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-r.-~- Plants, Herbaceous Perenials, &c. The
Fruit consists OF great variety ofthe best American,
English. French and other Europea varieties of APP
pies Pears, Cherries. Peaches, Plums, Nectarins,
AprIcots, Mulberres, Ounces, Grapes. GoOseber-
ries. Cunants, Raspberries, Strawberries, with a
variety Of Nuts, as Filberts, Hazenuts, Chesnuts.
Wanats hickory nuts, &c.
Their collection Of Ornamental and Forest Trees
is sexiensive-anong which are Oaks, Naples, Films
Ailanthus, Abee, Lndeus, Locusts, several varie-
ties Of the Horse Chosnut, Ash, CaalFa Tulip,
Larch, Magnolias, Balsam Fir. &c. with great va
iiety of others to be found in their Catalogue.
The proprietors have made large additions ths
present season Of Fruit Ornamental and Forest
Trees, Shrubs and Flowers, among which are some
OF the most rare and baanfnl 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
whchare the Bucktnorn Romnus Catharticns) Haw-
horns Washington Thorns, Cockspur Thorns, Eu-
ropean Priyet, three thorned AccaccIa, with a few
thousand Of the celebrated Usage Orange Mdotura
very beautiful plant the leaves are valuable for the
feeding ofsilk worms, of which the worms very
fond.
Catalogues furnished gratis, on application to
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
qucsted. The Trees and plants will be delivered in
any part of the city Of Providence free Of expense
FERDINAND POTTER 81 co.
Botanic Garden, September 18th 1899,
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RniS Way e. Ship Yard.
SILAS II. COTTRELL.

,EN WOULD inform the public that be
tENE has RAIL WAY in operation for
fT17EN> hauling up vessels, at his SHIP YARD
E4&E a few rods below the Custom House
where he can always be fourd in readiness to wait
on those who may favor him with their custom.
Tie charges are for hauling up and launching
high deck Vessels. twenty cents per ton
Low deck twenty-five cents per ton.
For laying on the Rail Way-vessols under one
hundred IONS 81 per day. ...
Over one hundred, and under one hundred and
fifty, So per day
Over one hundred and flly, 81.
No charge for stormy days and Sundays.
No Vessels will be reckoned less than fifty tons.
June 26
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CATALOGUE OF BOOKS
LIrsLr ADDED TO
w. CALLAHAN'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

294O Nicholas Nickleby.-The Life and Ad-
ventures Of Nicholas Nickleby by BOZ"
(Charles Dickens,) author of The Pick
wick Papers Oliver Twist &c vol l
659 Piccols. The Prisoner Of Fenestrella, or
Captivity Captive by NJ. ID Saintine vol
2942 The Man about Town, by Cornelius
Webb 2yos
2943 Adventures Of an Attorney in search of
Practice 2yols
2944 Moron's Hope, or the adventures Of a
Provincial 2 vols
2o45 The Dsmsel Of Daren; by the author of
The Yemsssee.' The Partisan &c Q vs.
2946 Battle OF Lake Erie with notices of Com
nodore Elot's conduct ia that engage
ment, by Tristan Burgess vol
2947 Nan Darrell, or the Gypsy Mother; by
the author of The Hsiress,' &c 2 vols
294s Shakespeare aud bis Friends, or the Col
den Age Of Merry England 3 vols
29l9 Father Butler and the Lough Dearg Pill
grim, by w II Carleton and National
Tales BY II Hood. 2vols
295O The Courtier of the days of Charles II,
with other tales, by the author Of " Mrs.
Arnilage," &c vols
America, by Rufus Dawes. vols
2922 The Prince and the Pedler, or the Siege
Of Bristol; by the author Of The Heir
ess,' &c 9 vols |
1929 The Bride Of Fort Edward, founded on
an incident in the Revolution i 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. Maryat l vol
2926 Hyperion; romance, by the author Of
'Outre Mer,' . vols 4
1927 Phautasmion, Prince of Palmland; ro-
nance Q vols
292S Undine miniature romance vol
676 Means and Ends, or Self-Training by
the author of Redwood Home &c Vi
293l Historical sketches of Statesmen who I
flourished in the time George III; by
Lord Broug ham, second series vols
2932 Jack Shepard; romance, by w Hsrri-
son Ainsworth, author Of Rookwood," ;"
" Crichton,' &c vols .
2933 Travels in North America during The
years 1896, by the Hon. Charles A.
Murray, vols
1884 Mrs. Hemans.-Memoir Of the Life and
Writings Of Mrs Hemans vol
1886 Fair Rosamond, or the days OF King Hen I
ry Ill (; a romance, by Thomas Miller au- /
thor of" Royston Cover" &c vols {
2926 Neal Malone, and other tales of Ireland. !
by w Fl Carleton, author Of Z" Traits and |
Stories Of the Irish Peasantry . vols
2937 Hamilton King, or the Smuggler and ths
though Yarns, &c . vols /
293s Opinions of Lord Brougham on Politics,
theology, law, science, literature, &c Wis
2939 The Prisrs of Prague; by the author Of
.Cavendish,' will Watch &c. 2vols
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TEf@ GASN&Ea
AND PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
PROSPECTUS or NEW VOLUME.

