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Jhtained of
MARY TILLEY,

Mn Is. BOUTELLE, SURGEON prENTIsr
~. respectfully informs the citizens of New
por, aud its vicinity, that he has taken rooms in
the house formerly occupied by Dr. Case at TIC
foot Of Washington Square. where he is pfepar
ed TO attend 10 operations in Dental Surgery, Ia
Its several branches. He offers TO insert mineral
teeth in any number, from to a full set either on
plyoIs or gold plate as the case may require he will
also ill decayed teeth cleanse aud extract teeth, all
Of which is done in safe and the n,ss, approved
manner, at reasonable prices
DIR. Boutelie, while in the study and practice Of
Dentistry, has spared no pains TO make hmsefma
ter IF his profession, aud has availed himself af
knowledge OF most OF the recent improvements in
lie art. He confidently trusts that. TO those who
may avail themselves of an examination nf his work
that alone will be sufficient recommendation, but
To secure confidence of all, the following testimonial
Is inserted from Doci. Esteu of Providence whose
merits as Dentist are well appreciated by the pub
tic generally.
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Ilduls, iieiUdceous fcreniJls, Nc. ht
fTuil consists ol great variety oihe best American
English. French aud other European are,ies of An
pies. Pears, Cherre- Peaches. Plums Nectarus
Aprcots, Muberries. Ounces. Grapes. Gooseber
ries. Currants. Raspberries, Strawberries with 4
variety of Mats. as Fiiberts, IIazelnuts, Ch.snu,s
Walnats, hickory nuts, &c.
Their collection OF Ornaine ntal and Forest Trees
se1iensIye-amsng which are Oaks Naples Elms
Ai!anthus. Adele. Lindeus. Locusis several yaric.
ties Of :he Horse Chesnut. Ash. CatalJa, TULIP
Larch, Msgnolias. Balsam Fir. &c. with giea, va.
'ieiy OF others to be found in their Catalogue.
Ihe proprietors have made large additions the
present. season of Fruit Ornamental and Forest
ifees Shrubs aud Flowers. among which are some
'he most rare and Daanlilul varieties OF the Moss
Eose selected from the most celebraied Gardens in
Europe. "'07 = - - N'N ~
p,ay ,aney nave grca, variety Of the nsosi desirable
,vh,es ~. o' ofnamen,al or permanent Hedges among
&c, 'us buckthorn Ramaus Cafharfiers) Haw.
rcna... wnasu,nston Thorns. Cockspur Thoins. Eu.
.soPoa" .fNet, three tiorned Accacc,a with N le,y
saousano o' tle cslebrated Usage Oraur, Meeirro
's's oeanini plant the .eayes are y.ln,bIs a., H.
fond. 'e" '"e worms are very
Catalogues furnished arati,. an .n,,;..,:
CHAkLES N. TILLEY, of Nsrrs., s"oh "
any informstion in regard to Tree, NAV h .i ~ne's
also orders Tor Trees and Plants. may 10 Jeff. a..
slngues mailed 70 any Psrt Of the Union. when ~.
ques'sd. The Trees aud plants will be deI;ys,sd -
suy part Of the city Of Providence free cr .,ncns.
FERDINAND POTTER 4 Co
so'spie Garden, 5epfsuhsr 18th Isao
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CERTIFICATE.

JAN. lst. 1889.
This cerfes that DR.. ID. X BouTELLE, Surgeon
Dentist, has been engaged with me for some time
past IA the study and practice Of Dentistry. have
found him very irgenious, aud cheeIfnly recon.
mend him TO the public as Dentist worthy of con-
fdencs; knowing him tobe OF good moral character
and believing they will be well pleased with his pro-
irssonal services, or any work that passes through
his HANDS. ....f| '..
w. I. ESTF,N, Dentist
Jan % No 2, Westminser-si Providence.
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THOMAS VI. SEABUiiY,s
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NNHOSE persons wishing to send their children
n TO either OF the Public Schools, are requested
10 make application to any OF the undersigned con-
m,,iee, child will he admitted to either Oi the
Schools without such application being first made
GEORGE q. KING, Chairman.
ID. G. DENHAM,
Wm. II. DOUGLAS,
DAVID J. GOULD,
c. ii. LAwTos,
BENZ. MARSH, JR.,
Jos. p. WEAVER,
SILAs T.. CorTRELL,
jy3. o. G.. TURNER, Secretary.
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U.Riidm r. Burton and Edgar II. Poe,
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The list Of CONTRIBUTORS embraces the
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.uli' ate invited iu Cni
NATHANIEL SWEET

