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GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY

VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BrrrERS
A sure, speedy and permanent Cure for Dye
pcpsia IN its worst Forms. This medicine
will be found TO cure all complaints arsins
from disorders Of the Stomach and Bowels,
Billiousness, Yellowncss Of SKIN. Liver
complaints, Debility, Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Palpra'ion oi the Hear.
Costivrness, Nc, Sc. Please read the tsI-
lowing certificate:
Read the folio sing fro n N sni imply
sic'an:
The undersigned beng acquainted with
some Of the ingredients of ilutcings' Veg
ctahle Dyspepsia Bhters, and having used il
Tor some time in his practice with every de-
tired effect, he recommends this medicine
srom the certainty ofiis OBJECT, and gives il a
preference over all preparations in medicine
tor that distressing complaint. Wy .pepSia.
4. HARDENBERGH, NJ. D.,
The following certificates from Mr.. Bth.
dy,tne celebrated Daguerreotypist:
Having been aiil ctcd very severely visa
Dyspepsia, together with extreme weakness
IL WIS ivised 10 take Hntchings' Dyspcp,i
hiuers, an have every reason to bcvear
in b." spcriec lv cured me. havesiniflt
To symp oms Of return Of the disease and
HE eve from lie effect il had on me that
WI cure the vtrst cases OF dyspepsia.
NJ. d. BRADY,
M 205 Broadway, NY.
The Proprirto- ofIhiS medicine hasreceiv.
ed many other certificates OF cures. equally
remarkable, ofth various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable :: hut the aho;c
are deemed necessary to safety any unprcj.
udccd mind Of lis value and superiority
above MI ether preparations.
Principal office, l22 Fulton IT., N. Y, up
stairs
Price, 80 cents re,hotte oi chottles for
- 80,
X. II. HAZARD ( co.
A;othrrarrs Hall.
NJvl Agent for Newport.
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION!
zN- IL YEARS OLD.!!!

BLooMirG Grove, Orange Co, ~ Y, July 26, 1850.
To DR. 4. II. CHnlsIir, New York.
Dear Sr-Haying been very severely handled by
rheumatism and other diseases and having been
cured in q most remarkable manner by CHRlSTlES
GALyANIC BELT and FLUID, thought would
give you statement OF my case, for the beneht of
others. ! had the Rheumatism last winter, and my
legs swellod very much. My head was also very
much afflicted, having so severe pain over my cye'
that could scarcely see. At the same time was
troubled by spssms, caused by the pain IN my head
| suppose. Ny hearing had been getting poor for
several years from catarrh, so that in one ear
could scarcely hear at fll Having heard wonderful
accounts Of CHEisrIE's BrLr and FLuip, ! sent to
your store and got them. The Belt was put on, and
the Fluid used as directed, and don't think have
had after the first night using them one minute clear
rheumatism left my body entirely, after wearing
the Belt very short time probably two weeks
Then | put on a Galyan Necklace, and had not
worn 1t two weeks, before my head was perfectly
well My hearing in both ears is entirely restored
the pain all gone, my sight is very good for man
self entirely we'll, having worked through harvest
without the least difficulty. | consider my cure
very remarkable, and therefore do not hesitate TO ro
commend Christie's Galvanic Curatlves to all
persons afflicted rs have been.
Csignedj PHINEAs TUTHILL.
Stat. Of New York, Newburgh, Orange County %.
Phineas Tuthll Of Blooming Grove, Orange County.
y. Y, who is personally known to me as q most re
spectable citizen and worthy Of all confidence being
duly sworn deposes and that the facts set forth
IN the above statement in relation TO his case,
entirely correct and that he In the enjoy
OF good health caused he believes by Christie's
Galyanic Curatives.
rHINEAs TUTHILL.
Sworn before me this 26th day Of June 1850
8. w. EAGER, Justice Of the Peace
fB- No trouble or Inconvenience attends the
OF DR.. CIikISTTE'S S.iLp.iNTC CUR.iTTTES.
and they may be by the most feeble and deli
cate with perfect aud safety. In many cases
the sensation attending their use IS highly p,asoni
aud agrssabis. They ate accompanied by full and
plain dircct ctons Tor use Pamphlets with full par.
ticulars may be obtained gratis, Of the authorised
Agent
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. B,Vs,, Of Coun,,Jsds and Worthless fmitetien'
C. MOREHEAD, NJ. D.,
/ GENERAL AGENT pOR THE UNITED srATfs
IJ2 Broadway. New York.
i slrc by DR. u. u. HAZARD, & 60.
] Authorizcd Agents for
Jan 30. ". NEWPORT, X. I.
DA DwAy'S READY RELIEF, hcsh sup
ar9e e. q. G. IA zABh's.
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4 YE TINES NEWPORT r. MORNING NOVEMBER 2z 1881

