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READER, the following ian advertisement Of
DIR. BRAyDRETHS.

Let this truth be impressed erey nind-TR all main o,
sueatess ovng morbid, sagnaf corTupt kuors
'rhiea impede the circulation Of the booI-Brsnre'h
BLEEDING ALWAYS IMPROPER.
For the life ofihe flesh in Lerticus 1.a H.
TT WILL BE OBVIOUS ON THE LEAST REFLEC-
on that the office Of the stomach is prepare the
nourishmen of the body. and the org ~
necessarily depend the due performance of lis functions If
the ehy or digestive fluid be goo the body properly
nourished the will be Affected
fr ohsiructed the whole blood becomes
Hence result the disorders considered which are err
roneous'y termed ncurable by who either do not
comprehend The p1e> that all diseases solely
from scrii onions huDior. in the bl od.
When and nlsmnatory diseases the
This state OF the blood the facy have beeng
murderos lis effects calculated the
stitution yet il is still persisted in though single can be
produced wherein has been Of service But 10000
ducrd wherein il has brought paralysis train Of nervous
disorders dreadful Imagination have beheli
their fear al consequences.
How thousands untimely gravel How many
families deprived Of their aHiabe children How husbands
of their lovely wives How wives of husbands
have fallen victims TO this murdeO pactce the may
be said of Mercury. az
Mankind, oh. consider this subject charge ye, e
drop blood for the practice Of bleeding opposed
and al experience il
aon as all diseases caused by foul and
entering the circulation and cnaminang the ood purifying
diseases; and those who attentive attain 10
ay old should remember that according purity
Of blood health Had the intended
TO have parted with blood rely place would made
for its discharge, when too much had accumulated.
The necessity bleeding IS entirely ed nv
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THE BOUoUET.-By Cornrlia Huntington.

nase bound tree bouquet Of fresh b! ,cmng roses
- ne brightest, the faii e.t tina Nature can Weld,
he sigh that hreathed, in lis bosom reposes
The lear thaiI dropped, in IL. leaves is concealed
Iwept a: twined il, yet wept no, in sorrow,
No sadness eabiiteied the sigh that brea,hed
But smiled o each bud Hope whispered 10 morrow
Twill bloom in her presence for whom was wreatheaD
Inen lake the frail tribute. thou loved one, and wear
Al least Till il wther-'hvill bloom bu, a dar
And when from your bosom. all faded YOUR tear il,
Think once On the giver, and cast tawsy.
Yet LEI The pure odor lie leaves have impaired
sun finger around thee, though faded its bloom
Like me biissfu remembrance Of pe assure departed
which elings to the heart till il sleeps in The tomb
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UNIVERSAL ECETA.
BILE PILLS.

they do the thing with ths tremendous d. ference that
the impurities Of The blood taken by them through
stomach and bowels without of its baamc particles Is
pulse too hsia dose Of these pills win ing ii down. Is
low the will increase il proper standav
tremnlou showing Excitement! the pills by soothing
system will lay it, Let not these various pr6heries
impossible he possessed by medicine
douber call on Dr. B. and he Wilson convince him truth Of
make him than any thing that could be said
ject Price Is per box.
Thousands the respectable citizens of New York will be
referred to with pleasure by Dr. b. who have for many
in the habit of being bed often times
whose constitutions in consequence becoming weaker and
weaker have since they have made of these pills. lost
drop Of their precious blood When of their old symptoms APP
peared instead Of running the doctor and having opened
they have swallowed pills. which removed the vaed
humors that impeding the blood ia its circulation These
sensible people, simply by the of these Invaluable pills
creang day the both Of body and mind which by the
practice bleed both becoming deadfuly impaired
N0TICE-DR BRANDRETIPS Office for the sale Of the
above Pills. Wholesale and retail 1877 Hudson Broome
where he be Consulted gratis by those taking bis Pon
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays ian 7-eo2m.
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DOCTOR CORBTTT MAY BE CONSULTED in

~ the confidential manner his Office IL Duane street,
between Chatham and William NV York. where
afflicted with delicate diseases, old obstinate ulcers, dyspepsia
dseas Of the bladder ureia and Kidneys and ali dis
arising fr the abuse of mercury, m2urv of the bs
invited call The bancfu effects often
Of mercury, need descriptions troubled with certain
disease apply Dr. Corbt with the having
Ideally cured without particle of mercury other dansernu.
medicine His charges reasonble and pporoned the
Of the applicant DIR. C. has been educated in Europe under
teachers Of acknowledged talent and IN. had considerable practice
In extensive hospitals and dpenaries. Instant relief given
those afflicted with the piles and perfect effected
days without confinement from business the slightest pain the
patient medicine may be had prevent the Of
certain disease. The honora cre-y observed Attend
ance dailyfror " tnPM ian7 n
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NETWORK, MONDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1886
COUGHS, COUGHs.-CORBYN's COUGH Lortn

