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RECENT ADDITIONS 40
W. GALATIANS
CIR G U l. ATrNG AIRY,


Newport December 7th 1896
2773 The Merchants Clerk, and other
Tales; by the author of Passages
from the Diary of Physcian.' vol.
2774 Letters from the Suub, wrtt-n dur
inga Journey to Algitr., &c. by Il.
CAmpbrIl, Esq vol
2715 The Magician; Tale, by Lelrch
RnchIe. 2 vols
2776 Conversations of Lord Byron sl,h
Lady BiessingIon. vol.
2777 The Swiss lieiress, or the Bride nf
Destiny n tale. = voas
277S Memoirs of Lucien Bonaparie. vols
2719 Peer Su"ok, and other Sirauel.
Tales by The author Of The Invisae
bic Geni!en,ar, &c. 2 yols
27SO Home, or the lion Rule u domestic
story, by Sarah Siicknry. = vols
27el George Balcombe "A novel. 2 vols
27e3 Tats OF t.e Wars of Montrose: by
James Hogg, Esq. 2 vols
27S6 Andres, ,he Savoyard novel hy
Paul De kock, author OF Tie Mod
ern Cym"n,' &c. 2 vols
27S7 Frrscs,i's, or Scenes in Paris. 9 vols
2sSS Diary of Base; by Capt. Marry
All, author of Peter Simple &c. vol
27c9 The Pick Wick Club. vol
2790 Mellichamp /; a Legend Of the San.
tee; by Mr.. SImms, author Of Guy
Rivers The Yamassee,' THE Par
iisan,' DC. 2 vols
219l The Drsultory Man by James, su-
thor of Rlchelieu,' &c, &c, 2 vols
1865 Astoria, by Wushingto Irving 2 vols
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TO TIE LADIES.

4 LII those Ladies Who have had Laccirimmngs
"a Capes or Caps 10 wo'k, over threr months
requested to return the same immediately, Ork
ed or not worked
All Ladies who have bad our Lace. Cotton 4 Flos.
or the purpose Of working over four mouths will be
charged ~ account with tie same. and cash demand
ed unes all - returned within Thirty days II is
requested that no Lady viii call ior any Lace " orr
unie-s she will return the sane u0rted within Three
months from lie receipt o The same.
No pay in advance for Lace " ork, and all whc
over d,aw, will be called on to pay the in cash
TILIEf d HAZARD
Newport Nov Both 1885.
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CERTIFICATES.

Mr.. Isaac Thompson, Sir-HayIng had occasion,
during many years, TO use Trusses for Herias Tor
my parents aud for myre I. | sa.iied by exam.
nng and using yours with Concal application se-
cured as ii Is by an ingenious Spring ard Lock, is
both easier TO the wearer, and more kelly effect
permanent cures, tlan any other patent or other
kind with which ] have ever been acquainted, and
wish you sir, and all those VINO need Trusses, all the
success IN the Use Of yonrs which tlelr excellent
construction is calculated to effect.
CYRUS WASHBURN, NJ ID.
Vernon, December 1885,
Mr., Thompson Sir-l have not forgotm PROM
Sc made you when bought the Truss, that if it
did effect cur. | would send you certificate.
Now sir, have the satisfaction in being able to send
you statement. In the month OF March my Hernia
became so bad was unable to labor Feeling some
alarmed about my situation, went up to keene to
see II Dr. Twlchell could do any thing 10 help ne.
On making my case known 10 hIm, he advised me to
go TO Brattleboro and get one Of Thompsons Truss
es-saId II was the best he knew OF, and thought !
should receive immediate relief by wearing II
made the application in March. and wore the Truss
about eight weeks. On examining, was satisfied
that was cnred but the truss beng so easy 10 wear
kept II on about four weeks longer, then took Oft,
and have had no occasion to wear 1t since.
Respectfully yours, WILLIAM CARLTON.
Winchester. n ~, September, 1886.
hereby certify that on commencing hayng thi,
season, was afflicted with Hernia, which became
so painlnl that was obliged to quit work. applied
one OF Ihompsons Trusses, with which was ena
bled 10 labor daily, and found no inconven
renee IN wearing IT than in wearing my stockings
Ia three weeks was perfectly cured laid aside the
Truss and have had no recurrence Of Hernia since.
Brattleboro, Aug, 1886. GEO. A. HALE.
Mr Thompson. Sir-ihe trusses begin TO go well
having sold 1--we. You say in your note by Mr.
Lewis, tha II have no objection you wish to max,
use OF my name in your bills or advertlseme nts
Now, sir, as far a. is Of you have it. IavIn.
tired several trusses of various kinds found no re-
nef But putting one Of yours on the first of Apri
last, IN tour weeks entirely cured, and have
mad occasion to wear any since and do not hest
tate TO .ay that la my opinion they will bp the bles
sing OF G0d, shect permanent cure
Yours in haste, L. VI. AMSDEN.
Greenfield, September, 1886.
Sold by
DIR. II. r. HAZARD,
Agent for Newport,
At the sign of the eGOLDENMORTAR, near
the Court House.
Dec. 7th,-ly.
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JAniES -. SEsSiiI1EtI
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. OF TuAMrs-Srerrr.