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DYE HOUSE FOR SALE

V'HE Dye house, Dwelling hpusc, shop
L dycins apparatus, knowna. the
NEWPORT COUNTY DYE HOUSE
situated Tanner street, is offered fnr sale, cl,nI
"i all incumbranc,s together with the good will %
the same. The proprictor's only object in wish
ing Ia sell it, H. his wish Ia move fton the town
II will lr sold AT low pric" and reasonable
terms; it offers great indurcmcnt t" any one
wishing to engage in the business, ~ it s doing "a
good business which the proprietor will prove To
any one wishing to purchase; for imthcr particu,
Lars apply cn the premises to
nov. %. TIN. JOHN n. CLEGG.
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MANY THOUSAND

from the most intelligent and respectable persons
residing in every portion Of the United States could
be presented. These are now unnecessary but .
numerous selection embracing many statements Of
the most extraordinary character, sufficient to CON
VINCE THE MOST sCEPrlCAL may be had Of the
authorised Agent. The interested are particularly
invited TO cali
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Tur RrvoLuri"N IN NlcARAGrA.-A
rn-seugcr rom Nrarnuu1. by the Dan
IT,! Webster. rel or ' that II battle had
been fought between Gan MunoZ Tie
kndrr al The revolutionary party. aud
the GpvernmenI forces. and HAT the
t,rmcr had been captured ard his al
lrrtn's dispur,rd. Munnz was tuhsc-
qneni'y released, upon promising peace
an.r cnndurt Whi"h promise he had
dated. mnd W,rh l5U Ia lowers. wns
..-i,in IN arms nGa,, II the Guvernmcn'.
-Jtira raph .Hon'"g papers.
FIX rR,oaDINArY SAGAciry " ester
t'"v a.t.ru, on aS thr Morris and Essex
Eailruud iran was returning 10 Newark,
wien UiIhin one mile oi the depot. an
i, lani ans discovered lying or craw'iI z
ou the track. A iarg" Neat uudnni
y be- "nginC to James Bishop, ESQ.
rushed iolward an! .eiz,nI the chiIi
hare Iii II IT, Il place oi safety. lhc locorn"-
,"e ;.iuuet grazing the dog -N,rdih
Mercury ll'h.
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Ono Dcllar's Worth

,I,,v. much CNNCFR-Lryy ruc SNrliiilS-lnw
u,,rh SrEDfl'LN-vill pHc dia5Ts wpIti ut 'hiN )
UIFIEIIR rl7.! R,lI ur folio" lns tialrW.ri, when
Is a -,lrr.iutr Of ~ IuWtI.-
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EI1TSLGY G. coz.

BOSTON, New Nork rhihdclpha Il Y, stern
- bily Ixpsrs-. tlr t'ic cNpc,l,tlun. 'rtasui d.
si,r ot VI rrlHnlil,, Snall Parcels, Sr,cjr rak
Notes g.. and ior the col ,ctiun and Il,lnrut u
Bid, Notr., ia, it, Sc.
OFFICES .--!;u. tun. II State street; New
Nuh, Wall .;,,t. c.tr, BruadoN: rhla
BEL h'a, 50 h"sGr street; Nt' port. 100 hamrs
s'rcti Fall Kvr, Nam .ir,u, (Nlorm Ilole
lvA) r3.
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5000 ERS 8 o N s
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

all ages classes and conditions, among
" HON were a large number Of Ladies, who are pccu
arly subject to Nervous Complaints, have been
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SALT RhEUM,
INTERNAL ~ GERS.

