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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-15
RAID OF THE TIMES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

Court Of Probate, .vsioport, .Nop. s, 1885,
|TTpoN the petition of William Draylon and
~ John Sergeant, Esqr's. Of the City OF
Philadelphia, Executors Of the last Will and
Testament ofThomas Butler, Esq late of said
City Of Philadelphia, deceased, by their At.
torney Henry Y. Cranston, Esq. stating that
the said last Will and Testament, and the
several Codicils to the same, have been duly
proved by the Register for the Probate of
Wills and granting Letters of Administration,
IN and for said City of Phiadephia, and have
been deposited in the Office of said Register
IN said City; and that said Thomas Butler,
at the time of his death, was possessed of Ger.
tain property and effects, within the jurisdic
lion OF the Court Of Probate Of Newport,
which said petition is accompanied with on
attested copy Of said last Will and Testament
and Codicils Of said Thomas Butler, under
the seal OF SAID Register, praying that the
same may be filed and recorded in lha Office
of the Court Of Probate of Newport, accord
ing to w:-It is ordered that the same be
received, and that the consideration thereof
he referred to a Court of Probate, to be hol-
den at the State House in Newport, on the
hrst Monday in January next, at 3 O'Clock
a. m. and that previous notice be given, by
publishing copy of this order, three weeks
successfully, in the Herald Of the Times the
first publication whereof, shall be at leas,
thirty days before the time assigned for the
consideration of said subject that all persons
interested, may appear at said time and place
it they see fit, and shew cause against the
filing and recording Of said last Will and
Testament and Codiclls Of said Thomas But
ler; in the Registry of this Court, agreeably
TO the prayer of said petition and according
to law. A true Copy-Attest:
Nov 10. b. B. HowLAND, Prob. OK.
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t Caution.

TIlE public arc hereby cautioned against
Il purchasing any Of the property that be
longs TO the BILLIARD SALOON, whicl,
ls now occupied by Henry HorsweIk Said
lIorswell has only hired the Saloou and fur.
niture OF tho subscriber, who is determined
TO claim and recover bis property from any
person who may have purchased the same,
from said lIorswell. II can be proved that
Ilorswell has already sold several articles
that belong to the Billiard Saloon, and has
ivovcd his deter ninaiion to sell the remai
ing part. WILLIAM GOFF.
Newport, Nov. Is, ls36-3w.
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A PrOcHa nm alton,


| Whereas the General Assembly of the
State aforesaid, on the third day of November
instant, passed the following Resolutions, to
wit:
| Whereas it is the duty of Christian COM
munty to acknowledge, on appropriate oc-
casons, their dependence on Almighty God
and to express their gratitude tor the boun-
ties Of His Providence and the season hav-
ing arrived at which, in times past, il has
been usual in this State to appoint day for
that purpose:
BE IL therefore Resolred Ly The General is
semJiy, That THURSDAY, the t,centy ninth
day Of November instant, be and the same is
hereby set apart as day Of Public Thanks
giving and Praise to Almighty God;
| And the General Assembly recommend to
their fellow citizens that, abstaining on that
day from all unnecessary labor and unbecom.
ing recreation, they assemble together IN
their respective houses Of worship, and there
unite in rendering to God, the glver OF all
good, the homage of sincere and grateful
hearts, for the innunernble bountics which
he has bestowed upon us and particularly
that he has given us for our inheritance u
country rich in all the elements OF happiness
that earth can afford, and has permitted to be
established here a Government securing TO
all men their just rights and privileges, nnd
institutions which are alike the offspring and
the defence Of liberty-that during the pas,
1 year lie has encouraged and prospered us in
the various branches of industry pursued here;
has protected us from extraordinary evils uno
dangers, and has made it year OF health, OF
peace, and Of plenty and above all, that lie
has continued TO us the minlstraions OF the
Il Gospel, with its hopes and consultations.
II And they further recommend that the good
people of this State, when so assembled,
H should, with reverence and humility, devout.
II ly supplicate from the Divine Author Of these
II blessings, a continuance Of them to the lat
II est generations, so that this may ever be d
II land distinguished for the love Of liberty, for
the diffusion Of knowledge, Of virtue, aud OF
true religion.
II Resoiped, That His Excelency the Cover
nor, be requested to issue his Proclamation
of these Resolutions, that the same may be
duly made known to the people OF this State,
and that they be requested to conform thereto
II ] do therefore, pursuant To the above recit
cd resolution, issue this my Proclamation. Ia
make known the same, that the good people
Of this State may conform thereto.
Given under my hand, and the seal of saio
H State at Pro, idence, this fifth day OF No
vember, in the year Of Our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and III riy eight, aud oi
H Independence the sixty third:
II WILLIAM SPRAGUE.
BY His Exccllency's command:
II HEssv BowEs, Secretary.
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Lecture.

