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JENNINGS
New Premium SAFETY LAMP.
Patented January l9th, iS47.

NIIIS new Premium Safety Lamp, for burn-
i ing Phosgcnc Gas, is confidently believed
TO be superior to any now in use. It's light rs
produced by the burning of an acriform Gas,
which rushes in beautiful Jets, through small
pcrforations in Platina. The Gas is generated,
as il is used, by the heat oflts own combustion,
constantly acting upon a liquid IN the Lamp -
Thus it is portable and convenient apparatus
tor creating and burning an aerlfrrm Gas. Its
constructlon is such that, while exceedingly
beautiful, both in appearance and performance,
aH possibility Of accident from us use IS cntiycy
rcmOrrd. From it's extreme simplicity II ls
sure to keep in order, aud though its light ~
the most brilliant aud Illuminating, yet soft II
costs less than any other artificial kind. II re-
quircs no cleaning, trimming, shade or glass
as do the Solar and Camphcne Lamps, burns
entirely free from any smoke or odour, aud g.
mits but little heat n is admirably adapted To
all places where rood light Is required especial
Ily To Public buildings, Halls, Hotels Ne, and
is from the soothing quality of rs hight of es-
sential advantage 10 Students, Scamstresscs,
and Artizans generally. The opinion Of the
scientific may be learned from the fact that the
American Institute AT their last Fair, awarded
to these Lamps the First Premium over every
other kind The curious as well as lovers Of
economy and convenience, are invited to cN.
anime these Lamps at 100 Thames street, -
where both Lamrs and FLUID are for sale by
HENRY TlSDALE,
| Apnl91, is47 Agt for Manufacturers
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LATER FROM LIvERPooL.-The Mag
ne,ic Telegraph to Boston on Tuesday
evening, o o'clock, announced the arrival
Of the ship Rainbow from Liverpool with
dates to May sth.
The price of grain was steadily advanc-
ing, and Stocks of Grain were much ex-
hausted on the Continent. Cotton mar
ket much depressed.
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Summer Resort.

&z1IA THE subscriber would respectful
satM w announce TO those deSirouS ~
,ISa- enjoying most delightful prospect
of The Ocean. that he can furnish them with
pleasant, airy fooms on moderate terms, either
furnished or moi, al his new Cottage situated
directly opposite Lady General Hsrper'sr IN
Bellevue street, at The junction of Narragaaset.
avenue, short distance south OF the Ocean
House. The Cottage will be let IN whole or in
part as may be required. For parilculars en-
qure on the premises Of WIN. "A. SWEET.
Newport Nav 81, iSl7..
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<:.z;22@S 6:
BY THIS MORNINGS BOAT.
Later from Gen. SC0tt's
ARMY.
From the ". o. Picayune Of the 25th.

From the " o. Pieayune Of The 25h.
BY the arrival of the schooner Eleanor
Stevens, Capt. Hall, from Vera Cruz,
whence she sailed on the 25,h inst, we
have letters from Jalapa to the l4,h inst
three days later than our previous adj
vices
The movement of Santa Anna upon
Puebla is mentioned in Mr.. KendalPs let
ter. Hopes are entertained that General
Worth may be able to encounter him.
The probable motives Of Santa Anna are
conjectured by Mr.. X. Gen. Worth lf
Perote for Puebla OH tho 10Th with his
own and Gen. Quitman's divisions. He
was expected to enter Puebla OH Sun
day, the 10Th
it is supposed the authorities Of the
town will come out TO meet him and es-
cort him in.
All will be glad TO learn that Gen
Shields is mending, though slowly, and
that Gen. p. f. Smith has reported for
duty.
Gen. Scott, is still detained at Jalapa.
THE reasons for his detention are men
toned by MIR. Kendall. 1t will also be-
seen by his letter that Mr.. Trist has ar
rived at the generals headquarters.
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Sugar.
Coffee.

m BAGS ST Domingo, Is bags Cuba, 90
IUbars Rio, 10 bags SumalTa, and bags Ja-
va Coffee, just landed from sloop Rienzi, and
for sale at low prices by -
WILLIAM NEWTON,
Nav 2G. l50 Thames-St.
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BROWNELL'S COOKING RANGE.

