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CATALOGUE OF BOOKS
LATELY ADDED TO
w. CALLAHAN'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

2940 Nicholas Nickleby Life and Ad-
ventures Of Nicholas Nickleby: by Boz
(Charlcs Dickens,) author Of Tho Pick
wick Papers, Oliver Twist &c vol
Gs9 Picciola. The Prisoner of Fenestrella, or
Captivity Captive by NJ. ID Santine vol
29i2 The Man about Town, by Cornelius
Webb vols
29i3 Adventures of an Attorney in search Of
Practice vols
29l4 Mor,ons Hope, or the adventures Of a
Provincial . vols
29i5 The Damsel Of Darien; by the author Of
The Ycmassee, The Partisan &c 9 VS.
29l6 Battle of Lake Erie with notices of Com
modore Elliot's conduct ia that engage
ment, by Tristan Burgess vol
29l7 Nan Darrell, or the Gypsy Mother; by
the author Of The Heircss,' &c , vols
29iS Shakespeare and his Friends, or the Col
den Age of Merry England 3 vols
29i9 Father Butler and the Lough Deorg Pill.
grim, by w II Carleton and National
Tales by II Hood. . vols
295O The Courier of the days of Charles II,
with other tales, by the author of Mrs.
Armilage," &c 9 2vols
1851 Nix's Mate an Historical Romance of
America, by Rufus Dawes. 2vols
2922 The Prince and the Peder, or the Siege
of BRISTOL by the author of The Heir
css,' &c . vols
2923 The Bride of Fort Edward, founded on
an incident in the Revolution vol
1924 The Naval Founding; by the odd Sail
or author of Tough Yarns &c 3 vols
1926 A Diary in America, with remarks on its
institutions, by Capt Marryat vol
1926 Hyperion; romance, by the author Of
.Outre Mer,' vols
2927 Phantasmion, Prince of Palmland; ro-
nance = vols
292S Undine; a miniature romance vol
67S Means and Ends, or Sei-Traning by
the author of Redwood Home &c Vi
293i Hiatorical sketches of Statesmen who
flourished in the time of George III; by
Lord Brougham, second series vols
1882 Jack Shepard; romance. by w liarri-
son Ainsworth, author of /" Rookwood,"
Crichtou,' &c vol
1888 Travels in North America during the
years ls3i-5-6, by the Hon. Charles A.
Murray. y vols
293i Mrs. Ilemans.-Memoiro Of the Life and
Writings OF Mrs Iemans vol
2935 Fair Rosamond, or the days of King Hen
ry IL a romance. by Thomas Miller, au-
thor Of" Royston Cover" &c , vols
by w Il Carleton, author of " Traits and
Stories of the irish Peasantry 9 vols
2937 Hamilton King, or the Smuggler and this
Dwarf; by the Old Sailor author of
Tough Yarns, &c > vols
293S Opinions OF Lord Brougham on Politics,
theology, law, science, literature, &c via
2939 The Priors of Prague, by the author OF
.Cavendish,' viii Watch &c. . vol,
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NEWPORT
THodSoNIAN TNFIRMARY.
(COraer Of Spring and Nh Streets.)

tC0rHeT J Spring and MI Streets.)
HhR. j. w. NICHOLS would respectfully in
~ form he citizens Of Newport and the public
generally that his practice in strict conformity 10
the correct aud Phosophlc principles first promu-
gated by the great medical reiormer Thomson and
that he swllrgto rely upon his in his prnc-
tce for patronage; therefore, those who prefer
Thomson's salutary and efficient remedies IN the
hour Of distress TO the ie-draining ance-ihe yesi
eating Canthardes-the Mereuria, the Antimonial
and their cOncOmItant poisons-wIll be cordially re-
ceyed al his lnfrmary, where every attention requ.
site 10 facilitate the most safe and speedy relief will
be rendered.
DR.. y. will attend to patients at their residence as
usual, and supply his lends and the public with
pure medicines, packed with printed directions for
family use; also, many valuable medical books, ex-
plan-tory of the Thomsonlan System Family Rights,
&c.
Ladies and gentlemen will be accommodated with
Baths, during the day and evening al short notice
The AqneOus Iap0r Bath, for cleaning the surface
and equalzng the circulation Of the fluids is admir-
able; for eruptons of the skim Rheumatic aud liver
affections, 1t stands preeminent June 2G
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AMERICAN THUNDER.
BY yupGE cUMMlNs.

