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ro"Nii,pn wAnE-nooMs.
JoNN NJ. Cl.EMEES.

LsPECTIuiLH ,nNh,s he attention Of ihe
II ctz'n. ~ wheeiius and Tie u.us'r. O. hs
stock 81 hcaniisi Fuiaiufe. si ht, -. ~. y. I22
Main street. a lew dOOts above .Lc & ; ilysri. lie
hos "a hnud.
sot AS OF tie laic-i ard ms ia.lnoaahic ~ o..
ui sursnof -lilv and ihc U.s Hakc.
REDS fEAnS. rev aad sp.st-iad tattrus.
IAELEc-lipr wunrF. Csurs. Caid. Nsfk.
biutng Ar.&r, Il he beet - o..
STANDS PLAN. Chefp, Mahogany So. e.. ~
81 which vii hs .oil o. hos Il usi l1Wcf ttan al
any oIhrr c.tatlisttusm 90 he ruy.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS. LOOK
N" GLASSES FRAMES. sgd All steer ab,sei
Nsr~ i"rsphrI Co. uui,
MAHOGANY N~ENEERS-A good ,ocA Gr
s1ir lsv.
Pies.s cell AID ,xann.o Gt ,ourcl,-s
dee 70
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INTIN

CRIMSON q utIL HOUSE sign AND
IA ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. Ne I25 w.,
st"@ Niatn ~. ss olwsy. prepared Wth lie be-,
""fA'"eH and ma'cuali" srecuis al ofdsr-iu Their
nn' ~ the ise-i style nud ~ nc lsw 80 uss,s
tvsD description Of SIGN PAINTING or an
DING dous "a iAc beet msuaef. MAJ 40
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COUNTY COURT.

.s-ion GIst Monday iH every month
ouores sessions heidi March June. Aueust.
ard November.
AECHD N0ODS-Prosidiug Juafce.
T. JACOB. Prosecuting attorney.
JOHN MCOILOCH tl,Tk.
ELIJAH DAY Coroner.
GEO ". SIGHTS, Commissioner IL Er,.p,.
SAMLOLDHAM, ~,ougtr
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THE BIG CHAIR IL HOUND 10
ELOI 81

Lea ,hs.c whp tail. about
no Waichrs. MAMMOTH
Is Vis. Selling at s, Cost.
&c. he uicni ~hen hey see
tht BIG CHAIR At ". IN.
IN LDAffERS HA.lrol.
shd RsiaH CHEAP CHAN
M~ANUFACToRY. No 1877
Maj" S,fr,L where he keels
c%ansian'ly on hand. snd nan.
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yENilEf KEEP constantly on hand. a very eI.
n icnsi'e n.termeuJ 81 sup.uof Nah gang
: renoh and Gt"cisn Crsir. u skiog chstt.. STA.
f''f and card Table, Dfe..rr- Burcsur. Beisiesds
i"'iot stands. ossoried sikes, together Wnh ever
uH"f sHicls ol tie --latest lyle and bc.I flushed
, ufoh1ts ever un,fci N iii' CITY.
Gilt snd MahogauY Famcd Lok-g Cia,se. o
"N"y variety atd puc~. LDk'ng Glass Pisie. II al
'lSes. Pertfaa and Ficiuto Frame, GA hand saJ
made 10 utdcr.
I sit"fsiefy Ware oos-siing 81 Feather Rrds
b'i- . = auJ Pillow, Hsif. COTTON. iIa,k. Synns
ahd Straw Mslnssts, B'hukcts. Q4tlls. csmiars
Soaking H,fpms Ol sIuih ruVcfs. Flaof-cl.ih
Gf'ss Mas 90 ola tiuds, tues,s~f Wi,h every o,hc,
anicic.oi Upholstery Ware. Un hand and rEaIe q
order
Nruiian arS Siat Window BiGd., Window
Shades e eveiy yaney AID coioi. ali at which " il
be sold Of Ncy los rtrss. and Warranted ut ,hs
best qnaiiy Aio, MsuoGASy NAElAs. Ia
ololh. NAENtsH. sfanish Mos. Mahogany ku,is
Sand ferct. locks, Hinge. casters. BLNb TKiu
NINos e instantly or haud end suii loss 6f c.st.
e2r SJE,S HoArs furnished witb even aut,l,
81 } HfaI'Vte a. short rO5co an. os lhc yer, tc.
Terms. s7P 81
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MAYOR M. G. GOOD.
COUNClLMEN

