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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-20
DRY GOODS!
No. llS
CHI ZAP SIDE, NEWPO
NATHANIEL SWEET

"AS JUST RECEIVED good lot OF
Il VERY CHEAP GOODS. among which
are real good Caicos from & 10 10 p cents; Un-
bleached Sbirings d Sheetngs from to l6 cents.
White ShirtingS IL Sheetings from 10 to 20 cents
Russia Diaper & American do. only 10 cents.
His assortment of Broad Cloths Casmeres .S Sati.
netts of Different prices and colors will be found
cheap and handsome. Floor CaIpeings < Rugs,
handsome patterns. Biizes, Flannell. Merino-
Cloths CircaSslanS. Blanket Shawls. Merino
shawIs, Cotton x Raw Silk Shawls A good AS
sorlment ofGinghams & Prints. BonnetS. Straw
Il Florence Braid & mix'd Straw. Blankets, "a
to l2-4, real good. His old customers and all 9TH
ers are invited TO call and see them.
Oct 4lh
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NEW STORE,
And New Goods.
AT NO. $50, THAMEs-sTaEET
DANIEL Ii. DAVIS, & Co.
Have the pirasare to inform their Frie nds
and the Public,

~ That they have opened the Store
u u. No. l5s, Tbanies-iireei opposite VI r
L. A. Sherman's Dry Goods store
49, with a first rate assortment Of fresh
Goods. comprising every description of Ladies, Mis-
ses. Chill Men's and Boys Boots and Shoes
fresh from the manufacturers, and in point of beauty
aud variety, are not surpassed in this town: all ol
whr;h will be sold at far prices and as low as at any
other store IN Newport. They will only at this lime
rsnark. that their hopes of obtaining. and retaining
the patronage OF me public. founded on the prin-
eple by which they determined TO carry on their
basiness-by supplying Boots and Shoes of the best
quay--procnrng styles of the first class; and con-
trntIng Themselves, although every thing is at the
highest notch, with moderate profits which they con
ceye to be the best guarantee of giving satisfaction
aud meeting The competition of the presenteay.
Newport Sept. 6, 1897.
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NOTICE.

NVHE undersigned having been approved by IN,
IL Court Of Probate. as sole Executor of the las
will and testament Of his brother JOHN w. STE
VEINS. late Of Newport. deceased. requests all per
sons indebted TO said estate. to make immediate pay
mcn; and all those having just and legal claims, are
also requested to presen, them immediately for ad.
jusinent.
ery ofthe deceased also requested to return them
and any one having loaned him books OF any tbinx
else, are invtedto call and claim the same
ROBERT STEVENS.
Qraiifsi Ereer,or.
Newport, nov. eth 1887.
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dollar box. ALSO,
IMPROVED PANA.
CEA; OR THE UNIVERSAL
PURIFIER or THE BLOOD.

- VI otSt VI fcUcutcS, some OF tho
tcorst diseases. f
A great number Of persons OF either sex, afie
months OF severe and anxious suffering. under some
of the most insdious, and certainly fatal Diseases TO
which human beings liable, have been restored to
perfect health, by the of few bottles Of this supe.
rior mt0icine. .#ta
u Every ship vessel, bound on long voyages,
should be supplied with this Panacea.
This Medicine will cleanse and purify the Blood
from all noxious humors: and has been used with
success many diseases incident TO our species
and particularly in the following diseases, viz -
Scrolula or Kings Evil White Swellings, Sslt-
Rheum Cancerous and lnduratrd Tumors, scald-
head Diseases ofthe Liver, Old Ulcers. fever sores,
syphilis and its destructive consequences. go oteu
met with in persons who have been impertecy cured,
improperly treated Or neglected; rather those who
have tampered with, and neglected, themselves,)
which, if the poison is not entirely eradicated from
The system, the most distressing consequences will
follow the neglect OF that terrible scolge Leprosy,
Chronic inflammation of the Liver, and other Viscera,
Tubercular Consumption OF the Lungs, Ucerous
sores in the throat elsewhere and all eruptons
the surace Of the body Diseases OF the skim Mer.
curla disease, and all those affections arising from
impurty of the Blood Nodes and diseases of the
JOINTS Bones. &c. Those affections which are the
result of youthful indiscreton will be cured by the
use of this Purifier Of the Blood.-PRICE, $l,50s
bottle.
u The above Valuable Medicines, are for sal
by DIR. JOHNSON, Newport r !,
II To those who purchase TO sell again, libers
discount will be made.
Sept. 27--Iy,
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COMBS AND MoHAuR CAPS.

