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RLAcKCM/THNG.

undersigned wishes inform his friends and the
public at large that he has takenthe well known stnha'
lie The r,tr ofNghlmans Wagon shop where no INTENDS
carving IN the Black smithingn at% brancis
70 Iar.ashning attended TO with extra care Those
In his line will ndit TOR their lntcrestto
givs him u ali. Charges moderate - ,-.-,,
sept. -. lsi2. JOHN SH'ii'ifFh'
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N. 7. City Insurance Company.
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE No. 2s9, BROADWAY,


OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE No. 2s9, BROADWAY.
CAPITAL, = 100000
Insures. buildings merchandise, furniture,
vessels in port, and their eargoes, and 9th
err property, against loss or damage by fire.
DIRECTORS.
William w. Leland, Alexander Snyder,
Peter G. Baker, r. Stewart,
GTaFd B1ncker, Peter r. Roach,
Stephen Cromwell, States : Bell,
N.Il Stebhlns. John l. Deem.
Abba NadieiNh, James C. Gi.,bs
u. Van Wart Thomas Andrews,
Henry Pike, Lambert c. Hall,
Samuel g. Southmayed, l. Smith Hohbic,
samuel n. shaw, Ira Worcester.
CHAHLss L. CLARE, Sec'y, RoyAL CHANBERLAIS Pres
FRANCIS wETCALF, Agent.
kcnoshA, Wis., April Is, 1881
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JOB PRINTING!!

weravejusttdded to this Establishments 1mpietf
w Inr lrrtcr and are now prepared do job Print
ing kinds in equaloIny 'tabiishmch~es'
III ak
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LOST!

a SMALL. GOLD PENCIL. CARE. The finder sill
please leave 10 a the lightning Telegraph nrr and
rs. e h~ thsrks of,I,- TO-,
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ROON-7sHNDKNG.

IlxInds % Observation-Disclosures book willhe bound
NJ thallbc irecte andbn reasuuablctcrms by being
lcfiAtths nice Post Occ, nr at eblndery near
the school House North Ward by l,u,,,,,,,,
MAy20,iSJi. 1ASoN LolhhoI'
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The papers are filed with details of the late rail
road slaughter at Norwalk, Connecticut The
number of lives lost believe to be not less than
sixty. We extract from the New York Evening
Post, the following:
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: IYoNs
EATHAxRON
FOR THE
-. y. y. !,

THE KATHAIRON neu,rrIiTs The rftc,s Of
i the disease, ciin,ai, and old age, IN p,,ss,v-
my and rstorng the Human Hair, e'en sner
"A badness VI many years; chansing the tcaip
from UANDRLEF.
and all its natural impurities immediately re.
hr'es =. mpaihe'ic attacks Of
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
And cures all Cuaneous diseases Of the sLin,
such AS Salt itheum, IL, sipclas, Itch, lnGam.na.
tions &c. &c. Asa
Toilet Article
For giving the Hair 4 rich, sof, glossy ara
curling appearance, nothing has ever lcen di,co-
vered 70 Equal its i1contesled--its inconleslihe
virtues. IL eShales the perfume of the most
delightful and exotic flowers, and is Tree from all
mineral properties, or any Substance whi'h tan
color the skin, or stain Iady's hat. For
BALD ANDfGRAY HEADS
"rhe Kathail on has fully re tstored siy hair af.
ter a badness of fl2 years.
Causing IL to grow xuiianily, and giving il "a
soft and curling appearance. Of The most
delightful character
A. J. COURTklGiiF, 20 Broad street, N. Y.
The use al the ka,hairon is adopted Ly the
first pin, scian in Europe aud Amc,ica, and has
patronage aud sale upprece dcntcd ia the history
of the Mateira Nedica.
Sold by all reputable dealers throughout North
and South America. Europe and the Isiands ol
the Ocean, IN large. handsome hotties, Tor 25 cts.
Profits only IN ext nsive sales.
Sold To- the trade AT a liberal discount. ut rou.
ms.ioned ia no instance.
+. TI,OMAS LYON, Chemist & Manuf ctnirr
ID. :. BARNES, Proprietor, l6l Bioadway, n.
Y To whomall orders should be addressed.
Sold in Newport, hy X J. rAYLOR. and
HAZARD CASWELL, and by all druggists
every where.
ml9 d&w 3nis
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DIR. MAItCIIISI'R
UTERINE. CATIiOl.lCON,


HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN DULY
appointed AZ, nis for The sale oi this tuk IN.
VALUABLE MEDICINE, would respectfully ir-
vte the attention Of Ladies and PTaciohtr, Of N'W
Pa't aud vicinity. 10 the gratih ing sueeess that has
attended its use wherever introduced, and lis harpy
adaptation to the cure Of nil the distressing diseases
for which IL Is offered; being ho,e Incidental TO
tie respectable female, whether married or single,
aud usually known by the name Of
FEMALE COhPLAINTS.
ofthese are PRoLAPsrs irEnI. or Failing of the
Womb FLUoR ALnus, or Nh!ies tHEoSic Ia
rLaMmArios AND tLcERATIoN ~ ms NrhB
INCIDENTAL HEMoREHAGE, {" Floodmgi PAIN
FuL, rurPREsstD. AND lrEEorLAR MLNsThtA
rioN, Ac.. with all their actonpan! ing evils uietr
eSeepied) no matter how severe, or Of how long
standing.
This CATHOLICON Il in every way worthy of
the confidence of the afflicted M successful safe,
and cheap remedy, is souch.d ior hy tue t't {" 'ts
having received the appreciation and liberal patron
MEDICAL FACULTY
in the United states aud also by The voluntary cs-
timonials given In the psmphieis, iI0m Lahiis nd
Ply icans oi the highest responsibility, as certified
by the most satisfactory sn'hoiity
This preparation Is not "A" cure ul "hai II intend
ed expressly for the aboye-nalned compaints, 40
very distressing in their nature aid consequences,
and which have heretofore resisted the skiIl aud tN
ertions oi the most accom- npshed fhyslcias OF all
countries, To degree beyond ,hst of peihaIs any
other malady 10 which the human family is heir
THE IhGREbiEN1s, as certified by high med
ical authority Gee pamphlet srr ALL VtCETA-
u F., and are not associated with any a!ttle un'
friendly To the animal economy.
REL skEACES
+. u. Peckham, ". d., ttlrA n. !.
l.. ID Fleming, NJ. ID, Cansndaigua, n.
ID. Y. Foote, NJ. D., syracuse, ". }.
NJ. ~. Mills NJ, H., Rochester, n. !.
j. Orrick, NJ. d., Baltimore, Md.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ. D.,
w. w. Reese, NJ. D., city of Ntw.Yors.
w. Prescott VI H., Concord, N. u.
Pamphlets can be had NJ the Diug siures of
For sale in this town by the Druggists generally.
NOhES :. PALMER, Agent. Westerly.
For sale by most ui the Druggist In the State.
J. Is. MARtBiSI d CO, Pioprietors.
Ceniial Depot, 50 Broadway, n YORK mlly
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FLATEsT NEWS FROM CANADA. From