CoUNClLMEN.
Thomas iughes, ~. MLurc. John Hsmil.
ton. III. W. Phillips, /. W. Mitchell. ,. II
Morrow, Geo. Robinson. 5 Bady. II. =. Stn.
born, ). i. Huiliheu. \. 4. Laidlrv. Jsme,
Paul. W. Limerick. J. Tanner. NJ. Nelson
). Amicki ID. Lamb w. Echols. n. Austin.
COMMITTEE.
-OB OrtiHUsoo.-Nclson. lamb snG
Pauil.
-or FJnanees-llugbes. Lamb and
Brady.
oa Accounts. Morrow Mitchell and
Sanborn.
-oa Streets md ARe5s- Lsidlcy. -
milk, Hamilton. Robinson and Eshols.
On Water WorLs-ranner. MLur
Morrow Sanbom, and Austin.
On M1rkei House. -Robinsan Liucr.
ick snd Austin.
ia Coal BaHks.-Ph,uirs, Amick q
Robinson.
Ia Uharge-Bnjy. Mitchell. Tan
Hef. Hughes and Echols.
- On ffrt UCprrfmsHt 49, Hamufon.
Morrow Sanhorn, Ami. apt Austin.
-OH Pctut.E5.-Faunef. Nclson and
IIuluhcn.
-OB Sajar.c,-Tauncr NJ Lare. Nor.
row. Paull and Lamb
OFFICERS ELECTED By COUNCIL.
CLEHA-J ). WHEAT,
SuoTNNr- Z. SIlALCROSS.
A~LnERNIN. -lbt. Ward. y. MNaphtcn
-ond. Ward James Mcconnell -3rd liaro
Geo. Dulv.-ih Ward, Philip B.er-5l.
Ward. J. &. Cos.
SANITARY CONNilrTEE-lS, Ward
ThomaB Cpmpbrll-2H4 ward. A. : Todd.
-3rd. WV. r. W. Hardior-ih. Ward.
John Robinson Oh Ward. r. " Bssset.
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A.A7'N IND S.aPN,
wHoLEsAL. AND RlrAiI.
III n AND CAP

HAT y CAP sTO A..
." t"tun 'iu %. n.sr ne sou, "a IN
- III Mako House.
pAkE A. sfs how r,anuf,r,n,., -
VII NesP tof.tsHty IA hsud. . l.,re ..s.nr.u,, =, I
HATS sra CAPS q the 6p~.i .s,i... aud 49,.
'seiutcd 'ip" no tss, maic,i.l. B.h al a. 80.
ptacireal isiisfs. We make ss,d ,ne.u,,.,.i a..
aeN"g "i al ie Tia : Ne sei. Out Ca. ar ~,
'"'.sd 'f'n tie us"s' shi,Hsi,. Cap Manufacturer.
[" ."s f--.irf" C'iss. a. ,he lowe.s ptc.
~" "t-e 80 ~nu'" ~ = genuine au,el. and la,..,
."fr'rfs 'ssls''n - usf. sNd Csp. ~,, .l..,.
h"u Them ., Oof ssthi,.hus.at. ~h.L Ne mt,,dt.
J HAhe AuoNn snd ,aikad 81 by ali men. from
GOD N"ti sUd low Jtir.s
49, DARE & HNCE. Union 81.
"EOoNoaY Is WEALTH"
MI having manufactured a. ti. time. 81
4 kns's ui HAS ihai aSs usn,il, w-tn. mu, h low,
IN p''re han usual. by huassi aud strerieLceJ
'ots'nen, ~hich VII enable me O., ium uui a Grs,
7e tis', Ia -hy vue wanting a cheap apa gs,d 49,.
'cle. have htcn hVing ,n iht. cuy a good many
ears sad lhiek am onutl,d DO raironae. Cen.
t'nen wanting q hr.t mir viii Iic-.e lea,- I,r.r
n"n-uf.s, ahd 'n a 'eN dal. itey shsli hs,. iks NJ
/. '~or''di"s BOO onist. wntf.bt.d uoi iu break.
Hat snd Car. of ~ kiud. cYnsisnily os hard. a
Y cheap Ia anl Cap fsrb.y. cO.nct of Man
ri uniua -, Wheeling. ~.
49, ~ ShNt'tL y HARPER
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LIQUORS IIouoHs.