" grr prepared by Corbyn Co., go Holhon, London
These Lozecsrs universally allowed by physicians
hghe staining II the best preparations for he cure of
Coughs Colds Ahma &c offered public; many thou
sand persons have experienced their happy saluay effects
Of whom have been by ahma,ic and coumpvs complaints
reduced o. the brink IT the They promote free easy
exPccioIaon, ard tendency inflammation
of the lungs ness difficulty of breathing the seAc-
r.. oppression which interrupts respiration, &c &c Price cents
per box single hox will be found u
cbu For sale by q. COLsY, chemist &c ISL Pearl
Corner of Frankfort st, Franklin Square the only agent
city. ian e7-ims
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Geogrdph'cdt IHustrations. Pczzi informs us
Inat an ignorant young man having asked Dr. Johnson
what and where Palmyra was, having heard some Der
SONS taiklng about the ruins of Palmyra "'Tis hill
in Ireland, saws the Doctor with palms grow;ng :,
me .op, and box at the bottom-and they cali II
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during the middle ages marriages, except among the
very highest classes, always performed at the
church door; it the second part of the ceremony,
which consisted of the benedcfion and eucbarist that
alone were performed at the altar.
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GENUINE POLANDRIA OLA sure East
VI Indian for the Rhenm,isnThis Paandra oil the
essential extracted frn the Polanira and is nfahIe
for that distressing disorder. the rhcumasm ia all its stages
Fer sale by p Bwne Co.. $40 Greenwich street. doors be-
Spring Patrick Dicki, 45 Broadway of peEard
street; j. Syine O. Bowey, Of Walker rect and DR.
Cuon rand ard the Bowery Price 81 Jan 5f
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INUNIC ATINGPASTILLES AND 0DORIFE
y ROtfS POWDER for perfuming aid lmigating rooms
ian l-lmt
ATTENTION.-THE TEETH
ID THE Z ETH-From Dr.. 5. o. Paysck Surgeon Dentist

Mcs Buuet COL not in the habit OF making out Ger
80; for kind Vt medicine whatever, but
A. vo h, The goodness present with box OF Dr. sua
Mssns:s Odotca would i'll become me TO Withhold my
ena propeies experience admirably adapted to the
svrp of that excIciing pain the tooth ache and believe
~ he health peservsve the teeth and and II cannot
Sc too hg " recommended to family who desire esness
mot step preserving the teeth souno ATE
and preventing that dreadful scourge-!h. oothsene
street, Syme 68 Bowery corner OF
street: anil n p ne Co.'s $40 Greenwich street, Two uoors
below Spring. Piice 81. Je -
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For G2FGHs. G0L3sS. AsT FI1 ! ss Mt q

DR. L0N EMAN's aim Of GiIead Balm / mrdicinr Of
and healing properties II has been established
wards years. recommended by the highest medical
characters FOR long standing Cough Ashmas Hoarseness and
affections Of The Lsngs Splitting Of Blood night &c &C.
possse. all the astonishing concentrated Of the tree in
highest perfection and should always be used when there
any chance obove distressing diseases lis
reputation and invaluable properties we'll known 70
que any further comment For sale by Patrick Dcke as
Broadway; J. Syme Bowerv, and by p Buret &C. SO
Greenwichst. Price 50 cents per bottle. jan 26-tf
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DERSIAN SWEET BAGS.-An invoice Of Edes
manufacture celebrated for seeming Trunks Drawers &C.
rendering moths &c For sale the
or single one by RUSHTON ASPINWALL,
dec I6 William street. and Ito Broadway.
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CONSUMPTION.-DrLov eman's Balm ofGilead. Balm
" in all the different is tho best medicine exant and
should always have trial. medicinal properties truly
great For sale by Patrick Dicke as Broadway; Lyme 63
Bovery and BY r Burne Co. $40 Greenwich street. Price so
cents per bottle jan 26-tf
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SUPERVISORY BANDAGES.-A general
- nent Of The above articles for sale 2