SHELL COMBS AND MOHAIR CAPS.
~ Just received at the Ladies Ornamental Hair
Emporium, l37 Thames ST. supply OF the above
arucles, of various styles and patterns.
ALSO. a box of Mohar Nets, silk do do, Aromat.
&c Dentiirce. ealcined charcoal tooth powders,
Churches genuine vegetable lotion. Japanese do
do for removing freckles, pmpes and all kinds of
eruption the skin Also. great variety OF French
Artificial Flowers which will be sold a much reduc.
ed prices. j. REMOND.
uTA few dozen bottles Congress water can be
had as above. Aug. 2.
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JAMES ID. SEABURY
MERCHANT TAILOR,

No. 1873 l-2 THAMEs-STREET,
Respectfully announces to the public that he
XMAS reno, ed from the Store recently occu.
u Il pied by him, to the new store next door north
of the Office of the Newport Mercury, where he OF:
iers FOR sale aiashionabe assortment OF Broadcoths
Cassimeres Sattinets, and vestings, and all other
goods usually kept by Merchant Tailors-where
garments Of all descriptions will be made to order al
the shortest notice. and warranted to fit.
UJ' Particular attention paid 10 cutting.
W j. ID. ). hopes by strctattention to his busi-
ness to meet the wishes of his customers and to mer-
II the patronage of his fellow citizens which he very
respectfully solicits.
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UPERFINE FLOUR, ground from New
y Wheat. Just received, and for sale BY.
Sep. 6 sVEpruCIp 81 prp,rs
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vIA-FALL RIVER & TAUNTON