FLATEST NEWS FROM CANADA. From
the Montreal Gazette, June ~, lSI9:
"Our readers will have obse, we'd The frequent
notices which have appeared in our adverusn 6
Solumns Of the benefits resulting from the use 81
WlSTAK'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
in the cure OF seases Of the respiratory organs,
catarrhal affections, liver complaints, &c.
Many Of the certificates are cUucheG III strong
language, and may be thought To be mere catch.
penny notices, for the purpose Of drawing atten-
iion 10 quack medicine. Such, however, Wiz
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is not. We
can ourselves vouch for the good effects this Bal
sam has had On diseases OF the nature OF tho,e
above mentioned, whenever We have known it
resorted to, and that when every other rcmrd!
has been tried and failed.
From the New York Evening Mirror, Mare!
50, lS49.
awe regard the wild cherry tree as one Of ma
ture's own physicians, a sort Of good samaritan
Of the forest, its medicinal gum has eleved tie
sufferings anil saved the lives OF thousands. Ile
Balsam prepared by DIR. W,siar is pure and
perfectly reliable preparation of the real Cherry
essence, and It is a remedy by means "bad
10 take" We speak confidently and strongly in
its praise. from having witnessed its renovaiipg
,uAuence in consumptlve caser, when all other
prescriptions had proved Of no effect.
The only genuine ia always signed /. BUTT 5
on the wrapper.
For sale by the general agent, SETH W.
FOWLE, 1888 Washington fueet. Boston,
Mass, and by his sub-agents throughout the
United States and British Provinces.
originally prepared by Williams & Cs. i hiIa-
delphla, now prepared and sod Wholesale and
retail, only by Seth w. Fowle, Boston, Mass, to
whom all orders should be addressed, aud for
sale by his agents.
Agents for selling Wistar's Balsam- K. J.
Taylor, Newport; :. W. Brigg-, Bristol; Ed
ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan Dennis, Ports
mouth; William Cory, Twe,ton Corners; )
). S,eere. Greenvillc. j22s
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MApAME'AENA BlsHoP IN CoURr -
The Lynchburg Express gives an
amusing account OF a vist Of Anna
Bishop TO the Mayors Court OF Lynch
burg, on Saturday last, 10 answer a
summons brought against her BY one Of
the servants engaged q, her last con-
certs, 10 attend her behind the stage.
She was accompanied by the porlly
Bochsa, and followed by n numerous
and appreciative audience. The affair
Tor which Madame Anna Bishop was
summoned was an attempt at ex,or,ion
and his Honor gave instanter n verdict
IN her favor. She then bowed to tie
Mayor, bowed to the crowd, as grace
fully as she does on the stage, and left
the court, followed by Bochsa. wio
looked as proud as If he intended to
canvass The district tor the Commis-
sioner Of the Boar Of Public Works.
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Dte0,