RospecyaHy announces 10 thc public thar h,
MAS opened. at ti.e store recent, occupied l.,
- solomon .. Weaver, n fashionable as ortluen
Of Broadcloihs. Cassimeres SaiiinciS aud ycsiin.
aud all other goods usually KEEP, by Meichsn, Tai
lorswhere garments OF all descriptions IL be mad,
to order. at the shores, notice. aud warranted to III,
u Pariicnlar attention paid 70 cutting.
W j. ID. :. hopes b, street atienl on To III, bns
uess to meet the wishes % hi, customers and 10 mer
The patronage of hs fellow. w.ciiizens which he yer,
respectfully solicts
De- $S--iv
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THOMSONIAN
INT1R M AIRY.

FHNHE Subscriber, having been for more than two
q years III constant and successful practice nov
oieis has services ID the public as Botanic Physic-
taH.--iie would respectfully inform the inhabitants
Of Newport and the ad joung towns, that he has re-
Gently removed rom the corner of Broad X Coius
streets the more cominodons house at the corner
OF SpringN MiistIeets. (iOr The better accommoda-
ion o. his numerous patients, which daily calling
upon fim where be will administer the Pure 1hOn,-
sOHidB Medicines such uay favor hn with then
patronage. No pans will be spared to render the
patients comfortable, and To restore them TO health
Situated IN one OF the most hedthiy places onr
land the subscriber llatiers himself. that the advanta
ges Oi this innrmlry surpassed by tew Insttu-
tons OF the kind IN this try. To his former
friends and patrons, ne tenders his most hearty thanks
and should they stand in need OF his services he is
ready To administer To themsuch remedies as the God
II Nature has bcunuiuiiy scattered over beds
This inhrmary viii be couduc ,edunder the Imme-
date patronage OF DIR SAMUE rHoMSON.
Tomsons ne,c guide to health
R06enSoH's Lectures:
And a general MSS rfmcnt OF
THoMsONIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand aud for sale at the lnfirr-
mary. c. GARDNER.
Trms.-s3 for course of mrdicine-
$3.50 per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Vapour Bath is now in readiness for
those who wish To take il.
October 26th, Ic36.
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POETRY.
AME iiC.A.


Oh! It's noble heritage
This gooily land of Ours
Il boast, indeed, nor Go hic fame,
Nor ivy manllei towers,
But far into the closing clouds
It's purple mountains climb
The sculpture of Omnipoence,
The rugged hands of Time
Ard then its interlinklng lakes,
Its forests, wild and wide,
And streams, the sinews Of its strength,
Tint feed it as they glide;
Its rich primcval pasture grounds,
Fenced BY the stopping sky,
AMI mines of treasure ye, undelved,
That meath its surface lie.
Magnificent matcrials!
How hath the hand Of man
Been following ont the vast design
Oflhc Eternal plant
Lol where canals and railroads stretch,
That molntainS fail 10 bar,
Behold where cleaves the wingcss barque,
And flies the steadless carl
Swif; fron'thc le1fy wilderness
Upsprings the peopled town,
While streams, where rnck'd the frail canoe,
A freightcd fleet bring down.
AMI where the panther howled unheard
And 70 inc the grisly bar,
The domes of graceful temples sweE
Where thousands knec in prayer
or surely high destiny,
Which we alone can mar,
Is figured IN the horoscope
Where shines our risen starr
The monarchS all are looking on
In hope some flaw to see
Among the YET unbroken links
Th I, guard our liberty.
But may we disappoin' the hope
Ofevery de 'pot lord,
And keep our Unions gordi2n knot
Uncleft By factions sword
And rs with those girt in of yore,
New provinces are twined,
Sill let US with freSh bands of love
The sheaf of Freedom bind
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sum of Two millions of dollars shall be. and
the same is hereby, appropriated, out OF any
money in the Treasury not otherwise aPpro'
priated. to defray any expenses winch have
been. or may be, Incurred, in preventing or sup
pressing the hostilitics Of any Ind ms ; to be
expanded nndrr tie direction OF the secretary
of War. conform ,by to the acts Of Congress
ofthe nineteenth of VI irch and the second Of
July last, and Of the acts therein referred to.
Approved, 9th Jan. 1887.
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WM. C.. TENNANT.