A stage will leave Newport every day Sundays
n excepted. at 9 o'clock. AM. arrive in Fall Riy-
at lll O'Clock leave Fall River al o'clock and ar.
rive in Taunton at A P. M.-,be Cars leave al Al
o'clock p. ~, and arrive in Boston at6l o'clock.
Returning. the cares leaves Boston every morn.
ing Sundays excepted. at O'Clock and arrive in
Taunton abou 10 o'clock. A Stage will leave directly
after for Newport and Fall River, and arrive in fal-
River at l2l o'clock-leave Fall River at o'clock,
and arrive in Newport at O'clock p. NJ.
Stage fare 81 90 RAILROAD so.
A stage will leave Fall River every day, Sundays
excepted after the arrival of The Newport stage Tor
New Bedford, where it willarive at O'Clock p. NJ
Returning. will leave New Bedford every day
Sundays excepted. al z o'clock y NJ. and arrive in
Fall-River ii O'Clock. Passengers can have two
honrsin Fall River anI arrive IN Newport at O'Clock
p. Nj. Fare 5000.
Extra colcAss at all times on reasonable terms.
Stlge books at ToSnsenls, & Hassard's Hotel
RUFUS B. KINsLEY g. CO. Proprietors
Newport. July 4th 1887.
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LIST or LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW.
PORT, n. l.
DECEMBER lst, 1887.
QTPers0nS calling for them wW please
say adUertised," as they are placed in a
separate bOx.
George Armstrong Caroline Kelley
John ID Austin l.
John phern James Long
Editors ef Newport Argus Miss Mary Il Lincoln
Miss Ester N Austin 2 Eliza Lawton
Elizabeth Almy NJ.
Ii Thoma sMurry
Jonathan Bassett james c Mopre
Martin B'nney Mrs Susan Mulhenen
Thos. w Brown
Miss Rosetta Bailey Ilurre.T Norton
Clarlssa Bennet p
Ebenezer Parlow
VIM Cobb Jeffrey c Poller
John Cupt James Pa,tinson
Js;spS Esy"f ci""se, G"aI. Mrs Patience Phillips
George w Codwise James Stevens
Harriet T. Cornell WIN Sweet
ID Patrick Shahen
John Dxson Samuel Smith
e Miss Susan T Salisbury
g Robert c Topham
Alexander Gardner James Tie
William Giipin Charles l. Thayer
Friends oil VIM Gordon Miss Mary Cewnsend
Mrs Mary T. Gardner Martha Tmberlako
~
ELIJAH ID Hampstead Edward Wayen
Abner Hathaway John Wilson
Samuel Hopkins Wan,on Wilkey
Jepthah Hazard hursTowN.
Samuel Hunter A.. ~ ,va.I.,,
J',a II'L,, Sarah G Armstrong
sh"ss h"u'uu I,,vu
Mumford Hazard 'n'e".
lame. tI,mmond James McDavd
WIN Hughes andfew fesy
C. T Hazard Domlnck blrne
George Henson Daniel Harrington
Miss Mary A Haskin, Jefieiy Mcdonald
Margaret Nenesy
Catharine Johnson IL. IL. CAkk, 4. VI
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.@WINTER, GOODS.-D
WIN. B. & II. =. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
No. 80 THAMES STREET.

81 p EsPECTFULLY inform their friends. ard
"a o. the public generally that they have received
from Boston, 4 FULL, AND FASHIONABLE Il
ASSORTMENT of Pilot Cloths, Lion Skins. Mo
hairs, Flushinss. Kerseys. Broadcoihs, Cassmeres
oatunets aud Vestlngs, suitable for the season which
they will make mp 10 order, in the best manuer
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, .!dkEs
Comiorters, Crayats Stocks Bosoms, Collars. and
every other article usually found in such an establish
nent. at prices which fail to suit those who
feel disposed to patronse them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
complee assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand. and for sale as
cheap as eau be bought at any other in the state
Oct. 4h.
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Doctor o. c. TURNER.

OFFERS his Services 10 the Public - Pa.
~ srctAr and SrRGrox r; the rssiisrcs ne l7,s
Father Dr. WI. TURNER, Ss- n Tbsr-s- =.
Ss-roff o.
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MRS. T.. kfDDERS
CHOLERA MORBUs. DYsENTERYAND
DIdRRHEA CORDIAL

]
HHHIS medicine is acknowledged by thousand. 10
IL stand unrlvaled in this any o,her country for
the cure OF the above diseases and will restore where
every other remedy fails. With the use of his ING d.
iclne, and attending closely the directions put up
wh each bottle, cholera is immediately coun,eracted
and the patient will be restored Its immediate effect
and rapid restoration Of the SICK have hitherto been
unparalleled in history. Il cures in most cases. in
very lew hours, IL taken in season. Its effect is TO
counieraci tie disease and the stomach and
bowels to regular and healthy action II seldom,
requires more than fory-eigh hours cure the most
violent dysentery. Common cholera morbus il in.
sta ntly checked and the patient quickly restored to
perfect health. Recent attacks OF diarrhea are cured
IN very few hours. Diarrhaas that have been of
long continuance even for years. are cured by con.
unuing the use Of this medicine Children that arc
teething II nelining TO diarrhoea, greatly tene-
htied by this medicine, it viii prevent them from
becoming weak 81 reduced with diarrhps- II
checks vomiting produced from any cause whst,ver.
and has been proved TO be au excellent remedy ia
sickness.
This medicine is pleasant 10 the taste, audchdren
are generally fond gift. II is composed OF such ma
terisls will riure the constitution BY conunn
ing the Of IT, and may be taken BY e'ihst -
any age. Testimonials from persons Of the nienss'
responsibility. who have used the tnedieins' aeeo
pany the directions which are put mp WIN esea W.
tie. The labels the bottle are s'eueu VIZ W.
own hand to counterfeit which viii beivrgefy.
PREPARED usder the immediate Inspection 81 mrs.
E. KIODER, Nos. Poplar street bos'on "a so'd
IN the principal cities Throughout 'ns ni,ra states
Sold BY H. iAf LOh.
IN. l2h Drsggis'. NerT0ys.
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@NOTICE.N II