PROSPECTUS OF A NEW VOLUME.
gHyIIE unparalleled success which has attended
IL THE CASkET since it into the
hands of the new proprietors, induces them to be
gin volume WITH STILL FURTHER AT
ITRACTIONS on the frs, OF January next.
ffS LITERARY CHARACTER, which has
called forth so many comments, will still continue
under the control OF the same editor Several new
contributors, however, of high talent, have been
ga.ed besides those who have already been enlisted
in It's favor. The Magazine will be enlarged, and
" i'll contain a greater quantity OF reading matter
than any periodical published at the same price in
this country The work will appear in a new and
beautiful type. cast expressly for the purpose, and
will be printed on the finest paper.
II will be ornamented with the FINEST STEEL
ENGRAVINGS, provided at heavy expense. and
executed from the choicest designs 10 vary the
style of these illus,rations the services Of dstin-
gushed artists have been engaged TO furnish at in
tervas mczzotints for the ensuing volume. The
heads of several Distfng'uishcd .7mericdn Writ
6rs will appear in the course of the year. The pub
fishers, determined to leave nothing undone to mer
il the patronage OF a liberal public, have resolved
altar much solicitation from many OF their fan read
ers, TO publish quarterly, as an extra. II Correct
f'idtc OF the --latest Fashions, highly cOfored,
and executed In the finest style of the g.t. This
department will be under the control of French
gentleman ofmuch taste aud experience; and will
be found to excel any thing ever attempted in this
line in America. The extra in the present (Novem-
ber) number may be considered fair specimen 0
what these fashion plates will be.
The MUSIC DEPARTMENT, as heretofore,
will bc under the charge Of Messr. q. w. Hewitt
* Co., aud the fine pieces of copyright music
which they have hitherto furnished are guarantee
for the future.
The hattoring terms in which the Casket ha, been
noticed by the Journals in every section ohe Union,
establish beyond doub, its claims TO support gener-
ally twill Surpass any other work in the return it
gives for the readers money.
TERMS.-S3 per annum, invariably in AD-
VANCE, or two copies for So
All communications to be addressed, post paid, TO
GEORGE K. GRAHAM Il CO,
Nov. 20. Philadelphia
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ELEGANT
COU N TRY SEAT
FOR SALE,

NOR SALE upon reasonable terms. the ELE-
IL CANT MANSION HOUSE OF ROBERT
JOHNSTON. ESQ. near the celebrated Newport
Beach, together with all the buildings and about
eight acres Of Lerd ofprime quality
The situation for prospect and scenery Is not ex-
ceeded by any in New England-is ornanented in
the Lawn IN front and sides with variety Of Forest
Trees and elegan, shrubbery, and presents gen.
tenan Of taste an opportunity for investment ofcap.
tal very seldom 10 be found.
For terms and view Of the premises apply to
je26 JOSIAH e. SHAW, Newport, u, l.
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A STAGE will leave Newport daily, Sundays
n excepted, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in
Taunton at 3 o'clock. The Cars leave Taunton at
3l-2 O'Clock, and arrive in Boston at s Ia; Re.
turning the Cars leaves Boston daily, Sundays cx-
cepted, at 1.2 o'clock, and arrive in Taunton,
at 10 ID o'clock. Stage leaves Taunton directly
after, and arrives in NewFo at 4-l2 o'clock.
Stage and Railroad fare. $3.50. ..
This Stage intersects at Fall River the New Bed
ford, Warren and Bristol Stages; and on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. the Providence Stage
passengers by this line, will arrive in Providence at
3 clock returning leaves Providence Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and :
rives in Newport at ~ o'clock.
Stage Book at, Messrs. T. Townsend's and lat
Hassard's Hotels.
II. b. KINSLEY & CO., Proprietors
Newport June l2. 1899.
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nR. MMUNNs CELEBRATED ELIXIR