NNiE nndeis'gned, soils Eseeutra cf the last will
ana issl,m.ni oi her late husband, Doetor
WILLIAM TukNER. late OF Newport. dec. has
appointed PErrR =. REMNeroS Esq her sol. ar.n,
to settle the busnf.s nj the said vsas aud requests
sll having demands against the estate, to present
them To him ior adjustment and those ina,bted n,
make pay meui, forthwith. to her said acen,
HErrE D. TURNER, Eurs.
Newport, rsbnuy e,h. Isan
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r. HoDE. .IsLAXDtREpUpLIcAN. JANUARY s,a1s4o

I [Some errors having been discovered in the
Almanac that we published last week. (bui cor
rec,ei in part Of our edltion.) we give il ano,h
er insertion.
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n Il w & 0 0 d 8.
THOMAS Il. SHEFFIELD,

Grateful for past farors, bees Leare to inform has
friends and the public in general,
vEVi7AT he has taken the New Store at The juno
a. ton of Broad and Spring streets and just re-
turned from New York wItha and fresh supply
of Choice GROCERIES, which he is ready TO
dispose of as low as they can be purchased in town
sd hopes to receive share Olihe public patronage.
Newport April oath, 1889
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Cure for Dlarrhea, DySentery, &c.
noCT. JAYNE's RMINATIVE
NJ pBALSAM, a safe and speedy cure for Dar-
hI0a Dysen,er Cholera Morbus. Sour Stomach,
aud complaints generally OF the Stomach aud Bow
els.
ALSO. JAYNES EXPECTORANT for
Coughs, colds aud other pulmonary affections,
JAYNE's sANA1INE PILLS for Liver
complaints. Dspepsie &c
JAYNES TONIC NERMIFUGE, pleas
ant safe ard highly etficacions worm medicine
ALIBER1's HAIR TONIC, for the preset
vaiion, growth aud reslurEtiOn OF the huir-kept
constantly at wholesale and retail by
II. X. HAZARD,
Aug Ia. Agent OF Doct Jayne.
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Twill se Shr,lng ior only seven cent. per ward.
Cotton Hose ior Teu crnis per pair hIte ditto a..
bout 90 par Tor pne Shilling per pair. Calico from
Ten To - cents, elegant English and Fr,u,h Pat.
terms: ~ ~ erns. heavy aud good toi oi.y IL i.2
cenIs pei yard sp.rn,ild assortment ur MoIIsS.line
de-L''ar Dles~e>. 'om - 81 ,o is per yard Uu,.
hrrlh-; ! d,nhoio, Highland SILK Cotton and
Noolen Shawl,: Glnecu's. Fancy. Picket Mn.lins
Laces aud booA Muslin. Mousse s.line-ce.aine Shawls
aud scaifs Chldrcus Gloves Gneen Victoria
s'ools oT elegant Sewing Cutl,n. Leather Mnts la.
DIES 'reheh Cai'ows aud Black Lace Ncils, Russia
Diaper.
Menno. Mohair. Wosied. and Fancy Imperial
iloSe Cashmere aitlo d,.ia With Slk Hose ana lnlr
Hose. Miled La'nh, WOOL dn. aud chll,iIens won.
ted and cotton do leomsn aud Fancy Ca,a,s and
Couiiorters. Moscow " oolen Shawl. pilot Cl, a
aud Peier~haia. aud u kersey. Ponaee nnd Canton
Pocket tldkis Sritlei,ld du, Boni,,,s. tarrr,inss
aud Rugs. with Ettai vaiet, OF tooes nol men.
toned snIisl'e io the season ill., old customers
and Friends and the Pghhe arr invited 10 cn,I
NATHANIEL SWEET
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NEWPORT
TzoMsoNfAN 1NrIaMARY.

