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

29l0 Nicholas Nickleby The Life and Ad-
ventures Of Nicholas Nckleby; by Boz"
(Charles Dickens,) author of The Pick
wick Papers Oliver Twist &c vol
6S9 Picciola. TIE Prisoner of Fenestrella, or
Captivity Captive; by NJ. ID Santine vol
2942 The Man about Town, by Cornelius
Webb vols
2943 Adventures OF an Attorney in search of
Practice 2vols
2944 Morton's Hope, or the adventures of a
Provincial vols
2945 The Damsel Of Dareu; BY the author of
The Yemassee,' The Partisan &c VS.
2946 Battle of Lake Erie with notices of Com
modore Elliot's conduct in that engage
mcnt, by Tristan Burgess - vol
29i7 Nan Darrell. or the Gypsy Mother; by
the author of The Heress, &c . vols
2946 Shakespeare and his Friends, or the Col
den Age Of Merry England vols
2949 Father Butler and the Lough Desrg Pill
grim. by w II Carleton and National
Tales by Il Hood. 2 vols
295o The Cour,ier OF the days Of Charles ii,
with other tales, by the author of Mrs.
Armi,age," DC 2 vols
1851 Nix's Mate; an Historical Romance Of
America, by Rufus Dawes. vols
2922 The Prince and the Pedler, or the Siege
of Bristol; by the author OF The Heir
ess,' Nc . vols
1928 The Bride OF Fort Edward, founded on
an incident in the Revolution vol
1924 The Naval Founding; BY the Old Sail
or author of Tough Yarns &c 3 vols
2925 A Diary in America, with remarks on its
institutions, by Capt. Marpat l vol
1926 Hyperion; romance, by the author OF
'OuIre Mer,' . vols
2927 PhantasmiOn, Prince of Palmlaud; ro-
nance Q vols
292S Undue a miniature romance vol
67S Means and Ends, or Self Training; by
the author of Redwood Home sc VI
1891 Historical sketches OF Statesmen who
aounshed in the time { George Ill; by
Lord Broug CHAM, second series . vols
2932 Jack Shepard; romance, by w IIsui-
son Ainsworth, author Of " Rookwood,"
"Crchtou,' &c vols
2933 Travels IN North America during the
years 1885, by the Hon. Charles A.
Murray. 2 vols
1884 Mrs. Hemans.-Memoir OF the Lite and
Writings OF Mrs Hemans | vol
1885 Fair Rosamond, or the days OF King Hen
~ III a romance. by Thoma. Millrr, au-
thor Of" Royston Cover" Sc 9 vols
2926 Neal Malone, and other tales Of Ireland,
By w III Carleton, author of Traits and
Stories OF the Irish Peasan,ry 2 vols
1887 Hamilton King, or the Ssuugeler and this
Dwarf; BY the "Old Sailor author OF
"Tough Yarns, &c 2 vols
293s Opinions Of Lord Broughsm on Politics,
theology. Law, science, literature, DC 2 Wis
2939 The Prisrs OF Prague; BY the author Of
'CsveDdish,' viii Wsteh.' &c. 2 vols
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Twill sell Shr,ng for only seven cents per yard.
Cotton Hose for Ten cents per pair, White ditto q.
bout so pair. for One Shilling per pair Calico from
Ten to - cents, elegant English aud Frsuch Pat.
terms "A Sl'eeunE heavy aud good for only II ~
cents per yard, splendid a, scr,ment Of Mousseins
de- Laiae Dresses. from 2s ID 10 6s per yard. um.
brellas fdnboro', Highland. SILK Cotton and
WOODEN Sbawls; Qneen's. Fancy, Picket Muslin..
Laces and Book Muslin, Mousseline e-do.lsinc Shawl.
and Scarfs, Childrcn's Gloves Quocn Victoria
spools Of elegant Sewing Gotten Leather Mus. La.
dies french Callows aud Black Lace veiis, Russ.a
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Hose. MilleJ Lambs Wool dc. and chliren's wors-
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Pocket Hdkfs Spiuefeld ~. Bsans;s. C.sretiuss
and Rugs. with great variety Of goods not men
TONED suitable TO the season His old customers
and Frisods aud the Public are invited to call
NATHANIEL SWEET.
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SPENCER'S
vegetable Pills.

lVKNIE forest is natures medical repository, and
u experience her great medical teacher From
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The reader is particularly referred to the recon-
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pills. and the respeciablity oiwhich cannot be quss-
toned
These Pills may be obtained Of
MARY TILLEY.
No. 40 Sprng-s:reet
Dec. 10. Sole Agsat for NtHso,t
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale Of Spenccrs Vegetable Pi!Is
Q. Brown, Little Compton;
Monro 4. Gifioid, BRISTOL
N. b. Burr, Warren;
Howland * Church, Westpou;
Albert Clifford New Bedford
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POETRY.

