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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS
On the Paris Insurrections-Thc Deposition
OF the Ex-provislonni Government.

On the Paris Insurrections-The Dispositions
OF the Ex-PrOvislonni Government.
A bulky volume, of no less than three hundred
and seventy closely printed pages, has been pre-
sented to the French Chambers, with the deposit
tons and examinations of the principal persons
concerned in the instructions of May and June.
Of the completely of Louis Blanc, Caussidiere,
and Ledru Rolln, there can be no doubt. is the
publication of this volume which is the secret of
the immense display of troops and precautions
taken at Paris on Saturday, August 10.
The following is the full substance of the dispositions
before the Commission the Instructions, made by
NM Arsgo, Cavaignac, Lamartine, Ledru Rollin, and
Louis Blanc = MONS
THE DEPOSITION OF ARAeo.
M ARAGo-A want of harmony prevailed in the 60
vernment. Two elements were in presence-the ele-
me mt OF moderate republic and the element Of
ardent republics thence sprang disagreement; but this
dfagreement was never revealed in public acts. The
first cause of disturbance the mad opinions pro-
paeaed amongst the laboring classes. 1t evident
that such ideas would cause the most bloody dis
turbances The theories Of the Luxembourg have been
most fatal they gave rise to hopes which we're mani
tested in the electoral colleges 1t prete
that Paris was all Frapcethat Paris to direct and
govern ALL The circulars sent most deplora
bic They even created a doubt of the possibility of
founding republic in France. We then decided that
one member Of the government should revise and con-
troll the terms and spirit of each circulars but this
eaiure was not put into execution. owe to truth
and justice to that the author Of the circulars was
not Leafu hollin, but Jules Fsvrs NJ LOUIS Blanc
it. because should have been obliged to give this
ministry to Louis Blanc himself and because 1t might
He then Threatened to withdraw That would not
have hcen without danger, for we had no forces
and socialism sometimes Joined together, in order
to thwart us. NJ. Ledru Rollin, however never
participated in the socslist principles of M. Lous
TO adjourn the elections. This adjournment caused
very violent struggle, NJ Ledru Rolun thinking that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07

ger In an instant general rush took place for the
street. and one man, in leappg from side window
severely injured HIMSELF and it is rumored, broke
At half past one everything was perfectly quiet, but
Not the least doubt appears to be entertained that
the cbartsts contemplated walking in procession at
midnight and that they were not merely determined
to assassnate the police duty in the event of their
interference, but also to fire many the public build
ings and to commit other nd had IL not
been for the timely Information forwarded to head
have carried their intentions into effect It appears
that when the room hired at the Peacock Frances
street Westminster road the parties told the
that they wanted the room merely to hold trades
meeting BY some means, the owner OF the house as
certained that the parties who had hired tho place
were chartsts and that they intended to armed
not allow the meeting to take place in her house. Some
of the parties who had then assembled cried out to
their companions, oh, we are piped-we lad better
90 home.n Others. more daring than the rest said
Well II we have failed here. along with us and
will take you to place with long passage where
we pounce upon the police should they attempt to
attack u.s. Some parties immediately conveyed the
intelligence to Mr. Superinte Rutt who without
a moments loss Of time, proceeded with q strong
ter Of men, and succeeded, under the circumstances
detailed, in apprehendng the whole of the prisoners
now in custody. Men in private clothes were placed
in such directions last night that in the event Of any
disturbance being attempted the intelligence could be
conveyed to whitehall in the course Of few minutes
Superintendent Grimwood, (E) rcarce FJ Beresford
(C) Rutt (L and Evans IN dvision) were Ia reserve
till late on wednesday night. ready to start to any
part Of the metropolis In the event Of their services
beirg required The military were also ready to act
In fact every precaution had been taken by the
thores to prevent any riot had such been attempted
With resp ct to Mr. Smith, the landlord OF the NIGEL
in Weber street where the parties apprehendod
on Wednesday night, the Commissioners OF Police are
perfectly satisfed that he had knowIcdge of the fell
word 70 With the
Mr. smith knew any thing Of the parties beiDs there
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