and all impure chronic d,,le' Of he .:vDp. lwal
cured hv IN tNT''s ENTH4C5.
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THE Justly CELEBRATED
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

l. universally acknoy escd to Lc the bes plaster
known.
This Plaster roinpnsri of quite number Ofvcrc'hh
snh,'rrc,. p'ctirry compounded. 1lcrr never ''gu
hnI tine, lver pHst'f nHd' i ihr
v.ruu, rurU'.s ot which P!dsttrs are used IL has no
suJ, re. FOR removing
PAIN, ISTEGNNL INFtANMi1loNS, EHrU-
MATiSN WENENFSS ~ THE SIDE BAtk,
BREAST, STOMACH, &C.,
and when used in
LIVER hND Pulmonary DISEASES
will prove very beneficial to those suii, ias m such
plants.
For further information rcr,rdins thcsr valuable Meil.
cine, ..r lnmpt. So ,c had rf the ui's here testimony
r. ~ the hg.,t quarters w be iuunl among which Ire
ie:crs tloia
Hos NAPs'INiI. r. wII.prr uc,toi Nass.
Hos. AVIS Z. en- i'Rtlllll, ''t7ud, Me.
i'NnCU PATTERSON, tsg. Bus't = Mas"
Carr tIiAS. H. COLE, k.udse. y. H. late Of New
"TriihiW MIRuoCE. JRn r-q. wirrlcndon. Mar
lltA Kl'S~Ll.I. VI. D., Niuct,udor. Mass.
\ EINGsGl ~. ". -, Iu.rle. "
TDkRWIN hBEi.l. " D., Endqr y. II.
Gto. 1FwErT. ". D., r,mf't'n, M1sS.
Rgv. 4. -. ~ RNl!AM Hind 90, y. IL
RFy. kt'EiS lilIbN. irtcrhDro. y. ".
CALEB :. ChRTER. ESQ, rst'snd Ne.
GEn. VI Nc LILLIAN, EsQr DtIuA collector, Sndom
WILLIAM NICHOLS Esq, ToSs.nd, Mass.
For Sale. Wholesale and Retail, M
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

METHODIST CHvRcH.-Agreeably to the
principles OF iinoransy OF the Church. the late Con
ference has designated the change of station for
listers. Rev. d. F. Collins. fthe South Second-st.
Church goes 10 Rye, WoStchcSser and Rev Il. l..
James, of the South Fltth-St Church. TO Bridgeport
Conn. These gentlemen, and indeed. the whole OF
the ministers changing from this city other places
leave many friends behind them Mir Collins IN par
tcular, has been exceedingly active IN every good
word and work, and his departure will be public
loss to WIlhamsburgh. His place will be Suppledby
Rev r. H. LOOMS Rev. b. Creagh takes the place
OF Rev. Mr.. James in the South Ffth-S,., Rev Es
Hobard will ofciaic at the North Fiish-St Church.
and Rev w. e. Hoyt n the GrandSt. Church, Rev.
f. {. Bates AZ Green Point Rev ii. Frosta Bush
wick and Rev. }. Field at Newtown. Designations
have also been made for other places
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THINGS IN HAVANA.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
HAVANA, Monday, May %

