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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-18

" OULU respectfully Inform the pub
lie that he is manufac turing spring
saddles on a new and durable plan and al
most every article in the saddl:ng and
harness line. His work is made in the la
test style. of the best materials the v es-
tern market presents for sale. He also
keeps fancy travelling trunks, which he
intends TO dispose of on fair terms: corner
Of w ashinton and Main streets,
All mankind that will Justly pay
Their debts when they are due.
Will have no cause to run away
From home and justice too. l..
Richmond, March ls, 1850. lift.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-18
Watches, .scwciry asad
FINE Cutlery.

The subscriber res
pcctfuliy informs his friend
and the public that he ba
lust received a fine assort
mef.t Of the above name
articles, which he offers fo'
sale on reasonable terms
Ills stock consi> is in part Il
EolInuS. SiIvae nafeI.f louor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-18

THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of La lyman & Blain is this day
dissolved BY mutual conse t.
James T. Layman,
William Blain,
h+TIE Clair Making will be continued by
WILLIAM BLAIN who respectfully solicits
public patronage.
Richmond, May 4 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-18
HAND OyES; TIE STUMPY

H1RsEoNs indebted to the subscriber tof
u the Palladium OF lS33-Job wor:. and
advertising done tho same ycar, are requested
To make inme hate payment, or 't tciss WITHIN
the course oi the present or ensuing year
Alril 9th, 1884. ID. p. HOLLOW H-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-18
RICHMOND CHAIR w K E
ROOM.

Il THE subscribers " ould inform
49, their friends and the public, that
~ they still continue to carry on
= the CHlIie.M1kLNG business
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-18

JOB PRINTING.
DoSE quickly and neatly at this
office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26

HHAS received, in addition to his former stock Il
" "a supply fPeylumery comprising almost ever,
article usually found ~ such an tsiabli,hneu Al
so large supply fGerman and French ofnamen-
tai haig-w Ork; among which are the Ring.Cu a
new imported articie Rinscts Of various sizes
plain Fuses fuseits with Rinplets Everlasting Fu.
setts; plain Bands; Bands with Puhs Bands and
Plalis to ornament the hair; long hair Braids; Pufs
plain Hair Combs; CnrIs ornamenied with flowers :
Gentlemen lal.e Wh-kcrs Ladies and Gentlemen.
Wigs. The hair work offered is such rs will be-
constantly kept for sale, with the fashions that are -
trOduccd The subs scribrrs engaeemcnts nre such a.
Will enable him to iirni. the article Of IIar as o.q
a. can be purchased in amy city in the uited Sta,r,.
The Ring Cur. and Rineet, are prepared entire
ly by acod process that the damp air nor pcr-pi.
ration viii not effect them. Dealers IN hair work are
respectfully invited 20 examine. Among the article.
mentioned above, are one case Of AIo!air Gaps; one
do artificial Flowers; Odenlorous HCrsun Sweet
Bags; Ladies work, aud Ccn,lcncn's Dressing Gas.
os. variety Of shell and horn combs great yaric.
ty Of soups expressly selected for the ladies toilet and
gencmens dressing cases.
The subscriber Is nOw ready to Introduce, ana cut
aides and gentlemen hair the lutes, Paris style
u N. b. J. r. would express Lis wariros
gratitude TO the Ladies' and Gentlemen OF Newport
andvcluity for heir patronage extended to him since
the establishment Of his business IN Newport, and
still solicits aconlinuance Of their iiyors.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26
POETRY.
[From the Knickerbocker. !
THE CHEROKEE.