Respectfully o""onnccs to The public gen
raHy-ctizeaS and strangers.
nyHAT he keeps to let at his stable in Touro.
"a street horses and carriages Of all descriptions,
~ cheap cheaper Than they be obtained else
where. Persons desrouS OF enjoying the pleasures
Of n ride in the country at all times be furnished
with morse and chal.es open wagons, saddiehorses,
,arouches and ciose carriages Particular attention
will be paid conveying passengers to and from the
steamboats,. All orders in his line OF business will
he promptly attended to, and no pains shall be spared
o render the satisfaction oil his customers complete
Horses kept tor any length OF time, terms liberal.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For the Newport & Bo'ionMail Stage.
SsS.
For the Newport X Bosioh'

vIA-FALL RIVER e. TAUNTON.
Fare TO Boston, 81.
a stage will leave Newport every morning Sun
! "a d,fs excepted. at ~ o clock, \. NJ, arrive III
Fan sMer at loi M :, ,. A.
! I" in Boston. at 81 u. NJ.
Returning. a sage will leave Boston every uori.
ing. sundays excepted. AT past o'clock A. NJ; m
| Taunton. at O'Clock, r NJ.
in Fall River, at O'Clock,
in Newport. at ! o'clock.
stge book at Townsend's, IL Hassard's Hotel,
The stage viii leave Townsend's at 4 & Has.
sards att }.
Stage books NJ Barkcr's Marlborough Hotel. Bost
| This stage is connected with the New Bedford
stage at Fall River.-i.eaves Fa-i;iyer 10 O'Clock
every dy, Sundays excepted, arrive in New-Bediord
al past IL O'Clock.
Leaves every day, Sundays excepted, ut o'clk
arrives II New Bedford at 81 O'Clock. Returning
caves New Bedford every day Sundays excepted
at o. lock A. NJ. and arrives ia Fall River AT 10 A. 81
aud at ] +. NJ. 3 3oclock L. NJ.
Stage Books, at Coles S BlaEes Ho!els New
bedford
~ Passengers wishing to go to New Bedford IRE
informed III II they can. by this stage. leave Newport
IN tine morning, and return early the same evening
aud have halt AN hour leisure time IN New w-Bed.ord
A stage leaves Fall River every day Sundays ex.
ccpted at past o clock p: M. iOr Swansey, War
rem, & Brlstol-iteinrning, leaves Brstoevery day,
Sundays excepted, ut O'Clock Il: m, and Warren al
. a. M and arrive in Fall River at 10 lo clock Il. M
A stage leaves Fall River every day, sundays eS
cepted iol Providence, leaves Fall River at 10 o
ock arriy.s in Providence J. Returning leaves
Providence every day at 10 O'Clock a: m. arrives in
Fall River ] 2. ~.
Passengers wishing to go TO Fall River, can have
hours IN Fall River and return the same evening
~ Extra Coaches furnished at all times 81 on
reasonable terms.
- Al baggage and small parcels at the risk oil
! he owners thereof T.. r. KiNSIEf Agent.
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AUCTION e. COMMiSsIUN
STORE.