LIQUORS, IIQUoHS.
M hsYs UH hand a Fesefal ASSORTMENT II
sli Kinds II BfandIss, can aad Wines,
90 Rochelle BraId,
higncle so
Dupuy DO
Pine, CasIiiun a &c,
Hollsnd Gin, B9hlrBs impOTlaton.
Saint Cfoi1 Run,
New Eugisnt do
ltsh and Scn'Ch Whiskev,
MaJtua W,ue,
Pott Do, s. &tifor ale lov b.
i'h7 S~URtVEB sTEIIE -
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cIuE AND GLAs~ r,rru.

tiTt ANU CIAr~ rtfFU.
p.N Is. hOnfsn3sSDh, msn1laGIuroa and
u . y corstantlF pfcTSrcd 10 supply all OF.
icrs iot Glue & Glass Paper " supeHsT DUAL.
~, Sblc0 viii le iufni>t % TO dealers or con.
sumtrs At ~ iow a rave % they can purchase
a anysbete OIdCfs LETT st the Warehouse
on Matket street, be.ow The Pos, Once " al De
promptly supplied.
Feb. ~, 1913.
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COURTS.
U. s. COuR7

o. >. DTS NC COURT.
Holds TWO terms annuslly, at Wheeling.
the months OF April and sent, mber
Hos. J. ". BROCkENBROUGu-J,Jg
GEO. II. LEE-Dhfriet Affgrs<r
*. w MOORE-Clfrk
JAMES POlNTS-MaysLeU
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NEW BOOK

~~ rENilE sulscuscf wusid infosm
MSSSlA IA he lucHds aud lac public gen.
MSsslA emlly 'hai hc has oprncd a Is nde
AA1 ~ "u M,.a street. enc do.r na,ih
Ekzrl| 81 p'fsey's L"lcfy uHicc. and d.
- f~fcraftd 70 DC B,noRg a. he shan-
DDS b"N' ~ EVER description. Ruled 10 al,
fauFfs, aud Bound "a erief
I'''-'"'is Ni"'c. So tOurd N a neat snd do.
tahie 'iyle. old B,,ks fo-huund. Librau,, rs,u,J
Sc.
o'def' from any part of he country attended u,
WI" lt'"I''i"ae. JAMES NJ EWING.
no 80
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oIiAIHsi cnAins!. cuAiRsii
JANIS r. GAITHEP

SUCCESSOR TO ,. coNSELLY A soxs.l
No $50 hARkEF STREET
60 kEsPkC1fULLY informs The rub
fuN he nat De hes now on hand ssd man.
49, uisci"tes 70 order eSrry vsreIy OF
EuT 'h'"s 81 ihs latest ,auefns. ard IN .
wv .f'se 81 eo'k'ns'ship b0s surpassed IN
he Western County.
ne hN' go band q iafrs sleek 81 Boston Rockers.
~ D'A''" hfkef-. Co'um4n do, Rcsoivn Chairs
pa Ao'e '"t Counting K.H'ns. Ffefch Pafiof T. hair.
,t'''A' nf~ api sp'et"iid patterns IT Wed seat
N'tf' Dinms Chair seiiees Socisbies. Childfsn's
sue Nofht"s snd Cstsmun Chaifs. sc &C.
ihe puddle ere taynsd Ia calf sd examine b..
'''N' o. hc VII assure 81 Who iasof him y 80
'ei 'os'on ihatthcy shall uoi be Disappointed e.
''' '" fn'e 80 quality. ~, - determined l., elosa
fef"fhai attention. io hus,Eess. 10 sntfiie bin.cIt 40
= la'' properties ~ Pahlc psirouar~.
'"'"s esfeiui'y isrsed ~ sent 10 cry ran Of
he coy free ~ tEanss Co n
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SIhGING-