VI Seminal Weaknesses Whites Irritation Of the Kidneys: Bad
der Urinary Canal and Prora Glands Pains IT. The Lins and
ong Standing speedily cured by the
Of only bottle of Dr. Homes Magnum Besum prepare
ton Of sarsapa and the choicest materials which has soed The
test Of 4s experience aud should be used in all by
,e female troubled with the above diseases III all
their different For sale by A. Undeh S6 Beekman
of William j. Colv U 43a Broadway Of i'roone E.
by T. AustH 45 Carmne Price 81 per bottle jan 27
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CUREtD.-The subscriber ha, loca-

STAMMERING CURED.-Thes subscriber ha. Local
- ted himself this cit, for the purpose Of curing Stsmmerg
and all ether mpements It speech And has taken No.
Courandt street. Western Hpe where he will all
may him. may need his services Having been himself
afflicted fn chIio distressing impeachment of speech
he avaed himself Of the modes Of taught by the celebrated
Mrs. Leigh of New York. and DR. Chapman Of Philadelphia with
Bat after long and patient the
and Of affection he has succeeded in inyenng sy.ten
which he has cured hms and all
made application him. This system has instances
proved in which had resisted the sku
Others fxledto effect complete cure
Being ohe arpeons have been this city who profess
sed the curing tammeng and whose inadequate
effect having about the instruction Of
Others since ecng HIMSELF he feels perfect
coming before the public Of this city, bringing ample testimony
to scepc of the superiority Of his
all Others and the complete tina. has in all attended lis
application lie associated with him Mr. j. Sinclair recently
his pupils assistant By this arrangement ladies will
be taught in a separate Glass;
from Is 80 dollars according the nature of the
and the situation Of the applicant in ali will be
guaranteed or the money will he refunded.
particulars inquire Of The subscriber his rooms
by letter post paid.
ian I2Srn HENRY WELLS.
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NEW YORkLIFE TNSURANCEN TRUST
~ COMPANl.-Pefsoas eject with this COM
pany lives of Others and either for the
whole Of life. limited period. The Of
premium either m.dr ally ~ in a gross
Y Premium. ka.f rei dslurs f,ro wear,
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HENRY WELLS.

NRsii MEbIciSE nanuisc,red in mi. country ~
GEORGE SILvESTER.tfron Engand) who alone possess
ED Of s ~ eps. nsf by
van '' ''e p'' '3 . TESTIMONY OF CURE.
o,...r-t ~ - New York. November q. 1886
Dear SHELVING desire To discharge obligation.
we'll promote good to suffering herewith send you
YOUR Hyceian Vegetable Universal Medicine in the Of
Ralph aged about thirteen in whch shall ndeavor to
Lossbe, that he enabled to make
e siyey known Whilst in Edinburgh, native place,
years he received stroke the elbow with rule
the joint what termed by physicians
bone from which he has suffered pain
usl within short time past H. has bee treated by some If the
selirae his rngs; Consequently despared OF hi. ever
again having e smer .dss in the use Of his afflicted ar
question: which few tss hr experienced considerable
relief afterwards bis eoupsnl uad more aggravated FORM
saseed psri; receiving y.pom Of the good effect, Of
the medicine directions f!owed by considerably
menng dose, until he took ten pills day from
which gained relief and he after about three months
restored 10 health also hear testimony the coed effects
pIans would recommend those afflicted with disorder
sit' virtues Respectfully subscribed M II yIHI S sEL
Architect Drsu,h,,min Of Houston and Esexst
Mr. George Sylvester
Certificate, other extraordinary in which this invaluable
D. BRYSoN Confconer Agent las Fulton street, near Broad
wy DEC o-u
CSUNIGATTNGPA STILLES AND oDORIFEs
For .ick rooms especially preemneny service
e emitting agreeable fragrance and the time destroy
SehrSes ceisbrate Poma, the rapid growth Of II.
hair Comp, Aromatic Kreooe Tooth wa prepared from the
Eompound Kreosoe Tooth Ache Drops fer the instantaneous
lief the she Compound Syrup Horehound and Bonese
Of SsrsspsrIsa together with Almond Gum, Capare and
large and ehse s..orment Of ohsr Syrup. ranseea
other patent medicines al warranted genuine
The articles 10 be had wholesale or retail at
Gan Lint IA Hud on. corner Reed street.
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-CUCD nm AGJJE.-RUSHTON ASPlN
i Walls Tonic for the cure of Fever and Asaea
h;. article offered with confidence TO the public and tesmo-
ne. Of lie can be furnished from, Mr. Charles Henry Hail.
HarIsem; Dr. Van Rersaer VIM Holly and otheIs o. view
Work among whose been used with marked
THE propeors assured Of its value 'na tney se on
the condition Of efdng the price in every instance wnere
!. ne5 fnccordng tothe rections) without etectIng cure
u t. .se bv = RUSHTON ASPINWALL,
isnf - 30 vivian -. anu - -
~ - rs,.;l Nv NJ B. GRAHAM, Druggist,
30 ~ Sc Cedar st. corner Of William st.
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EyANS' VEGETABLE PIL LIS ssrsas CALO-
~ MEL An d PaYSiCIANSEInw n,snr nsrsous Nh h,Ds

