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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-03-29
DR. ID, JAYNEs, INDIAN EXPEC-

IL TORANT is recommended as decidedly su-
perior 10 any other known combination Of medicine
for Coughs, Colds. Influenza, Consumption, Asth
ma, Splitting of Blood, Hoarseness, Difficulty of
Breathing Whooping Cough, Pains and weakness
of the breast and ali diseases of the Pulmonary or
gans.
This medicine is highly and Justly recommended
by numerous and respectable individuals, who have
found relief from It's Many who have been la
boring under protracted coughs and pains IN the
breast and have been happily restored TO perfect
health by the use ofths valuable cxpectorant. The
following is deemed sufficient for insertion here.
From the Rev. G. c. r. Crosby, late agent of the
American Baptist
New York, June 18th, 1886.
To DIR. ID. Jayne,
Dear Sir:-I have made of the Indian Expec-
torant, personally and in my family for the last six
years, with great benefit. Indeed / may consider
my life prolonged by the of this invaluable medi-
cine under the blessing of God for several years.
may say almost much in the OF my wife, and
als of the Rev. Mr.. Tnson of the island of jamaica
For all cases Of Cough, inflammation Of the Chest
Luugs, and Throat, do most unhesitatlngly recon-
mend this as the best medicine have ever tried
My earnest wish is that others afflicted | have
been, may experience the same relief, which am
persuaded they will, by using the Indian Expccto-
rant. C.. c. P. CROSBY.
n. B. Many Of my neighbors, my recommen-
daton, have tried this medicine wth uniform success.
DIR. Hamilton, of St. James, South Carolina, was
greatly affected by cough, hoarseness, and soreness
Of the lungs, and using bottle of this medicine,
found immediate and permanent relief.
Sold by DIR. II. II. HAZARD,
9gent for NEWPORT.
And by F. p. Mason, Providence, and at Whole
sale g. Retail by A. b. & ID. Sands, No. 100 Fulton,
corner of VIM street, New York.
Dec. 2Sth Il.
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Po.i Office law for disobeying the instructions Of the
department. or assigning conirse, without the pre-
ious consent Of the Pv.tDas.sr General.
D. If the contractor shan rur stage or other We
hcle more rapidly frequently than be is ~
Gured by the contract 10 carry the mail he shall give
the same increased oeleri,y and frequency 10 the
mail, and without Increase Of compsnss ION.
10. Contractors on stage and coach routes shall,
IN the conveyance Of passengers give preference
TO those who brought in the connecting mail
lines, those travelling in any other SO that CEN
meeting mail stage routes shall form continuous uav-
ellng lines
IL. On routes where the mail is transported in
stages and the present contractor shall be supere-
ded by an underbdder. who may not hayethe stage
property requisite for the performance Of the con-
tract he shall purchase from the present contractor
such Of the stage horses and property as may be
suitable for the service, at fair valuation and make
payment therefor by reasonable instalments. Should
they not agree as to the suableness OF the property,
the terms, or the security each may choose person
who may appoint third, and their decision siall be
final or the Postmaster General will name the
pire' This will be made the condition OF any bid
under that of the present contTacor; and should the
under bidder fail 10 comply. his bid will be offered
the contractor; bnt should he decline it, the propo-
sails Of the underbdder viii be accepted uncondition-
ally
IL The proposals should be sent to the Depart
ment sealed endorsed ' Mail proposals IN the State
of ,'and addressed TO the First Assist
ant Postmaster General
AMOS Kendall.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
January %, lS37.
Feb. 22,-l2w.1
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THOMSONIAN
INEXR MARY.

TEyIlE Subscriber, having been for more than two
Il years, in constant and successful practice now
offers his services to the public Botanic Physie-
idn.-IIe would respectfully inform the inhabitants
Of Newport and the adjoining towns that he has
Gently removed from the corner of Broad & Collins
streets, the more cOmmodous house at the corner
Of Spring& Mil-streets, (for the better accommoda
ION Of lis numerous patients, which are daily calling
upon him where he will administer the Pure JhOm-
S0uidn Medicines to such may favor him with their
patronage No pains will be spared to render the
patients comfortable and to restore them to health.
Situated in one of the most healthy places in onr
land the subscribeg fatters himself that the adyana-
ges of this Inrmary surpassed by few instltu-
tons of the kind in this country. To his former
friends and patrons he tenders his most hearty honks
and should they stand i'll need OF his services, he IL
ready to administer them such remedies as the God
Of Nature has bountuly scattered over our fields
Ths Ininnary will be conductedunder the lmme
date patronage of DR.. SAMUE THOMSON.
ThOmSons ne,o guide TO health
PobeHsoR' Lectures:
And n general assortment CT
TnoMsoNIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and iors ale at the Infr-
mary. c. GARDNER.
Trms.-33 for course of medicine
$50 per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Yapour Bath is now IN readiness for
those who wish to take it.
October Both, 1886.
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lPusLrc.-No. Is.1

