOE,
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nna IS als cine Sriesserf!druns
betratbttn nnb fosleib Gessr' prls
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On Die teutlbsn potriptsn ser
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cine Nnaahl Teutidber 81 eiRsr @eleGihaft
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@er,uauia ins esbsn 9etreten III, SOL
aenres als oen bon iDr su perfe!9enoem
3msd ouffelleuf:
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QImerifa ,pobnenoen Gsut(den enser 3u oers
einisen, nm einsn t,dfti9en teutfhen @bnra's
ter, quite teutibs Sittsu unb t'utid'e SlIts
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g. Dis Vricipieu elmer reit,eu Demceras
tie su unterGhben, unn sur @rfHllnua csr
hermit oertunoenen WRibteu zines trabren
Gepublifancy5 ale &rdfge auf5utisten.
81 1ie 2ebe uno Nrh&nsiibfeit gum al
ten 0atcr!onoe 81 nabren unb mebr 5i1 ers
reden, uno naeh &raftsn nit tob;n 81 ats
teiter, oaB lobaIo a|s mbs!icb aucb lit
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@eleufddft oernau> ten 2eutIhe, be bieler
|ibyer @runcldbe tresen 9eutlhIano perla(s
fen mu6ten, l,nb uab BEN 8eyenist. Staa-
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allen SGeiIen Der Union eerbrelttt treroenr
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Den 8eltimmuneen hieiss @elelIldaft 3u
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fem; pcra,iSaelebt, oae auGer Dem teine
rihtiasrn, nit oem 3ws6e Der OeleliGaft
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|5unebmen leYsu.
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|bieier GeIuiebaft melcDe bieisibsn ibvsn
tsutI Ihen Witbirsern biss,nit sur gin niibt
uno 8eurtbeilnns porlest.
$40 INNER Mereine fib bitben wesoen,ur
GtD als Suial. GlutS in cen alIsemsineu
8ertano auinehmsn 81 lai1en, Baten fb
oislelbsn unter Ssr &eossi1e
Mr. German, care of "New-Yorker
Stats Zeitung," NewYork.
an ben aus(6ab oss glsm-Yorter @lubs ~
wenbsn, Der ibuen @rsinpIars oer @cnftitu=
tion einlenoen, uno iter bic nbtbisen MaB=
resslu nit ibnen einlUn1n,sn miro.
SIM Wanen Der GeieNibaft,
49,. Der 2(us(bue.
0leu-Vo ben 81. San. 1885.