eeu afflicted with diseases ConuIn piion ,hma and
almost other disease, being under the of Famy
Physician, who stimulated with calo,p
and other drastic drug the desuson of their delicate frames
and at the time endeavorng persuade there
other method of cure This the popetors med
cine feassy deny and boldly declare. Evans Csnome
Pills. and his Family Vegetable Aperien Pills will produce more
good In one week than Cane e of
treatment will produce in year, be.ides Injury possibly
be derived from Evans Vegetable Pills. this said of
Calome and other poisonous drugs Evans Camome Pills are
extracted from the Camomile fDwers only
The propretors, highly nervous AMI de-
cae especially ladies' who stimulating
medicine Evans Family Vegetable Aperent Pills
pounded of the have discovered
sdre for all Bilious and other diseases arising from impure
The CaIomle Pills being specific for the and the Family
Vegetable Aperieni Pills for al the diseases Of the blood
No dosh your Family Physician advises you
they term qusek medicines hey those aicines will
not paid fo although Evans Pills do particle of
quicksilver 1.-THE origin of the word Quack
Quackobe the original word for Quicksilver; those who first
used this poisonous mineral termed quacks;
usty no Called does length ct time other
vent the sppkcaioH of the
And OF the honorable profession Of A. DIS
The eondcmnaon] When is sivep you, debitaies
and acceerstes deaths thea adv
friends 10 constitutions and yos health eiee
their Blue Pills and Calome Powde and if you it, try the
above medicines orng directions given em and they
warranted {, do good and do harn-Evan
theory being daily proved BY the good his per-
forming from the nnumeable testimonies their
Eysn Camomii~ and Aperient Pills wholesale and
RETAIL DR.. Evans Office, % Division l5lm
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DATENT SCOTCH ITCH OINTMENT.

For pcasanness, expedition, and certainty is infinite
of superior other medicine for the Of the ITCH; IL
certain in is that has failed in instance
whstev cf efrcualiy curing that dsagreesbe disorder
night BY application only though applied many thouand
the United States il does contain the least particle Of Mercury,
applied with the safety the most delicate lady
pregnancy; the enderes infants One box is for
grown person. and divided, children For sale by
uov6 tt r. NATHAN B. GRAHAM
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Money will be received in deposit BY the Company, and held ia
trxt upon which interest will be .lowed as follows:
upon Si90 r-dcelu able for year Al per
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Mgn tic Odon,ca inabe cure for the Toothache and
restoring the teeth and gums health beauty arreng the
progress decayed teeth and purifying and sweetenn the
patron.sd by the medical faculty the highest reputation
pert, rightly bestowed where truth Justice demand IT, and
Of intelligent and thinking mind should use IL
The ingredients Of which Dr. Smans Magnetic Odonca COM
poed perfectly harmless and il health preseryer Of the
teeth and mouth and every lover Of good vaue
their teeth and wish them, should be without
sale by BarHe AGO. $40 Greenwich street. doors below
Springs Patrick Dicke Alb Broadway; and by J. yme Bow
cry, corner OF Waker street Pnce 81. ian4-n
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Let this truth be Impressed erery ind- 7Haf all main o,
speate o.ving to morbid, sagnsn corrupt hpors
srheh impede the circulation Of the blooI-Brsndeh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-15
WASHINGTON, JUNE IIth, 1886.


