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b v the inmates Of some of The houses O! pros
titulion which have been established here dur
ing the fashionable season

Immediately upon the arrival of the L. S.
Sloop-ofwar Gerhanto~ on Sunday, Com.
mander Lowndes, received directions to sail
again without delay, under sealed orders.
We are informed that the Gel mantown il.
ordered TO intercept aud search all American
vessels which may have on hoard men and
arms Intended for the reported invasion of the
Island ofCuba. Subsequently she is 10 cruise
on thai coast, until some other vessel be or
dered to relieve her. This movement is in
connection with the anticipated sailing OF sew
era vessels from New York, which ale Known
10 the government as having been engaged ty
the Cuban invaders, The Germantown hav-
ing just returned from cruise, is Of course
all ready for the voyage. Her term of duty
will undoubtedly ne very 81 ori, as her officers
and crew have already performed the ordinary
cruse.-B Boston HeraH.
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ksoTfER.-Tho bark Powhat,an, % 6 tons,

ENoTHER The bark Powhat,an, % 6 tons,
William NJ WILDER, master, sailed yesterday,
for San Francisco, on a whaling, mining and
trading voyage, with provisions for 80 months,
and is we'll Offered and manned The p.
has on bond about 500 bbls. oil casks, 1 two
story frame house ga by 40 feeD complete,
about so, 900 feet assorted lumber, %, ,OOe
shingles, i6 900 bricks, 6 boats, &c, &c
The company consist Of the following persons
Vim. M. WILDER, Of Dartmouth. captain
Isaiah +. Mendell, Of New Bedford, mate
VIM. Christopher, Of Staten Island, I'd ms,e;
David d. Swain I'd, Of Nantucket, Sd mate
Giles s Clifford, VIM. }. Phillips, William r;
Sherman, VIM. II. Nickerson, Of Dartmouth
Charles M Ray, Lswreace Mackin, Of Nan.
tucket Thomas w. Bush. Edmund Flynn,
OF New Bedford Henry Dexter, Of Roches.
ter Israel +. Lake. Jr., Of Newport WIN
II. Marshall, Of Mendon--l6. Success g
with them. Burr 4 Smith, agents Warren
Star.
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DI ED

In this town, on the 2lsl inst, Mr.. Henry IL.
iIamroelt aged 81 y,ars.
In Providence on Saturday last, Mrs. Abby
G., wife of Mr. John Johnson, in the 56lh year
OF her age; Mrs. Mary Field, widow of Lemuel
Field, Jr goth, Abner Trip, in the 7Sh year
Of his age; 2lst Mrs. Elizabeth r., wife OF Mr.
Geo. I. Bowen, and daughter Of The late Mr.
Jacob b. Gould, IN The 9th year of her age -
22d, Cyrus Butler, in the S3d year of his age
10Th, MIR Samuel Bissell, son Of John Bisse !,
of Coventry, aged so years 22h, Richard NJ T.,
eldest son of The late Ricnard NJ. Field aged 80
years.
At East Greenwich, on the 10Th inst, Elder
Pardon Tillnghast, aged 70 wears and mos
At Boston on the 22d, Mr.. David Thatcher,
fornerly merchant of this place, aud for the
last four years Inspector in the Custom House
at Boston.
On Sunday last, Ann Greenman, widow OF
the lae. William Greennan, in the S3d year o
her ave
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RECEIPT FOR LADIES DREss.-Lei your;
earrings be Attention, encircled by pearls Of
Rehnement-.he diamonds Of your neckla CO
Truth, and the chain Of Charity ornsmen,ed
with the pearl, Of Gen,leness-your finger
rings Affection, Sc, round with diamonds Of
Indus,ry-your girdie Simplicity, with Tas.
'os of Good Humor-your thicker gar5 Of
Virtue, and your drapery Of Politeness--your
.hoes Wisdom, secured by strings Of Tsrse-
vsrence.
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G1There Is no aba,emen, 10 ,be au,r