I'VE have the pleasure OF presenting our
readers with another piece OF poetry from the
Pen Of the author Of '' To o-morrow." Although
We cannot say that we think this quite so per-
feet piece Of composition as that one. yet il
undeniably displays much poetic talent, that
practice will improve. The author, in the en-
tslope covering the subjoined, expresses his
surprise that we entertained doubts Of the orig
inality Of ITO morrow" The way in which
we received it. and the rant of signature. as
well as its merit. are the excuses We must offer
for the doubts we expressed. We hope to hear
again from him soon.-EDs. RyP.l
THE LOST HARP OF RHODA.
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THE LOST HARP OF RHODA.
Written ron Tue n. T. Rgpub Lrcas.

Lost is the harp and hushed the lay
That chcsred erewhile sweet Rhoda's bay,
And bafdless, hai pless now she smiles,
Unsung amid the verdant isles.
Forlorn the bard he monrns his Tyre
Whose ancient strains, from chords of wire,
Filled the wild gale with notes Of fire.
Where is my island harp7 Oh where
Hangs not thine arch in rocky cave,
Sails not thy form on oceans wave;
No ruin old, nor willow bough,
Retains the harp of Rhoda now,
Z" But ever in mid air II swings,
" Famed into sound By fairies wings
While spirits guard its golden strings,
And echo 10 its music sings.
"IIark! heard ye moi the mellow strain
That rose upon The blast 2
Now all is calm and still again -
Z" Its melody Is past.
But Oh II dwells upon my ear;
"Vibrate again oh let Inc hear
Once mole, once more that mellow strain
81 hear my island Tyre again."
This Tyre, whose rich and thrilling tones
Was heard at eventide.
Far DER tho waters wide.
In concert joined their gentle measure, furC
And mildly sang OF voc, or wildly sang OF pleas
His harp the mipstrel's dearest guest,
rs home the minstTels throbbng breast;
But now, for!orn, the bard bemoans
The fate that stays him from his Tyre;
and all unmeaning are the tones
Eous breathes upon its wire.
Without bis Tyre the bard no lay
win sing of ocean, isle, or bay;
Without the minsrel's touching SPELL
The Tyre no Indian tale can tell.
On that the two might once again
In concert join their mellow strain!
Oh that the jealous choir Of air
Would yield their stolen prize, the Tyre
Then would the joy Gus minstrel, smile
And sing again, his native isle.
p. G. or RHoDA.
Newport, January ith, 1870
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Roses, Bulbous and Tuberous rooted
- Plants, Herbaceous Pere mails, &c. Tho
Fruit consists Of great variety ofihe best American
English French and other European "a arielies Of Up.
pies Pears, Cherries. Peaches, Plans, Nectsrins
A pricots. hulberries, Ounces, Grapes. GoOseber
ries. Cunsnts Raspberres, Strawberries, with a
variety Of Nuts. as fIberts, HsZelnuts, ChesButs
Wanat., hickory nuts, &c.
Their collection Of Ornamental and Forest Trees
j. sextensive-among which are Oaks, Naples Films
Ailanihus Adele. Lindeus, LoeOs,s. several yafIe
ties OF ihs Horse Chesnui. Ash, Catalra, Tulip
Larcb Magnolias. Bilsam Fir &c with a great va
iieiy Of others to be found in their Catalogue
The propneiors have mnde large additions ths
present season Of Fruit, Ornamental and Forest
Trees. Shrubs and Flowers. among which are some
Of the and beautiful varieties Of the Moss
Rose selected from the most celebrated Gardens in
Europe.
They have great variety Of the most desirable
Plants for Ornamental or permanent Hedges, among
which are the Buckhorn Ramnus Cataanieus) fiaw
horns Washington Thorns. Cockspur Thorns. Eu.
ropean Priyet, three tIorned AccaccIa with few
thousand Of the celebrated Usage Orange MaetHra
very beautiful plant, the leaves valuable for the
feeding of silk worms, Of which the worms very
fond
Catalogues furnished gratis, on application ts
CHARLES n. TILLEY, Of Newport, where
any information in regard to Trees may be obtained
also orders for Trees and Plants. may be left Cat
alogUes mailed to any part Of the Union. when re-
quested The Trees and plants will be delivered IN
any part Of the city Of Providence. free Of expense
FERDINAND POTTER g. co.
Boinnic Garden, September 18th 1889,
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SONG.
rY run LATE WILLIAM LEserrr.

bY riIE LATE WILLIAM LEGGETT.
The tear which thou upbraidest,
Thy falsehood taught to flow;
The misery which thou madest,
Ny cheek hath blighted so;
The charms, alas that won me,
! never can forget.
Although thou hast undono me.
own ! love thee yet.
Go, seek the happier maiden.
Who lursd thy love from me;
Ny heart with sorrow laden.
is no more priced by thee;
Repeat the VOWS you mado me,
Say. swear thy vows are trns.
Thy fai,hlsss vows betrayed me.
They may be,ray her too.
But no may she ne'cr languish
Like me in shame and wo;
Ne'er feel the ,hrobbing anguish
That | am doomed to know
The eye that once was beaming
A tale Of love for thee.
Is now with sorrow streaming,
For thou art false TO me.
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N E w GOODS.
THOMAS Il. SHEFFIELD,

Grateful for past farors, bess leare to inform has
friends and The public in general,
VENHAT he has taken the New Store at the juno
IL ton of Broad aud Spring streets, and just re-
turned from New York with a new and fresh supply
of Choice GROCERIES,, which he is ready 10
dispose of as low they can be purchased in town
and hopes to receive share of,he public patronage
Newport April cath, 1889
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LEAVE NOT YOUR NATIVE soil.
Inscribed I. yoang Farmer Of Maine, ,cho tailed
Of going Tsst',
MI CHARLES T. ,LsLEY.