GF~lt is expected that the Rev. Mr.. Dumoni
viii accede to request made by numerous
individuals to give Lecture in the course Of
the ensuing week, on Dunlap's magnificent
Painting of MOUNT CALVARY, or THE
CRUClFIXION." II so, the picture will be
brought here und placed in his Church for
Il at purpose. Nov. i.
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REMOVAL.
Missing.

WAS paid away through mistake by the
w subscribers wife for one dollar bin on
"Wednesday last, n ONE HUNDRED DOL
LAR BILL, on the Bank of Rhode Island.
IN Newport supposed to be No. 38. In whose
possession said Note is if they will give no.
tlce to the subscriber, or to Daniel c. Den
ham, Esq. so that the error may be traced
and the money recovered, they shall be hand.
somcly rewarded, and receive the thanks
of ROBERT WYLIE.
Newport, Nov. 6, 1888.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NIIE subscriber hereby gives notice that
he has been appointed Administrator on
the Estate OF Mary Watson, late Of Newport,
dec, and having qualified himself by giving
bonds according to law, requests all persons
having demands on said Estate to present
them for settlement, and those indebted to
make immediate payment, to
ALBERT WATSON, .4dmr.
Nov 15 lS34~
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the su-
prcme Judicial Court at its August term, 1888, As
slgnee to Leonard Carter, mOuder, Of the town and
county Of Newporo whom the benefit Of the Insovent
Act of 1928, was granted hereby gives notice that six
months from the date hereof is allowed by said
claims. All persons indebted said soly ent are re-
qnesed To make immediate payment to
nov l5. DANIEL 4. DENHAM, Assignee.
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FRESH GOODS.
J A NJ f. S IL. II T. A ID,
n.n. u

Is constantly receiving from Package Sales
Il in New York and Boston, and from Man.
ufacturers n great variety of FOREIG.Nand
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, particularly
Broadrtoths. Cassimeres, Sa,inetts, Pilot and
Beaver Cloths, Lion Skins, Duffils, Elan nels
Prints, &c.
Purchasers of Woollens are assured tlia,
the prices will he as lcw as %, any msrso.
Oct. ~, 1888.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the su-
l. preme Judicial Court, at its August term lS3S As
sgnee 10 Samuel A. Parker halter, Of the town aud
county OF Newportto whom the benefit OF the Iusovcnt
Act Of 1925 was granted hereby gives notice that six
months from the date hereof allowed by said Court to
the creditors OF said Parker To bring In and prove their
claims. All persons indebted said nsolye ent are re-
quesed to make immediate payment to
nov Is. DANIEL e.. DENHAM, Assignee.
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O. We have received the communication
of"J. H." relative to tho works Of Miss JASr
SrrARr, Of this place, daughter of the late
celebrated GILsrRr SrUARr,) & exceedingly
regret that the latcness Of the hour at which
II was received, prccluded the possibility ofi,s
insertion m this number. We will give il q
conspicuous place in our next
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-15