"There Is no abatement to the outrageous
nuisance OF mems ba'hng on The Beach, in the
afternoon, in a state Of nudity, while ladie,
are waking ard riding in every direction -
There are appropriate times for men to ba,ho,
when they will not be interrupted, and there
viii be no violauon Of the rules OF Iccency -
Hardly day passes tina, we do moi. have com.
plants, with srgen, requests TO call the atien-
,ion OF the proper seshoritcs 10 the matter
We have called and called in vain, and il is
like calling spirits from the va.ty deep, but
there 10 no response to the calls. Those who
ba,be cnder such circumstances are mere loaf
ers, Of course, they have no regard for dccen-
cy: il the authorities will not suppress such
abuses, the hes, smody is for some gentleman,
whose ladies are thus insulted, TO give one OF
these fellows good cow-hdng on the spot,
and 1t would have a very salu,ary effect u
s only few days since that two women were
bathing there in the same way, and exposing
their persons 10 passers by they were roba'
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From Tic Cher0tec COnn,ry.

Georgia, Feb. IL, 1913.
Opinion Of DR.. j. n. RandaH on The merit of
Wtstar' Batsam IF Wdd Ctrry.
VIZ have been induced in consequence of
the benefits received from this medicine, to add
our testimony in favor ofits extraordinary heal.
ing properties. We take great pleasure in sta
tins, that We have frequently used il ourselves
and administered it to others during the past
year, in cases Of obstinate coughs, colds. 4 ore
ness of tile chest, &c and always with the
most happy results We therefore cheerfuly
recommend to all afflicted with the above dis
ase, to try the Balsam OF Wild Cherry. - Ma.
rieta Ueitcon.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
- For sale by RI. TAILOR, Newport.
Aug. %.
\ CONSUMPTION There il, perhaps, no dis
" ease with which our country is affected
which sweeps eff annually 80 many victims as
that fell destroyer Of the humsn race-Copsump
ton. Day ai."r day, year a itrr year the insaiate
monster hurries 10 the portals of the cold and 81
lent tomb fresh added victims to its corquest-
No walk OF life is sacred from its blnl ing innu-
ence. No age is exempt from It's death dealing
shafts. The old, tho middle-agcI, and the
young, all like, are food for this common enemy
ofm,nkind. The whte-harcJ Pat riarch, who's
life of temperance has rendered his syste IN i'm
pcrvious to the attacks of other Ills and who's
deeds prepared him for the enjoymcn;s Of ife
AIN evening, finds Consumption f, stem its
angs upon its vitals, and tearing him from a
world ever bright to minds which look compa-
Gently on days well spent
! Is there no help for tho afflicted Nc preven-
tative Of the dangers which besct us in our
changcable and fickle cline We think there
is, Wisters Balsam OF Wild Cheny is offered to
suffering world as such.
Its true value, cnd Intrinsic excellence are
sufficient.
Watt on to fame
the name ofis inventor, as benefactor Of species
None is genuine unless signed BUTTS on
the wrapper. X. J. TAYLOR,
! inly2J.
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CoScEuHvF.-A clergymsn Of the Univer.
sslist determination, was accused, while in
Lowell, Of 'vIofehrly dragging his wife from
a revival meeting, and compelling her to &c
home with him. lie replied as follows;
!. l have never attempted to influence my
wife in her views, nor her choice Of a meeting
2. My wife has not attended one Of tho fe
sSival meetings in Lowell.
,. have not attended even one Of those
smoetings for any purpose whatever.
4. Neither my wife, nor myself, have any
inclination TO attend those meetings.
s. hare no wije
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MARRIED

On Monday evening Aug. 90. by tie Rev.
Henry Jackson Boz jamin Oman, Jf., and Har-
riet Dunwcll, both of this town.
In this town, on Sunday evening last, by tho
Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Nicholas w. Marsh, to Miss
Mary E. second daughter of Gen. G. Burdrck.
In Providence on the 22d inst, by Rev J. p.
Tustin, Wingate Hayes, Esq, TO Miss Abby Ma.
ria, second daughter OF Mr.. Charles l. Bowler,
both OF Providence
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Observation-Disclosures Of Me most dishinguiaied
Professors and Physicians, as 10 the r0iue of
DR.. COKBETTS SHAKER SYRUP OF
SARSAPARILLA
UigkIg Concenfrafcd