NNIiE subscriber has just completed tho in.
Il voDtion ofa now Cooking Range, TO which
ho invites the attention Of tho public. THIS
Range possesses qua tiles for expeditions boiling
and cooking that other ranges do not, and IL
occupies but a small space oi room.
Brownells Cooking Range, has six eight
inch boilers, any two, or four of which, can be
thrown into one, so as to admit Of large boil
or; and il is provided with u set Of ringsso that
any sizo furniture can bo used on II. Its Oven
is large, convenient of access, and having an
upward draft, il bakos evenly with u small
quantity Of fuel.
Ono Of these Ranges is in successful opera.
ton at the store of the subscriber, subject to
tho examination ot tho public, who are invited
to call and take n look at It.
June 3-tf WILLIAM BROWNELL.
NLOUR, in barrels and half barrels, just re
l ceived and for sale by
WILLIAM NEWTON,
June 3. 80 Thames street
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MUSIC.

4 lady, who has haS experience IN
~ teaching. will give instruction on me
PIANO FORTE at the residence of pupils, If
desired. Terms moderate. Enquire at tins
Office. Zap 22.-3mos.
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The Hon. Daniel Webster and family,
returned to New York from their South
ern trip in the steam ship Soulherncr
from Charleston, s. &. Oh Tuesday last.
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"IlOpc never dies"

slope never dies"
The extraordinary virtues of Wistar's BAL
sam of Wild Cherry, in the cure OF pulmonary
complaints, have been altcSlcd by SO many per-
sons, that he who doubts its efficacy must be in
truth a very sceptic. A remarkable cure Of
Consumption has recently been effected by this
medicine in the town of Chatham, in this coun.
ty, and which was related to uS by DR.. Her
rick, an eminent physician Of that town TO
whom we have permission to refer. young
lady who had long laboled under an affection OF
the lungs, and who had been under the care OF
several physicians without expel lcncing any
relief, was considered by her friends as beyond
the reach of medicine, and she was informed
| by her medical attendant that snc must die. All
her own prcmonilionS, also, pointed to the
grave. Fortunately she was induced To send
to the Kinderhook bookstore for bottle of
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
as a last resort in her critical situation. BE-
fore It's contents were exhausted, the young
lady experienced great relei, and two more
bottles were successfully procured and admin
i>iered. She IS now happy in the restoration
oi health, and blcSScs the day when she first re-
Norled to The use Of this healing Balsam.
| None genuine, unless signed | BUTTS on
thrwrappcr.
For sale by Il. J. TAYLOR, Newport, RI
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&----.-H"a
TO LET, Furnished,
Fer Sale,
T. MumfOrd Seabury,

T. HAVING Just returned from N. York.
Nwould call the attention Of the Ladies TO
his splendid assortment OF Cater Boots OF differ
enl styles and colors Also Misses and Chit
dren's Cater Boots and shoes, together with
the most splendid lot of stock for the manulac-
ture of the same. ever offered m this market,
comprising English and French Kids, French
Morocco of different colors; and beautiulas-
,ortment of French Salins and LaStingS, Toe
CATERS.
Call and examine for yourself at Ne' ITO,
Thames street. May o.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
BELLEVUE HOUSE,
NewpOrt, n. I.

TNHIS pleasant location and desirable Sum.
Il mer Boarding House, at Newport, Rhode
Island, will be opened for the season this day,
June LIST; and the Propretors take this method
ofexpreSsing their thanks for the liberal sup
port and favor they have heretofore received,
and now have the pleasure to inform their for.
mer patrons, and all who are anticipating a visit
TO this cool and pleasant Island, during the Sum.
mer months, that this House combines, in its
location, extent, and general appearance, all
tha, can be desired. Since the last season, the
interior Of the House has been fitted up in a
chaste and beautiful style, and thoroughly pre-.
pared for the reception of company. Every at
iention will be paid to the comfoIt of Visitors.
and the Tables will be furnished with the best
the season affords.
~ b. A permanent line Of boats is now es-
tabished between this place and New York, 50
that the facilities Tor getting here are better
than they ever before have been.
HAZARD ~ ARMSTRONG.
Newport, June LIST. lSi7.
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Wistar,s RaIsnm OF wild Cherry.