BY the arrangements now existing. on IN
part Of the Good aud National Road slaccs.no
less tlian u ol thc byst sJag,s.can ur ..nt vs.i
daily and passengers reach B5iiimcre iu 81
hours.
TRAVELLERS CRIME
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G
COURT OF
LAW AND

Hos. }. l. iNl-JGfgC
JhCoB- rro.fcgiHy Attorney
g. +. lAlULEY-Clfrk.
II WOODS IhtriF.
JOIN q fCtF-Aa'ing SheriF
u. IN IlTkNl GIL. Commaso,,, d.
JA&fo A. CLARKE. Account
yAAlSS MEAT, C5umi,sioHs,s 6r
JAMES PAUL., (iaLtHg Dfus.tc
JAMES WARDEN-Jaiior.
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MAGISTRATES

RiAhiN IA IL.
y woods a kidG'iy q B.kuox.
y. NJ kinl,y. X. Simnts. y Wet
oHvotte-a' (nin bady - Atkinson.
u. Johnston. Juo. A Coed. John I'm
John EDtish, y Oldham. n TT'-,
j Sweeney. A 4 Wood. John Gf,
Jno. Waddle, } Ihoubufg 81
J J. Jacob, 5 MCollutL. n
y. Irwin, g. Roger. Js. k.,
> Ncs. JsGts Baker W y S,Ib,.
Jacob ooo"lnf - OuF \. Astts.
ATTDENlEN.
4 Iarob, NJ. Nelson. 81 g. Gl.aI
u Lamb. J = What. G.}g 1ta.
~ .Russcil. }. % Feuuu. J a t..
ID ~ E~dsiuaion a Caldwell. ~. I,.|....
lanscs f1sii. y. iamsli. L ~. AI.t..
bhtirapd Clciurus
ONfHSEEltS or 1HE rOuR
hon.ss iioiubfora a. s Told. IS OI.t,,.
0CliOOL CORNERSTONE
3D. Atkiutcn. y Mhauebt,u. Nm ,,..
y T. Kelley
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IN Urls PtCNLED GOLDFISH be-, .,,t
~ 'ui ~ sole by cRANCLE 4 CO. .
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Prom ihe D-puiy Sheriff - New York
bf Smiiha SnFaf.d 1 dian v,geish!c Ptl." ha,.
been "'ci ga iho ElJndsr sfcei Debtor. Pri.un.
NHh SIicoumto snirIcttvn have n,vef hesnl .
medicine sl"A.n ot wi'h mofe iuIsresi by tie slck
who have g.ken ihc.s PILE.
JAAES bLNlNs. Drpu'y Sheriff.
fof sle by PRYOR Il PAULL.
nov - gm hlstket II ,yb,.hn.
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CHEAT CAp STORE