The Syrup is composed Of the most active and
accredited IL rgredient. of The Vegetable King
dom, Ms Iccogpi.ed by the ablcst DIspensatorie.
Of the day, Their virtues are eShacicd when
The vegetable. plants are afforded in their most
vigorous condition these are then brought To
the highest degree of concen ration, hv chemlca |
processes, approved ty the ablcst Physicians and
Chemists in the county. Thus ia their intro
duciion into the stomach sparing It's delicate
and sensitive arrangement from all tho,e iHju
rious results sure TO proceed from tho introduc-
ton OF super abu ndant iguid..
The celebrated DIR Vhs;cher Of Plymouth
Mass, publisher OF Thntchers Dispensatory
says, "In introducing acdIc mes into the ston-
ach, seek concentration and avoid dilption one
may ensure cure the other will produce evil
Syrup is prepared strictly on this principle
Reference TO such names as
T. RL'enslee, NJ ID, Professor BrunswicklCol.
lege Me. Dixi Crosby, N D, Professor of Dart
goulh College n II. f. E Phelps, Professor Ma
eiia VI edica n II. Parker CIeav vsland, NJ ID,
Professor Chemistry, &c, Me, wall be a sniff -
cient guaranty OF the virtues of this medicine,
without enulperation Of other names.
In diseases Of the Blood Liver Complaint,
Consumption, &c, il stands pre.eminently un-
rvalled.
Sold by the Propr etors and their ,pooinled
Agents thI Ioughout the United States. ,,.
EDWARD BRlNLEY & CO,
Sole froprietors, Boston.
X. Il. HAZARD, Agent, Newport
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"Wednesday Aug. 20.

The OCEAN HousE-The Newport Nervs
copies the letter recently published IN the Mr.
ror, finding faul. with the way they do things
at the " Ocean" together with our editorial
comments, and puts forth the following rejoin.
der. In regard TO the editors surprise at our
admission Of an attack on the 9. Ocean House
into our columns, we have only to say that we
. allow all respectable and 'esponsiblo cores.
pondents the % largest liberty" Tho Mirror
is always open to well written structures upon
everybody and everything, with tuo exceptions
only and il Col. Cransion wishes 10 know
what these two tabooed subjects are, We wlF
whisper them under his Hyperion curls"
when next we mcet.-N. Y. Mirror
Thank you, Col. Fuller, we Away, knew
tou to be man of taste, and we shall listen
with pleasure to those two forbidden themes
they unqucstionabiy refer to the ladies.
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.

From its. having almost always baflled the
most skilful medical treatment, has very justly
been termed the "Opprobium OF Physicians y
and, until within few years, been generally
consideled incursbc, although many medical
men ofthe highest standing, among whom we
may mention Laenrcc and his friend Bayle--
both distinguished authors, ADM, that this
much dreadful disease may he cured, even in
Is advanced stages, when the lungs are not
completely disorganized. The remedy which
we now offer, Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
for the cure of this d sease, net only emanates
from regular Physician, but has also been well
tested in all the complaints for which It is re-
commended. A Physician in Maine says
have recommended the use Of Or. w istar's Ral
sam of Wild Cherry for diseases of the lungs,
for two years past, and many bottles to my
knowledge have been used by my patients, all
with beneficial results In two cases, where IL
was though, confirmed consumption had takon
place, the Wild Cherry effected cure.
T.. BOYDEN, Physician AT Exeter Corner.
None genuine unless signed J. BUTTS on
tho wrapper.
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For Sale

THEFARM, formerly,he .rss.isuce Of RK.
L Randolph, Esq, Of about 100 acres, silua-
ted in Middletowp, ~ miles from Newport, be-
tween the East and West Roads. with COM
Gorab dwelling house, large barn and crib, an
orchar d, 10 acres Of Woodland the whole
farm sellwsieHd Al so
A Farm in Tiverion of about % acres for
merly the rropert, OF Weston Hicks, Esq, with
r dwelling house, situated about an equal dis
tonce fl ON the Stone Bridge and Fail River.
Also, q dwelling house on Broad Street in
this town. containing twelve finished rooms
with good Well and CistoIn and large garden
in the rear. f., a., -
The property as above described viii be sold
on application toihe subgcffber-and posses.
sion given immediately ~
ANNE N. RANDOLPH.
Exccdtru OF The last will Of
Aug R. L. RANDOLPH, Decd.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.
ToMrn Street Boarding House at
Auction.