Read the following voluntary tribute to
WlSTAR'S BALSAM. from the Undertook
N. Y. Sentinel, dated July g. 1915:
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For Sale,

10 SHARES stock in Newport Exchange
lCBank; apply al the Bank. .',.E~.
Newport, June Sd.
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"WhiIe there is Life there is Hope.

Instances like the following are almost of
daily occurrence, and render superfuous all
farther comment upon the efficacy of Wistar's
BalSam.
Poughkccpsie, N. Y, Sept Is, 1915.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle:
Dear Sir, The character of Wistars Balsam
of Wild Cherry is so well established throughout
the country, and especially in the state of New
York, that any further testimony would seem
to be unnecessary. Yet have derived so much
advantage from it, that am happy to commu-
nicate through you tothe sick and afflicted, what
it has done for me, and consider it privilege
and duty to do so. have been troubled with
weak lungs four years had cough more or
less every winter. was confined to the house
III last winter with severe cough, pain in the
side and breast raised blood several times
consulted physician. but have never taken
any medicine which has done me so much good
wistar's Balsam OF wild Cherry.
! consider it .he best medicine in the world
for Coughs Colds, and Pulmonary complaints.
WILLIAM b. SWARTS.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on
tho wrapper. The genuine is for sale by X. }.
TAYLOR, Newport.
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Jules nAUEL'S celebrated Vegetable
ID Liquid Hair Dye, Tor sale by
&. q. & IIAZiRD.
81. ThamcsslIcet.
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Chemical Olive soap.

4 VERY superior article Just received and
Afor sale by WILLIAM NEW ioNr
NAV 81. $50, Thames-StrecE
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The anniversary of st. John. the
Baptist, will be celebrated by the Ma.
sous, in Warren on the 2lth.
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&l.ln2 81.

Mn EDIToR-l call the attention of the
Board of Health of this Town to the fact, that
the Ship Ferer is now prevailing to great cx-
tent in New York and Boston among cmigrants,
and the authorities of these cities push these
cmigrants into the places most accessible as
fast as possiblc-that from one to two hundred
,,migrants direct from Ireland are expected in
this Topn in the course of this month. The
necessity of adopting such measures as will
prevent the appearance, and spread OF tins con-
tagious disease among us, is evidenced by the
following -
DISTRESSING CASE OF SHIP FEvER.-We
regret to learn that the family of Mr.. Mead, OF
Duanesburgh, Schenectady county, has been
severe sufferers by accidental introduction Of
this disease into their house. We understand
that a party of emigrants, proceeding on foot
along Cherry Valley turnpike, and passing the
house of Mr.. Mead, one of the party, an elder
ly person, was observed TO be very unwcll.-
The paay was asked by some Of the members
of MIR. Mead's family to remain over night,
and having been served to an evening meal,
slept in an out-bullding adjoining the house.
On the following day, one OF MIR. Mead's faml-
ly was taken sick, and the sickness pronounc-
ed by their medical attendant to be ship fever,
under which disease they learned the sick em-
igrant was aboring. The disease spread to
other members of the family, and yesterday
morning our informant learned that three were
dead, and n fourth was so seriously unwell that
recovery was hopeless.
Thus have three, and perhaps four members
ofa highly respectable Quaker family fallen
victims To a disease introduced INTO their house
unwittngly, by individuals upon whom they
were bestowing the Offices of the good Samar-
tan, Verify, the ways Of Providence are in
scrutable. ALBANY .lgus, Of 3Ist.
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Ten Presidents have been elected in
Mexico within the last eighteen months.
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P.urrRs.-Thc number of paupcrs at pres
ent IN the House of Industry, is not far iron
9 ght hundred, many Of whom are suffering
from ship. fever Boston Journal.
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The Fairest Testimony on Record

$50 600 in other towns and villages IN tins
State, making in all l9i. 900 ladies, besides
very large majority OF the gentlemen popula-
ton who are true advocates and regular patrons
of that very excellent Toilet Emoient,
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TIE DIFFICULTY WITH BR AZII-rTS
SATISFACTORY ADJI SrMENr