ELIAS EDMONDS.
l'ENp or WATER STREET.
tNFti uLL iuiotas ibe puttr th.t he
"'' i".i feootVei :" 81 snsivc n..,f ment of
- , - ell !raonPiioascsusi.uns an y,u y. fllpw,
p''''f CAPS
Sheiand seal d.
t,p Nrstn J
Fns Clesh Tar Trmmcd a,
G mmcu 30 DO a.,
fHngstN' ID and Plush tnnn,J a.,
iaF GtnTi
I'nucm'u's Penney Oh Cloth d.
Ni'haf Piu,h IL,
C.rlft.u Eur
luuth's fsrty Cl,ih ,,
CAiiIuu'.d 30 do a.,
D. d. N.lyst a.,
~I"esusf Niih a genera ,snrtn,n II Ia. a., eve.
~ &C. ourr"n. Ma Ca-c.. dc. P-tsn. ot.btpy !.
purchase he above ariclr. 90, rerscif.i, invited
- F''s hnH . cali ga lac rs,m Efn,h, o,elu,d
~ John w h'ny. 90 fjase St,io. 90. 40
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u This ofhcc Is the largest a~istrihutiuy
ONE. asis eslieNei. la IA. onion. Tie ~.
We tenh"rs tbs consiout employment of a.
..'s.anis necessary. The Weston Mail from
We nSfon 10 the whole OF Ohio. ludi.
ens. hageis. Iowa. Wisconsin. Missouri. AZ.
s'lsA1. heniucsy. Tennessee. e1A a part ii
naeassa sma mississippi l. distributed here.
AnNiN ~ MD DEPARTURE OF TIL
mNtlS AT Ills NHELLlNG POST OF.
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CoMfoCNo kREoSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
IfON the cure of DEAFNESS. oa,n. 49, a..
ut'ShafEe OF matter from the ears slso ali
vs. aEfttatle nptscs. Ike the bu41tns ol
,ssosts IsilsE II water. whzIag ~ sfrsa =
"hith ere symptoms Of appToaFbins Def
- als. trucraNf attendant with tbe as
~ '"t saio ~ bR } CRJMBACKER
Tt. 10 0 Nam ST, sole Agent
y, meuleinc Is h'shiy recommended and m.
I'M. N'sirs ere gwen, - ssfy t..re,t
'htch % has reformed. 'rte'
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)CMfS- Douglass Ps,ea Re,aI,iry ,
nm fumIs. tf we'll. 10 csisfns. 49, .o,,i.
q" ''ey respect 20 TIE ordinary Aud. .nJ
much 'hsupeg ff ssis 81
"'i" orr A gUIEua
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successor TO J.. coNSELLY a soSs.l
No $50 MARkET STREET >
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

o. REMEMBER and always ask for
BROWNS SARSAPARILLA a. TOMA-
TO BlrTERS--These excellent Bntcrs
will be found a certain cure in all cases OF
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, JaundIce, Loss Of
Appetite, general Debility, Faintness and
Sinking OF the Stomach, lowness of spirits,
costiveness and determination of blood to
the head, pain in the limbs and side, ,diarrhna,
weakness, dizziness, cutaneous eruptons on
the face and neck, hectic fever. light sweats,
nervous and sick headache, acidty Of stom.
ach, bilious affections, piles, costivehess, and
IN all diseases caused by impurity of the
blood, the debility of the system, or the un
healthy state OF the stomach and bowels.
GONG TO sEA.-Masters ofvesscls, on 60
ing TO sea, particularly on long voyages il
they value their own health, or their crews
should never leave the wharf without one or
two dozen Of Browns Sarsaparila and Toma-
10 Bltters. 1t is about the only medicine
they need. II puriies the blood, and COM
pletely cures and prevents SCURVY, which
alone is sufficient recomme ndation but
where persons are going from cold to warm
climate, it is of the highest importance. -
There are many masters OF vessels who say
they had rather be without their whole med
iclne chest than not have a supply OF the
Sarsaparila and Tomato Btters. In fact
most OF the physicians in Boston, recommend
1t tor the above complaints.
Sold at BROWNS medicine store, GSI
Washington street, Boston, and r. ]. TAY.
LOR'S, Newport. X. ]. Feb 10.
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To an absent Wife.

'ris morn-the sea breeze seems 10 bring
Joy, health, and freshness on its wing
Bright howers, TO me all strange and new,
Are Rittering in the early dew
And perfumes rise from every grove
As incense to The clouds that move
like spirits DER yon welkin clear
Bur ! am sad-thou ari not here.
''ris noon-a calm unbroken sleep
j. on the blue waves OF the deep
A sofl haze like fairy dream
j. floating over wood and stream
And many broad magnolia Hover.
Within its shadowy woodland bower
i cleaning like lovely slar-
But am sad-thou art atar
Tis eve-on earth the sunset skies
Are painting their own Eden dyes
The stars come down and trembling glow
Like blossoms in the waves below
And, like some unseen sprlte the breeze
Seems lingering mid these orange trees,
Breathing its music round the spot
But am sad-l see thee not.
'Tis midnight-wiIh soothing spell
The far tones of the ocean swell
Sofi as a mothers cadence mind
Low bending DER her sleeping child
And on each wandering breeze are heard
The rich notes OF the mocklng bird
In many wild and wondrous lay
But am Sad-thou art away.
] sink iU dreams-low, sweet and clear,
Thy own dear voice is IN my ear
Around my cheek thy lresses twlne-
Thy own loved hand is clasped in mine -
Thy own soft lip to mine is pressed
Thy head is pilowed on my breast
Oh have all my heart holds dear
And | am happy-thou art here.
lay 81, 1916. &. ID. p
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HEADACHE--Sick or Nervous