Iu this town, on Wednesday. after n tedious
illness. Miss Elizabeth Murphy, IN the SD year
of her age.
At the Asylum, on the sth. Mary Barker. of
this town, aged 80 years.
In Providence, on the 9th inst, Mrs. Phebe
Peck. relict OF the late Deacon Isaac Peck, and
daughter Of the hate lchabod Jencks,o Pawtuck-
ct, in the 8tth year OF her age.
Ia Dayton, Ohio, Goth ult., Sarah b.. wife Of
Asahel p. Clarke, and daughter OF BENJAMIN
Bach, Of Providence. in the 10Th year OF her aye.
Ia Warwick, June 9Th, Mrs. Susan Hunt wife
Of seth Hunt, and daughtcr OF the late MAJOR
Daniel Sphinx, Of WEXFORD. r. I +, aged 35years.
In Pennington, N. IL. Ebenezer Varney aged
sc wears and IL months.
In Thomaston, Me Susan, wife Of Mr.. Will
liam Bennett, Waid den Of the State Prison.
In BrookIine, Mass, June 6h Mrs. Mary n.
wife Of Daniel ). Kendall. aud daughter Of the
late Ebenerer Rhodes Of Boston, aged years.
In New London, Conn.,, 7th inst, in
the oath year Of his age, WIN. L. Almy, Jr.,
only son Of w. f. Alay. formerly or,hi. place.
In Brooklyn. CT, 18th ut, widow Sarah
Smith, So.
In New Haven, CT, Sd inst, Capt. Cad Peck
in his s9h year, the last revolutionary soldier in
that place.
In New York, 81 inst, Frederick Goldrhwai,
46.-2d inst, Capt Alexander Scott, proprietor
OF the "Lanter House." Macon, Ga.
III DVuSNN'hcy Couu'N, .N. q ~sh
uIt., Moses Maynard, Esq. aged II. one Of the
FIRST settlers of the town.
In Wash nston, ID. c., 4th inst, Judge G. W.
L Smith, Of Mississippi.
In this city, on the 9th inst, Miss Louisa D.,
daughter Of John v. lianme,t, Esq, aged 30
years.
In Boston, suddenly, Thursday, OH inst, at
Mrs, Drury's, Pa Washington st MIR. William
u. Cady, lare Of Providence.
lu Providence, on the 10Th inst, Mrs. Har-
riet NJ, wiie Of VIM. Ross, and daughter Of Josh
ua Godfrey, in ,he 9th year Of her age.
In Westerly, 9Th inst, Mrs. Amanda Steward,
aged 81 years.
In this city, Saturday evening, 10Th inst,
Mrs. Mary Rodman. widow Of the late Walter
Rodman, in The 9th yeaI of her age.
In Little Compton, on Friday morning, Mrs.
Lois BROWN, aged SO years, widow Of the late
John Brown, Esq.
In Providence, Mrs. Sarah Il. Barlow, aged
&c years.
In This city, on Monday last, Miss Mary Ar
mold, daughi Of the late Thomas Arnold, in the
18th year Of her age.
Funeral Thur-da, Iafterreon. at o'clock, from
Trinity Church; relatives and lends are reques-
ted to attend without further invitation.
In Boston, 18th inst, Lieut.. Benjamin +. Nc
Neil, u. >. Army, son oi the late Gen, John Nc
Neil.
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Mdrrte0.