We stand not where our fathers stood
The earth they trod is onrs no more;
Aud not a drop olkindred blood
Is flowing on our native shore;
Where'er oar va-Tant footsteps roam,
We're aliens in a desert home
la vain may memory dare TO trace
The glories of the days Of old;
The ancient dwellings of our race,
BY which the eternal rivers rolled;
Al that our fathers held in fee
All that our sons may never see.
The blue majestic hills, that rose
Like thrones for gods to sit upon,
The plains that spread beneath their suows,
Bequeaihed from hoary sire to son
Given - back through countless ages fled -
by Nature to the mighty dead
The forests, lolty as the hills
And gray beneath thousand years,
The wales, that gushed with crystal rilIs,
The fields, that giowcd with golden ears,
aud, dcagor than a nounrc.i's throne,
The rude, rude ,.i,s that were our ann!
The paths DER which onr bounding feet
Outslripp'd The deer in hoadiong race
The noDn-ids coyert's cool rcuoai
Familiar as a brother's face-
On, who can love another earth,
Like the brigltgp0t that gave lin binh,
Ay, tie old trces stand !lll and gray,
Beneath whose unforeJucn shade
Tn3youihlul warrior brought h.s piey,
A evening, to his dar1-eycd mriI ---
And every flower that dochcd her halt,
SIT! blooms IN summer beauty there.
Bat there no morc alluli chiaroiu hud
The shaft of war, or aporiye lance,
And there no more shan indian Gid
E9ueath those vcgdant arches dance
Or pluck he flowers, or in tht shade
Her i'aihcry chaplet over braid
Our Father, held ihoir srus IN awe,
But we must bend, and ste, and seek --
For this, they say, IS ClUslian law,
To grind the poor and daant tLn weak:
Oh, forest ira c lhc lcd bird ioams
Bat we are slaves in foreign homes
Not such the tale our wouiurs told
And is the eugle-splril HedP
Goia, with the fiery hears Of old
To slnmbcr with the noble dead
Conc, hike the mornings misty boarIh 49,
Core, with the white mans broken Glilhl
On, better far than thus 10 60,
Wnhcring and dwindling, day by day,
To venture all npon enc blow,
Before our spit melt away,
Scorn this duh life of lingering slaves,
And die around our fathers graves
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
For the Newoou & BosionMail Stage.
Esl3s<SS.ESs
Nss...51ts.-.L=eA. Y. -
rIA-rALL RIYER X TArNTON.

VIA ALL XIV l4ib ~ AAl ~ p-N-
fafl ~ Boston, 81
a stare will leave Newport every morning sun
"a dan excepted, at II o'clock, 4, NJ, arrive ia
ian River at Ioi a, NJ =; ,r..,,on p n
in Boston. al a =. ~
Returning. a stage will leave Boston every mon'-
inn sunday excepted at past O'Clock A. NJ. in
Taunton at ! O'Clock, p. NJ.
in Fall River, az o'clock,
in Newport. NJ . : O'Clock.
stage book at Town-end's, & liassards Hotels
in NeHpGri.
The stage viii leave ToanaenHs at ! & Has
sayds att J.
Stage books at Barker Marlborough lIo!el Bo~t
TIN. Stage j, connected with tie NewBediOrd
stage az !ali Ri,cr-Leayes FalI-Riyer 10 oc.ocl,
every DIV Sundays excepted, arrive in New-BedioTd
al past II O'Clock.
Ifayes every day, Sundays excepted, at ] ocl'k,
arrives N New-Bcd at 81 Oclock.-Returnlug
leave, New Bedford every day Sunday excepted,
III o'clock 4. VI. and arrives in Fall Rverat 10 \. "
aud at =. VI. O'Clock 2. VI.
stage Books, at Coles & Bldee's Hotels Ne"
Bedford.
~ Passengers wishing to goto New Bedford; are
informed lh,t they can By this stage leave Newport
IN the morning. and return early the same evening.
and have half an hour leisure time in New-Bedlord,
aage leaves FaII River every day Sundays eA-
ccpfnd ut J past , o. clock p: m .Or Swansey, War
ren, * Notwithstanding leaves BTist0leyery day,
Sundays excepted at = O'Clock "A: M, and Warren at
o a. l. and arrive in Fail River at 10 5o clock a. IN;
A stage leaves Fall River every day, Sundays eX-
cnptod for Providence, leave, Fan River at lO4 o.
ocn. arrives in Providence D. Returning, leave,
Providence every day at 10 O'Clock m. arrives in
l'dl Bivcr p. N.
Passengers wishing to go to Fail River, can have
6 hours IN Ial River, and return tie same evening.
o. Extra Coaches furnished at all times q on
reasonable terms.
r. Al baggage and small parcels at the risk Of
the owner, thereof K. B. kiNSLEY, 1geHt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26
SIIERIFE"S SALE.