The New York Herald, Of Sunday, makes the follow
ny sta emen. quite with the foue having authority
We have great satsiactl informing our readers
that the nnur innate and deeply to be regretted disagree
ment that took place between the American minister at
RIO de Janerl and the Brazilian government has been
adjusted satisfactorily and IN manner highly honorable
To both governments. The dispatches, containing the
terms Of adjustment. will. informed. be sent to
Bnz III the | ; store ship Southampton, in day or
two"
Inc Herald informs MS this happy consummation was
fl cied lrlugh friendly neg atlons between Mr. James
Buchanan. aud the chevaier Jas cr jose de Lisbon the
brazilian minister AT Washington. As there is nothing
npr bahe IN the statement, and such things have fire.
quently leaked before are not prepared 10 dshe
heVe H. notwithstanding the singular quarter from which
II originates.
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Observation-Disclosures BOSTON

ang of villains ruke into ;he st re of Messrs Currei
e lIut, Jewellers in Boston, between SATURDAY and
Il 4nday morning, and swe II Of every hing of value
The iron safe wish three doors broken open and red
ctis valuable conens, aud nothing lett the pr M
ISIS worth carrying away The loss in gods estimated
al a5UO and 500 IN cash. The rugues II seems wen,
t. wJrh deliberately as # they taking account Of
stock. They entered through The cellar window on
Saturday evening. ard were all Sunday employed and
bad Their inhchon with them 1t was col aud da
r1g rIbbery and ctr 9TH ers must keep sharp look out
f.f ihem II IS feared they may have gone England in
the steamer Hberna, which sailed from b, stnn on
Mgnday. The b st n Times extra gives he FLOWING
par iculars:-l he safe cased with heavy bars o,
i'nhad three ding doors all protected in like manner
An entrance c,ud have been secured / five ,cks
had been penetrated and broken through The rogue
inu have worked with ANY iron bars and other OILS
for the plates and bsrs Of the safe were literally riwe
.n and here was much hard boring about tie ccks AL
lie nee' valuable gold s. ec'ac!es. eyeaase4A. Sc =
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n g 4 20 wfre st.en, silver forks and 20 NJ,
a o tiny ~ SO s. . mancy, and SINE 30 vads
Il Naahfs. ar ehaf e'es-wh oh med not L. men-
a n oets t. rgues. m uytrhsung the iewel
II. which lay IN The safe IN missed valuable
articles. and dism5nd pm psrtleular. which was
warih SITS. Their object was 10 take the vaus
10 and least bulky ARTICLES The larre safe frner
" Owned by Mr. John b JONES, Jrweer. and VS. man
uiacuFed IN \. York by ID. G. Spencer II thai,
tasrs little SAT ty sef all N the means
preserving properly. tn. robbers have secured an
entranr By cellar window WHICH let into The coal and
furas q lsr and communicated with the CELLAR where
the safe was situated. They seemed 10 have worked
VERY mu n Al their ease
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.srtY me Il he " h4a. ,t..,l Il and ff tbs action
the mon l f,sfe.s tIn rs De-. r,- ef ..Itef4a, IN,
~. rtir -, and h4t~hsf, # tha ue,,~,n tr.ts Whit
s,y If the ,,,r II In, NANNY n lha, i,.ly3
Nbs, na.iye could have inducsd the .s..s- IN Con-
o In this cherished ut1,,.t Ut their own leaders
to rrf =. Il. Thor own F,etpye aid winch he had
ierl4r,J l. - md sprHsa,lel They were bound bs all
b.ff Marty Attachments and indeed BIZ every CONSIDER
all5n IN ppJr, The administrator hch they lad ri G
-ea They had placed il in p,ver and were bound 10
when the trial came. they refused 10 uphold them -
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In CHANCERy.