At Charleston, S. G., 3lst uit., Donald g..
Mitchell, (lk Marvel Of Connecticut, aud Mary
F., daughter Of VIM. Is. Pringie, Of Charleston.
In Providence, in the "Baptist Chapel" 9th
inst, by Rev. George X. Darrow, Mr. James
Miner and Miss Sarah A. Colwell, both Of I.
Cougdon, and Miss Ann F. Field, both OF p.
IN Fall River, Mass, I'd inst by the Rev.
Z. N. Porter, 3. Nelson Bourne aud Miss Gym
shia =. Whitman, both OF +. X.
La New York, I'd inst, MIR. Shepherd F.
Knapp and Kate F., daughter Of the late Lieut..
J. II. Smith, U. =. N.
In Providence, 9th inst, by the Rev. DR..
Hall. Mr.. Frank Brastow and Miss Louise Man
ton, both OFF.
In North Scituate, I'd inst, by Rev. Reuben
Allen, Sylvanus Wakefield. Eco, of Dudley
Mass. and Miss Drusilla, daughter Of the Rev
Richard Lapham, Of North Scituate.
In Beverly, I'd inst, 4. Whiimarsh, u. y.
Navy, and Sarah, daughter Of the late Mr.. James
Woodbury..
In Dorchester, 9Th inst. Charles Kane Cobb,
oi Boston, and Elizabeth, youngest daughter Of
the late Rev. DR.. Goldman.
In Raleigh, N. &. George W. NorJecai, Esq,
President of the Bank Of the State, and Miss
Margaret b., daughter Of the late Hon. Duncan
Cameron.
Al Washington City, on Tuesday, June Z, in
Trinity Church, by the Rev. DIR. Sparrow, Will
Hom DTOWU, W NcW IoihS aHu hhh''
daughter of James w. McCulloch.
A. Washington, June q, at St. Mathews
Church, by the Rev. James u. Donslan, his es-
csllency the Commander Jose lie Marcoleta, Min.
ister Plenipo,cntiary from Nicaragua, and Julia
Augusta, eldest daughter Of A. i. kieekhoefer,
ESQ, OF that city.
In Boston, 7th inst Samuel Eliot, Es1., Of
Brookline, and Miss Emily Marshall Otis.
in Pawtucket. 9th inst, Mr.. job w. Gorton
end Miss Sarah W. Bliss, both OF J..
in Woonsocket, Mr.. John Putney and Miss
Eliza N. Stone, both Of Southbridge, Mass.j-
9Th inst, Mr.. VIM. b. Learned aud Miss Ehen
M. Mason, daughter of Mr.. Oney Mason, OF
" oonsocket.
In Westerly, e,h inst, Jesse l.. Mos, ESQ,
snd Mise Lally X. Dixon, dsughtr oi the late
Hon Nathan y. Dixon, both OF that village.
In this city, Monday evening. by Rev. Mr..
Brewer. Mr.. Job 7. Langley and Miss Sarah 4.
Greene, both Of THE city.
In Providcrce, ou the 9Th INST, by the Rev.
W.. Hall, Frank Chen.y, II Msnch, .sr. CT,
snd Susan JarV's, d'ush'er ~ he su pspi.l &.
'pshiuy, nv
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET. June 8.
At market--66O Beef Cattle, 30 pairs
Working Oxen, GO Cows and Calves, 1925
Sheep, and 1900 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle--A small aiuancc was re-.
alised and we advance our quotations, viz-Ex-
ira 8 rs 8 rs; first quality 81 So; second
675 u 81; third Sc so.
Working Oxen-Sacs SIS, SO, 92, 10. l25,
l40.
Cows and Calves-Sales $25, 20, 81, 40, and
IS.
sheep-Sales 4 so, so, 6 rs, 81, a 8 SO.
Swine ho Shoats to pedLe l.2 I for
Sows. Z l-2 n 8 for Barrows, spring pgs IL
l3c. lot retail shoats 7 l-2. s IL, pigs lic,
Remarks-About a fair supply of Reef Cattle.
We noticed 81 fine Durham Cattle raised and tat
tened by Apheus Morse, Esq., Of Eaton, n. Y,
sold for 80 per hund. to Mr.. 3. Learnard, No.
80 and 81 Quincy Hall Market.
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JonnsY's WEAxNrss.-It 10 reported
that Mrs. Stowe has been offered
$4,000, an half the profits thereafter
TO write work on temperance, on the
plan Of Uncle Toms Cabin. We are
Of opinion that il will take several books
az big as Uncle Tome CABIN 10 stop
John Bull from drinking. The old
gentleman is inve,era,e in his hostility
10 slavery, bot he has weakness Tor
liquor, from ale to brandy, and il is his
way, like many other worthy philan-
thropists, To
4" Compound for sins he !. inclined To-
BY danning those he has no mind to-"
But temperance is not on the list OF
Johns virtues ;--apd Mrs. Stowe will
hardly be uble 10 add il 10 the
catalogue.
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DIR LANGLEl,sRoor AND nEHnn nITTFRs.

nR L\NGLEi'S ROOT AND HEER BlTTERS.
~ This certnics that have furnished DR. j q
Langley. No. 81 Union Street. Pnst"n hr The last
thre. yeurs. large quantities of Nelluw Dock. and
Dsndehon Roo, Prickly Ash aud Wild Cherry Bark
Sarsapnrla, Tharoughwort, dc Ae.n-ed by him III
the 90 N round ard manufacture of his Root and Herb
Buffers, and Ism cons anily emplo,ed I" inlhsh the
above medicinal Roots IIri bs and Baiks, tor com
pounding said i'ttr..
NtTiILD G ULD, Maiden, Mass
poston. March IA is53
The above named Root and Herb Bticrs tho
very best Medicine in The world tor INer Com.
plaiut, Janndire. Bilious and sour stomach, DNs-
pepsia CoStiveurss. Humurs OF the blood and Skn
digestion, Lsngnor, DrowsineSs, Debility, and 81
81 niar CO npsints So common at this season oi the
year. Buy it-try H j. 'AfLok,
wholesale aud reiall agent for Newport. m23 pd
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THE METROPOLITAN RANGE.