Washington 80.
HD virtue Of an Execution issued ont of the
z u Court OF Common Pleas for the county of
Washington, in favor Of Samuel ~. Brid1hani Of
tine city and county Of Providence, yeOmsn. against
Joshua HoNic, formerly Of The town Of Richmond in
the county aforesaid will seiIat Public Auction on
The premises, in said town Of i;IchmOnd and county
Of Washington on houd., the 3Ist day OF October
l-j, u 10 O'Clock IN d.. a.cnoun. all the right tile
and interest which the s-.j Joshua HoAie had OH the
lith day Of July l-3j, q, Is O'Clock in the forenoon
ia and to a certain tract Of land, containing by es-
nation one hundred and i.iy acres (more or less
with dwelling house barn and crib thereon stand
M, formerly the property of Edward lOXe late Of
ChIrcstOv u, in the county OF WASHINGTON deceased
bounded norlieyiy on hichWuy; cn,cfy on land
Of Aaron hnyoui sou;har.y on had Of JARVIS kiu
yon; and westerly, pary on land Of sarah Sheffield
aud partly on land Of Matthew r. Potter; OF hoNey-
cr otherwise bounded.-I ,hai also sell at Pubic
Auction, by, virtue Of tin aforesaid ENccatOn.
on the SI-t day October -j1. 1T = o'CiUc. i. VI. ug
.hc premises, ID tie town o. .iopkInlon, in he ao.c.
said county o' Washington all she right tile, and
interest. which the aforesaid Joshua ioNlc. had Uu
the 10TH day o! Jny l-5, al Eal past tSo o'clock f.
NJ, in and 10 tEo other lot, g land situated iu i
aforesaid town of iiophiutou formerly the property
of the aforesaid Edward iioSie 1oc'd; one ol sad
lots OF land contains by estimation. ics} acres (moga
or less: bounded norhelly on highway vcst,Ti,
on land belonging to the heirs Of JoaH Vi els; South
crly Oh Paucatuci River and c3-!ery cn land o.
Samuel Gardner. or however o.LerW!-. L0Jn.Ga -
The other OF SAID lois Ol land contains Lg c-lma'.au
hall an acre (nore OF Ics~.) with dwelling house
thereon standing, bounded westerly on highway:
noIthery, eusteryj and -onirry, on land Of Joseph
ID. kinyon, or however Otherwise bouujsi. The
above described real e-iar will be sold or 50 much
thereof as will satisfy said Execution together viii
incidental charges.
J. d. CURTIS, DEP. stc5iE
: Kingston. ~. 9TH. l-.3li-;,v-
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IUGMSONIAN
EEGyJa 7 ltt .I.tl e. i;aY.

.FENIE Subscriber, having been for more than two
Il wears, ~ constant aud successful practice. no.y
oilers hIs services 10 te public as B0tqnir Pl-sic-
of Newport and the adjoining towns That he has re-
Gently removed from the corner Of Broad a. Collins
street, 10 the more commOdious house at the corner
Of Spring IS Nll-s'ronts (ior the better arcummodl-
ton OF h numerous patients, which nTc daily calling
upon im,) whore he will administer the Pure ThDn-
SoHiaH DciciaCs 10 such may iaycr hnn with their
patronage. No pains viii be spared 10 render the
patients comfortable, and 10 restore them 10 health.
Situated in one Of thc most healthy places I'm ruY
land, the subscriber il4crs himself that the udyunia
grs Of this ininnary are surpassed by few iu-If,
lions Of the Kind IN this country. To his former
friends and patrons he tenders his most hearty thanks
and should they stand in need Of his services he is
ready To administer to them such remedies as the GOI
Gj Nature has so bOuntuiy scattered over ouY fields
This Iufruary viii be conducted under the imine-
diatc patronage of DR. SAMUEL THOMSON
IhomsoH'S ae,o gHidc 10 kcaih
E05cRsoR'S Lectures;
And II general assortment Of
THOMsoEitN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and for sale at the In(ir-
mary. G.. GARDNER.
Icrms.-S3 for course of medicine
~, 80 per per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Napour Bath is now in readiness for
those who wish to take II.
Newport, May 18th, 1896
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CEAB1IyAa q EUESNITI Ii
s. GEgATRG.

eSTEPHEN NJ sTEDMAN would respectfully
~ inform the public generally, that he has taken
the new store No. l. Brold-srCet, where he intends
keeping ON hand general assortment OF Cabinet iui
nilure and Chairs; also Willow Wagons and Ca-
dcs--a OF which VIII be sold on the mos, reasonable
terms. o. y. B. Every article in the furniture line,
made TO or.Cr at TIE shortest notice.
AL>O
TO LET, the store in Spring-street, between
Church y Mary streets. formerly occupied as a
School iluuse-alp pls a. above.
Sent 2~-tu.s' Mist.
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TO EENV.