IINIIOSE who have suffered and are weary
IL Of suffering with this distressing com.
plant, will find sPENCER'S VEGETA
Bile FILLS, remedy at once certain an
immediate in its effects One single dose o
the Pills, taken as soon as the headache is fre
coming on, will cure it in one hour, and felt
guently in l. minutes.
The proprietor of this highly celebrated
medicine. feels it IA duty to make known to the
good people Of Newport and its vicinity, its
extraordinary virtues. In all cases of pain a
single trial will satisfy the most ncredulous,
that they will give immediate relief; no regard
is to be had as to what time they are taken.
! This medicine, for want Of materials which
compose it, has been principally confined to the
State Of Rhode Island Were il as well known
in all the States, the wants could not be sup
piled upwards Of twenty five thousand boxes
Of the inestimable Pills have been sold within
the last twelve months in Rhode Island alone.
The Pills are put up invariably in round tin
boxes, the cover Of each box stamped G. S.
The outside covering must be an engraved
label, and signed G. Spencer, with the proprie,
tors own hand. No other can be genuine
Each box contains 81 Pills.
Price 37I cents.
For sale by Miss BETSEY w. STANDBY,
Store 49, Spring street, formerly occupied by
the late Mrs. Mary Tilley, and at Wholesale by
the principal Druggists in the city Of Provi-
dence.
Prepared only by the subscriber in Warwick,
r. l., who is sole proprietor, TO whom only
he composition is known.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

A raluaJle internal Remedy.
May II, 1876

II rdiudble anferndl Remedy.
The Vegetable Pile Electuary, invented by
DIR. A. UPham, a distinguished physician Of n
York city, is the only really successful remedy
for that dangerous and distressing complaint, the
PILES, ever offered to the American public.
! Mark this--t is an Internal Remedy-not al
external application, and will cure any case OF
Piles, either Bleeding or Blind, Internal or Ex-
ternal and probably the only thing that will.
There is no mistake about it. II is a positive
lcure--sPeody and permanent. II is also a CON
venient medicine 10 take, and improves the
general health in a remarkable manner.
Each Box contains twelve doses, al 8 l-3 cts
per dose. 1t is very mild in its operation, and
may be taken in cases Of the most acute in
hammation without danger. All external ap-
plicaions are in the highes, degree disagreeabls,
inconvenent and offensive and from the very
nature Of the disease, temporary in their effects
This Medicine attacks the disease at its source,
and removing the cause, renders the cure GER
tain and permanent.
Pamphlets giving valuable information re-
speciing this Medicine, may be obtained oi
Agents, gratis.
DAVID +. BRADLEE, General Agen, for
the New England States, ll9, Court ST., Boston
AGENTs-Newpon, X. J. TAYLOR
Bristol, s. w. BRiGGs-Warren, w. PAR
KER-Providence, GR osvENoR s. CHASE.
Aug. 2I. IS45-Iy.
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PUBLIC OPINION. There is no concealing the
fact that considerable portion Of the Demo
cratic party appear to rejoice as much as the
which has so long ruled the State. They are as
glad as we are to see the Shackles fall from en-
ierprises, whether individual or corporate; at
the manifestation of the real feeling OF the State
in regard TO The Texas iniquily, and in the
emancipation OF The state from party slavery
IN fact il is not so much party triumph as II
is triumph Of the people over their leaders.
Unless the Mexican war is suffered to con-
lnue long enough 10 derange the business of
the country, we NAV now look for the com.
mencement o! new enterprises and the enlarge.
menl of those already IN operation.
Portsmouth Journal
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NEWPORT
PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
r. I. Union Bank Building,
Thalnes-street.