T'iE subscriber has secured the agency Tor the
i sale Of this hyorte range. Ii will do twice
the amount Of cooking of any rang in nse aud in
n superior manner. II requires but half the
amount Of fuel and the cos, oi setting them il We
ry uihing, in comparison with other ranges.
The boiler holes are so ingeniously arrang, that
the fire burns equally under theD all. One ofthe
greatest advantages of this range is the construc.
tion OF the oven which is lined with fre-mick.
thus retaining the heat and giving il the ad7anta-
gcs OF n brick oven. The range has met with
ready sale, and gives the utmost satisfaction, TO
all who have tried It, and is iast superseeding all
others in use. The subscriber invites all those
in want oi u range to call at his store No. l2O-
and examine the Metropolitan range before pur.
cnasing else where. -
all NICHOLAS W. MARSH.
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DEFIANCE sALAMANnk.k SAFES.
oAYL ER's PATEN
ROBT. NJ. PATRICK, 1872 PEARL STREET
FORMERLY 80 JOHN STREET,

FORMERLY 80 JOHN STREET,
rs THE SOLE MANUFACTURERINT IN THE
i United States Of the above original and only
reliable Salamanders, both as regards security
against fire and burglars. Every Safe sold at
this establishment is manufactured under the per-
sonal super intendence of Mr.. {. j Gayirr, whore
experience of twent, -six years as a cate maker,
together with the many severe tests which saies
OF his manufacture have triumphantly wnhs,ood,
in this and other cities, warrant the subscriber
in recommending them as superior toa any in use.
They are the only Safes to which
MR.F. T. GoFFIs's NEW PATEsT IMPESE-
rRABLE DEFIAHcE LOCK
Is OR CAN BE- APPLIED.
large number Of these locks are already in
use by banks, brokers, merchants, jewellers. and
others; and from the perfect security which they
afford against the efforts Of the most skliul burg
lars, cit er by means Of gunpowder, false Keys.
picks or drills, together with their convenience,
simplicity and durability combined, are rapid,
increasing Ia public estimation, aud are confident
ly stated as equal, if not
SUPERIOR TO ANY LOCK IN THk
w ORL d
Safes Of all sizes, suitable for merchants,
bankers, jewellers, record offices, steamboats,, sc.
fire AMI ihie(-proof bank vault doors, plate chests
for private families, &C., on hand, tor sale. and
made to order, at the depot, 1872 Pearl Street,
door below Maiden Lane, New York.
ROBERT NJ. PATRICK.
ma I'm
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llgxl tllarlne Intelligence. sssfa
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY,, June 8.
Brig Velase, Deling CHAM, Prov, Phih.
Schr. Malcom, Real, Rondout, bingham;
Nj Vernon, Liuconvl!le, N Y, Calais; Welcome
Return, Harris, Calais, Prov.
FRIDAY, June 10.
Brig John Bsch, Handy, Havana.
Schr. l. Harmed. Banks, Mystic, Bost.
. Shop Willard, Carr, Y.
SUNDAY, June 12.
Schr. Eikanah Payne, Higgins, N Y, Prov;
Sarah, Perry, n Bedford, N Y; Ellen Rodmau,
Otgood, Y, N Bedford; AugeI, Pearson, +
River, Phila; Chronomcler, Luce, do, do; FL
vina, MscfarLin, ) Kingston. Y.
MONDAY, June l3.
Brig Lafayette, Clifford, Bangor.
S,hr Martha Wrigh,inston, Washington.
River, Phila; Luther ) Chace, Ihace, Cold.
spting.
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$ rR A w CARP TIN G.
an I..,n .,I hls,.