By JUDGE CUMMlNs
On the plains Of New Jersey one no, summer day
Two Englishmen. snug in stage coach, were
vap'nng
a Yankee, who happened TO travel that way,
Took seat along side, and sat wondring and
gaping.
Chuck full of importance, like every true Briton
Who knorS British stars far ouShine our poor
Luna
The CocsnieS saw nothing their optics could hit
on,
But what was insipd or miserable puny
Compared to the English, our horses are colts,
An OK but a calf-and sheep but lamb
And then for the People--poor ptiml dolts--
Mere HottcnIot children, contrasied with tLem
Just then black cloud in the West was ascending,
The lightningS flashed fierce with horrible glare,
While Nar and more near, tempest porIending,
hetiuadcr rebelowed along the rent air.
An Oak, BY the way-side, Joye's belt made dash
on,
With peel that knocked horses and cocknies
all fiat
There darn you," said Jonathan, quite in pas.
sion,
" Have You go, better Mandcr in England than
a that ~
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AEADACIIE,

EhR. F.. SPOHN, German physician OF much
~ note having devoted his attention for some
years 10 the cure AID removal of the causes of
NEhI IOJS AAD SICK HEADACHE. has the
satisfaction to make known, that he has remedy
which 10y removing the causes cares etiecually and
permanently this distressing complaint. There are
many families who have considered Sick Headache
constitutional lncurabe family complaint. Or.
:. assures them that they mistaken and laborng
under distress which they might only alleviate,
but actually eradicate by the oi his remedy
1t Is the result Of scientific research, and Is entire
" OF different character from advertised patent
medicines, aud Is not unpleasant to the taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS
The extraordinary reputation that DIR. Spohn's
remedy for this distressing complaint l. every day
gaining Is certainly matter OF much astonishment.
That much suffering should have existed for ages
without any discovery Of an etectua preventive or
cure. is truly a subject OF much regret. but Dr. >
now assures the public that such remedy has been
uventcd will convince the most creduods The
principles upon which II acts are simple and plain.
1t Is an admitted fact that rhis complaint. whether
called Sick Headache, or Nervous Headache arises
primarily irOm the stOmach--these who think they
have the Nervous Headache may rest assured that
this organ. the stomach. is the first cause that the
system has become vitiaied or debilitaied through
the stomach. aud that only throus the sase chsnnel
must they expect restoration OF the natural and
healthy functions of the system-Ihis object Dt'
Spohns remedy u emInenily calcuiaied TO aiidln-
The truth oi this position cannot be con'ro'eiteo'
aud The sooner sufferers with the headache beeoins
convinced oft, the sooner will their suferings end
IA restoration Of health. Dr. sPohn pledges h''
professional reputation this fact. he feu,spy
may be had ei apothecares generally u'rousho"'ue
Cahed States.
FOR sale by n. j. TAYLOR. Newport.
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from the Southern Literary Messenger.
sTHE EVENING CLOUDS.

SEE, where, fast sinking DER the hills,
:, Az with golden halo crowned,
The Setting sun with spIendor fills
Those maSsy piles that lie around
His conch, IN crimson glory dressed,
Like drapcry DER monarch'S rest
Bright fair, but ah how fading too.
Is all this beautiful array!
A moment given TO the view,
/. Then past amid the gloom, away!
SO like the gilded things Of earth,
That charm the eye, though nothing worth.
And now eyes glowing star illumes
2 The chambers of the distant west,
And, scarce discerned like waving plumeS
That fash DER many warriors crest,
There float along the upper air
Thin, acecy clouds, so clear and fair
How sweet to gaze upon their slight.
Transparent forms, changing so Oft
That cen the zephyrs genllcst fight
Scattering them with pinionS soft
Seeming, as down the sky they 60,
AS wreaths Of gently driven snow.
And then, 10 trace the full orbed moon,
AS struggling on her cloudy way,
She travels on, now wrapp'd IN gloom,
Now bursting forth with undimmd ray
Like some high, noble heart, whose pride
Still bears him on, though woes bctide.
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x. pOUTEILE