~ The 30th Of Aug, lSi9 by virtue Of IN,
Oanthority granted 10 me by the Hon Court
Of Probate OF the Town Of Newport, will be sold
at Public Auction, io close a deceased cState
on Thursday, Aug. 3Oth. 1919, at u o'clock.
IN, on the premises. Tie vel known Tonro
Street .Boa ding House npd estate. late the
property uf and long occupied by the late
Charles Whitfield, dec, Said Lot fro1ing on
Touro street, measures is2 feet, from front 10
rear. $50 feet The house is four stories high,
80 ,eet front and so feet from from: to rear,
wi,a one wing is # by 80 feet, and one Is fl b.,
10 feet both TWO storLes high, containing so
rooms snd is capable OF accommodating 100
boarders Connected with the house are am
PIE oui-ki:chens servants rooms, ,cisicrus &c
&C. Also, on the same lot is a new one story
cottage. well built and measuring Sc l-2 fee
front aud 20 feet deep, capable OF being con
vered into nice dwelling house at SIN all eIt
pcnse. This large establishment, although no
equal to our modern Fashionable Hote!s-sii is.
in good repair and can lie TGoe TO posse-s zN tie
comforts an advantages n.cerSary 10 ensurra far
patronage ond furnishes a good opportunity fer
any one disposed 10 embark in this business
Also, Immediately after, the Lot and commo-
dous Stable on the opposite eide 81 the street,
now and always occupied b. Em. G. Tenant
Said Lot measures sc iec. front on, Touro street
and l35 feet TO the rear on Barney strtat. The
Stable ir 35 feet wide and 81 l-2 feet long, two
full stories high, good Substa n;ial frame and
well btllt, urnshcd with carriage sheds, good
water &e.
| Also, all tho right, tide and intsrcst OF tho
sidlale Charlie. Whitfield, deed, IN the we'll
Tnosn House and Lots, directly opposite the
,houto llouss-con,isting in ono undivided
tslf part Of tho whole of said Homestead E.-
a,e-subject to deeA, of conveyance from ,h.
aforesaid Charles WhithelJ; of ell his right
It'll. and interest TO his sister Elizabeth b Per
iry-durina tho term Of hor life-said lots wi
measure about 2o4 feet on Touro stree, and
running back about 344 fact. ..-.
\ ANY one desirous OF further information OF
wishing 20 sxamins the property can do go on
any time by application 10. the adm .trsior =
A more particular descriptions, Term, Of sn's
and time Of possession given s;ias sale.
\ Nm e. COZZENs. Admir-.
\ July 20. No. ~ Thsmr. street;
/ The Boarding House above offered for sale, j,
now occupied and every room fully I-lpp'ed
with Furniture--w hieh will he offered for sale
with the House. If desired BY the purchaser at a
very low p ice, said Furniture hs Ting been in
ventorird by AppIsise:s sppeInted by Law, car
he sold cheap, aid f1rni,hrs an al di liorsl II
duce -nent &c urchasr the Nov.lS il can in,
this way nc iuraishcd At lees ha half what Z.
! would cost to furnish H. anew; any insormslior
will he given on cIplieaiios TO
July3o wM..C. CozZENs.
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DIXON IS ELECTED.