lhese pills are recommended TO pale bLoa,,d Ia,
guid persons OF either Sex who with eoldn,, os M.
sLtremii toc spirits loss Of appetite feeble puls, pai
pitation dispepsy or indigestion those who,e Mood
inclined 10 icafery. or dissolved state in cases of
enideaiion, general irasting eoy of tie bodv =
in cases of manic, degfness hysericaf and ma.
my other distressing affections of the body and mind
dropSy. chronic rheumatism paraiye aftctions giddi
n, ss diaesS Of sight, and other strange feelings SO
common TO persons in the various stages of lile
Ia Tic Doutoureaar, there is not a more efcacious
medicine. When the blood has become weak. and
of Languid circulation. after iong aud sereTe fits of
sickness these pills ni eminent service la swell
ngs of the hands, feet &c; in of great debi.
"; in most diseases, common Females these Pills
viii prove SPECIFIC.
La Dropsica habits; all distinctions from colds,
other causes, IN that weak nervous irritable and
delicate state of the body, 10 which many. espee
tally young and middle aged females are s,, ceptble
persons decline, or that state OF the btdy which
lapproaches to consumption, may by timely and prop
Of these Pills, be preserved from an untilney
grave
The above medicine has been approved by some
Of the most eminent Physicians in the United States
and, has been administered to housa nds of patients
who have been restored to perfect heah after having
been considered III adeeins or confirmed eonsumptioa.
and therefore incurabe; when by taking few box.
es oftbese Pills. they restored to renewed and
vigorous health in few weeks
Annie directIOns accOmpany each hoy Price ops
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FIsENCH CLOTHS.

nNE piece superline stied and Twilled Ora.
" keneck French Broadcloth, very nice article
Tor irockcoats-surtouts-Nc
ALSO-a Brown French Medium cloth, Just ri sh,
Tor ladies ciosks, isiust received by
Oct 20 WM. e. C0ZZENS & Co. 3
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TO L. r. II.
IA THE HOUSE on the corner o
Bridge and Washington Streets. lately
IisSs occupied by n. G Boss Esqr. dec.
ulAk IL is pleasantly situated and in good
repair. and has a 6uc garden attached
to IT. Immediate possession given.
Apply to
80 R.k RANDOLPH tS,,.,
v ~ or G.. G.. SHAW ha" .
RAIsINs.-loo Bss. Cluster, jus, receive, &
h, for sslc tv
iv-Io , n NEWTON - co
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IFrsn our Correspondent Moiere-No- LVIlLl