IL OF OPIUM-ls new chemical preparation,
embracing all the valuable medicinal quail,
tiles in a natural state Of combination TO the exclu
sion, of those which are deleTions and useless Il
is superior 10 every other form Of opiaie such as
LAUDANUM, PAREGoRIc, MORPHINE, DENARcorsED'
LAUDAYUsS, &c. &c. ms has been fully proved end
duly acknowledged by the most eminent piysc-
ians, surgeons and chemesis and single trial will,
convince the most incredulous OF its own intrinsic
value. Its is not followed by any Of the disa,
gteeable effects whicl, invariably attend the osdins-
~ preparations Of opium such constipation head
ache, tremOrs, nausea and renting bn' il may he
taken in sufficient doses TO allay all suffering with
perfect safety and entire success. All wbo fism' ne
cessity other causes, oblig ged opis:e
will find in the Elixir most gratifying Substitute,
il nvgorates all the powers OF nature, without be-
ing followed by corresponding state of preston
DR.. A. W. Ives, A. NJ. Of New York city, used
nearly hundred ounces himself during very pain
full and proracted illness. after every thing else had
failed TO give relief :" His life was prolonged for
months by its peculiar virtues" For other similar
communications and its trials in hospitals. SC,
directions with the med icine. 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. b. & ID. Sands,
No 70 aud 100 Fulton-street, New York, and sold
also by DIR. r. k. HAZARD, Newport. Il. l.; w
b. Dyer. and N. $. Wardin, Bridgeport ID. Smith
& Co New Haven Z. w. Bull, Hartford; and by
the most respectable Druggists in the United States
Price 371 cents. Jy3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-22

Twill sell sblrIug for only seven cents per yard,
Cotton Hose for Ten cents per pair, White duo, a.
bout 9o par Tor One Shilling per pair Calico from
Ten to % cents, elegant English and FI.ueh Pat
terms; "A Sheenng. heavy aud good, for only IL l-2
cents per yard splendid assortment OF Mousselne
de-i,a'ne Dresses, from p Sd 10 Is per yard, Um.
1Iellas Rd'n6oro, Highland, Silk, Cotton and
WOODEN Shawls; Qneen's Fancy. Picket Muslins.
Laces and Book Muslin, Mousseiine e-de-lane Shawls
and scaris Children's Gloves Queen Victoria
spools OF elegant Sewing Cotton Leather uitts La
dies french Callows anu Black Lace Wells, knssh
Diaper. vs.
herino, Hohair, Worsted and Fancy Imperial
Hose, Cashmere ditto, ditto with six, Hose and half
Hose Miled Lambs Wool do, and chldren's wOrs-
ted and cotton do. YeoInan and Fancy CraYais and
Comfortsrs, Moscow Woolen Shawls, Pilot Cloth.
and Petershsn, and ID. Kersey, Pongee and Canton
Pocket Hdkis, Spiueield do, Bonnets, Carpetings
and Rugs, with great variety Of goods not men
TONED suitable to the season His old customers
and Friends and the Public are invited to call.
NATHANIEL SWEET.
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CERTIFICATE.

JAN. Isl, 1889
This certifes that Dr. ID. X. BoUTELLE, Surgeon
Dentist, has been engaged with for some time
past in the study and practice of Dentistry have
found him very ingenious, and cheerinlly rocom-
mend him TO the public Dentist W ,rthy ofcon-
hdence; knowing him tobe Of good moral character,
and believing they will be well pleased iih his pro-
iess'ona services or any work that passes through
his hands. .....
w. 4. ESTEN, Dentist
Jan. 90 No. q, Westminsier-st. Providence.
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4 X. DoUrELLE, SURGEON prrsrrs