Corner ef Spring and -MiH Strssfs,)
nR. j. w. NICHOLS would respectfully IN.
~ form he citizens OF Newpor, and the public
generally ihst hs practice is in strict eonvrn'i'y 70
the correct aud philosophc principles FIRST proniui.
gated BY the great medical TsforIIcr Thomson. and
that he is wirg TO rely upon his success 10 bis prae
;iee for patronage; therefore, those who prefer
Thomsons saluiary and eiieieui remedies IN ke
hour Of distress 10 the life draining anceiihe vesi.
eating Canihardes-lhe Mercurial. the Antiu,onal,
and their coneonltani posons-wili be cordially re.
eeved at his lnhrpary, where every attention r.qu
site 10 facilitate HE most safe aud speedy relief will
be rendered.
DIR. y. will attend TO patients al their residence as
usual and supply bis friends and the public with
pure medicines packed with printed directions for
family use: also. many valuable medical books, eY.
planatory olthe Thomson.an System, Family Rights,
&c.
Ladies and gentlemen viii be accommodated with
Baths, during ihe day and evening AZ short notice.
The AqHeous papOr Bath, for cleaning the surface
and equalIzng the circulation Of the fluids is admir-
able; for ernptons of the skn Rheumatic and liver
affections, it stands preeminent Hume 26.
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SPENCER's
cgcta bic Pills.

cSct3 Die PIllS.
yE7tlE forest is natures medical repository and
-H experience her great medical teacher. From
that repository the ingredients which compose the
above invaluable medicine have been cued, and
that eacl ef experience, has shown II tn tie unrvall
ed in its sautary effects the human system -
Thousands have been hene6,ted BY the use Of these
Pills aud they seldom fail OF the intended effect
For all diseases originating in impurities of the
blood, they have 40 equal. For complaints lnci.
dent to the female constitution, ihey stand unriya-
ed. In complaints of children, in headache dyspep-
sia chronic disorder, and the pent stages Of con.
sumption, they are certain Ia afford speedy relief
and generally effect cure when all other means
have iaed. They are perfectly innocent and SAFE
aud may he taken at ali times aud under all crcun-
Stances without the least possible danger.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER War.
wick Il. l. who is sole proprietor-to whom only
he composition Is known.
II Be pARTicULAR. Each box has an inside
wrapper with an engraved lac smile Of the propri-
etor's signature, and an engraved label signed by
his own hand, aud containing The words VEGErA-
BLE PILLs.' The cover of the box is Stamped G
s. None others are genuine.
The reader is particularly referred TO the recon-
mendatOns and certificates which accompany the
pills, and the rcspec,abity o.whlc cannot be ques.
toned.
These Pills may be obtained of
MARY TLLLEY,
No 40 Spnng-street.
Dec. 10. Sole agent for Nerpor
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale of" Spencer's Vegetable Pills"
c. Brown, Little Compton;
Monro X Gifmd, Bristol
n. b. Burr, Warren;
Howland 81 Church, WestpOrt;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford
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W. L.. BURTON.
OPPOSITE THE ExCHANGs, PHILADELPHIA.

To accommodate our county friends who rna,
wish to Subscribe for oar WORK anl any nther Pal
delphla periodicals we VIII receive five dollar n.
postage free. for one years subscription 10 Burton
Magazine aud Godey's Lsdy's Book. (also S5a year
OF the Saturday Courier. or the Saturday Chrou,ci,
OF Alexander's Weekly Messenger
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POETRY.
ORIGINAL ODE
FOR THE NEW YIBAR,
MDCCCXL.