YN1E subscriber would respectfully give
L notice. to the Ladies and gentlemen OF
this place and vicinity, that he has taken and
rehiled the rooms formerly occupied by him.
IN The X. !. Union Bank Building, for the
purpose of executing MINIATURES by
the Daguerreolype Process. Having but a
short time since returned from New York,
with all the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, he feels
confident that he can give those that will
honor him with call, minlalure superior in
tone, and finish, To any ever before offered
TO the public, and at prices that cannot fail to
please.
None know how to appreciate these Nina
lures, until they are called to part with
near relation, or an Intimate friend, when
perhaps IT may be too late, TO catch the light
ere their shadow fades therefore those that
wsh correct likeness, as well as n fine PIC
turc, Of themselves, OF friends, will do well
to give an early call
Any person having fine Paintings, Portraits
or Miniatures, can have them copied with
grca, accuracy.
These Mlnistures can be set in L.ockets
Pine, Frames, Cases, &c. to SUIT the pur.
chaser
Persons sitting for Miniature at these
rooms, is warranted a perfec, Likeness or no
charge
Miniatures can be taken as accurate in |
cloudy weather, as in pleasant, between the
boufs OF 3 A. NJ and 1 p. NJ.
WILLIAM A. JUDSON.
Newport, March 81, 1876.
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Our iownsman, ElIhu Burr,t, sailed for
England yesterday IN the tiibernn. tie
took with him The response Of the c''rcns oi
Worcester, Mass. to the address Of The cil-
gems of Worcester IN England upon The sub
jcci Of our IniernatIunsl relations
Mr.. Burritl has within The year past re-
ccivcd numerous letters from eminent Eng
lishmen at home, ard thus formed an &C.
quaintance, in advance, which will be highly
servicesble and pleasant. We presume he
will correspond during his absence, through
the columns of the Christian Citizen We
wish him pleasant aud wholesome voyage.
UOrceStsr .Tsis.
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National Loan Fund
Life Insurance Society, of London
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF
PARLIAMENT,
CATKTAE 92,5Co. 600,

The following are among the advantages
offered by this Institution -
The guarantee ofa large subscribed Capi
Ia IN addition 10 the accumulation of Protnl-
nms.
The peculiar benefit secured TO the nc.
sured by the pnncIpe of the Loan Depart.
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The payment Of Premiums, annually, hsli-
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The Society being founded on the MUTU.
AL & JOINT STocx principle, parties may
psrtIcips'e III the proiitS Of the Society, two
thirds Of which are annually divided among
The AssUted.
The Society is not connected with either
Marine or Fire Insurance.
No charge made the assured for Medical
examination.
For the character and responsibility Of the
Institution, the Society has the privilege Of
referring TO the
Hon. ABBoTT LAwRENcH, and
WILLIAM Appleton, Esq, Boston.
Medical Examiner IN Newport. X /,
THEOPHiLUs e. DUNN, NJ. -.
may be examined and oil necessary informa.
lIon obtained at tho Agents office in this
town, over Mr.. CalIahan's Book Store,
'rhamcs-s'. G. T.. ROBBINS, 9gent
Newport, X. |. Nov. 20. 1916.
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FoUnTH OF JuLY-The approaching anniver-
sary Of fonr NationaI Independence a" III he cele-
brsled in the customary manner. An Oralion
will be deli, cred 10y Fletcher Webster Esq, and
the escort duty is TO be performed by the Me-
chanic Greys ofSourh Boston, accompanied by
Fhgg's Biass Band. The Fireworks IN the even
ing. upon the ComnOn,are to snrpass any pfeNI.
nus exhlbion of The kind, and the Committee of
Arrangements have chosen the hill South OF the
Frog Pond. the works facing west, for the sl~
A most judIclons choice, as II will email BILE all TO
ser.- BOs Ercn Gazeue.