NO. IIS THAMES STREET.
EHAREES ". TILLEY, would iuiorn his
~ friends aud the public that he has tax, the
store No. liz Thames street, formerly occupcd by
Hr- Stephen Cahoone and intends using it for an
Auction aud Commission Room Only. II will be- ft
ted expressly far the sale Of all kinds Of Good. al
Anctcn; particularly Dry Goods, Books. r ,ncy
Gsods, Furniture. Stoves 4 Crates. Crockery and
Glass ware, and any other goods which may be sold
at Auction or on Commission. Persons having any
articles 10 sell requested call at the
store. 90i Thames street where all fWours will be
thankfully received and punctual attended TO.
pabl.c Sales every SATURDAY mornIn. At 10 o clock,
aud evening at clock
kOy .5Oh-
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~ Nv " y - "
among which ar,,--Lodf Lump. White. and Brown
sUGkK.
Hyson, Young H. .on, II, son Skin and .onchons
rtA
COFFEE, parchcd aud ground Colree
Poilon's Chocolate nd tucus.
h.ichnn.s patent Cocoa
eoJ,. Batter aud Sugar Crackers
RICE, FLOUR, uuTTER. CHEESE.
jool,ttie's NInciester.s and Rchlnns' Ne. SOM.
shaving soap of al SnGs; whiie rrenca Soap.
~ bars. good article.
specs oi all kinds ground aud unground.
iiux. aud kce aai.ns. pmnes. Dates and Figs,
Starch. Saeralus. sweet Od ard Caichup
Caster Od, MagneSa. Cream Tarar Salls Flour
afaslon tampfot, and Liqnor.cc.
a' de Lavender and Cologne wuler.
i:rmi oh aud sperm Cand = OF the irsi quality,
NH asreai variety Of B5OhS aud FiNCi
GUOES
aiso. uass aud CtocseTy Ware. Of all kind.
n~d,n Nare a iiow Nare Baskets. Seves. Ne
10 ai' OF w'fsch wa b- sold as cheap as al an, sar,
fn Newport.
~ AUeTIoN /. COMMISSION Bu.inea
particularly attended t aud Ccus'snnen,s solicited
pr' 3ifh
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fPUnI.i'.--No. IL

AN ACT o ragIlIte, 1T certain cases. tho dis.
positIoA Of tIc procccds OF Lands cedcd by
lad, ~ tri1Ss to tJc Uatcl States.
Be Il calcted, By tie Senate and H,use of
:.pTeseHtIttUeso Of the DATED Siaies Of Ameri
ca, "a Congress assembled, Tat all mo Ic s
re iIvoj iron the sales OF Lands that h We been
may bo h raaiter, ,cedad o the United states
by Indian tribes, by trcatifs rovtuluV for the
invsst N mt or ptynent 10 the Indians p.r,lss
tn REQ, oith1 proceeds at the lands red I'd by
them, rospettively after u,lucinr the ex,,n.
ses OF sarvey ana sie, any sins stipulated 10
bo ijvin I'd, and tho expenscs,f iuIiu,ny any
engigsuents CO tLinsd lhcr,in, shall il, ,ui
;nt1 Inc Treasury of the United Sstes in the
same amer that moneys received fro - ,h,
sales OF public lands are paid into Il. 4 rea.
rury.
SIC. 2. And be 10 further enacted Tha an
sumstnit ars or m,y bs required to be paW,
and all Moneys that are or may be required 10
he invested by said treaties, are hereby appro.
prIdted in coliorm.ty 10 them, aud shall De
dawn from the Treasury as other pualic mo.
neys are drawn thorcirom. u der such ins,ruc.
lions as may. from time to time be given hy
the President.
SEc. ,. And be h further enacted Tnat all
Investments of stock. that ar1 or may DO r.
quired by said treaties, shall be made under the
counts of the funds uader said treaties shall be
Kept al the Treasury. and statements thereof
be annually laid before Congress.
SIC. 4. And be 1t further enacted, That tho
provisions Of the itn section oi ,hc act of June
lath. 1886 entitled "An act m king appro.
priations for the Indian Department. lNc." be
AMI 'rs hereoy extended, in such manner. as to
sPplj 10 the disposition of all moneys that may
hereafter be received under the treaties therein
named, or under any Diners containing similar
srpulations for the payment to the Indiins,
annually. ofintersst upon the proceeds OF tho
lands csdsd by them.
JAMES X. POLK,
speaker Of the House If RepreseRtItires.
NJ VAN BUREN,
V'ce-Prssident Of the United States, and
Pyesidsat Of the Senate.
AfPaossp, 9th Jan. 1887.
ANDaEw JACKSON.
PusLro-No. 81
AN ACT making an appr..,;.,;or G. -
sup ession Of Indian hos,,l,,,o. ''''
ne u e'a ted B., the SENATE a.d IL. n
"ePfesenfatres ot the United Sfa,,, - -
'' ." 'e"gress assembled. Th., 40 s,..s.,
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w. B. u g. r. SWAN,
MERCHANT TaiI.ORs.