NlbOSSALs
TIaE-Eternity's frs, born
Thou. who to existence sprung,
When the starry host Of morn
Joyous DER creation sung:
Mighty monarch Of the past
Natures friend and natures foe;
Doomed myself to perish last
Tn Esrh's final overthrow:
Low before thee empires bow,
For their vanquisher art thou.
In the genial airs of spring,
In the summer bright and warm,
When the leaves are witherng,
And when winter rides the storm
Ever onward. fast and far,
Ceaseless rolls thy rapid car,
Swiiier than the torrents course,
Or the lighining's blazing force;
While behind, charnel vast,
Wondering lies the ruined Past.
While the bowers Of Eden smiled,
lulC WIS 'N' " rIOi''S NHi'Nt
All he looked upon was fair,
For the hues of Heaven were there!
But when vengeance from above
Yelled in clouds the light Of love;
When around expuIsion's path
Cleaned the thunder bolts Of wrath
Then. with fierce, relentless eye,
Time rushed forth his power to try,
Listless he fingered foi awhile
Der natures barren waste;
In vain he sought the massive pile,
Or monument Of taste.
On the uncultivated soil,
The hand Of Art, the ann Of Toll,
As YET had reared no work sublime
To elnt the sspulchre of Time.
From natures frowning face he turned,
While deep within his bosom burned
Hate to the fallen race;
For in their God offending crime
Commenced the wearying task Of Time:
On them the Tyrant poured his breath,
And left them in The grasp of Death.
When the might Of human pride,
By the flowing rivers side,
On the mountain. in the plain,
Reared to Heaven the lofty fame,
Spread the city broad aud fair.
With many shrine and temple there,
With gorgeous palaces and towers
Time TO Ruin cried, They're ours"
Aud, upon his wasting way.
Loosed the withering fend, Decay.
Where the proud Assyrian bull,
Monuments Of impions guilt,
Where rose princely Babylon,
Time has scattered every stone:
Prostrate are her ponderous walls,
In the dust her regal halls
Thou art gone. and like dream.
City of Euphrates' stream,
Where the Grecian's skilful hand
Formed the beautiful and rare,
In that brigh, and sunny land
Where all human glories were.
There, insatiaic Tyrant, thou
Remorseless would not spare;
Ath~pian loveliness implorsd in vain,
One act Of mercy from thy ruthless reign.
Where Tiber rolled Ger golden sands.
Still 1.-THE Eternal City" stands,
Blu, not as in her prime;
Not MS when conquered nations came
To pay their homage TO her fame,
From every distant cline.
Few now the remnants OF her grandeur vast
And even these shall Time consume at last.
Thus las Earth's mighty conqueror
Moved on his direful way;
And such shall be- his victories,
Til Natures closing day.
But though the nonnments Of art
Shall crumble and decay.
And cities. blasted 10 their pride,
Like visions melt away;
Earth boasts power, devouring Time
lnviucible shall find;
The sovereignty Of lnlellect-
The majesty Of Minp!
-.-~-rsz.s.<-...,s. .,s..,..-..-.-----.--1--
POtter's Botanic Garden & Nnrseric
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In the course of the neS, volume. the mes; inter
es,ng record ever written will be given to the ub
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
OURNAL OF THE FIRST WHITE MAN
That Crossed Ise ~. stSru v.id.rpess.

Aud passed the desert ridges OF the Rocky Mou u
taIns. This eyentful Journey wherein n handful
men encountered psrs scarcely to he believed. oc-
CURED few years before the time OF Lewis aud
Clarke. The " ). is now in the hands cf the Ed.
tors and ia the Jannary number we shall commence
its publication.
Also a series Of humorous aud characteristic
papers. from the pen Of JOSEPH &. NEAL,
whose inisiitabe Charcoal Skeiche,." have insily
gained Cor HIM the title of the INEPfC ~ BOZ
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SoTroN TWIN a., ior eaipenng. tor sale b,
- r. T. SHEFFIELD. -
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S AND's REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUN

ss sAND'S REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM-
- New York, Sept. 18th, lS3S.--Messrs A. B.
~ u. Sauds Genll.men,-FeelIng deeply indsbi-
ed To Won for the valuable service you have render.
ed me. do mos, eheeruy inform YOU that my wifs
is eniir.ly cured OF the salt rheum by the use of
your remedy aud syrup Of Slrr5purllla. She had
been very severely afflicted with The disease in her
face for SIX years had tried various medicines both
internal and external, hut without producing any
sood effect until by The advice OF friend who yA,
cured by your medicine she was Induced 10 use il,
and an thankful 10 say. the result has been a nor
fec, cuIc-lours respectfully.
JOHN CHAPMAN,
Chatham street,
II Is with much satisfaction that the propr;eior,
able To lay the above certificate before The pub-
lic that aIl may and know the great benefit which
individuals able 20 certify 10 avips received,
aud known others TO receive from the use of this
valuable medicine Not only for Salt Rheuni. but
for n o'her diseases Of the sin such ss Rngworin.
Ieiier, Scsd Head. Darbers OF Jackson Itch Ecze-
ma, DC. ihis medicine is also a certain cure. Tho
syrup OF sarSapsrills is omruended 20 be used
with the Remedy. IL iends 10 punfy end throw or'
lram the blood and SYSTEM all toe unhealthy hnnor
cOnnecicn With toe disease. ard The arphcaNon OF
the Remedy tNeu ais "a the ssnle tune erso es'es
II f'Uu the sNscm Nntncroas .insiances hsN. &C.
eufred where this course ms effected eursS IN ona
weeks time Every person afflicted with ihe,e
complaints iu an, form s,nSIted 70 omskeftoeo1ss-
use OF this valnsie nsdsoine; aud eeicnted without
delay.
Ton N T. Ssfn.f of God st. snd itO Esiion, eorres
81 Villiau,-s,, New York, aud by Dr. Il. X. HAz-
Ann Terrar, n rffoa 81 isa-6fa
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Potter's Botanic Garden & Nurseries
GRAN NST0N, R. |,

THIS establishment is prepared to
9 supply orders To any extent desired. u
B Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, Shrubs.
Roses. Bulbeus and Tubsrous footed
. plnnis IeIhncenus Pnfenills &c h.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-23
KKuel2.O Pneumatic Washer.