I'M X. DOUTELLE, SURGEON DrENrisT
IL. respectfully informs thu ciIizens of New
port and its vicinity, t.u, he has taken rooms m
the house formerly occupied by Dr. Case, at the
foot of Washington Square. where he is prepar
ed to attend 10 opefations in Dental Surgery, in
ITS several branches lie offers TO insert mineral
teeth in any number, from one 10 full sell either on
piyots or gold plate, the may require he will
also ll decayed teeth. cleanse and extract teeth all
of which is done in a safe and the NEST approved
manner, al reasonable prices.
DR.. Bouielle while in the study and practice Of
Dentistry has spared no pains to make himself mas.
ter of his profession aud has ayailed himself of
knowledge of most of the recent Improvements in
he art. lie confidently trusts that to those who
may avail themselves OF an examination of his work,
that alone will be sufficient recOmme ndatiOn but
10 secure confidence Of ALL the following testimonial
is inserted from Doct. Es,en, of Providence whose
merits as Dentist well appreciated by the pub.
lie generally.
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NOTICE.
TO LET
ELEGANT
COU N TRY SEAT T
FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE upon reasonable terms the ELE.
n CANT MANSION HOUSE OF ROBERT
JOHNSTON. ESQ. near the celebrated Newport
Beach, together with all the Buildings and abou,
eigh, acres of Land of prime quality
The situation for prospect and scenery is not ex-
ceeded by any in New Engand-ls ornamented in
the Lawn IN front aud sides with variety Of Forest
Tree, aud elegant shrubbery, and presents to gen
teman of taste an opportunity for investment ofcap
ital very seldom 10 be found
For terms and view of the premises apply to
je26 JOSIAH e. SHAW, Newport, r. |.
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RTEES, &c.
HAEMOlSISliOlDS.
NO CURE, NO PAY!
PRICE So.
HAYS LTNTTWE MT.

A o FIcTION.-Ths extraordinary chemical com
"a position the result of science and the iDye non
oi celebrated medical man, the introduction of
which to the public was invented with the solemnity
OF death bed bequeSt, has since gained reputation
unparalleled, fully sustaining the correctness OF the
lamented DIR. GrldIey's last confession, that " he
dared not die without giving to pOsterlty the benefit
Of his knowledge Oh The subject" and he therefore
bequeahed to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays the secret 0i his discovery.
II is now used IN the principal hospitals, and the
private practice III our country, first and most
tany for the cure Of the Plies, and also so erten-
sIvcly and etecIuay to battle credulity, unless
where its effects witnessed. EXTERNALLY in the
following complaints;
For DRoPsY-Creating extraordinary absorption
al ouce.
ALL STANDARDIZATION them in few hours
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Chronic, giving quick
ease.
SORE THRoAr-BJ cancers. ulcers o. colds
GROUP, AND WHooPNG CoUGH-ENternally, and
over the chest.
ALL BRUISEs, SPRAINs AND BURNs-Curing in
few hours.
SoREs AND ULcERs-Whether fresh or long STAR
ding, and fever sores.
It's operations upon adults aud children in reduce
ing rheumatic Swellings, and Iooseuing coughs and
ghtness Of the chest by relaxation Of the parts has
been surprising hey Oud conception. The common
remark OF those who have used IN PILES, is :"
acts like a charm
THE PlLES.--The price s is refunded to any
person, who will use a bottle Of Ilay's Iinlnent for
the Piles, and return the empty bottle without being
cured. These are the positive orders of the proprie
ter to the Agents; and out Of many thousands sold
not one has been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates to- any length, but
prefer that those who sell the article, should exhibit
the original 10 purchasers.
CAUTlON.-None can be genuine without
splendid engraved wrapper, on which Is my name,
aud also THAT OF THE AGENTS
SOLOMON HAYS
Sold wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK g.
CO, No Fletcher st. near Maiden Lane New
York. lu Newport, by Il. j. TAYLOR. liS
lhameS-st. Nov. 81
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UNEXAMPLED
MAMMOTH SCHEME

NNHE following details Of a Scheme ofa Lottery.
- TO be drawn ia December next, warrants US IN
declaring it 10 be UNPARALLELED in the history
Of Lotteries. Prizes TO the amount hare before
been offered 10 the public. II is true, there many
blanks but on The other hand, extremely low charge
Of s20 per Ticket-the Yaius and Numbers Of The
CaYitats and the revival Of the good old custom Of
uarant,ng that ereyy prize shall be draen and sold
will, we are sure. give universal satisfaction
andespeclay to the SIR Hundred Prize Holders.
To those disposed to adventure, we recommend
early application being made to Us for iickets-when
the prizes all sold blanks only remain The FIRST
buyers have the best chance. We, therefore, EN-
phatieally say-DELAY NOT but at once reml,
and transmit to us your orders, which shall always
receive immediate attention. Letters to be ad-
dressed. and application made TO
SYLVESTER s. Co. I56 Broadtcay ~ YORK
" Obserre the Number, l56.
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CERTIFICATE.