.uesss Henry T. uormm aai Dqn.y c. .u.ormu
as Erecato's q Henry .Nounat decd, and IN their
ocn rights, Eh:abett Norman James DAtpd an !
Lucy C. hs"f3, John j. Norman, 7homy DMri
ana .hny IL ms !rfe, ZacLaial .Uoornpun, H,1iam
'i mae ", "d L"cy T. ms wts, Henry Boiling
nmsn P,rccH, aud Maria Purcell:
Akf notice. that shall on TIE Both dayof February,
1871. at the Court House. in the town of Russell
vile, county OF Franklin, and State of Alabama take the
deposlilons Of William Lucas and Bonapae Garland to
e read as evidence ON the trial of suit depending the
.neul' superior Iturt OF Law and Chancery t5r the
county Of Campbell in the State Of Virginia wherein
am Planiifi and you are defendants Should the said
utp SitlonS from any cause. be taken on the day
above designated they will be taken ON the 9th day f
e'rnary ~ at the same place a hove appointed
Sarah Cathar'ne Elizabeth Christian Jones,
an lniant uAder the age Of II years who sues
by Rciard e. Brown her next friend
Jan. lS-wIw
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GRl.Al MEN

1t a remarkable Let hat few Of the first class
Amercan Statesmen attain the highest houos { lral
r1nk II We lopk al oiier countries. had then frs
1,a connected with h. Administration Of public ali>
esy shat We vii a. h lhe cars", ~ I've admitted o.,
great aust riune, tia tho office Of President requrn
II It's ficeai aud hiu exercise the rsl talents 4 tie
n, 3 ~ often filled y pitt clans icraf ealihr ard
al ste Iul Trusts. Il the greatest magnitude ave
= # quenily nhdeo 10 commonplace hands
We mly mention NAMES as Examples of tn,
remar>. HENRY CLAY Is statesman and ural
~ o g tim' Is * " de b. - ~ DANIEL WEB
SlER Is another oi tie giants which on country h
II dufcd ard his eli sal int lrci is prea ohc'
ii 81 .irition IN England As IN America JOHN {.
lALhJiN possesses JUS ~ an European as well as
1er repu ailun for al,n u thu highest OF Ter
isttte f 81 # .hsse Is IN private Iii. Nj j X Pua
iat y been a 'cied over his heal Tho other two ri
her whom. ia point of intellect, would grace the lof
Isl station earth, III the senate while polL Is
Pc dent, and such men he Marcy, Johls H. " alk,r
&, s, IN the Cabinet.
~ with the supreme Court, What is il naw1-On
Nh1n has the mand Of Marshall Of Story fallen p
/ ey have succe sofs, except in Office Yet then,
are numbers Of lawyers IN private lite VIII nam viii
readily occur 10 every reader, who would adufn the
eneh upcn which Marshall and Story w,re once scat,d
My IS III 81
Nay MT attribute much Of the evil with which the
H9onry is now menacsd to the election Of inferior men It,
pac S i over and resp1 sbllity Ii The Bllt
~ Convention had sought tie test alent If II, DIR
t'fr the Presidential char, would not many OF out
gu difficulties have been M re easily and crrdi,.
adjusted Would we not have been saved a | NO
ID harlssng controversy With England from which
escaped at last only by resguinn our extreme
lrrens uns That Convention had wide field fr srlec
ton first and foremost was Cahoun--neN in intel
leeiual quail fcations. Van hucn and VI r,phi.-,h,p
Cas-. aud Beulon then Woodbury.. Sc, lut the Con.
seniiDn pass d by and below all these.
We tiust t. isficd with the experiment and
VIII ts results upon the interests AMI reputation Of The
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vi. CO.NCER.N.

p,IF S..rhcrs associated thems.ve. under the hru
and .t,le II M,DANIEL h LEE Tor the purpose Of con
acting h place general ''rocey commission and or
,,.,ltay Business. liberal adv made produce
hand All sales guaranteed and cashed when required
Ths uressnt admits o Mcdaniel dev OtnE
HI. time and attention particularly TO the Commission and ~
aIing Business. and having had experience Of - year.
Nth preference such business, respectfully solicit tho
airaas the friend. o the late concerns Of Mel'snic
NJ skIe sud Lee Roberts and tn, public generally, upor
Nh. as ma ace u strict attention 10 business
TIM location !. both the Canal and on MIN Street
y Tragago charged tn any case
Their HOUSE MAN street - the granite front build
ing ne,t door u Mssss Bryant Tins.ey..
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL.
JSO b. LEE