A SSORTED CANDY, at a5 cts; the D.
IA WIN. s. VOSE informs his old custom.
sr-, that he keeps at his Rcstaurateur, corner
of Market-squarc, Cd story. on assortment OF
the choicest kinds Of Candy's, to sell by the
pound Should the ladies' at any time wish
to purchase the pure article, jrst send to
voso's building, corner Of Markct'sqnore, I'd
story. Nov &.
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FORTUNES HOME

The cventful year of 1888 is drawing to Il
close aud Z. X. Smith avails himself Of this
opportunity of returning his sincere thanks
TO all his friends aud customers for their lib.
eral patronage which they have continued 10
favor him with aud, at the same time, con-
graduates himself that during the crisis,-thc
revolutions, the tribulations, the dstresses,
the hopes and the fears Of this community, it
has been his unqualified desire to alleviate in
convcncnces OF pecuniary nature. Many
have not been successful in their adventures
it is true but all will have their turn of good
fortune if they will only persevere. "A long
road that never turns"
To afford adventures an opportunity a
brilliant display of schemes is offered during
this month,not inferior to any heretofore sub.
mitted.
Splendid schemes draw every day of the
week. TO the exclusion of ali others we Of
fer the following Of Saturday. This is the
latgcst and most brilliant scheme ever drawn
in the United .Siaies.-As far superior to ex-
cellent as excellent is to good.
This scheme cannot fail to please the most
fastidious.
SATURDAY.
One of the most splendid and brilliant
schemes over offered to the public.
$4,000.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

WIN. $. VOSE, informs the public that bc
w still continues 10 sell Brandreth's Pills
at hisresidence, 12I Thames. ST., entrance in
the Cortland at the Lottery Office or G.
Il. Sslrn, in the Building, corner of Market
square. Nov g.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

Brig Emeline, Heath, New Orleans
Sch'r Franklin Greene, Waite, Havana.
Sch'r Eagle, WyIie, Havana.
Soop Tecumseh, Child, Providence.
Soop Albany, Gibbs, Albany.
Sloop Hudson, West, New Bedford.
ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY, Nov lOth-arr schrs Industry, Baker, and
Delight & Hope Baker, both from Philadelphia for FRO.
vidence.
SUNDAY, Nov llth-arr briggs Augusta Dali, from Fall
River tor Savannah.-Magnoa, Gott, from Pictou, n.
s. for Somersc-Sch'rs New England, Pendleton, from
Bangor for Dighton.Clarissa Carver from do for Pro-
vldcnce.-Charot, Gilman, from do for do-sabella,
Patterson, from do.-IIeraj, Crowe from Providence
or Pensacola-Presdcnt Foster from Machias for Pro-
Observation-Disclosures, Parker, from Prospect for do
Evergreen, Berry, from Machias for do.
MONDAY, l2th-arr schrs Norway Gpatrick, from
Pctou, s for Providcnce.-Mary, Robinson, from
Thomaston for Richmond, Va.--Fancy, Chase, from
Boston for New York, via Block Island where she was
asIore.-Jack III Burden, Brown, from Fall River.
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= TATEMENT Of the situation Of the Banks
| - in the State Of Rhode Island, SC. on Fri.
day Nov I'd, 1888, as the same appears by the
returns made by them to the Bank Commission
efs
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock, SS,s6s.7IS 90
Bills in Circulation, 2,2i9, 267 90
balances duo other Ranls, 4,223 rs
Net profits on hand, 504,976 20
Dividends unpaid, 1854 OF
Deposits on interest, $50, 400 90
Deposits no; on interest, 9l3,907 20
Total amount Of Liabilities, $I4,s36,lil GO
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, $l2.9I7. .O7s -
Specie in Bank, 623, $50 10
Hills Of other Banks, I59, ,604 81
Balances due from other Banks, 423, ,lS9 3S
Stock in own Bank, l20,754 Cry
stock, Read estate and other pro-
perty, 29l 1853 IL
Total amount of Resources, Sl4,ss6,lll 60
Ofihe Notes and Bills discounted,
there is payable out Of the State
the sum Of $4,l7o,l4O 80
And payable in the State 8,743 ,9e3 AZ
Of the circulation there is held Ivy
the Banks 1913, ,l9S &C
In the hands Of the Public 1885, ,069 26
BY comparing This abstract with the returns
made to the Commissioners, Oct. 5th, 1888, it
appears that since that date,
The circulation has been reduced $9,7i0 rs
The Specie has been reduced 27,3lS 81
The deposits, including dividends
unpaid, have been reduced 1864 10
| The Loans aud Discounts have
been increased 3i4,525 II
Published pursuant to law.
Office Of the Bank Commissioners,
Providence, November 9, 1888.
HENRY ANTHONY, } Bank
GEO. G. KING, Commission
WIN. PECKllAM, ers.
Nov is.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Walter Scott OF Providence, from New York for
New Orleans ashore the bahama Banks the
18th ut and was not expected to be got oil. She had
200 passengers.
sch'r Experiment, Downey, from this port, arrived al
Key West 2Uth ult.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-15

