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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

BosToN, Aug. II, 1910.
! hereby certify that within few years past +,
have had several friends who have been subject
to coughs, colds aud pulmonary complaints, and
have also been much troubled with n cough my
self. A young man who is agent for me at New
York, fell from the cars on the Boston and or
cester Railroad about four years since, while
they were running nt the rate Of fifteen miles per
hour, aud received a serious injury, which caused
him to bleed inwardy, daily, for a year Aiier
much persuasion, | induced him TO try Mrs
Gardnsr's Indian Balsam ef Liverwou lie
used or 10 bottles, which entirely cured him :;
he Is now ms well as ever. lie thinks nothing
but this Balsam could have saved his life. !
therefore, from experience, cheerlully recon-
mend ], To my friends and thepubIc, for coughs.
colds and all pulmonary complaints, raisng of
blood, sc. WM. F.llARNpEN,
Conductor Of llarndens express from Boston to
New York.
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Third quarter 18th, 4h. 57m. evening.
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For Newport and Providence
ULVTER ENHANCEMENT.

Until further notice
s.SSGETe-Sa the Mail stage will leave
SsS@tS5SSs43S Providence for Warren,
a-,-rs--s-------- - Rrist,l ,nd homno,,
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hLO- I. IlIIEI.

T [ ' Q = M Q B [ IT.
 TENilE hmersighed has resumed the Fac teragr and \ Comnission business in Mobile, and Nil bt hankiu to his old f. ienis and the public for shi. of patronage. Having commenced business hete as early 1879 and continued II ur to 1884 md Icing aniIimly acquainted with the Msiness he hopes ip be able to render satisaciou as he thinks he gener- ally did, while he pulsncd that business. Aod he legs to refer such persons as not acquainted wlh hm tor ihe old firm o T. & G. Holt, of which le was menber) t all the ,arons trends and patrons tf fhis nr testimony o his qualification for that branch of business. All business canGdel ia his core will be promptly attended to D, his agent until his relmn 10 inc cit, which win he in Ortoher.
 aug5 29u GEO. r. HOLT.
 gJ5. The Journal and Advertiser Wil cots in the country paper until the lst of January next.
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VNHARf AOTICE-N heieas, much incon,rp-
 w fence and great lnss s experienced ly iie Jro- prictols of the Wlarves, from the present mote nt shipping upward freight, ntce is hereby gives ihat from and after the hlsi day of November neSl, m dHy will he permitted tn enttr uFrn any of the whiNes with merchandise for shipment, without th,. dlnyman first delivering 10 the whatllngci will attend or that purposp--a written achnov leGguerh from responsible shipper, resident iu the city, of liability for the wharfage, or payment oi the same made in cash.
 sepl2 i6 lian Al. JUDE, Nhnriineer
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M OTICE.-The subscriber having purchased the " entire stock and trade of Messrs. J HALL & Co., begs leave to inform his friends and the public, that he designs keeping a constant and well assorted supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
 EDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE, at the old stand, corner Water & Hitchcocks Alley
 He hopes by unremitted attention to merit share of tue liberal patronage heretofore extended to his prethecessors OVIDE MAZANGE.
 noy5 69f
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TENHE undersigned having sold thelr stock of Iron \ and Hardloare to Mir. o. MAZANGE, beg leave to solicit for hlm a continuance of the patronage of customers. 0I5-The office of the subscriber is re- moved to Church street, first door west of Royal st. where all those indebted will please call and pay, and all demands presented for settlement.
 nou5 69d JOSEPH HALL co.
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOlIG F.--Le,teis ei / "A Administration the estate el tltnh piespal. decea~ed, were on the 9th day ot september, ls4i, granted lo the undersigned l, the herolahe the Of- rhans Comt of Clarke enuaty, State of Alabama, All persons indebted to sad estate hereby notl- fed to make payment immediately, aud those having claims against tle same, to present lbem within the time prescribed by law or the same will le batre9
 JOHN PRESNALL, AL,
 ocro5 G3+c TRYON PRESNALL, Non' is'
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ax COMMITTED to the jail of the county Mo of Decalb, Alabama on the 18th July, lS1I, "A one negro man as a runaway slave who calls N, his name Sam, and says he belongs to Dr. kamuel Puckett, who he says is living in Rankin county Mississippi, he is above twenty four or five years old, yellow complexion, has long hair and two gears his forehead, about five feet five inches high, rather stout, his front teeth above wide a. part. The owner is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he will be disposed of as the law directs.