TuSllE House At the corner of Bridge u Wash
II ingiousirccts, occupiedby the subscriber. 1t
is a> convenient building aud as pleasantly situated
any IN Newport, and possesses every accommcda-
ton to render it desirable residence
ALSO-'Ihc house and garden corner Of Elm ~
Washington-slreets, nov occupied by MichUl Mol
en-, opposite the housc Of Mon. Wm. Hunter.
Also.--A pew in the broad aisle Of trinity Church
No -.
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EOiS SALE.

THE Lot aud four story Brick Store thereon
situate AT the corner of Thames ~ Pelham.
streets. next south of Fowuscnds llaiel.
ALSO,-A house in scconi-s;rcet. with large
garden aud good well of water. now occupied by
job Gibbs.
Tor terms and other information. apply to
NICHOLAS q. BOSS.
Corner Of Thames S Pciham Strccis
Nav -, IT.
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CHLORIDE OF SODA.

ISSING.-The lst and - volumes Of the
lVh journal Of Congress during the Revelation -
ihcy were probably loaned TO interested in
establishing ciim for pension --iiso Vol. p. Of
Niles Register bound in boards Whoever may
have them or any other books of mine, viii ollige by
returning them. or letting me know where they are.
~ q. BOSS.
July % correr Of Tha 4 Pei Il.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26

REroET SuRaic u.-At an examination
of the college of surge e)ns, candidate was
asked by Abcrncthy, what he would do if
a man were blown up hy gunpowder
Why" cooly answered the tyro, "wait
till he came down again." "True," 4" said
Aberncthy, and suppose kicked yon for
such an impcrtinent reply, what muscle
should pat in motion ~ {" Why" said
the young man, the flexcrs and extcnsors
OF my right arm, for | should .RJor you di-
rectly.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26
ANTHRACITE COAL
BROAD MOUNTAIN-NJhitc iSicS.

FINllE Coal from this region, when mined with
II care and selected from the pure~l veins is ca-
SLY lguitcd, makes intense heat and docs form
ucustations upon the sides OF furnaces stoves 1t
wakes hat few ashes. and Is considered ON account
urs pari'y strength and grcai dWTobity to be supe-
nor to any other tor melting iron generating steam.
CELEBRATED GITE TE}N,-(Eea .la,s)
This variety is taken from one OF the best veins in
what is called the Peach Orchard district located in
the vicinity of Pc,tsville II Is easily gncd. INNS
rcyg frcciU and ,rA great brtGRcg. produces heavy
ashes and is superior to amy other iOr paror Crates
Cooking Stoves aud Other domestic purposes
MeSsrs. GEO. KNOWLES and GRO. BOWEN,
are the only persons in Newport authorized by 70
sell the above kinds of Coal
EPHRAIM \. HATHAWAY.
Providence April II. lS,h.
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MANTt;I,.
AMERICAN ruLMoN Any nAI.sAM

A safe aud most valuable remedy for Asthma
q Coughs, Colds Consumpions. lloopinr
Cough and all diseases Of the lungs. prepared onre
ly from vegetables Pncc % cts--for sale by
Oct. % x J. TAYLOR
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26