The sch'r Fancy, Chacc, from Boston for New York
which went ashore in thick fog on the part o
Block Island on the morning Of the eh has since been
got of and arrived safely this port. Her cargo had
been previously taken out and brought here
y, neither vessel or cargo sustained any material dam
age.
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BERNARD HILL,
AT THE RED FACTORY,

VUHeT-SVtet, sNeUPUTB,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
~ OPE, Of all sorts
IL Bed cords and clothes lines;
Deep sea and hand lines;
Log, loom, leading and COD lines;
ALso-smal fishing lines of every descrip-
ton, of hemp, fax, linen, cotton or silk !; to.
yelher with Ladies cord Of all descriptions
al Of which being made OF Machinery Of our
own invention, that both expedtes and per-
iects the work beyond anything known to be
in use (savc Messrs. Abraham T,lley, Nicho.
las Alger, and some others, who have been
INDUCED for years to use part of then,) may
be procured from said Hill, on proper appli.
cation, free as running water.
Newport, Nov. Is, 1888.
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HEADACHE.

MIR. T. SPOIIN,a German physician OF much
~ note, having devoted his attention Tor some
ye;rS TO the cure and removal Of the causes Of
NERPOUS .A.ND SICK HEA DACHES
has the satisfaction 10 make known. that he ha<
u remedy which by removing the causes cures
eilectually and permanently this distressing Conn
plaint. There ara many families who have cons
snlered SICK Headache n constitutions, incurabs
family complaint. DIR. 5. as.uresthem that they
are mistaken, and labo'iug under distress whch
they might not only alleviate. but actually era,r.
Gated by the Of his remedy.
IL is the result Of scientific research, md is an
tirely Of n different character Gom advertised
patent medicines, and Is not unp easanl " tho
taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that DIR. Spohn'S
remedy for this distressing complaint " every day
gaining IL certainly n matter Of much asionisIf-
mcnt. That so much suffering should have ex-'
i-tsd for ages without any discovery Of ci1ecIu-
al preventive, or cure, is truly subject of much
regret, but Dr. 3 NOW assures ihe pu6ffc mas
such rcmedy has been invented rs will convince
the most creduous. The principles upon which
II acts are simple and plain. II Is an admitted
fact that this complaint whether called sick
Headache, or Nervous iIeadacls, a,ises primarily
from the siomach-those who think they lave ff,e'
Nervous Headache may rest assured that yhrs or
gan, the stomach. is the first cause, that the sys-
iem has become ,iliatcd or dcbiiiaied. through
The stomach. aud that only through the Snns
chsnnel must they expect n restoration Of sh1
natural and healthy functions Of rho systess. -
This object. DR.. Sphon's remedy !, emn'endy
10 attain. The truth Of this posilion
Cannot be- conlroverted, and tire sooner .utierers
wnh the headache become convinced of M, the
sooncr will their sufferhss end IN restoration Of
health. DR. Spohn pledges his Professional repr-
talion on this Tact. The remedy may be had Of
aporl,ecnries generally throughout the tSa,sd
States
CUMSTOCK 4 co. wholesale druggists
Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane. one door be-
how Pearl street, New York, General agents for
America L. spUIN, NJ %.
For sale by r. j. TAYLOR, Newport,
Nov 8.
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TRADERS BANK.