 JOHN NJ. LANKFORD,
 nov2 66if Sheriff ol Decalb County.
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noGTOk JUifhoOAS S C.aosafJqied Camp Vnt EIF1nd Fitat et SoroeparilH, Lfr1rrt, Ftng.- sv R0 aud LignHm Vtac.
 The great cause of all ills is proved to he suppression of other uf tine secrrtpres. p'a. dncug an abstraction in tie great outlets, 0t clnn- mon sewers of the body, and thereby tehde.irg lae fluids of diseased quality, and u'hi for nulliion; and these Instructions oaly be removed hy res- toing the natural sccrctons, wlth6ut winch We must labor under perpetual disease.
 This splendid and invaluable combination of the most healthy and sautary articles ii tic veg eiabie king glum, is considered the greatest discn,efA tlr't ever WAS made since the dawn ut medclrc, as pes sessing tla bong sought for and ue-tnable quality of exciting at the same time the healeay aetionu uf inc silmach, lnngs bowels, liver, kIdne's and skin, and what is of great inpnrtance-ft my beHiwoNs 'a ken with advantage in every vneiy and stage ei dis ease, without apprehcndiltg aanger. The iailewmg aie a few, out of countless dsea.es, in which II bas showni i,s wonderful virlue;--fne pem consumption, coric enlrl cement of the lise and spleen. rhremar ism lrapsy of every kind dyspelsiu, alplatiun Of the heart difficulty of breathing, coagh, raising Il blood, nercuria ,isease, crr'ptions on the skin, painfl sweIlines in the iops and legs sor, throat. n ,se and constitutional dehtty, arising from venrr,- al tlscasc. lutbese and all tior di.egseS IL has ne yer ieen rqcaled la fact, II is ihe result of hng and hb0iiWns practice If lS years IL has also re ceiycd the well merlted sanction of thr whue msssc- al iicdlly, and k supported ty the test'n'oy oi m mer1ns persons ho have been cured Of diseiss that | were ronsiderrd beyond tio reach of henmn asen- tion The following is one, of niauy. that have been atel. reaclvel.
 GRANAbA, Miss. luae2, lstl l Dr. Johl,san--Dear ssr--in vain have tfiri the best me Iica skill and all Ihr remeds that could e devised, tp cue me of eoarlicaied ilseise ihs si fe,ed my li,er, stomach and ln"as in hct,.rf sci. fnrinss became sa great. thai gave up itspes at ! recovery, when Mirpds saw yeur asi,e' tise'Htat, and gut si,> bottles ofyour sau'he me lei q ! have now h,i he'd the fifth hattlc, whrli, win aa>rtsSa- hle a,, hns restored me r., all tue sisar q N,Hlh, It s Idee a wonderful meiciae, aft wpie rs- tcr,n il a act ingrlIitne tn yoa, arl hj s,see 10 inc n,ihc, if kept this fact Secrr from s'ai Ne, ate therefore, ai bert, ulaks mias u,e U Il ,ai mA Yours, with much esteesa.
 D. Il. EtlCbfl
 For sale at 99 st. Fsancis s,.i priee ? r ,ie. !
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SIAlE l. OF ALAbAMA--t LAKkE OUAFA [
 ORPHANS CouRr. Sept Term, ls4l. FgNllIS DAY came WILLIAM r. JoNTs, former \ administrator on the estate "i David lHylHr, de ceased, and made appltcali,n tor final settlement ot the estate of sand decedent in his hands It thefr- fore ordered by the court that Saturtay, the aath day of October next, at tue court house Tn Carl,c county. be us the time and place nt said settle ment, and that loty days uotice heleoi be given hy publication in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot. true copy lroui ihe mnutcs.