No. SD THAMES STREET.
= NilSpECrTULLS inform their friends, ard
= e the puhlc generally, that they have received
rom Boston 4 Tuii, AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT OF p,o,.Cloti,S, Lion skins. Mo
tairs. flnS.nugS, kcrscys, Broldcoths, CasSmercs
Sat,ncts and Ees,iucs, which they wlll make mp 10
order. in the hes, mdnuer.
ALSO, Hosiery Gloves, Suspenders, !!dkiS,
Comoriers. C1,ais, Stocks, Bosoms, Collars, aud
very other article usulli, found in such establish
.nen at prices which cannot fail 10 suit those whu
;ee disposed 10 patronsc thcm.
Cutting p'rticularly attended to-
\ couple assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING. constantly on hand and for sale as
cheap eau be bought any other store in the state
Nov. 9th. Il.
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NOTICE.

FNNHE Subscribers having made arrangements
d that render it Indispensable :or them to settle
up all their partnership accounts forthwith. hereby
earnestly request ali persons, whose accounts witt,
them remain unsettled, to ADJUST them with little
delay possible; for when purpose OF the
firm viii attend at their office in 4 'amess'reet
from to 9 O'Clock. p. NJ. every day for few
weeks, Sundays excepted.
Dec. 7th-tf w. &: !. V. TURNER.
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OLIVER &. TURNER, " WM. {. TURNER
rHAVE established themselves as Apo,hccaries
q n aud Druggists, opposite fownseud's liolel IN
New port. on Thamc rstrcct. under the firm oi O. e.
TURNER \ Co; and will be pleased to attend to
all ais aud order. in their line OF business,
DOCr. O. &. TURNER, viii attend to such
calls rs he may receive the several departments of
Medicine. surgery aud Midwifery.
Newport June IT, 1895 tt.
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SGITUATE BANK.

HDUBLIC NOTICE.--The Undersigned who
a were appointed by ,ae Honorable General As
sembIy OF the State of Rhode Island, &c. at their
Jane Session A. ID. 1886 Conn ssioners in trust, 10
AXE into their possession the funds and other proper
t. of the Scltra,s Bank and to distribute the
niong the creditors thereof hereby give notice 10 all
persons holding bills OF. claims against said Bank
TO prest n, the same TO SAID Commissioners TO eth
er of them on before The First day Of April 1887
for payment conformity with the provisions o! the
Act relating to the ocituate Bank
SAMUEL \. ATWELL,)
GEORGE CURTIS, Commissioner
THOMAS w. DORR,
Providence, Oct l. l63G--Oct. 5, 3m
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The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agent for
vending
.HORfSON'S HIGEI1N UNIVER-
S1L MEDICINES

Tor the tate Of Rhode-I.land. hereby gives notice
.hat no other person will be authorized 10 vend SAID
Medicines IA TINS city but .or the accommodation
OF the public. have appointed agents IN different
parts OF the ctate,--ani euard the public against
'uPoslions, they may be ASSURED, that should any
medicines be offered for sale in this State purpori.
hg to be ho'is0H's Hpgeian URircrsai M,d,eiaes b,
air person except IN, sell. my authorized agents.
tnat they viii be couu,ereits. SAMUEL YOUNG.
Nc. to7 ws.rnirs;sr .,re~i
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FINCH - ENGS,
CONEECTIONARY.
irGn-Si ei d Nails.

ETVH H-'SF u q NN1INs
The saJsbr,beTs hare reoeired and offer jor SALE
"a "A tons assorted Iron, consisting ot American
K 2E English SSeeds, Il Old Sable o
all descriptions. fiat, square, and round Spikcrods
NaLrods, Nut Iron. Band Hon-Brazers Rods
Shoe Snopcs Horse Shoes, X Horse ) zoe Nails
Ra ps-Files--Crovh hurs--Bofnx Nc. &c.
Cast Steel OF all sizes, Hat square x round.
ALSO. 100 casks OF Cut Nails, assorted.
! LINES, If. d. WOOD, & Co.
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NOTICE.