A semi annual Dividend Of Four per cent.
IA will be paid to the Stockholders OF this
institution, on and after Tuesday next, the
10Th inst. BY order of the Directors,
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier.
Nov. Is, 1888.
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WINTER GOODS.

DILoT CLoTHs,
Il Broadcloths,
Ilomespun Wool Cloth,
Cassi,nercs, Kerseys,
Buckskins, Sattinetts,
Woollen Vestings,
Flannels, Serges,
Rose and Cradle Blankets,
Driving Gloves, Beaver do,
Buckskin Mittens, Noollen do,
Merino Shirts and Drawers,
Ditto Super quality and size.
Knit Yarn hose aud q hose,
All the above in great variety, and at very low
prices, for CASH, or approved credit, by
Nov g. ~. SESSIONS.
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Nov. Is.


Celebrated Compound Boneset or Cough
Candy,
DREpARED by James Richardson, Boston,
] from the following prescription, viz
Boncse,, EIecampone root, Llguorlce, Squills.
Anscner Root, Iioarhound, Flaxseed, Sene-
gae, iIarver root, Collsfoot, and Iceland Moss
all of the vegetable kingdom: The public
NAV be assured it contains no acid or honey
which predi.poses people to take cold, there.
by securing disease which cannot be re.
moved by medicine. Tho community can
now Judge whether it is medicinal Preparn-
tion or not.
N. B.-ror clearing the voice for those
who sing and talk n great deal. there Is moth.
ing so cffectual, and yet pleasant to the taste.
II has been found by experience TO be an ef.
fec,usl remedy for sore throats.
Wholesale 10 Boston only by VIM. Brown.
Druggist. 4sl Westinghouse re,ailed by
all the Druggists. In Newport only by X.
J. TAYLOR, Ii9 Thames-sL Is.
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Notice..

TU>IiE subscriber wishes TO inform his
friends, that having recently changed
his place of residence, those who have bus'-
ness with him, can always FIND him at his
Store in Marlborough.street in the evening"
between the hours Of 8 and 10 o'clock.
JOHN w. SHERMAN.
Newport, Nov. Is, l638-3w.
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The draw ofHowlands Ferry Bridge has been carried
away by coastng vesselit will therefore be- impss-
sable for vessels until repairs can be made.
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November lst.
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRoULATIMa b LIaRARY.
RECENT ADDITIONS.