AN ACT to extend for longer period the
several acts now in force for tho relief Of cer-
taia insolyent debtors of the United States
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House Of
ca. in Congress assembled That the act en;i-
tied +" An act for the relief Of certain insolvent
debtors oft the United States" passed on the
I'd day Of March, 1891 and an act in addition
thereto. passed on the 18th day Of July, 1882,
and an act TO roylve and amend the said acts,
passed on the 7th day of June 1884, be, and the
same are hereby extended and continued in
force for three years from and after the passage
Of this act.
SEC 2. And be ii further enacted, That the
provisions ofthe said several acts shall apply to
cases Of insolvency which shall have occurred
on or before the first day of January last.
Approved, Cd March, 1897.
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RHODE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN, MARCH 80, 1897.

were called out by, and served under the requi-
sition Of the President Of the U. y. or Of any
officer thereof. the sum Of one bundIsd thou
sand dollars, ifso much be necessary Tor that
purpose, be and the same is hereby apPropria-
ted.
SEC 7. And be 1t further enacted, That to
pay the claims of North Carolina for the ser.
vices Of her militia during the latewar with q.
81 ritan, in the cases enumerated in tho act ap-
proved the 3lst May, 1880, entitled An act
to authorize the payment Of the claims OF the
State Of Massachusetts for certain services of
her militia during the late war" and also the
claims of said State, for disbursements in the
purchase of munitions or other supplies on ac-
count of the wur. and expended therein, The
sum Of thirty thousand dollars, be and the same
is hereby appropriated.
JAMES X. POLK,
Speaker ofthe House Of RePresentdtires,
w. X. KING,
President Of the Senate. pro. femPore.
APPRoyED, March LIST, 1887
ANDREW JACKSON.
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fPUBLIc.--No. 1871

AN ACT to provide for tho support Of the
Military Academy of the United States, for
tho year eighteen hundred and thirty seven.
BE il enpcfed By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the Unitsd States Of Ameri-
ca, in Congress assembled, That the following
sums be, and the same arc hereby, appropria-
tod, TO be paid out of any money in the Trea-
sury not otherwise appropriated, for the sup
POI of the Military Academy for the year one
thousand eight hundred .} thirty y-seven,to wit:
For pay Of the officers, cadets and musicians,
hny-six thousand and twelve dollars
For subsst t,ncc OF officers and cadets, thirty
nino thousand five hundred g. sixty-six dollars
| For forage of officers horses, one thousand
one hundred and fifty two dollars;
For clothing of officers servants, three hun
dred and thirty dollars
For dcfraying tho expenses Of the board of
yisters at West Point, two thousand and
seven dollars and eighty -four cents;
For fuel, stationery, printing transportation,
and postage. oight thousand dollars;
For repairs, improvements, and expenses of
buildings, grounds, roads, wharves, boats and
fences ten thousand one hundred and seventy
eight dollars and twenty five cents:
For pay of adjutant's and quartcrmastor's
clerks, nine hundred and fifty dollars;
For philosophical apparatus, and repairs Of
tho same, three hundred dollars
For models for the department of engineer.
ing. three hundred dollars
For models for tho drawing department., ap.
paratus and contingencies OF tho department OF
chemistry, and instruments and repairs for the
mathematical department. eight hundred and
fifty dollars,
For incidental EXPENSES of the department of
artillery, three hundred dollars
For increase and expenses ofthc library, siI
hundred dollars
For miscellaneous items and incidental ex-
ponses, one thousand seven hundred and So
vcnty seven dollars and fifty cents;
! For completing the chapel, one thousand,
two hundred and fifty three dollars and thirty.
five cents
For the erection of a suitable building to
contain tho public stores, ono thousand FIVE
hundred dollars
For the preparation ofa yard and construc.
tion of permanent shops suitable for carpen.
stor painters, blacksmlths, and so forth, and
for the safe.kecping ofimplemonts and materi.
ais eight thousand dollars.
For tho erection, as per plan, ofa building
for recitation and military exercises, in addition
TO the amount heretofore appropriated, thirty
thousand dollars
For the erection of new barracks, for the
Military Academy department, to consis, of
eight buildings, at FIVE hundred dollars EACH
four thousand dollars /;
=, For grading tho grounds, about the exercise
hall. and removing temporary buildings, three
hundred and fifty dollars;
For compensation to tho acting professor of
chemistry, mincralogy, and geology, at the
Military Academy, between the first Of Sept.
1897, and the first Of Sept. ls3S, at twenty.
FIVE dollars per month, three hundred dollars.
For painting room for the professor of
drawing, eight hundred dollars.
Approved, March ID, 1897.
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PUBLIC. No. 2l.l