"ss
.,o,,v.r
Lcav. not yoar own New England ,oil
Leave not your hin. sides and vour stream,
Your own pure mountain air.
Though warm and fertile is the West
Though lighter there the toll
Still labor here reaps rich reward
Leave no, vour native soil,
How can Won leave xou, n,,;,s .,u
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REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUN-

SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM.-
y New York, Sept l5ih. le35.-Me'.rs A. u.
* D. Sands Gentemen,-FeelIng deeply 'ndsst-
ed to YOU Cor the valuable service you have render
ed me do most cheerfnlly inform You that my wife
is entirely cured OF the salt rherm by the ne OF
your remedy and syrup Of S1nnpsrilla She had
been very severely afflicted with the disease IN her
face for s,x wears bad tried various medicines, both
Internal and external, hut without producing any
sood effect, until, by the advice ofs friend who was
cured by your medicine, she was induced TO use IL
and am thankful 10 say, the result has been per.
W N'''' JOHN CHAPMAN,
Chatham street.
Itis with much satisfaction that the proprie'os
are .bs to Law Ia. above certificate before the pub
lie, hs, all mar sse and know the great benefit which
one individually. able to certify to having received.
ard known others TO receive from the use OF the
valuable medicine. Not only for Salt Rheum, bat
Cor all other diseases of the skin such Ringworm'
letter scsld Head, BARRIERS or Jackson iien' Ls,s-
ms sc. this medicine 10 also a certain cure. IHs
Syrup Of Sarsspariils is recommended 20
with ihe Remedy as IL tends 10 rnrfy and 'n's~ e"'
from the blood and system all the unhss',hy n1"os
connected with the dsease. and the srfHe..."" -
the Remedy eS,er, ally AZ The ssn'e h"'s, ,-s
II from tie system, Nun,srens instances ".,e ",
cured where this cour.e has en- efo ."Ns !" o's
weeks unie. Every psrso' sneN1 -.
complaints in srv form 'n,Iiec 10 "'Ase
use Of ,h,. Va liable medicine ano ss'eu'ea "e"i
d.hsy. n r.,
PfsparsS and .cld By A. n q " ssnd' ~ tu'-
ton. y. T. corner OF GOLD si sna ~ .'1s' .a,r.f
sf Wirians, New Yors, srS oy W y nhk-
ARD re-rar,. - r's -. Ef-ss.
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CERTIFICATE.

JAN. Isl isS9.
This certi6es that DR.. ID. X BoUTE,LE, Surgeon
Dentist, has been engaged with me for some time
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found him very ingenious, and cheeriuliy recon
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THOMAS vi. SEABURY,S
NOTICE.

NOITCE.
TTNHOSE persons wishing to send their children
IL to either of the Public Schools, are requested
to make application to any of the undersigned com.
mtiee, child will be admitted to either Of the
Schools without such application being first made
GEORGE G. King, Chairman.
ID. G. DENHAM,
WM II. DOUGLAS,
DAVID j. GOULD.
G. III. LAwToS,
Benz. MARSH, JR.,
Jos. Il. WEAVER,
SfLAs y. CoTrREL1,
jy3. o. C. TURNER, Secretary.
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NEWPORT
TRoMsoNYAN xNrIRNxAAY.

Corner et Spring ard MI Sfreef'.)
nR. J. w. NICHOLS wsuld respectfully ia
II form the citizens OF New port and the public
generally, that his practice 10 in strict conformity
the correct aud phosophic principles a' frs prsmuI
gated by The great medical relorIner Thomson. and
that he is wirs TO rely upon his success in bis prso
ice for patronage; therefore, those who prefer
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hour OF distress TO The life draining anee,ihe
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The aqueous Vapor Bath, for cleaning the surface
and equazng the circulation Of the fluids, is admir-
able; for erupuons Of the skin, Rhcurnatc aud liver
affections, It stands preeDnent June 26.
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Cure for Diarrhea, Dysentery, &c.
noCT. JAYNE's NATIVE
DBALSAM, safe and speedy cure for Diar-
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and complaints generally of the Stomach and Bow
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JAYNE's SANATIVE PILLS for Liver
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MIll-STReET ACADEMY.

vUNHE next term of this In.iiiuiion will open on
n WEDNESD DAY the 30th OF October
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TIME OBLIGATIONS of the World !, y.
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