There heve been stirring times here Of
late. The weather has its effect upon the
system, and seems, at last, to have warmed
the members into useful action. A right
spirit prevails; and The majority are now
going ahead, with determination no lon
ger to suffer Bell, Wise, Peyton, and all
that race of disorganfzers and nuAifiers, to
delay the important and urgent business Of
the House.
The representatives were IN session from
ten o'clock on Thursday, until eleven next
morning, without recess, debating in Com
mittee Of The Whole on the Ohio Boundary
and the admission of Michigan and Arkan~
sas into the Union. Mr.. Adams addressed
the committee in opposition to the Boundary
prescribed in the bill and in the course of
his remarks paid high and well deserved
compliment to your representative, Mr..
Pearce, who followed on the same side in
a speech Of much ability.
To-day, Mr.. A. Mann of New York, cast
some aspersions OH the Rhode Island Brig
ade, for the relief of which bill is pending
before the House. He was promptly re-
piled too, and his calumny repeIled, by Mr.,
Pearce, in whom the soldiers of the revolu-
ton, have ever founda firm friend and cham
pion. Mr.. M. appears to entertain spec
ial antipathy to the milnay-eyen those,
who are the remnants Of the revolution, find
no favor in his sight
After the House met this morning, one Of
the reporters, whether tired of WELDING pens
and shedding ink, warmed by the weather
and the news from Texas, weary of repor-
ting and ambitious to be reported, and not
having the fear of the representatives of the
people, or their sergeant at arms, before his
eyes, attacked, cane in hand, Mr.. Codd,
one of his short baud brethren.
They were both taken into custody, Codd
was subsequently set at liberty. Wheeler.
who was among you taking notes at the
trial of Avery. awaits the disposition of the
committee of the House.
More private bills were acted upon to-day,
in Committee of the Whole, than on any
one day of this or any previous session.
To the Editor of the r. I. Republican.
NEWPORT r. I.
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paper. Among the smendments proposed
was the following, by Mr.. Adams
sand nothing in this act shall be CON.
strued as an assent by Congress to the ar
ricle in the Constitution of the said State ia
relation to Slavery or the emancipation of
Slaves" &c. which was negatived-ayss
80, noes 90.
In the course Of the debate Mr.. Wise took
the floor and addressed the committee at
length in opposition to the proceedings Of
the House on the proceeding night, when
the members were sleepy, tired and drunk.
He said he should speak until ten o'clock,
the hour of meeting ofthe House, or until
the time of the special order arrived.
He Spoke un,il 10 o'clock on Friday
morning; at about III o'clock-the house
having been in session twenty-five hours
the committee rose and reported the bills
to the house, and an adjournment took
place.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN-
TION.

A Democratic State Convention will be
holden in the State-House, in Newport, on
WEDNESDAY Evenina, June Odd, for the
purpose of forming an Electoral Ticket
for this State, favorable to the election of
MARTIN VAN buren,, for President, and
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON, for Vice President
of the United States, for four years from the
fourth of March next. The Democratic
freemen of the respective Towns, not rep
resented in the General Assembly by the
State Administration, are requested to elect
delegates to said Convention, as it is de-
sirable that each Town should be fully rep
resented.
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Popular Vote of Vrginia.-It has been
repeatedly asserted Of late in the opposition
papers, that a decided majority of the votes
polIed at the late election in Virginia, were
anti-Van Buren. The Richmond Enquirer
shows up conclusively the falseness Of the
assertion, by spreading before its readers a
table of the votes in the several counties,
which is without doubt correct. The result
shows a majority for Van Buren, at the polls
of nearly 5000 votes! As to the prospect in
the Fall, the last Enquirer has the follow
ing Augusta Age.
The Pendletou Messenger, however,
consoles itself by claiming considerable
gain in the aggregate whig vote throughout
the State. How that may be. we know not
but of this we ere satisfied, that we have
obtained near 6O00 majority this spring
But the Fall the Fall says the messen-
ger. The Wing papers speak with great
confidence of carrying the State agains
Van Buren," at the November election
Ave, indeed When did the Wing papers
of this city not speak With confidence Il
was to carry Adams against Crawford-i
failed. Then Clay against Jackson--i
failed again. "Thrice this brindIed cat die
new" and again this brindled speckled
White Harrison cat is still mewing.
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TOWN SCHOOLS.

Mr.. EpIroR.-The interest in elemenfa'
ry education is far, far too feeble. otsef
States are ahead Of US in this great ~o'h'
the education Of the young. Are yon pa
rent, and can you ask better 'e'''. "0 ,
your fellow-ci,izens. than the promotion OF
-. ;n,sIlec,usI improvement Of your chill
dren , and can you do a greater good for
n. children Of your neigbbors, than impar,-
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Conformably with the above notice Of
the Democratic Freeman of Newport are
requested to meet at the State House on
Saturday evening next, June IS, at o'clock
to choose delegates to attend said conyen-
ton and to transact such other business as
may be deemed proper.
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Vitucs of horseVhipping.-A blacksmith
brought up his son, TO whom he was very
severe, to his trade, The urchin was a
most audacious, dog. One day the old gen.
man was attempting to harden cold CHS
el which he had made of foreign steel, hs'
he could not succeed. " Horsewhip 1t fa-
ther," exclaimed the young one "f tina,
will not harden il don't know what will"