II On Monday last three persons were arrest
ed, charged vith stealing a quantity Of copper
and coyper spikes from the shiPyard Of Mr..
mos Crandall. They were examined on
Wcdnc .day last before Justices Munro aud
peckham. and bound over in the sum Of $500
each, to take their Trial at the next term of the
cour, of Common Pleas 10 be holden in this
town on Tuesday the 2lst lnst.-Boston Pho
UiI.
The wife of Smith O'Bricn gave birth tn a
,ou during the nal OF her husband. The fact
was unknown lo hIs counsel, or II would have
let to a powerful appeal to tho hearts of the
Jury. f they had any.
NEW FlxlLr fAsmoS. The New York
Sun says that Two well dressed ladies
u1sscd down Fulton slrrcrl on Wednesday
afternoon, pulling their r'palias d IA M,Iicdna.
1bey sceMcd extremely hsppy.
On Mon lay, a man, name not known, sup
t,nsed 10 have started from New Bedford, got
ie,ween the tracks near Myrcks. while the up
lr,,rh; train was passing, aud there not being
rupm. was run over aud killed.
Up II Gen. Taylor rs elected to the Presi-
dency, II will be tie fret item Of - extra pay
fr t,,ty wears ofthc mosi devoted and glorious
s.,y.ces .vcr rendered TO uny cotnlry. I'ou
fbr.
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Invaluable Family Companion.

ClX Lectures on causes, Prevention and
Orurc Of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases Of
Tie Heart, and all female diseases. 23i pages,
y engraying> Paper 30 els bound - cts.
Naii 10 any part-po,lage9 IL els.
shoulder Brace, and Chest EAlanderS, 81
Mail to any part, 30 cts postage. lnhaIn2
Tubes, Silver, -. 10y mail, letter postage -
Abdominal supporters, perfect -, to- $40,
for all Ruplutes, Falling Of the Bowels and
womb. and Weak Back, aud Chest sen. by
Express everywhere. For Braces or sup
purters, or Rupture supporters give heigh
from head 10 foot ard circumference OF per-
s,n next the surface, Just above The hips II
Rupture, mention whch side Agents wanted
forth sale of The above goods. Address DR.
- = FITCU, 7O1 Rrondvsy, Now York ros'
'r-t Mar -. l-i- -ly.
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CuEsTIEG TIE CoEoSgR.-A day or two
ago. the body Of an unknown man was dlscoy-
cred By the engineer Of an approaching train
living upon the track, near Myrlck's Crossing
Of the Taunton Railroad, but before the train
could he stopped the had passed over him,
and. as was thought, killed him. The body
of ,he supposed dead man was placed upon the
train and conveyed TO New Bedford, where =
Coroner Was called to hold an inquest upon it.
Previous, however, to gong through with that
ceremony, some one suggested that perhaps
the subject of it wa. not dead, aud physician
was summoned to examine into the matter
He came to the conclusion, after a very short
inspection of the body, that the man was ncitt-
er dead nor ike to die, but Vas dead drunk
When tie train passed over him, the brakes
bruised his face sufficiently TO cover 1t with
blood, but did not injure him materially. Up
on this the Coroner dsmissed the jury, and the
drunken man was put to ted
! Boston ForcLIr.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

NSTABLlSiED in the city of Boston, 10y
IL an act OF the Legislature ot Massachusetts
Capital, 10000
DIRECTORS Samuel Aspinwall, Lemuel
w. Barker, John Bigelow, Jonas Chlckerlns'
James Clark, George Darracou, Joseph EuNliS,'
Samuel II. Jen,S benjamin LamSon, Joseph
Lewis, Elijah MearS, sllaS p. Merriam, 'o'
srph g. Prince, Thomas RcSlieaux, Moan
Slurtevanl, Simeon T.. Taylor, Charles II
" hite. Dexter w. WiSwell, of Boston, DaIIe'
ieyereu, ChaIleslown, Joseph l., Lord, New
lorl.
CONSULTING PAYslclAN>.-D. Humphreys
Storer. VI d II Winner street. Augustus \
Gould NJ d., Is West street.
SrPERlNTE SDENT OF AGENCIES /. Taylor
Thl, Corporation ln>ureS both sexes against
diseases or accident, for terms OF one to hve
years at the lowest rates consistent with the
mutual safety of the insured of the institution
An annual deposit Of four dollars per week, t'
males in case of sickness or > !, 10 to fem lies
and return in lik proportion (not to exceed
S72O Jer weck) for larger deposits Parue'
insured participate in The surplus profits.
! Office, No Il, STATE sueet
JAMES CL ARK, President.
! SAMUEL. II JE \kS, secretary.
WM. GUILD, Agent for Newport County
II Octi 4.
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HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry

AN ACT in addition to the several acts rela-
tive TO the Providence and Pawtucket Turn
pike.
Il is enacted By the General Assembly, as toI-I
Section l. The agent of tho Providence
and pawtucket Turnpike is authorized to allow
H. IdyIng of gas pipe along the streets over
which said road passes in the village Of Paw
tucket provided the same be done without
damage to said road, and under the direction
of said agent.
Sec 2. The agent Of said road is hereby
directed to cause to be erected on suitable
points along the line of said road, proper Ian
terms not exceeding eight in number, and pro-
vide gas for the same at the expense of the
State, for tie purpose of lighting the streets
alone during the night season.
True sopy-witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry
AN ACT in amendment of All act entitled An
/ Act 10 regulate the Fishery in Point Judith
I Pouds.
II rs snacted By the GsncrM assembly, as fol-
korS
\ Section ! No person shall set a standing
net or standing seine within forty rods OF the
place where standing seine is already set
nor shall any person maintain any standing me-
er standing seine in the same place for more
than forty-eight hours, if any other persor
desire to occupy the same place.
\ Sec p The second section of the act to whlct
this is an amendment, is amended by strIkni
out the words Great Island, - therein, aud th'
I fifth section thereof is repealed
a True copy-witness,
\ HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

SHOCKING AcciDgSr At TSoY, y. "a
CORRESPONDENT informs us that on Saturday
noon. Nov. 1, Mr.. Calvin Symmes, while ad-
iusting belt in his factory, came so near the
drum as to have "A screw catch his coat collar
while the drum was revolving more than twice
in second. lie was thrown 81 violently
against board partition as to dlslocaic hl'
neck and fracture his skull at the first blow
splitting the partition IN fragments.
One of the girls in the factory had tho pres
ence of mind to shut the gate immediately, bu
not ID most of the Loncs IN his body were bro
ken by the many violent strokes against ,h'
flour aud partition .-BosiOn tOWpr.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
JiYNErS MEDICAL ALMANAC,
AND GUIDE TO HEALTH.

The calculations for this Aminac ale made
with great care and accuracy and Tor diner
cnt laiitudeS and LongltudcS, so as To make
them equally useful as u Calendar IN every
part of the United States and British North
America. They are printed on good paper
and with handsome new type, ana are neatly
bound, and besides being the neateSt and most
accurate Calendar printed IN the United states
they contain a large amount of valuable lnlor-
maIion, suited to the wants of all and Of that
kind too, which cannot be found IN books.
HIS Catalogue of Disease with remarks and
directions Tor their removal is really lnvalua-
Bile, and make them welcome visitors IN every
house hey enter. Every family should pos
,ess at least one o! these ANNALS His alma
nae for lS49 is now ready for Distribution oi
which he designs to publish at least TWO Mi
lions, and in order that every family IN the L
States and British America, may be furnished
with a copy, hereby invites
MERCHANTS d STOREkEEPERS
to rward their orders to him As carly as pos
sibls and they shall be supplied GRATuiT'
OUSLY with as many copies as they may
deem necessary TO supply their various cuoto-
mers Chey are also invited OF the same lne
to send a copy of their business card, whIci
Il will be printed and placed on the cover Of the
Amanacs sent them, also without charge.
II They are also requested to give all neceSSa
Il ~ directions how the AlmanacS should be for
4 warded to them. by law they cannot be sen
by mail unless the postage is first paid on then
| here.
| Orders (poSt prid directed TO DIR, d. Jayne
| Philadelphia, will meet with prompt attention
n u Families can obtain these Almanac
Gratis of nr. r. r. HAZARD, in Newpor
/, +. A. Sumner, pawtuckct. DR.. John Wad'
! worth, Providence, VIM K Taylor, Bristol
! stephen Green, East Greenwich, Thomas J.
! Taylor, Kingston Depot-Agents for the sal
of Dr.. Jayne celebrated Family Medicines.
Ii liln.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

Tomato and Wild
Cherry EsittcrS.