1t affords US great pleasure to announce the
election Of Nathan F. Dixon in the Western
Congressional District, by large majority
The election was severely contested. and every
effort was mads by the Loco Focos and Free
Soilers to secure the District; but our friends
aroused at last, and have honorcd themselves
and discharged their duty 10 the party
throughout tho cnnrlry!
The following are the ro,urrs - obtained
by the Providence Journal, and kindly fur.
Dished US by Capt. Gilbert Woolsey, Of the
steamer Perry -
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VUNItE Trustees of the Fiske Fund, consist
a ing OF the PRESIDENT and Two Vice Pres,-
dents Of the Rhode. Island Medical society
viz: 8. augustus Arnold, ~. ID. Of Prov
dcnce. Geo, Capron,. NJ. ID. OF Prov idencc, and
Hiram Allan, NJ ID Of Cumberland, OF The and
nral meeting OF The, Socisty, held Jane "a, 1889.
announced that Tie prsmium Of Fifty. Dollar,
offered 10y them in i8iS f3r the best dissertation
on the subject Of ti rt
ship Esper, so ealled, its history, nc and Tie
best mode of treatment, ..F.';
Had been awarded to the author Of he Jis,or.
tation bchring the motto
.... PER ARDUA'
And upon breaking the seal Of The accompany
ng packet, they learn that the successful compe-
tor was iienr y Grafton Clark, NJ. d., Of Bos-
on. l.i
They propose the following suhjccs Gr lsi9 :
ISt. TIL, History ofMedical Delusions Of the
present and former Tines.
I'd. hsia'r Cholera, its history, nature and
beat MODE ol treatment.
For the best JjSs ssrta,ion on each oi these sub
ltcis the Irlsiees will pay the sum Of hftt dol
ar% a.
DD,etlstS "a, xnn a motto written bcrcupon,
md also accompanied nv scaled packet having
he SANG motto written upon the ou'si1f, and tie
hofs name and place o. rcsidsnceii henlE W
II te ircnsmittcd, ffee of Of expense. 10 pbs
of the Trustees, on or before the frs, Wedne
DAY in Nay. ...
The letters accompanying the unsuccessful
dissertations will be destroyed by Me Trustees
unopened, and the dissertations may be procured
by their respective suihors from the Trustee 20
whcm they were directed, IL application may be
made therefor within three months,
By order Of the Trustees,
THOMAS H. WEBB, Sec'ry-
" fconvenient, the dissertations may be sddres-
ed 10 Thomas ~. Webb, Secretary OF the Fi.te
Fund Trustees, Boston. Aur2
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Thursday Aug. 80.

SKETCH OF KossuTH, THE HUSoARIAs
LrADER.-He looked paler and more suffering
than usual. A glass of medicine stood at his
side, from which he tasted from time to time,
as If il was The means Of keeping up his ply
sical existence. Indeed, though have often
worked at his side ffom early in the morning,
till late at night, do not remember having
seen him stop to take any nourishment except
his mixture, and though he sometimes eats,
can assure you, that the amour, of food which
he consumes, is hardly enough to keep young
child from starving. One might alnost say
that the physical part Of him, has no longer
IN evidence Of its own the man is nothing
but spiritual energy, for, il it were not so, the
perishing sickly hull would long since have
been dissolved; in spite Of al the wisdom Of
the physicians. He will not be sick, and he
is not. Gfea! as are his bodily infirrniiiies and
suffering, he is stroGg ind undefa,igahe, His
spiritual resources, his will, his enthusiasm,
endowed him with the powers Of a giant, al
though his physical strength is not more than
that Of boy Of six years. He bids defiance
TO death that threatens him III SO many differ
ens msladies his spirit keeps the body alive.
How long can This Hero of the Nineteenth
Centuty-thls gdids Of odr Fatherlahd amid
The foes that surround it--how lohg can his
spri, sustain the contest that it ever carries Gin
with The little physical NATURE that is attached
to ii Ny frierd, if beyond the ocean, in the
tree and happy America, there are men who
feel sympathy for our good cause, who desire
the success Of our efforts do no, ask their
prayers 50 much for the ,riumphs of the Mag
yars as for the life of Kossu'h; for Hungary
cannot be conquered, so long as this incom-
prehensible being, whose name is Kossuth, is
spared, though Russians and Austrians enter
the country by myriads, and though thousands
of our brethren fall as sacrifices of Freedom
He is th' image of Liberty, Equality and Fra
ternity; he is the incarna,e spirit of Justice !;
he is the Washington Of CORES
pondent Of the Tribune.
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onIe froprletors, BoSton.
II. r. HAZARD, Agent, Newport,
As tho sp. Ing returns guard your Health
by using