JAN. lst. 1899.
This certifes that DR.. ID. X. BoUTELLE, Surgeon
Dentist, has been engaged with me for some time
past in the study aud practice of Dentistry. have
found him very Ingenious, aud cheerfny rocom
mend him To the public a Dentist worthy Of con
fdencs; knowing him be Of good moral character
and believing they will be well pleased with his pro
fessonal services, or any work that passes through
his hands.
w. T. ESTEN, Dentist.
Jan. 90. No. @, Westminster-st Providence.
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POETRY.
THE STENGTH OF TYRANNY.

The tyrant's chains are only strong
While slaves submit to wear them;
And who could bind them on the throng
Determined not 10 bear them
Then clapk your chains e'cn tho the linl
Were light as fashions feather,
The heart which rightly feels and thinks
Would cast them altogether.
The lords Of earth are only great,
While others clothe and feed them
But what were all their pride and state
Should labor cease to heed them
The swain is higher than king
Before the laws Of nature,
The monarch were useless thing;
The swain useful creature.
We toll, we spin, we deye the mind,
Sustaining each his neighbor;
And who can hold right divine
To rob us Of our labor!
We rush to battle-bear our lot
In every i'll and danger,
And who shall make the peaceful cot
TO homeIy joy stranger!
Perish all tyrants, far and near.
Beneath the chains that bind us;
And perish, too, that serylle fear
Which makes the slaves they find us.
Que grand, one universal claim;
One peal of moral thunder;
One glorlous burst in fre6dom's name,
And rend our bonds asunder
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y0NIlE undersigned sole Esecutrix Of the las, will
E and Testament of her late husband Doctor
WILLIAM TURNER, late of Newport, dec. has
appointed PErER z. REMINGTON, Esq, her sole agent
to settle the BUSINESS of the said estate and requests,
all having demands against the estate, TO present
them to him for adjustment and those indebted to
make pay nIeni forthwith, to her said agent.
llETTE Z. TURNER, Eat'n.
Newport. February 9th, 1889.
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BALDN ESS,



n 5 the grandes, ornament belonging to the human
n frame How strangely the loss Oft changes the
couuienance, and premaurely brings on the appear
ance OF old age which causes many 10 Iecol at be
ing uncovered and sometimes even shun society to
avoid the tests and sneers of their acquaintance; The
remainder of their lives is consequently spent IN
liremeut In short, not even the loss OF property,
fills the generous thinking youth with that heavy
sinking gloom as does the loss his hair. To avert
all these unpleasant circumstances, OLBklDGE'S
BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair from !al
ling oil on the first application and few bottles res
torres il again 1t likewise produces eye brows aud
whlskers; prevents the hair from tLTnmg gray
makes II curl beautifully, and frees 1t lrOu scurt.
Numerous certificates OF the first respectablllty in
support Of the virtues OF OibrIdges Balm shown
by the propretors,
u Read the following.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor OF
Philadelphia. has certified. as may Be- seen below,
to the high character of the following gentlemen.
The unders gned do hereby certify that We have
used the Balm Of Columbia discovered by J. Old
bldge and have found it highly eviceabe not only
as preventive against the falling OFT of hair, but al
so a certain restorative.
WM. THATCHER, sen.
Methodist Minister in ST. George church.
No. 20 North Fiith-st
JOHN p. INGLlS' 33l Arch-st.
JOHN ID. THOMAS. NJ. ID. l63 Race-st.
JOHN IS. FUREY, l0l Spruce-st.
HUGH McCURDY, 243 South 9Th ST.
JOHN GARD. jr. l23 Arch-st.
Ii will certain y ralse its virtues III the estimation
of The public, when ii is known that three OF the
boye gners arc more than 30 years of age, and the
others not less than 30.
From the MayOr
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNsYLvANIAl
City OF Phadel phia,
I ROBERT VIBRATION, Mayor Of said city o
Philadel phia. do hereby certify that | am well ac.
anain,ed with Alessrs ]. p lnglis, John ;. furey,
and Hugh McCurdy, whose names are signed to the
above certificate that they gentlemen OF charac-
ter and responsibility, aud as such full credit shonld
be given TO the said certificate.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my haud'
and caused the seal Of the city 10 be affixed,
[ l.. S. this sixth day OF December &c.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
CUATlON N-Obserye that each beue of the gen
une Balm has a splendid engraved wrapper, on
which is represented the Falls OF Niagara, the agent
name, &c.
Sold by II. J. TALYoR, lis Thames-st.
Nov. 2l
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sPENCER's
Neg etablc Eills.