 Attest, TERRELL TON FRS,
 oct25 G3u tick.
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IN CHANCERN-AT MONhULNllLt,
 Mary C. King 'h, 5 ease i, @ogcr%s l, s.,,. to the stephen R. King. ) that Stephen R King, lhe drfen- danl m the above entitled cause is nnn-rcs deut It is there elore ordered b the Register. that pulic.- ton he made once week lor four Wocks suecessiye- 1, in the Mobile Com-lercal Register, teqtn m9 tte said Sterhen R. kmg appear and answer the eo~i- painant's hill within lte time prescribed hA law, judgment pro c0nirsso be entered against hia.
 ucr22-6zF+ THOS. S. ROACH, Register
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serIa i6 ilian AJIUpE, Whnrfineer.

N OfiGE. 'l'he undersigned. (successufs to ] t " WA Smith) have this day frmed q co-par- nrrship under the name and style of Smith S pabnev, for the purpose of ltansacling general groceIS bu siness. They solicit continuance of IIe 'besal me tsonage bestowed upon the late finn ami the public generally. JAhFS ShtfH,
 octl 53if JOHN Nj. nARNEN-
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NEW YORK PACKETS.
 CITY LINE. o. To load at the Wharf aud sail erTy 10 days.-&13 asAIs StiAs sss4Ilk sssIlAk aiA syA.H sA The following vessels built expressly for the trade, will hereafter compose this line, viz;
 Ship MARY FRANCIS, PERcIvAL, master,
 LEWIS CASS, A. HAwLEY, Barquc REFORM, TILroU, Brig SELMA, M SMITH,
 LINDEN, J. LIyERNoRE,
 ALABAMA, F. w. WILLIAMS, ''
 MOBILE, w. JONES, ''
 SARAH BROWN, J.M. NoRToN,' '' The above vessels all have cabins on deck, hand s 'mcly fitted up with State rooms for the heaccommoda- ton of passengers.
 Freight will be taken at the lowest current rates and every exerton made to despatch the vessels promptly as advertised. All cotton other freight intended to be shipped by this line and consigned 10 the subscriber at this place, orto SrURGEs& CLEAR MAN, (the Agents in New lork,) will be forwarded as directed free of charge for commission
 JON. c. RYAN, Agent, octl5 59f corner Cont and Water-sts.
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SfArG OF ALABAMA LARkf COUNTA.
 ORPuAN's CouRT, Sept Term, lsll. FHNI'lS DAY came FRANCIS BtrTis, FXecntor nf \ the last will and testamen If Mathew Bettis, deceased, and suggests To 6e Cuurt at le las deiy administered the fsiate of sad Mathew Eettls, and pravs the court for an order of tua seuienent Whereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, tine 30ih day of October next, al the c1ut house at tlatke county, be appointed for the settlement II lt accounts of sad eNecuiSr, and that ruhlitahuu ot lhs under he made week for toltN days in the Mobile Com merca Register and Pauiet, rt wsI arct n led ln the ciy of Mobile, that all per>ols mt,r, scd ioay attend and hear the seulemeut,oi said accnunts. true copy from tAe minutes.
 Attest, TERRELL. POWERS,
 oct25 63t4Ols ttark
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ThI >T3IE gF AlAIAha.
 f,Hf !. a.sg IisBi,f Ji dt stlsEeta tAeNsTt T.
 llH.4 U s,ef Sfah-#et lac. t,t. s0rh. is3I.
 k tHANCHtY Al f.stHuHAIEIf
 ihH l4csiHeut aua Iuce,ot5 af fit liateh ef fhe
 ftuk ut thy sur e, At4tnu.aat Asati.s. ctEi Fla. Alezarter F. pmycaf, Catue',nz |. L.e. He
 Merchants and tatcs iefk d Nttut. iioiiy Saml snr, Felix E. GtunA sai t,s,sltt j. Io- naHt. Btip. .,srts.