\ NEW VOLCANIC MOUNTAIN DISCOVERED.
The Liberia Herald Tho the 9TH April
states that there is burning mountain in
the interior of thar country, bearing about
due east, from 30 Poroh but n great dis
tancc beyond it, lis action was distinctly
observable day and night by late traveller
(Mr. w. w. Davs) who saw black heavy
volumes of smoke, and lurid flames, which
continually asrcndcd from its flaming IN
terror. Some natives tlat had lately come
from that vicinity, confirmed the statement.
They spoke of it with dread. Ii was wih
difficulty that they were persuaded to an
swcr any questions respecting ii, aud when
they did they seemed TO rccol with horror
from their own words. They said they
were forbid by their head men to say any
thing about it. They suppose the country
is cursed, aud that his Satanic ma ajcsty has
established his head quarters there. The
editor of the Herald thinks that the natives
will, no doubt speedily cmigrate. aud the
country will be desolatc uninlIahtcd waste.
That this is II new volcano there eau be no
doubt, as it is unreasonable to suppose that
it has existed there any length Of time, and
10 account has been given Of it.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26
THOMAS FOWLER

Il : now opening variety of fashionable articles
Il such as French Cambrcks-Fpnch Mushns y
Gnghams-Rav-SHk Shawls--Cccste Il Sewing
SILK ildkis.-Paiu sS Fig'd Silk Lacc-Lo,e Ncih
* cs--llosiery-Parasols Nc. &c. Ac
June ist
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26

Respectfully announces to the Pajiic gen
craily-citiecnS and strangers.
FEvHAT he keeps 10 let at his stable in Touro,
IA street, horses and carriages of all descriptions,
cheap or cheaper than they can be obtained else.
where. Persons dcsrous of enjoying the pleasures
of ride IN the country can at ali Tunes he furnished
with horse and chaiscS, open wagons saddle-horseS
barouches and close carriages Particular attention
will be paid To conveying passengers to and from the
Steamboats, All orders IN his line of business will
be promptly attended 10. and no pains shall be- spared
10 render the satisfaction Of his customers complete,
Horses kept for any length uftmc. terms liberal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to oil persons having
~ demands or accounts against Francis Anderson
of Newport To hand them in to Wm. ' irs, on or be.
fore the first da, OF Sept mex, for settlement. hcr
will be accounts OF hrs settled after that time.
July ~. 1885. WM. VARS.
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80 LEE.

10 LET.
&ssyA The House belonging to Anthony
f.r.&S raylor aud now occupied by Doct. J
,,,H Y. Turner-po. session to be given by
ss1lssssA l>t oi October ncNt and to be held un-
I'll the 1T OF April nc>L-for terms &c, enquire OF
noci Turner on the premises. or To George Turner
Esq. at h.s Office near Townscnds Coffee House
sept I. II.
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OCTOBER Isl, 1856.
O%PrsoRs calling for them wW phrase
sag "0drertised," as Hey are placed in
separate Dor.
Thomas Austin , Gardner LIIibrdgc
Benjamin Allen Charles 5. Lowell
go. J.. Andrews !. Lcihcr
Felix AdcrIcy Mrs. Joscph c. Mc,ch-
hIrS. Angel rr
':%usan Al5ro Sarah NJ. Ncwcomb
En- line Austin O.
b Edward Owens
Thomas T. Burouyn v'homns ". Olcott
Martin Burke
James G. Bahcock John II. Peircc
H. Forester Darstow Ebcnczrr Pnrlor
Rufus Eigclow James n. Prescott
Oils !. Butler Asa Pcchnnm
john II. Baker Mrs Elizabeth Peck
Mrs. Arthur bronson ham
&" Louisa y. BrownAnn prarsc
{ Sarah purss
Com. Isaac ChaunccyNancy pcckham
Francis \. Cannon r
Capt. Bcni. Carver Nehemiah Rider
Judge Care =
VIM. ~. Ctrl i. w. Srlloaslull
Samuel Curric - Smith
JHrIes H.-Calhoon Alfred Smith
5irS. Francis Colus VIM. Il. SpinI
" Elizabeth CnrSouMrs. Rachel Smi!i,
"Thauhiul Cona-Ann c. Smith
don Il
y John T.. Toulninc :.
II. p. Dawes n. T. Trist
james Dunbar George NJ Taylor
Owen Darby PcIcg Yayton
4 Miss Martha Timber
Mr. E!oricHce lake
Isaac Fowler > l.
VIM. Truman George :. Usher
George W. Fricfd H.
john Franklin Edward Van Zandt
Ann Foley W
q Naylor Waiarhou,e
Mr.. Gercnd Thomas w. Way!on
Thomas y. Cough George Warmsly
.Iohn 7. Gallagher W. II! Wentcrs
Mary Clifford Behecca West.
/! MpplETowN.
Thomas Il. Hazard 2RObertson Barker
john Hazard JAMESTOWN.
Vim. II. Howard /. Master
Charles Howard Hannah NJ. Dougass
.'ohn Hull Charles II. Eldred.
john Heath lRIsH.
VI llpm IiHNcns John ErcmOu
lieI Iry IiiCrlhv Thomas Butler
Capt. Naralius i!ar-Pctcr Claeoncy
dcu Bernard Dous
w. lloudcIr Timothy Conudy
Mrs. Jas. g. llo!mcsPatrick iianety
Patrick Lynch
Thomas johnson , George Mcdonald
Il Thomas Roach
Josiah kellogg Patrick Sh ,ham
DR.. Bcnj. kus'cn Patrick Walsh.
|. X. II. CARR, L. NJ
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The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agent for
THE SUBSCRIBER,