wAsHISGToS, Oct Goth, 1897.
IsplAss-As the arrival and sojoun Of the several
tribes Of Indians have mentioned, in this city have
excited good deal Of interest in the public mind,
have thought that il might not be amss to give you
brief and rapid sketch Of the history Of the aborgnes
of this country, especially have nothing very inter
esting to communicate from this place at present
This wild, but noble and unhappy race, is rapidly be-
coming extinct AT the pe-isd Of the discovery OF Anne
RIGA the Indian tribes very and power
ful They occupied the country from North to South
from Ease 20 West living Of nature, and sup
porting themselves by hunting and fishing Their wig
vans were extended along the noblest streams, en-
veoped in the gloom Of prmeval forests Their origin
is buried IN fable and their traditions are obscure, Ia
bilious and unsatisfactory They SEEM however, TO be
of Tartar stock but how and when they came into the
country i involved in nex,ricabe obscurity. Their
vices those Of all savages they are ferocious blood
thirsty, and vndictive, but their virtues are equally
prominent they hosptabe brave, and true 10 their
word. OF the numerous warlike tribes that formerly
owned and peopled this extensive continent but lew
exist
They are rapidly sinking into the Of oblivion
and nothing Of them will remain but the memory
of their past existence and glory Where are now the
descendants Of Powhaan the father OF Pocahontas, OF
Tsmenend and ef Pontacl Alas they are blotted
from the face Of the earth swallowed up in the rem
nants of other tribes. What noble and generous ac
ton that Of the young and interesting Pocahontas
Where, in the history Of civilization you find more
disinterested act Of generosity and sympathy
OF the Indian Pos,erity Of Powhauan, NOT trace re-
mains. but Pocahontas, the amiable courageous and
noble child OF nature mingled her blood with tina, Of
European and her pestery still lives to boast Of, and
glow in The virtues OF her whose story his feared win
be regarded romance LIS incidents are deeply in
seresnp and serve to exhibit her noble and extraor.
binary character.
Tosee one brought up among fierce warlike, and
cruel race herself the daughter of emperor and still
almost in her infancy voluntarily rushing forward and
encounterine difficulties dangers and fatigue to save
total stranger from death who thought TO be the
deadly enemy Of her race and fearessy and generous
~ persstng IN extending relief and assistance TO him
and rescuing from famine and death his destitute com
panons who had invaded the land Of her birth and the
country Of her fathers and from whom she could expect
nothing in return for her kindness cannot but excite
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for the public sale Of Horses Carriages &C. Nos IS
and 81 Watt lat the junction OF Canal ST. between Hudson
and Greenwich ss
The preprietors respectfully inform their friends and the
public Mat they opened the above establishment for the
regular public sale oRorses Carriages nc They have erect
ed upoa site of their old established and well known
Livery Stables commoous building four stories high and
covering $50 feet Of ground fronting Watt and Green
wch repee with every convenience for the reception
care and sale of horses, carriages ae.
Regusr SALE will take place Friday Of each week. to
commence Friday the goth inst II will he necessary that
horses other articles intended be sold this place,
hous be erered the day previous the sale thai they
he placed on the catalogue.
They have Tor about 100 horses Livery
~ can be received Immediately The greatest attention. and
will he given.
private wachman regularly engaged 10 watch the pre-
n'ises by day and night JOHN L. ANDERSON,
els-5mf WIN w. JANEwAY.:Hrn
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MONDAY, Oct 10, "a r. NJ
Stocks today rather fat Monday is dies Delaware
Hudson has improved in demand 76i Long Island up
in consequence Of the festivities Hcksve, Saturday
last.
Exchanges upon the south and have ppr ,yes, from
cent by comparing the Of today with those Of
last Monday. Eastern money forms the great Of cir
culation It sAapeab per cent New York bank
money.
Two vessels sail today for Canton, with assorted cargoe
and large amount ofspecie topsy for teas, nc.
UHted States Bank shares closed at 1854, for money
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EHHNE TEHATsNsUEk "a; 2. YEN
dedened for The use Of every individual but especially
those whose circumstances reaurs thai they obtain Yriy
which may n = = S.a soss fsd n the