 TgsHK I'LL in this cause s,t# aarb. ii ai os il < H.ftrlh daS oi Strrenbet, lk-a .is slio ear- ncioz F. 1uiiu executed erfialu 6tea ui btst tt AleNauaer B. rueoar. Mleseis es1.H. f4,IettY therein meHtoned, tuit ttal afi letsaia' vas c.n sftea n npst To -aid im15af. tn.lee fr fhr frf ln,e ni Stct4irn tlp Aireu ut ctitn tel ts sad drra u.,fiIenrl-Hnd et ii tae Ciaius msiuarea iu .ad drea ef uuSt, ilp ens ai Ii r cen iuar's, ID this rauso Vttr ttsi h1 te Ia.d- He tiii Wfitr s K | tth, that since de tSecti,n ui sail eecg of nnsf. aud l., the authority lieitn usttd, tie ss'd 4. :. furyear las sol o; rul lc auetl3u fl casii, ali ui inc Iterefiy lolh rrai afa ieiseuai centrttf hy said deed If tusl-and lha tie ltareeds oi s1id sale amply sulcient tu ~ and sausiS he clalns oi q! r coln ainants. uendtu to te se,ped hs s5id iced of trust 1he bl fartiei sciS ioth that a- though the said com larants have dcmanGed as- mrnt from tie said A. B. i'myeaf, unstee ipf thcir cluns mentioned in said deed d tust, the said trustee has absolutely reiG>ed aHd sfiii refuses fay to the said canal iainaus their ciains aforesaid he was bound lo Jo, although lhe cuupiamants have 0neicd tu ndemnli, and save hatnitss the sad tfustce, in pa,ng sad c.tius. And tne ill prass that the said Alexander |. fu5eal, na, be on ected ta Ia, over to the cnmf claimants tbe aut uni ut their ei,in, intended Ia he secme5 ty said dtrd of uust. Ann II apI caring tu the satisfaction ot the krss- Ter hom an affidavit now n file. that ihc defendants Cornelius D. 'ruhin, Ere etick J. GondNt and FeliS B. Gfundy, reside beyond 1hc hunts at the state oi Alabama IL Is ordcfeu bat the sail defendants aIpear at the next tern ot tie et ehanen. Et huiden at MonroeVllle, ''' the tl~t ater tae fWth hnueay n Nosenlcr ncNt, ior the first thanctrS ai>nirt i the southern division of the state ef Altauu. etd answer or dcrur to the cum tlnarts' la Il cam- rant. It k further orleted that this nrder ic Yui- lishcd week for icur weeks in tie Mubiie Commercial Register and fatriol,a neWSpal rr pint cd m the city of Mobile and that copy ol inc same Ike p sted on the count house door ut Monroe county
 Witness Thomas :. RoacL. Register in ,uf haid
 court of Chancely at the ni ce ID Nnm eeEille,
 the 25h day oi October, !. p. lsil.
 THOMAS S. ROACH, Register,
 oct29 651F F, JAWS MeCoiL. neI's.
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ENRESH WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS. IT The subscribers are in receipt of their an nua supply of Garden Seeds, embracing every variety in general use. They will warrant -eyNy Seed sold by them to be fresh, well matured, and of the first selection. l C. DUBOSE & CO, Druggists,
 noyI3 late Dutose < Rolf.
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MANTLE GRArES.--A fine assortment o If1 Mantle Crates in stare and for sale by
 JOHN B. TOULMIN, noyl2 No 35 St. M ichae-st
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nOGrOk JUifNSOA's CarsaDai,d Comp osk EIElud Fr,rad ef Soroepariila Lunr,,, Fitus,- ,,, R, oud Tjtru,,u Tifqg.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-18

WHITE HAVANA SUGARS boxes whts w star Sugar, in store and Tor sale by
 nosI3 TIP. MILLER & co.
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6tOD FISH.--50 bxs Cod Fish; 20 kits No. V Salmon, this day L,nding from ship Tsrquin for sale by DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
 noy2 cor. Can. & Cont sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-18

SSN FOR PROFiBENC r.--if.r packet .sss54sas brig CAMILLA, Manderyiie, master, car- res about sDO bales cotton, wll take frelgh for the above port. For freight, apply to
 no,l7 J. c. RYAN cor Conti and Water-sts.