HI X. BOUTELLE, SURGEON Drrsrrsr
-AIs respectfully nlUrns the citizens of New
port and its vicinity, that lie has taken rooms in
the house formerly occupied by DR.. Case, at the
foot Of Washington Square. where re is prepar.
ed TO attend 10 operations in Dental Surgery, in
Its several branches. He offers TO insert mineral
teeth in any number, from one TO full set either sn
piyots gold plate the may require he will
also fill decayed teeth cleanse aud extract teeth all
Of which is done ia a safe and the NEST approved
manner, at reasonable prices. .s. =
DR.. Bouielle, while in the study and practice Of
Dentistry, has spared pains to make himself mas
ter Of his profession, aud has ayaied himself Of q
knowledge of most OF the recent improvements in
he art. lie confidently trusts that, 10 those who
may avail themselves Of an examination of his work
that alone will be sufficient reconnne ndation, but
to secure confidence Of ALL the following testlmoua'
IS inserted from Doct. Es,eu of Providence whose
merits as Dentist are well appreciated BY the pub
lie generally. H. -
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NEW ocNyNo.s.cEAGY
ICE CREAMS, RESTAURATEUR.

TuNHE Subscriber has thrown his doors opcu,
Il Notwithstanding his arrangement is not as
yet completed, and respectfully invites the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Newport and vicinity to look in
to his rooms, examine and TASTE glass OF his Ice
Creams calves foot Jelley, dish Of scolloped Oys-
terS, wing of Brant. OF # they won't do glass
of his high charged Soda Water
......L ... REMOND.
NB. X. will keep constantly for sale all kinds
Of puff Pastry, aud cakes, with great variety, Of
CONFECTIONERY. at wholesale and retail.
uf Wedding cakes made to order. mays
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yUNuE MOST POPULAR AND READ
h ABLE Periodical of the Day
BURTON'S MAGAZINE,

(THE GENTLEMANS)
AND AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW,
VIII present its Sixth and Seventh Volumes to the
public during the course o.! the year 1910. Terms,
50 per annum, in advance, or 50 for two years or
two separate subscriptions or ten copies for $40,
cash Printed in large octave, white thick paper,
good type, ect Each number contains much
matter a volume OF a novel; the illustrations are
of the first quality. During the past year nearly fifty
of the most superior ENGRAVINGs, including
three of Sar,ains splendid Mezotinls were ongrav-
cd expressly for this work. Each number contains
iso or more engravings.
New dcsigus, executed on steel, by the first Ar
fists, are in progress for tho coming Volumes.
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N E w GOODS.
THOMAS II. SHEFFIELD,

Grateful for past Jarors, bess iearc to inform his
friends and the public in general.
VuNHAT he has taken the New Store a, the juno
j ton Of Broad and Spring streets. and jus, re-
turned from New York witha new and fresh supply
Of Choice GROCERIES,, which he is ready to
dispose of Us low as they can be purchased in town
ssd hopes to receive share oIihe public patronage
Newport April 2ith, 1889
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NEWPORT sr-.
THon6soNYAN INFIRN6A1Y.

tCSrner ~ Spring and NIL Sfreefs.)
". j. w. NICHOLS would respectfully IN
II FORM lhe citizens Of Newport and the publc
generally, that his practice Is in strict conformity 10
the correct and phlosophie principles first premul
gated oy The great medical rcforner 1hemsos. and
that he wiling to rely upon bis success in his prae-
iiee Tor patronage; therefore. those who prefer
Ihomsons saiuiaIy and efficient remedies IN the
hour OF distress 70 the he.draining lancei-ihe vesI
eating Cnniharides-lhe MeIcurial, the AutimoniaI
and their concomiiani posons-wlll be cordially re-
ceived at his infrmary, where every attention requ
site 10 facilitate the most safe and speedy relief win
be rendered. W. - -
DR. n. will attend to patients at their residence a.
usual and supply bis friends and the public with
pure medicines. packed with printed directions for
family use; also, many valuable medical books ex-
plana.ery oilhe Thonsonian System, Family Rights,
&c.
Ladies and gentlemen will be accommodated with
Baths, during the day and evening al short notice
The Aqneous papOr Bath, Tor cleaning the surface
and equaliz'ng the circulation of the fluids is admir-
able; for eruphons Of the skin Rheumatic and liver
affections, 1t stands preennnent GJune 26
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SPENCER'S
VcSet bic Pills.