tPUBLIc.-No. 2l.l
AN ACT to change the titles of certain OH
GERS in the Navy.
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatires Of the United States Of Ameri-
ca, in Congress assembled, That from and at.
Ter the passage of this act, all 4" masters CON-
mandant" in the navy shall be taken TO be and
shall be called A." commanders'' and all "a sail
ing-masters" shall be taken to be and shall be
called " masters" but such change oftitle 7hall
not impair, or in any way affect the rank, pay,
or privileges, of any master commandant or
sailing master now in the service and should
they receive new commissions or warrants, they
shall respectively take rank from the date Of
their present commissions.
Approved, March Sd, 1887.
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[PUBLIc.-So. Ill

! AN ACT to extond the jurisdiction of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the
District of Arkansas.
Be ii euaeted by tie Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of Ameri-
"a, iu Congress assembled, That the District
Court of tho United States for the District of
Arkansas shall have the same jurisdiction and
power, in all respects whatever, that was
given to the several district courts the Uni
ted States by an act of Congress approved
March 30th. 1882, entitled An act to regu-
late trade and intercourse with the Indian
tribes, and to preserve peace on tho frcnters,"
or by any subsequent acts of Congress, con-
corning crimes, offences, or misdcmeanors,
which may be committed against the laws of
the United States in any town, settlement. or
territory belonging to any Indian tribe III amity
with the United Statss, of which ony other
district court of the United States may have
jurisdiction.
Approved, March 1st, lS 7.
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LIVERY STABLE.
wM. C. TENANT.

Respectfully announces to the public SEN
erdHy-citisens AID strangers.
vWyIIATh he keeps to let at his stable in Touro-
street, horses aud carriages of all descriptions,
ch cap or cheaper than they can be obtained else
of ride in tire country, can at ali times b. furnished
with horse and chascs, oren wagons, sadde-hcrses,
barouchcs and close carriages Particular attention
will be paid to conveying passengers to and from the
Steamboats, All orders in his line Of business viii
be promptly attended to, and no pains shall be spared
70 render the satisfaction Of his customers complete,
Horses kept for any length OF time, terms liberal.
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fPUBLic-No. l0.l

AN ACT to suspend certain provisos OF An
act to alter and amend the several acts i'm
posing duties on Imports" approved the
fourteen day of July, eighteen hundred and
thirty-two.
BE IL enacted, by the Senate aad House Of
Rspreeenfatipes ofthe United States Of Ameri-
ca IN Congress assembled, That the provisions
of the tenth and twelfth clauses of the second
section oftho act to alter and amend the seve-
raj acts imposing duties on imports, passed July
the 18th, eighteen hundred and thirty-two, be,
and the same are hereby, suspended, until tho
close Of the next session of Congress.
Approved, March iLt, Isf7.
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[PupLIc.--No. l4.l

AN ACT respecting discriminating datics up.
o, Dutch and Belgian vessels and their car.
goes.
Belt enacted by the Senste and Hous, Of
Representatives. fthe United STATES of Amer.
ca, ia Cong ess assembled, That the same du.
tics shall be levied and collected, in the ports
Of the United States, on Belgian vessels and
their cargocs. which arc now levied and collect.
cd on Dutch vessels and their cargocs; be,
nothing in this act contained shall he constru.
cd TO prevent the President Of the L. States
from enforcing, whensoever he may deem pro.
per, both against Dutch and Belgian vessels.
or either of them, and their cargocs. the provi.
sions Of tho third section Of the act. entitled,
/" An act concerning discriminating duties Of
tonnage and imPost," approved the 9TH day Of
January, lS.t
Approved, I'd March, 1887.
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fPupLic.-No. Ill