vnNfiE forest is natures medical repository, and
Il experience her great medical teacher. From
that repository the ingredients which compose the
above invaluable medicine have been cued, and
that teacher experience has shown II tO be uurvall-
ed IN It's salutary effects on the human sysiem-
Thousands have been benefited by the use of these
Pills and they seldom fail Of the intended effect
For all diseases originating in impurities OF the
blood, they have no equal. For complaints mel
dent to the female constitution, they stand uuryall-
ed. In complaints of children, in headache dyspep-
sia chronic disorder, and the incplen stages of con
SUMPTION they are certain TO afford speedy relief,
and generally effect a cure when all other means
have failed. They perfectly innocent and safe,
and may he taken at all times, aud under all ccum-
stances without the least possible danger
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER, War
wick. X. |. who is sole proprietor-to whom only
he composition is known.
gT Be PARTICULAR. Each box has an inside
wrapper with engraved fac smile Of the propri-
etors signature, aud an engraved label signed by
his own hand, aud containing the words " NEGETA-
BILE Pulls" The cover of The box is stamped G
s." None others genuine.
The reader is particularly referred to the recon-
mendatIOns and certificates which accompany the
pills, and tie respecabilty oiwhich cannot be ques
toned.
These Pills may be obtained Of
MARY TILLEY,
No 40 Springstreet
Dec 10. Sole Agent for Nerport
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale of" Spenccrs Vegetable Pills -
c. Brown, Little Compton;
Monro Il Gltlo,d, Bristol
n. b. Burr, Warren;
Rowland Il Church. Westport;
Albert Clifford New Bedford.
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N f w GOODS.
THOMAS II. SHEFFIELD,

Grateful for past tdrors, bess tedre 10 inform hi'
friends and The public in general,
vEyHAT he has taken the New Store at the june.
~ ton OF Broad and Spring streets, and just re
turned from New York with a new and fresh supply
Of Choice GROCERIES, which he is ready to
dispose Of as low as they be purchased in town
asd hopes to receive share ofihe public patronage.
Newpor, April oath, 1889.
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REMEDY FOR SALT RHEuM-

SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM-
- New York, Sept 18th, l53S.-Messrs A. b.
~ ID. Sands men,-Feelng deeply indebt-
ed you for the valuable service you have render.
ed me. do most cheeriully inform you that my wife
is eRIiTely cured OF the salt rheum by the of
your remedy and syrup Of S1frdparllla. She had
been very severely afflicted with the disease IN her
face for SIX years had tried various medicines both
internal and external, bnt without producing any
Good effect until, by the advice ofa friend who was
cured by your medicine, she was induced 10 Use IT,
and am thankful 10 say, the result has been per.
feet cure.-Yours respectfully,
JOHN CHAPMAN,
Chatham street
Ii is with much satisfaction that the propretors
are able to lay the above certificate before the pub
lie that all NAV see and know the great benefit which
one individual is able to certify 10 having received,
and known others to receive from the Of this
valuable medicine. Not only for Salt Rheum, but
for all other diseases of the skin, such RlngwOTm,
letter Scald Head, Barber's or Jackson Itch, Ec1e-
ma &c, this medicine is also a certain cure. The
Syrup of Sarsaparilla is recommended TO be used
with the Remedy as it tends purity and throw out
from the blood and system, all the unhealthy humor
connected with The disease, aud the application of
the Remedy externally at the same time, eradcates
il from the system. Numerous instances have Oc-
CURED where this has effected cures in one
weeks time. Every person afflicted with these
complaints in any form, is invited TO make immediate
use of tins valuable medicine and getcured without
delay.
Prepared and sold by A. b. & ID. Sands, 70 Full.
ton n T.. corner of Gold ST, aud 100 Fulton, corner
of Wam-st, New York. aud by Dr. X. X. llAZ-
ARD, Newport, X. |. Price 81. jy%-6m.
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FOX SALE.

rENHOSE Two beautiful Building LOTS. at the
u corner of the New Road. aud fronting Bel,ue
street The first Lot contains 1870 feet front on
Bellvue. street by 100 oil the New Road.-The ID
Lot contains 100 feet on the New Road by l35 feet
deep.-For particulars, applyto
Newport, May 10. J. C.. SHAW.