HWGl2'O ED2aeaE29aOCaC Washer. TNHIS instrument is used like the common -A Founder, but renders the labor much easier and with more despatch. Much might be said in its favor, but it is unnecessary, as every one is to be her own judge.
 FoY sale by June 4. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-23
JEW DAVID9S 0R HEBREW PLASTER

yNyFE pecuarites of this Chemical Compound, are H owing to it's extraordinary effects upon the an' heinz carried by them to the immediate seat ot dls ease or of pain and weakness However good any internal remedy may be, ths as an external apphca' ton, will prove powerful auxlary III fenqsg 1Ile M Hammation, Scrofuous Affections King Evli, Goat, Imfammatory and Chronic Rhcumatsm and in all cases where seated pain or weakness exist.
 A gentleman travelling in the south o Europe ana Palestine, in 1880, heard mueh said in the latter nlace. in praise of JEW DAVIDFS OR HEBREW PLASTER, and of the (as he consdered) mira cu'ous cures it had performed. that he was induced te ry It on his own person, for Lung and Liver affection, inc removal of which had been the chief object ot hs ournev but which had resisted the genial influence of that bamv and delicious climate He soon found left him. the sallowness of his skin disappeared, his pain was removed, and his health became perma' nently reinsaed. Since that time, he has been re- commenting it to his friends and acqnaintances, tor all fixed pains whatever: such rheumatism, gOut, headache nervous eethache, pain in the side, hip, back and limbs, scrofulous humors, knots, wens, white swelling, hard tumors, stiff joints, ague cakes, ague in the breast weakness ana pam ln the stomach weak limbs ameness, affections of the spine, female weaknesses, Sc. No female subject to pa in or weakness in the back or side should be without it.
 Marr,ed Ladies, in delicate situations find great re-
 lief from constantly wearing this plaster; The appli- cation of this plaster between the shoulders has been found certain remedy for colds, coughs, phthis c and lung affection, at their primary stages It de- stroys on by producing eop?s Ps1spra ar
 culnrs see bill that aceompanc>s each box and dis rections Each box contains snticient to spread of plasters. Price 50 cents per box.
 dcines, South street, Iitchfeid, by C. J. Kilbourn Lake & Hayee. Behlem Messrs. Betts, Woodbnry.
 JOHN M. CLARK, general agent for the stntes of New.York s and Connecticut offlcc' Arcade Hal''
 NIB. The nbove medicines are for sale in a the principal places in the U. States. Nov.7 ly23
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-23

will positively prevent any disease ssvns ten: % correcting the circulation and imPurIiy oi ne blood S cS Tbs srsce is considered by all who constantly use it, real comfort-reviver of nasure' and s Te0t
 18th. Dr. F.'s Teething Syrup.-This is one Of the most highly przed articles with mothers, nurses, ana the public in general. A child could have no more efec.ua remedy It affords the little sufferer nsad uad by the timely application of this invaluable syrup! soothes the pain at the first application and use9 according to the directions, will prevent seTles oI diseases such levers bowel complaints droPsy hs' fort and life of children. Try it, no disappointment will be met with, and fit deserves patronage recom' mend it for their sake.
 l6,h Dr. F's Healing SalUe, for bruises scartea. & tion of the skn soreness ulcers and the piles Inns is one of the most scientific compounds for the above complaints It vii! very heal up the most obstl' nate chronic and oldest sorenessabate all lntiam- maon-and gives almost instantaneous relief to the internal or external Piles, (so calEedD either bind or bloody
 Agents for ihe aboUe-Litch6eld, A. A. Lord; Beth lem, s. l. Loomis: Plymouth, Dawson & Bancroft WoodbYry; Merrimsn & Douglass BristOF' George 1 New York, Oct. "A, 1889. ly2I