VHNHiE forest is natures medical repository and
L. experience her great medical teacher. From
that repository the ingredients which compose the
above invaluable medicine have been culed, and
that teacher experience has shown il To be usvaIl.
ed i'm its salutary effects 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 Incl
dent to the female constitution, they stand unrysll
ed In complaints of children, m headache, dyspep-
sa chronic disorder, and the inciplen stages OF cou
umption, they certain TO afford speedy relief
and generally effect n cure when all other means
haze faed They ure perfectly Innocent and safe.
and may he taken all times, aud under all crcus,i
stances without the least possible danger,
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER, War
wick. n. l. who is sole propretor-to whom only
he composition is known.
~ Be Particular Each box has an INSIDE
wrapper with an engraved fac smile OF the propri-
e,or's signature, and an engraved label signed by
b;s own hand and containing the words t" NE6ETA-
,,r PAS The cover of the box Is stamped d" G
So None others genuine
The reader is particularly referred to the recon-,
r,eudnuons and certificates which accompany the
nils and the rcspeciabiliiy oiwhich cannot be quss
toned.
T'bese Pills may be obtained of
MARY TILLEY.
No. 40 Spring street
Dec. 49, Sole Agont for NorroJt.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale Of" Spenccrs Vegetable Pills
&. Brown, Little Compton;
Monro * Giffold Bristol;
". d. Burr, Warren;
Howlnnd X Church Westpor;
Alber, Clifford New Bedford.
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aud there stood a carriage with niger a
standing by the door,--so | jist took hold Of
her hand and helped her to et in aud arer
that | felt so lonesome, l jist bid cousin
John good night and made tracks TO my Office
ruIher think wont tell what dreamed about
lyon old steady folks do love TO larf at young
chap so-and as ruiher think shall come
hum to thanksgiyin, don't mean to let you all
poke too much fun at me.
Your loving Son,
JONATHAN SLICK.
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pD@TRYa
THE FIRST sNow-sToRM.

THE FIRST sNOw-sTORM.
As for the first wild flower,
% In the early time of Spring.
ID As for the Sommer shower,
When earth is languishing-
AS for the Tainbow's blending
alsl AS for the day-stars glow
have watched for the descending
Ofthe old Winters virgin Snow
Il comes! on pinions aery
The gentle flakes alight,
Like the torn plumes ofa faery,
Or The frnit-iree blossoms white.
And the frozen ground receiveth
The tribute with thrill;
And the mufiled air, it clsaveth,
Is breathess, mute and still.
Why watch thus the falling
Ofthc first December snow7
Because It's mystic calling,
Is the voice OF Long Ago, .-.
Because il ever blendeth
With the memories ofthc boy
Each fake as il descendcih,
Enfolds pcrished joyl We
Oh. for those days when, rushing,
Into the snowy air, .
folt the free, wild gushing
Ofa spirit without caro-!
How through the drifts that whitened
Our window stills at home,
! dashed with heart unfrightened,
Like dolphin through the foam
And then the merry ringing
or the sleIgh-bells nj tfe door
And tho winter evening, bringing
.r 4 thousand pleasures more
And the dear friends who surrounded
My fathers liberal hearth.
And the old songs that resonnded.
And tie hours Of bfame!ess mirh.
Alas, snow Of December
These Joys thou bring'st TO me,
But bidd'st me. too remember
That they no more shall be -
That the freshness hath departed
That the bloom for aye is gone
-. That am vacant hearted
In the bleak world alone .t
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UNifam n. Brfos and Edgar II. Poe,
EDITORS.

The list of CONTRIBUTORS embraces the
names Of most of tho principle writers in America,
with respectable sprinkling Of English authors.
To render Burton's Magazine the most desnablc
monthly publication for the next year. the Proprie
tor ensures a series Of Papers OF Original value,
from the pens of the best Authors in the United
States TO perfect this arrangement he offers
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yAE.2s D. sMAgTEYs
MERCHANT TAILOR,

nFFERS for Sale, A FASHIONABLE
" ASSORTMENT OF Broadcioths, Cassi.
meres, Vestngs, Bosoins, Collars, Cravats, Gloves
Hosiery and all other articles usually kept by Mer-
chant Taiors, al price, as low as they can be pur.
chased in town,
Garments of all descriptions made to order, at the
shortest notice, and warranted to ft. u Partcu-
lar attention paid TO cutting.
J. ID. 5, would express his thanks for the liberal
patronage he has received, and will endeavor by
strict attention to his business TO merit It's cottnu
ance. may 4.
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POtter'S Botanic Garden & Nurseries.

THIS establishment is prepared to
supply orders to any extent desired, o
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Roses, Bulbous aud Tnberous rooted
Plants Herbaceous Perenials &c The