lutte chest convenient in travelling and which
and speedy cure OF these complaints. -.
R e Ut Seas
crbng what really is and what not venersa disease There
su wSs srs Sy %
always called venerea The reason IS evident,
toe ssn ruined in his health and pir This e Sou ne
hsa TO that under the Toga
so called, and Ghonorrhea. called ~ Is OF great I'm.
portance know the difference between the two for the
treatment proper in the injurious in the other
Ghonorhea in one person. never produces veneres y anot
then goes show proper well the abuse Of
for should be known that although in most cases
hand there circumstances in which absolutely needed
Moreover authors practice under the drec
tons given in this little book mercury rendered az exceed
Of Ghonorrhea, 1.-THE disorder attended with running) and
gives the best Of curing il also points out The con-
month to month incurred such as Structures &c Then
follows chapter on structure ITSELF which exceed
agy plain and interesting, this ora Of the disease !.
which much ignorance and knavey is practced There
persons who pretend with box Of
pills bottle Of drops, while surgeon knows that all
the physic In the world would structure Ne-
is horrible in its ultimate consequences TO the patient
while in general proper means used nothing rs SO safe
The remaining chapters those FERNS of
&c., and these refer circumstance that can
siby arise in of this complaint from ITS first
SYMPTOMS down its most neglected form and here SHOULD
be known that there form of venerea disease which lies
dormant in the constitution, TO show Itself in other
than in its effects posley The reament of all these
however abunday plain and ecacous 50 that asy one
having this little chest medicine complete, undertake
his cure with perfect safety and success.
The price Of the chest of medcr 6c, $l2 the book
aoae is ST., forwarded To any part of the world
Letters in canutaon for the chest 10 be addressed to
the author, DIR. RALPH, No. 80 COrtlaad street, ~ "
;. Since publishing this little book the author has been
conu lted many distressed and ruined constitutions
(chiely from trusting certain descriptions Of advertising
peope lead him opinion that there should be
practitioner ef known integrity and Skill piossedy prepared
nj all times the best assistance in that disease and
whom such patients might apply with confidence For This
reason the writer deems proper here to state that he
Royal College of Surgeons London and author of work
pressy these disorders Also, that he has testimonial let
highest physicians Europe the eminent
in America (Dr Mott OF New York, and Dr. Physck of Pha
wishesit. oZ7.lms
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tIUNTER'S RED DROP.-Thssks TO Dr. Hun
ter n Geenberg the veperes disease dsarmed OF ali
It's terrors single bottle Of this insbe remedy
proved TO be sufficient In the most nyeterse The
diciRe prompt and decisive In effects. requires lint
Few days and frequently bu, few hours to every
particle Of disease the system operation he
said tn act Nike magic, without aer III or
convenesces whatever Both may with perfect
safety without regard 70 circumstances situation,
respect 70 diet Price per bottle-wssncd any
Sold only ats Division Al shall be
strictly confidential The genuine medicines be obsae
n no other places but the following - Hanover street,
toni - NORTH Sixth street, PhiadeIphis 50 Hamies street.
Albany. o6p-lms
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Mcssrsc HERALp-Issued every nsrnsS except Suunsv-
Price two copy Country atbe
same rate for specific pcried, remittance sdvnnea.
No paper ont, unless paid In sdvsDcr -
EvErse HERALD.-hssued every afternoon Of I scloek !.
Price two cents per copy Country subscribers furnished az
the Cash il advance.
WEEKLY HEaaLps~ned every Saturday morning nj a,
O'Clock Price, IA per copy. Furnished 10 country
subscribers Ut ~ per snnum, w advance.
WEEKLY HERALD ExrRA-fseued every "Wednesday morn
ing at nine O'Clock. Price "a per copy Furnishes -
counuy sobecreerss % snsuss payable IN advanced
Observation-Disclosures in all those papers The
usual raies-always payable IN advance.
CeRREsrospErTs-Are requested 70 address thsr eera
70 be pcs paid.
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Loss or THE STEAMER OcEAyA-From extract of
private letter a mercantile house in St Louis
learn that the steamboat Oceana the morning Of the
10th inst struck snag which her leaking and forced
the commander her shore what freight he
could. She is the Mississippi shore, little prare
Island 100 miles below the mouth OF the Ohio. almost
wholly under water.