y z ANlNG mad" arrangements with the Agent q
D 4 the Gate Vein Coa Company for one thou
sand tons fthat valuable arlIee of fuel VIII
pledge hmscfo furnish tie inhabitants Of this town
with thcir winters stock of coal, deliverable from
the vessel Gtupplcd for before the 20h ofJune neAtl
to be delivered from the first ofJuly to The frs, of oo
tober cnsung-any quantity, from one ton upwards,
on the following favorable terms, which shall hc al
the lowest price the above Cod sold for this
10y the lO00 tons al the place ofshpmoni IN Phlade
pha. adding thereto the freight and insurance. togct
cr with D per cent commission on the above charges
for my services. The Coal will also be subject if
carried by my teams TO tax for cartng and weighing
OFFS per ton, and ten cents Wharfage.
Also, Coal broken and screened iom the yard at
al seasons of the year, at the Lowest possible prices
also would take tins opportunity tender TO the pub
lie my thanks, for the liberal patronage heretofore re
ceiyed and solicit continuance Of their custom
april Il. GEORGE KNOWLES.
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This r, to certify that have appointed the follow
ing gentlemen as Agents for vending Norrlson'>
iygcian Universal Medicines IA dis state, to wit -
Mr.. David Melville, Of Newport, mc,.rs. George
Hammond n Co Wckiord.-mr Jefferson L. Kim
bali Coventry James II. Pcprcc in East-Grecuwich
and John B. Walker, Noonsocket
SAML YOUNG.
Feb 25 1854.
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In and loro the State OF Rhodc--iand.
ia cuirmaliou whereof have his fourth day Of
January l-3j, set my hand
H. SNETEABD MDAT,
SITE GcHcroi Hggcior agent for the u.
=. of lmcricG, Smith-sircct, Br00kim, l.. l.
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DENTISTRY.

~ y y ~" T II 7
a FREDERICK GALLUP. VI y. respectfully
~. informs bis friends and the public. that he his
returned. and taken rooms IN Sprug>,ieet two
doors north Of Trinity Church, where De WI be hap
nv wait on the gentlemen and i.l.e, of New port.
in that department Of his profess
J Reference 10 Dr. l.. pamnly. Park Place.
President Of the Society Of Dentists Of the CITY and
State ofNcw.lork
Newport June - tr
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0F7Pcrsons calling for them wW please
sag " 0drcrtised," as Hey are placed in q
separate 60g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26

I.rsH NEGRo.-An lrishman with his
family landing at Philadelphia, was assis-
ted on shore by negro, who spoke to Pat
rick in Irish. The latter taking the black
fellow for one of his own countrymen, ask
ed how long he had been in America A.
bout four months was the reply. The chop
fallen Irishman turned To his wife and cx-
claimed" But four months in this coun-
try and almost as black ns je,.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26

EtASIl will be given lOr 100 bottle. Rose .-iOC
~ do. Peach Water. at l37 Timmes-sircet
july -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26
PROsPECTUS or 4 MEN
VOIUUE.

The FIRST nuinier to be issued on he second
day OF July neat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-26

nEFEnaEp snssiDrrirY.-A client once
burst INTO Hood of tears, after he had heard
the statement Of his case by his counsel. ex-
claiming, " did not iIimk suffered half
so much III . heard il tlIis day."