As tho sp. Ing returns guard your HeaIE
by using
d.. Corbeu's Shaker' COMPOUND Concentrated
SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA.
This medicine has proved to be most valuable
in the following diseases Chronic inflammation
OF tho digestive Organs, Dyspepsia or Indiges
ion, Janndice, Weakness and SourneSs Of the
tomacR Rheumati SIN and Salt Rheum, Func-
ionaI disorder Of the Liver, Chronic Efuptions
of ,he Skin, ana all Scrufulous Diseases. Also
it is found to be an invaluable remedy for the
Erysipelas, ,,and that dis ressing disorder, the
Asthma. II has proved highly beneficial in
some casea Of Dropsy, Dysentery, Darrhpa.
1t will be found by obSery alton thot many Of
the above disorders, and also that fatal disease
Phthis PulrronafJs, os Consumption, generally
originate in a scfoiulouS state of the system :;
and TO cure such diseases, we must remove the
primary cause 1t will likewise be found III a,
diseases Of the Llyer often oIig mate with per-
sons Of scrofulous habit, and are called liver
complaiDts; but it is a well established fact that
before such liver complaint, can be permanent
ly cured this scrofulous diathesis must be re.
mcved,
| Thai this = tie effect of, this Syrup hun
drcds Of the nost competent judges who Raw !;
been and felt the virtue OF is sanative powe
can bear witness. II is a laxative, diarcctir.
tonic, and greatly Alternative, and Is S6eparec
from the best and most yirtuouS gl;.raivcS cd
the vegetable kingdom, without the addition of
any mineral substance whatever. II is a peri
iectly safe medicine, and may be taken at any
time without regard to weather or exercise.
EDWARD BRINLEY & Co,
Sole proprietor, Boston, Mass
For sale by X. r. HAZARD, Newport.
Aug23,
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QuITI A DIFFERENCE Taylor stated
when a'Chambersbure, Pa, lately, that fly
years ago he passed through there, when a
young officer in the army, and on his way
from Baltimore to Pittsburg, the whole Of
which distance he travelled on foot. Now he
goes as the honorej Pressdsu, Of mighty ns-
tion.
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Brighton Cattle Market.
Thursday. Aug %

W
Al market 900 Boet Cnllle, 1000 Stores, ! |
pairs woaking oxen, 36 Cows and Calves $500
Sheep and Lambs, 1850 Swine.
Prices-Beef Catile-Extrs So; first quality
s. 75i second quality So so; third quality
So; forrth 1915.
Stores 2 years old Sl2 to $l4.
Working Oxen Sales at 62, rs, so and $50.
Cows and Calves@23, %, 80, "a and $50
sheep and Lambs 255, | SO, 10. 9 and 81.
Swinc-4 | 4. Retail to &c. Old Hogs 4c.
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IPWhen woman conceivcs a prejudice
sgainsl man from hearsay, but 10 pleased
with his manners and appearance upon being
unexpectedly introduced into hi, company, her
heart is in Danger for she feels tina, {, he owes
him some remuneration for the injustice she
has done him. Many woman has cordially
hated the n an whom she Afterwards married.
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In the entry OF Queen Victoria to the city o
Dublin, citizen approached the carriage and
exclaimed" Mighty Monarch pardon Smith
O'Brien." The papers do not inform US
wha, the Queen said in reply. Most likely
che SAID nothing. Mercy is an affair Of
State" Bulwer says.
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The undersigned having associited himself
with his Brothers as above, takes this method
of tondcring his thanks 10 his customers for the
very liberal patronage that has heen extended
to him and will be much graifed for con-
slnuance Of the same al the lower store, where
every inducen.ent will he made to CRAFTY their
wishes WILLIAM NEWTON.
NsWport lime % lstJ