Correspondence of The Tribune.
HAVANA, Monday, May %
Messrs Grseley s NcETdt.
The Spanish mail steamer Caledonia, Com
mandor Lieut.. Charles Chacon, arrived on the 2ith
IN % days from Cadlz the Canary Islands and Porto
Rico bringing thirty-elght passengers. She entered
the harbor rather too thoroughly gong with full
head Of steam upon the spur OF the reef projecting
from Regla AT the head of the Bay, where she still
resting herself
This will make case for the " DidriO lie 10 AdrHG"
to make good lis labored argument against the clam
of the Yankee schooner Rorlne, Capt Locke, " with
crew OF only four men," for salvage upon the Span
ish war steamer Colon for, with the help of small
boats and lighters " al nfnitm," m presence of the
royal fleet and the principal dlsnltarles OF the Gov
eminent, and aided by the power OF the steamer PI-
AFRO, somewhat known 10 fame tho Caledonia has
not yet been tugged from the spot.
The 2lth inst, the birthday OF Queen Victoria.
was honored with saluteS from H. b VI war steamer
and from the walls OF the city at meridian, and the
flags of all nations displayed from the shipping IN
port.
The bark Prank Johnson, Brown, was chartered
the last business day of the past week AT E3 for 81
Petersburg direct, closing She sugar carrcrs-not one
vessei remaining disengdged.
Exchange remains on the [. ). At 81 per cent. dis
count although near million Of specie IA Spanish
and Mexican gold and Mexican silver has been drawn
thence by the last steamers.
The Caledonia was relieved from her groundtackle
ON the Regla bar last nght-said not 10 De seriously
damaged. A. ever, . 20.
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l.. l.. referred to by our correspondent, ii
strikes us that their present state may very
fairly be attributed to their general position
in Society, and to the fact that at the time
of their emancipation they or their fathers
had not been properly prepared for their new
condition. We are no believers IN setting
slaves free without educating them for free
dom beforehand And if they are to live
amid depressing circumstances after eman-
cipatlon, the necessity for such training IS
increased ten fold.
But why will the advocates of Slavery
persist in considering the question only with
reference to the negro! Why will they
leave out of view the blasting effect of the
institution upon every other interest of So
ciety? One might suppose, to hear them
talk, that Slavery was vast phllanthroplc
institution for ameliorating the condition of
the blacks. Now we think the arguments
set up on that ground are contemptlbly finn
sy and evaslve, and can never eXtlngulsh
the disgust and horror which every upright
mind naturally feels toward such an institu
ton. But those who hold them to be true,
ought certainly to inquire whether the good
which, in their opinion, Slavery confers on
the blacks is sufficient TO balance the I'M
mense and varied evil it works upon the
whites But they are badly mistaken if they
suppose that philanthropic ideas alone inspire
opposition to Slavery. Why, everything
condemns it, self-interest, self-resPect, Po-
litical economy, morality, statesmanlike
forecast. Nothing is in its favor but the
fact that il exists, and that the public mind
is not enough enlightened to lead the States
in which it is established to provide for Its
removal. But the world moves, no matter
what may be the seeming, and by and by
America will look back on this as on other
denominations, with wonder that they could
ever have found apologists among her sons
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIREs.-On Saturday evening last. about
O'Clock. FIRE broke out IN frame stable on Hicks
Il, between Joralemon and S,aie-sts and WAS rapid.
ly consumed 1t was m the JOINT occupancy OF Pal.
rick MacEntee, Thomas Hay and Peter Mccormick
hacsmen. When the fire va, discovered there were
SIX horses three carriages and A sleigh in the bnjd
ing The animals and one Of the carriages were
saved BY the police, who were promptly upon the
ground shortly after the alarm The entire loss VIII
probably exceed $780, which will weigh heavily upoa
the sufferers, as there was no insurance
Shortly after - O'Clock the same night the ist DIS
tricl police discovered the grocery store Of J. w
Prince $50 Ataniic-St 10 be- on FIRE but extnguisheJ
isbefOte much damage had been done
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE On Satur-
dav evening last As of the Atlantic Ferry boat.
was entering the slip on this side, woman Of re-
srcctabie appearance went 10 the end and deliberate
w threw herself into the River She WAS perceived
bV man in tho employ Of the Railroad company,
who plunged INTO the water, and after much difficulty,
succeeded IN getting her out. when she was placed
INTO carriage and taken home. She Is q married
LADY, and resides IN SackeitSt, but her name and the
probable cause OF her strange proceeding have moi
tranSplred.
STOLEN Properly RECoyERED A war
rant was issued by Justice Ming Saturday last, at
the instance OF a gentleman from Trenton, Ncw-Jer-
sry for the recovery of 4 horse wagon, harness &C.
IN all valued ~ shout s5OO which was alleged had
been stolen nom the above place IN October last and
from information received, were known Ia De IN this
CITY The warrant placed IN the hands Of officers
Snedeker and Applegaic, who found the animal al
tached 10 wagon IN tul;On-St, and the other prop
ery in the possession of several indy3ualSn differ
ent parts OF the City. all Of which were transferred
to the owner, who proceeded 10 Trenton the same
day. The thief Is still al large.
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Jenny Lind's COncert-German Musical Socie-
ties-Geo. Thompson-Marke Stocks. NC.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, June
The seats for Jenny Lnd's Concert to-
morrow night we're sold at auction Yesterday The
premium low from - to rs cents, but nearly all
the seats were thus engaged
The German Musical Societies from your City, on
their way 10 Baltimore We're met by many of their
fellow couutrymen on their arrival here, on Satur-
day, and escorted 10 the place OF departure for Bal
hmOre
Gen Riley and Gen Pcrsifer F Smith are both in
tins city
George Thompson, n. r., was TO have lectured
this afternoon at ArclOss Hall. bat the house was
closed by order of the Marshal Of Police, m antclpa-
tlon of Il public disturbance.
COTTON-Tvo or three small lots Of Upland and New
Orleans changed hands a Coll cents d. on time, Tor OF
dnary fair quality The export i0r FLOUR confines
limited, and few hundred barrels have been disposed
If for shipment AT ~ bbl The sales tor cy consump-
limited within the range Of 8let - for conmD,
snd extra brand, quality RYE FLOUR n m hmlei
demand and 203OO bbls sold AT 81 CORN MEAL steady
at - bbl There II but small amount 81 WHEAT OIL
f0ng and prices steady Al 81 IDOL o. buShe FOR lar
and prime white, and 9S70c for red No further sales d
RYE hayo been reported CORN continues Ia far demand
Tor shipment and 300 bushels Yellow sold at G0c, al
OATS are less active. Sales Al iliic busbol, IN gaI-
Iiy. WHIsKY-IheTe steady demand at PIC FOR hhis
and 2lls22c for barrels
SALES or sTOCKs-First Boqrd-l0 Ky Bank 1857 ,
$4,000 Morris Canal Is. ~ Penn HR. ~. % Reading,
81 200 Allegheny CITY Is, 81 Penn Bank, 49,, lv1
headng 81 200 90, so ~ 49, 5; toydD III SVvuo' ~,
Befoeen Boards -450 Reading, 81 lOg do, sa 20 do.
81 40 do, 81. 100 do, 3li 49,, ,
Secoad Board 81 Penn RR vi Far Mech. s9s do
H. - 100 Reading 81 1872 Lehlgh Int, ~, 100 10 81
u Kentucky b. 1857 - DO 1851 ~ Norrsto"n, tt
Western b. 81 1900 Lehgh lat, 81 ~ oinid' l2i 10"
am Board 80 Reading 81 5000 Lehigh, 81 100 Oh
raId, nj go Reading 3 900 10, 81.
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The Denf and Dumb.