= II pieces Of Straw mat''ngS, White, Checked
w and toIorcd all widths aud OF superior
quality, Cor sale cheap and laid down at reason
able prices.
Also, Oh Floor Cloths Of medium qualities,
and handsome patterns, frcu yd. 10 lds. VIDE
aud superior patent Oh Cio,hs well ssa.omd, Of
any y idlh from 2 yard TO q ,ds. wide, now
open and f,r sale NJ the lowest prices, ~ the Car
pet Hall Of WM. {. COIZENS & co.
ml4 72 Thames Street.
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Gen. Greene in his dispatches after
the battle oil Eutaw, says "Hundreis
Of my men where as naked as they were
born" Judge Johnson in his life of
Greene, says" +" Posterity will scarcely
believe that the bare loins OF many men
who carried death into the enemy's
ranks at Eutaw, were CALLED by their
car,ouch boxes, while fold OF a rag or
tuft Of moss protected the shoulder from
the same injury by The mushet." These
were the men ofthe revolution
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TIL SECRET Is our.

THE Ladies' Fayourilr, McCo,'s Patent Linen
Polisher j. warranted to gloss beautifully, C"h'rf,
Bnsoms, or ANY article containing Starch, and =
far sup,rinr 20 amy article heretofore intiodu,cd
to the public Eor that much desired obirct. ! he
Inventor has been IN town Tor the past iew da,s,
and has disposed of large numhe, of tlce Linen
Poli.hrr, aud would noi,l, those who have rot
vet purchased, that he has left with Mr. II. u
Young, corner Parade aud I hames ST, n large
number whl,h will I've disposed oi a, the low p, ice
IL Is cents each. H. II. Y. Is nv sole agent Tor
Newport County. CHARLES Mc,pf.
mlg
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COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,

PKoyIDENCE, ". ].
Once in Franklin House, corner of South Main sn
College streets.
Insure s1ainst Fire aud Narine RISKS on ~ favoIA
BILE terins Ms other stock Companies.
Capital 100000.
This Company affords the same security as othe.
Stock Companies with the additional advantage to
the Insured Ul sharing equally with the St"' khoIders
IN the >eti Earnings oi The busnt S. without any lie
tility TO assessment
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Hardness, Amos n Beckwith.
Gray Taft, Henry Lippitt,
Truman Beckwith, Hosea Ballon. Jr,
Tn mas J. stead, Henry q. MsihewsoG
Wi..am A Robinson, James G. Anthony,
James Y. Smith, John n MHsou,
A. u. Dixie, DSnieI Day,
Billings Bsrstow, Edward Pcatce,
Charles u. Dabney, Geoyge ". Chapln,
hares l.. Fisher, wlam j. King,
Cyrus Taft, Joseph hrpthter,
Cyrus u. Manchester, seth PHdelofd'
Earl =. Mason.
THOMAS HARKNEsS, Presidrnt
GEO. c. ARNOLD, Secr'y.
Applit alton per mail for Insurance 10 this Comps
ny will receive prompt attention.
1923 d&w ly
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STEFAN MILL.

THE subscribers wish to call the attention OF
L there friends and the public generally to their
Establishment on Tanner ST., where they keep
on hand and are constantly making, Window
frames, sashes, Blinds, Doors, Fence Cappings
and Moulimgs, Of every description. Planning and
Saving Of all kinds, such as Joisi, Plank, Boards
and Clap. boards. An work warranted.
Orders left with Messrs. Fiuch 4 Engs will
insure "mpt attention.
st GIDEON LAWToA &Co.
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DRY GOODS.

BELLEVUE HOUSE, NEWPORT.
THE subscriber res, cctfullv informs his
friends aud the public that his well known stab
hshment, having been put N most thorough or
der. will be open for the recs sption Of visitors on
the FIRST day Of May. No pains will I've sp red
to give entire satisfaction TO all his guests.
Members of the General Assembly will find the
Bellevue House n very agreeable and convenient
House to stop at during the May and June S.s-
sions. az
WILLIAM w. HAZARD.