Mn MI concerning Pilots.
Be IL enacted, by the Senate and House Of
RsPressnfatireso Of the, Unifed States Of 1msri.
"a, in Congress assembled. That il shall and
may be lawful for the master or commander Of
any vessel coming into or going out of any
port situate upon waters,whioh are the bounda.
~ between two States, 20 employ any pilot
duly licensed or authorized BY the laws of
either Of the States bounded on the sw,d waters.
to pilot said vessel to or from said port any
law, usage. or custom, to the contrary not.
withstanding.
Approved March Cd, lS3T.
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POETRY.
(Fyom the Nep York American.
rsIE sEMINCLE'S REPLY.
By Lirur. G. w. PArTEN, U. S. AnMY

By LIEUT.. G. w. PArTEN, U. S. ARMY.
" The attack on Fort Mellon was made, it is SUI
,o.ed, BY Philip and his gang. The action mu
"a We ken place before the information OF the true
ould have been received by the Indians who mao
be attack [Southern Paper.l
Blaze with your scrried columns,
will not bend the knee
The shackle neer again shall bind
The arm which n0u is free:
I've mail'd it with the thunder
When the tempest mutter'd low:
And where it falls, ye we'll may dread
The lightning Of its blow.
I've scared ye in the city,
I've scalped ye on the plain
Go, count your chosen where they fell
Beneath my leaden rain
scorn your proffer'd treaty,
The pale face defy;
Revenge is stampd upon my spear,
And blood my battle cry.
Some strike for hope Of booty,
Some to defend their all
battle for the Joy have,
To see the white man fall
love among the wounded
To hear his dying moan,
And catch, while chanting at his side
The music of his groan.
Ye've trail'd me thro the forest,
Ye've track'd me o'er the stream,
And struggling through the everglade.
Your bristling bayonets CLEAN:
Bat, stand as should the warrior,
With his rifle and mis- spear:
The scalp Of vengeance still is red
And warns ye" Come not here"
Think yc to find my homestead
gave it to the fire
My tawny household do ye seek 2
am childIess sire.s
But should ye crave ife'S nourishment,
Enough have and good;
lice on hato-'tis all my bread,
Yet light is not my food
loathe yc with my bosom
| scom ye with mine eye
And III taunt yo with my latest breath.
And fight yc till die.
neer will ask ye quarter,
And neer will be your slave:
But I'll swim the sea of slaughter
Till | sink beneath its wave.
1t will be remembered that many of the Sem
iaolcs killed their children; they being consderc
an incumbrance 10 the war.
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DOCTOR THOMPSON.

A srpply of THOMPSONS celebrated Eye
IA Water, and Tooth ache drops-Lee's Pills
R,,tler's Vegetable Indian Specific for Coughs
Colds Consumption, &c Doctor Eush's and Jew
It's Pills for Dyspepsia, Jaundice diseases the
Liver &c. -iHdyt far SGls6y Il. Il. HAZARD,
At the sign Of the
GOLDEN MORTAR, Newport. RI
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NOTICE.

yEyVE Subscribers having made arrangement,
that render it indispensable for them 10 settle
mn all their partnership accounts forthwith hereby
earnestly request al persons, whose accounts with
them remain unsettled to ADJUST them with a. Et,ls
DELAY as possible for which purpose one Of il,
firm via attend a, their otii@e IN Thames street
from to Q O'Clock. +. " escry day. for few
weeks. SUNDAYS excepted.
1ee 7tb-H vs.. & =. v.'Tt-RNr:p.
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LIVERY E&A STABLE.

JAMES f.. WETCHENK.
II EEPS for the accommodation of The public
II generally. HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Of every description, to let on the most reasonable
,erms. at bis Livery Stable. in Prisonsreet near The
Jail.
nJ Z. NJ returns his thanks TO his former pat
rons and hopes BY s,rc, attention 70 business TO mer
!, a continuance OF their favors.
uJs Orders let at his residence, directly opposite
the stable. win meet with prompt attention. Pas
senscrs conveyed to and from the Steamboats,. Hors
o. kept for any length of iime-tsrrns LIBERAL
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HORRISON'S HYGELiV
Vegetable Unirersol Medicine