An Act of the Legislature of Missouri,
for the establishment of Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb in that state received the Executive sanction
on the 2sih February last 1t provides for the cree
ton Of a suitable institution near the town of Full
ton, in Galloway Co, and appropuates forty acres
OF land for the site. The Commissioners appointed
to superlntend the management of the Asylum are
Messrs VIM II Baily, Jas. X. Sheely Alfred A.
Ryley, Jas :. Henderson and ChaS. II. Hardin
They are 30 employ suitable superintendent and
teacher qualified TO impart instruction to muteS.-
On satisfactory evidence being furnished to any
County Court IN the State that there are deaf and
dumb persons, between the ages OF ten and thirty
residing IN SAID county and IT, the opinion of the
Court such persons are the proper subjects Of the
charity Of the State the facts are to be certified by
the Clerk Of the Court, and the Commissioners are
then authorized to admit them into the Asylum, and
each inmate so received IS entitled to the sum Of
eighty dollars for each year he she remains in the
institution No one of the benehciarieS to be
titled 10 draw from the State Treasury more than the
sum of s2iO Bonds are to be required of the Com
mssoners IN 5000 each, for the faithful perform
ance of the duties Of their Office two 10 hold Of
fee for two wears and the other three for the term Of
four wears TO be determined by lot. All previous
acts in relation 20 the Education Of the Deaf and
Dumb are repealed, except as to persons now at the
Illinois institution who shall be entitled to eighty
dollars per year
The thirtv-ffh Annual Report Of the American
Asylum for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb at
Hartford Conn-thc Oldest institution of the kind IN
tins country shows that the number Of pupils during
the past year was 20l. These were divided into
eleven classes in the school and FIVE classes IN the
manual departments The number OF teachers Is
twelve One death only occurred during the year
The financial condition OF the Institution Is prosper
Gus and number of valuable additions and improve
ments have been made since the last report.
The Virginia Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind situated in the town Of Siaunton Va Is repre-
scented as IN a most fouushng condition. Il IS hber-
ally endowed and supported by the State.
The Executive Committee appointed Al the FIRST
Convention of American Instructors Of the Deaf and
Dumb, held IN tins city in the month of August last,
have decided that the next Convention shall be held
at the American Asylum IN Hartford on "Wednesday,
August q It's sessions viii probably extend through
the week and highly profitable results are anuclpa-
ted from It's deliberations.