1924 Sir Walter Scott--Life Of by J. G.
Lockbart, z vols;
272J Modern Accomplishing nts, or the march
Of intellect, dedicated by permission
to her Royal Highness the Prihcess
Victoria, by &. Sinclair, l vol;
2726 Modern Society, or the march Of intel
lect,the conclusion Of Modern Accom-
plishments, by e. Sinclair, ! vol;
2727 Pencil Sketches, or outlines of Charac-
ter and manners, 3d series, by hfiss
Leslie, | vol;
Z26 lIomeward Bound, or the Chsce, tafc
Of the sea by Cooper, 2 vols;
1923 Damascus and Palmyra, a journey to
the East, with sketch Of the State
and prospects of Syria, by G.. G. Ad.
Olson, 2 vols;
2730 Outward Bound, or a Merchants Ad-
ventures, by the author of Railin the
Reeler, vols;
263l Incidents Of Travel in Greece. Turkey,
Russa,and Poland,by Stevens, 2 vols;
2732 The ClOckmaker; or sayings and do
ngs of Sam Slick Of Shckville, % Sc
ries, vol;
2733 Jorr0cks' Jaunts, and Jol,ities; or the
Hunting, Shooting, Racing. Driving,
Sailing, Eating, Eccentric and extrav-
agant exploits of that renowned sport
ing citizen, Mr.. John Jorrocks, Of st.
Botolph lane, and great Coram Street,;
. 9 vols;
2135 A Tale Of the Huguenois, or memoirs
Of a French Refugee Family, transla.
ted and compiled from the original
manuscripts of James Fontainc, by
,,.. one of his desce ndaIts, l vol;
2l3 Napoleon, and his times. by Cauin-
court, Duke of Vicenza, 2 vols;
27:}6 Richard llurdis,or the avenger Of blood,
tale Of Alabama, 2 vols
27H Duty and Inclination, a novel by Miss
Landon, 3 vols;
273S Harry Austin, or adventures in the
British Army. by an officer, 2 vols;
S37 Phrenology, by George Combe, late
President Of the chronological Socie.
ty. I vol;
2740 British Senate, or a second series OF
Random Rccollections Of the Lords
aud Commons, by the author Of the
Great Metropolis, 2 vols;
274l Romance of Vienna, by Francis Troll
lope, 2 vols;
2742 Picciola, or Captivity Captive, by NJ.
X. Saintne, vol;
2743 Peter Pilgrim, or Rambler's Recol.
lcctions, 2 vols.
This Library contains upwards Of
1000 History Voyatttf and
Travels
1000 VOLS.-.MisceHaneo irorhs-
and
5000 vOLS.-.Noueis-I'aies and Ro-
names
In all, about 5000 VOLS.
Being the Largss, Circulating Library in New
England.
NEW WORKS ARE CONSTANTLY
ADDING.
The terms Of this Library dre-to annual
subscribers 2 dollars per snnun, payable in AL
vance who are entitled TO sctt OF books at n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-15
ADVICE TO FARMERS.

WM.JAMES TILLEY is anxious to make
w close Of his stock Of Dry Goods, IN
order TO attack Land, to show the farmers
how TO make money,-he would therefore adj
vise all to help him of with his stock. 20 90
TO enable him TO commence the lesson next
spring. Tho Coods shall be sold at and Un-
dor eoet. Oct 25, le;}S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-15

UUST received, large supply Of FRENCH
% ARTIFICIAL FL o ~ ERS, suitable for
Ladies Winter Hats
These flowers are just imported aud Of the lat
est style. Ladies Of Newport and vicinity are in
,ited to call aud examine the above articles /;
they will have the privilege of separating any
bunch Of flowers TO suit their taste.
Also. Boxes Of Mohsir Caps aud Nets, with
grea, variety Of Paris Ornamental HAN Work.
among which are few boxes Of manufactured
hair expressly for middle ased ladies'. beautiful
article. with great variety Of Gentlcn'on's Me-
'allic Spring Wigs. Toupees, &c.
iL-js Don't forget tho number. lnov 3.
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ANIMALS FOR 1889.

ANIMALS FOR 1899.
FINfIE following splendid English Annuals
for 1889, rs just received, viz:
Friendships Offering a. Winters Wreath,
10 fine plates.
Forget Me Not, New Year and Birth
Day Present, II engravings, bound in mo-
rocco-for sale by w. a. BARBE
Nov 3. Ij3, !, ! hamcs-st.
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nyRoLlGNEoUs ACID. or Essence Of
IL Smoke, for sale by
Nov. rs. X. }. TAYLOR.
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BY Ills ExCELLENCY,
WILLIAM SPRAGUE,

Governor, Captain General and Commander
IN Chief ofthe State Of Rhode Island
and Providence Plantations.
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t(OWED, Plain, and Cravat STOCKS,
- just opened by
ISAAC GOULD g. SON,
Oct %. l76 Tharncs.st.
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DucKsKIN SHIRTS q DRAWS, Of English manu-.
- ''''"'''J"'' 0p'"'" ISAAC GOULD SON.
Nov Is, l76, Thames-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-15

number are constantly on the move from one
place to another; nothing is committed to
paper; all is communicated by special mes
senger. There is room in the hotel where
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