Vegetable Unircrsoi Medicine
THIS Is TO GER TIFY, That Samuel Young
having given assurance of his conviction in
the HygeIan Theory of Physiology as developed
by the British College Of Health London and hav,
ing furnished the necessary security against coun-
terfeits, is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HYGEI4N VEGETABLE UNI
FERSAL MEDICINES AND PUB
LEGATIONS,
In and for the State of Rhode-Islund.
Ia cnfirmation whereof have this fourth day
January, 1888, set my hand
ii. SHEPPARD MOAT,
Sole General Hygei0H Agent for the Z.
$. of Imericd, .Smith-Street, Brooktyn, H.
This is to certify that have appointed the follow
ing gentlemen Agents for vending Morrisons
Hygeian Universal Medicines IN this State, to wit
Mr. David Melville, of Newport, messrs. George
Hammond Il Co. Wicklord.-Inr Jefferson l.. Kim
ball. Coventry James II. Pelrce, in East-Greenwich
and John B. Walker, Woonsocket.
SArL YOUNG.
Feb %, 1884.
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RENGLETS & NAPLES
SOAP,

FsNHE subscriber has received lot Of RING
A LETS. which he offers very low. Also q few
dozen pots genuine old Naples Soap. few doz
en- kitridgc's celebrated eve watsr--Cordial CePha
&c Snuff. and aooiher 10, Of low price French 60
logne in fancy bottles.
Jan Iih J. RENoND. IL Thames-s;rec;.
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NOTES

l. Each route must be bid for separately. The
route the sum, the mode Of service, and the resi-
denco of the bidder should be distinctly stated IN each
bid
.. No proposal will be considered unless 1t be
accompanied by guaranty signed by two response
BILE persons, in the following form, viz:
The undersigned and
guaranty tba, ifhis bid for carrying the
mail from 10 be accept
ed by the Postmaster General shall enter into OBJ
ligaon prior to the first day Of September next wh
good and sufficient sureties, TO perform the service
proposed" ,,o-.
dated 1851
This should be accompanied BY The certificate of
Postmaster or other equivalent testimony. that the
guaran,ors are men Of property and able 10 make
good their guaranty.
~ This guaranty being required by law, no ex-
smption can be allowed in iayer of Old contractors,
railroad companies any cther companies or peg
sons whatever.
5 The distances as stated in this advertisement,
are believed to be substantially correct bat the bid
der will inform himself that point no increased
pay will be allowed for ally difference when the pa-
ccs are named correctly
l. The schedules are arranged so n to allow scy-
minutes 10 each post office for opening and clos
ing mails generally and one hour to the distributing
post offices but the Postmaster General may extend
the time on allowing like extension to the contractors.
D The Postmaster General may alter the sched-
ulc. and alter the route he allowing pro rata IN
crease ofeompensation for any additional service re.
CURED and for any increased speed, when the en-
ploymen, OF additional stock carriers is rendered
necessary.
8. lie may discontinue. or ourtail iae service.
henevey he shall consider expedien, TO do SO, he
allowing one months extra pay on the amount dis
pensed with.
z. lie may impose fines for failure 10 take or de-
liver mail or any part Of a mails for suffering the
mail TO be injured. wet, lost destroyed; and may
exact forfeiture Of the pay Of the trip, whenever
the trip lost the ma arrives so far behind sched-
ule time as TO lose connection with depending nlall'
= lie may annul the contract for repeated ish-
to perform any OF the s,ipulanons. TOT rein'ps
to dschars. carrier when required, fcr violating the
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COMMISSIONERS
NOIICE.

NOTICE.
IUAyINC been appointed, by the Hon. Coan
Of Probate for the town Of Newport. Commis-
sioners ON the Estate of JOHN B. LYON, late
Of said Newport, deceased represented, insolyen We
hereby give notice the creditors Of said estate that
they must present their claims, to either o. the Com
missioners within six months from the date hereof /;
and hat we will examine the proofs touching the le
gaty OF their respective claims, at the office OF Hen.
Nv Y. Cranston ON the last monday OF hlrch, April
and May 1887, at o'clock r. NJ OF each day
PETER T.. REMINGTON,
MICHAEL FREEBoRN, fComn
PARDON r. MUMFORD.
All persons indebted TO the abyoe estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Admir-
Newport, Nov. 23d, IS36.-tE
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LIVERY rARsrAsnrs
STEWART & DUNMORE.

" EEP for the accommodation Of the public gen =.
N orally, HORSES AND CARRIAGES o
every description, TO let, on the most reasonable
terms their Livery Stables, at the Belvue House
on the Hill and on the wharf next south of John j.
Stlcey's Store, Thames-street, Newport, X. j.
u Orders promptly attended to, and all iavors
gratefully acknowledged Passengers conveyed 10
and from the Steamboats, Horses kept for any
length of time-terms liberal.
Newport JAN 4th tf