EEORGE ENGS having renquished his in.
w terest IN the LUMBER ~ HARDWARE
Business IN favor Of his Son. SAMUEL ENGs,
the r,rm OF Gi.ORGE T.NGS K Co is thus dis so.
,ed.--And from and after the 9th inst. BENJh-
NAN EiSCH aud SAMUEL ESGs continue
tie business at the place. aud with the same
stock OF Lumber, Hardware, Stoves Nails, &c. un-
der the firm OF
FINCH ~ ENES,
Who are authorised 10 set'. the accounts, and pay
or receive Sna-yer may he dae 10, from, the late
firm o Leors. tng' ~ Co.
Newport. Nov. Zjd.--ow,
CONFECrJONARY.
A LII KENDSO CANDIES, sugar plums,
IA hearts kisses, Jackson b lis, cinnamon buds
~ cassia slicks-lozengers and peppcrnints-ca-
oyaways &c. Nc.-ior sale At No lOt, wholesale
or by CHAS. n. TiLLEi.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
EmAiSfNG IN THE POST oPFIcs, NEW.
PORT, n. I.


PORT, n. 7.
JANUARY LIST, 1887.
GTPersons calling for them uW plress
say " "ddrertised," as they are laced in q
separate 6or.
Mrs. Clarisa Melville
Joseph Anthony Harriet Mihkin
B Hanna Menaraua
Thos. w. Brown p
Lewis Barlow Gyles Pearce
Janna f. Briggs Hannah Pearce
Cyrena c: Brlgss s
Z Permenus Skinner
Henry Carter Benjamin Smith
Mrs. Ellen Congdon Martha A. Shaw
+ Margaret Stanton
John Followfula Il
& J. A. Teller
VIM. Il. Greene +. F.. Tanna
John L. Greenman Mrs. Hester Tonson
John Gavatt 2
U. Groom Harriet +. Taylor
Nathan Gould slary A. Tenant
Mrs. Sarah c. Grim
nell Elizabeth Vars
PIiscella Clifford Syra Vaughn
II w
VIM. ii. Howard Henry Waterman
Andrew 4. Ham john W. Webster
mond Joshua Wilbur
Halah Hardin Isaac Wilhour
Jane How Mary A. Wood
Wary Ann Hawkins JAMESTOWN.
George Anthony
Orrln Jones George w. Hopkins
X IRISH.
Samuel keeth, & James Mcdonald
Son Michael Benson
I l. George Brannan
George Latin Andrew Donnelly
William Lelds James Hauly
james Lysnght 2 John Mechan
ID. l.. LassllI Timothy Devine
Mary L. Lewis Francis Cannon
John Iienaly
Alexander Morgan Patrick Shahan
Samuel Mants Valentine Mathews
ElIen'r Murry James HanIy
r. Il. CARR, p. NJ.
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TO LET.
FALL. FASHIONS!

FgyHOMAS FOWLER is now opening large
assortment ofFdH s. Hint,r GbbnS, which with
his former stock will renoer his assortment the lar
ccst and best ever offered by him. Purchasers will
find II to their advantage 10 drop lu,' and examine
his goods before they buy. they will be sold on as
good terms as at any store m Newport.
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DOCTOR TAOM MPSOs ~

a supply of THOMPSON'S celebrated Eye
"A Water and Tooth ache drOps,-Lee's Pills
ia,tier's Vegetable Indian Specific for Coughs
Colds, Consumption, &c Doctor Rush's and Jew
It's Pills for Dyspepsia, Jaundce diseases the Q
Liver &c Andf for sale by X. Il. HAZARD,
At The sign Of the
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GOLDEN MORTAR, Ne~pors. r.

AMERICAN PULMONARY BALsAH.
A safe and most valuable remedy for Asthma
"A Coughs Colds, Consumptions, Hopping
Cough aud all diseases of the lungs prepared entire
ly from vegetables. Price 30 cts-for sale by
Oct 26. X. J. TAYLOR.
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mas'ng an appropriation for III,
SUI rssion Of Indian hos,,lu,es
ne e'a ted B., The Senate a.d H., :,
nepre,c"iatres ctths United States If t,a,,;.
70 ." congress assembled. Ths, ,ho s,,,.ss,