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SeaN FOR SISAL AND CAMPEACHl-fhe NsAahfg gschr ANDREW JACKSON, MeIdrom, mas For passage apply the captain on board or 10
 noy16 W. EDMOND & CO., 96 Com st.
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SPERH g. TAILOW CANDLES .--lD0 boxes - New Bedfird Sierm .Candas; l91 lo 'ylrauiic p esscd Talluw and m uld Candlrs. fir salr by
 no,l0 1No. z. RYAN.
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CN Bl.Es, FNr8A ptnG A H. ANY lN OU DIA BtAGtNi. n,W h'liui ir,,m ship Ri enzi, f'r sale Low ii inkcs ifan ih s1hei, by |
 nri2s r l.. ANDREWS x 60.
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as, FOR IA FANA-On 1hrSdoy Hs1t--- Sft5ssssEsT The fine schr ATLANTIC, Pratt, nmster, will sail above. For freight passage apply to
 novl6 W. EDMOND x CO.,, 96 Com st.
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WHITE l.EAD.--3jD kegs iuion works Wh..a w Lead. recei.ed per harqie Refirn, and for sale by l. C. DnBOSE & CO.
 sen22 No. a W,uer-st.
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by the Emperor of Austria, information was
brought him, that Madame La Fayotte, was
thrown INTO prison, and no doubt u few DAYS
would follow tie fate of her mother and grand
mother the guIlotine. MIR Monroe alone could
save her. aud as Paris then in the hands of
the mob it could only be accomplished bv arous-
ing the sympaihies Of the people. The distruc-
ton OF life had been such every state of soci.
ely where oruence was perceptibie, that to avoid
certain death, all luxury and splendor were laid
aside and the wealthy, instead of riding in their
equipages, either walked rode in the miserable
vehicles of the city.
1t therefore created great sensation when the
splendid equipage of the American Minister'S
carriage appeared at the gate of the Prison and
his lady informed the keeper that she had come
TO the wife of Gen. La Fayette Such call
at such a time was like electricity. The news
spread IN all directions, and before Mrs Monroe
drove from the prison thousands had collected
around her carriage; and the feeling elected bv
the meeting of two such females in such stua-
tor, arrested the of the executoner and even
tualy set the captive FREQ.
The feelings of Col Monroe cannotbe realized
during the absence of his wife. He could not
accompany her, as that would have counterac-
ted the feeling he knew must be awakened to
save the prisoner When Madame La Fayette
met Mrs. Monroe she was in a state of perfect
phrensy supposng that she to be led out 10 ez-
ecuton, and when she found herself embraced be
the lady of the American Minister, within the
walls of that gloomy prison. where bat few DAYS
previously had been led forth to execution her
mother and grandmo her, II tor a long time
before she could realize her si,uatiou-Mrs Mon
zoe assured her she should be saved aud that her
husband had determined to risk all ift became
necessary, to accomplish her deliverance.
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DREA MS 1.
BY GEORGE w. PEARcE.

GEORGE w. PEARcE.
Oh, tell me, from whence do dreams arise1
Those visions that wander through earth and skies
That float away a breath of air,
To realms of beauty, beyond compare.
l sometimes think in my lonely hours,
They from land Of fadeless flowers,
Where the winds 60 forth in a robe of hues,
As rich the rainbow tinted dews
And then | wonder if angel hands,
Are picturing scenes Of their happy lands,
To call US away from the dreary world,
To home where the banner of dea I'll is furled.
Ii may not be that regions fair,
Are nought but phan toms Of viewless air,
That rise like the meteor and fade away,
Mid shofeless oceans Of ethery spray.
Earth may not give their beauty back,
Nor lead Us again o,er that sunny track;
But will they not burst the dazzeI1 soul,
When II reaches forev yon heavenly goal
West Chester, June IL, ISL
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