Are entirely unrlvalled for the cure Of all
diseases before enumerated ihcy aie oi uni
versal use in New England and highly ap-
prccated b, all classes OF people.
The price of this extract is ONLY 30 cents
per bottle vet it is SO highly concenlraled that
one bottle will last longer and do more good
than any dollar article in use.
DF 'BRADi.EE d son, l3D Washington
s.treet, ProprietolS Of the above valuable medl-
cine.
AGENTS-Newport, z. j. TAli or -
Bristol Briggs q Day. Warren, w: u. Du-
val Providence, J. WadSworlh, and dealer
in medicine generally throughout New Eng
land. Oct II, 1919. ly.
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The Answered Prayer.

by THE LAIE MISS ho"ANi''' /
7 ,rovod for Beauty--.or iAe magic spell
Frt.,, h;nIs The ,yisest with IFS potent lhral
",' I','''' 49, 1,'' ctres, nr The Grs,al hall
7 ,o't have seen the lorliest bend the knee,
'rna %,sl,es, bow. o'crdazzled by nv /.
charms. |,
,v.,., A." ,nn, mad yainlv loy.d-oh he. Il
~ SI'od sha,lJ cl,sn me IN his arms
H., po,r,v o'er nv svirit waved her wing, !,
w., sLei no brightness ON nv form or face !;
a na,';n, opGo Ys,,s hut darker shadows fling
~" ,,,cc "e
NJ. ,.,.,ar e hoard in Heaven. hath been de-
ni.J
A., h',r, how. humhly meath INV Beauty's |
s,av
Ana bs | lived. now seeks rAirer bride,
Wrh hright.r blushos. and smile more
"a,
I ,rovcd for Riches. Oh for lavish wealth,
In nnur in golden showers on those i loved, |
"o''n oI,n TI'' s'
co,lJ I hy oins ike those. nv love have
~'"'u urnycJ .,
rraver Gar Riches. thai before God : shrine
i,L, AIN gifs and costly tributes knee
Ana ,6nughi the treasure Of C;oconda's 5 mine
Too Door to show the l.ryor OF my zeal.
Alos, vco,b came not; and the liberal deeds
Nv heart devised my hand must fan to do
blred.
In vain the magic aid OF good WOO.
The nnnr NAV plead To me Tor daily food,
Ant those 1 loved in lowly want may pine
,r,,,lJ nour ont for then. my heart 5 arm
blood.
nri uthpr offs than this can ne 'er ba mlne.
'' O'''
7 nr,yc1 for Gsnius--for the power TO move
Iard Lclrls. and reckless mtnds, and stub
To exccute the holy deed. Of love,
Au1 npht Truth fires upon thousand
Mis-
| nrovsl for Elunuence 10 plead tho cause
n,r,'ra, r,yh,s. and Gods eternal grace !;
~ ocry ,l,ud Ger Mercy : outraged laws;
And sueed the great redemption ui my
r.,,
r,,oIi in vqip Nyfeble tongue can breathe
\o n,r,,on ot the fire III. burns within;
l, y,i, NV f,nrv yiyld thoughts may wreathe
IN .crr.bup l,o.s 10 vanish human sin.
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DIR. =. S. WOODS
SARSAPARILLA ELIXIR.
70 V4H HlFTE.NTIED u Il TI'I
.SICIlN.S.

SItII4NS.
VNI superior 10 any other
w preparation, compound or extract oi
SaGsaparilla ever offered to the American peo-
pie. The bottles contain six times the quaint.
ty of Sands or Bristol's and four times as
much as Bulls and we think 1t Is stronger
than either and at least four times as strong
as Town,cndS. II i, four times the CheapeS-
Sarsaparilla in market. II heals without de
bilitatlug or sickeLIIg, and It's cures are per-
manent II Is theoretically compounded by =
regular physician, and - neithe. patent
quack, nor EmphuIcat medicine.
The following are some of the many dlSeas-
es in which 1t has proved eminently successful, q,
VIZ:
Diseases from Impure Bbod, Organic or
functional.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints an d Fever and
Asue, secondary Syphilis Rheumatism, Gout
aud lumbago, ScroluIa LeproSy, Cancer aud
( Mercurial diseases. Constitutions broken by
Me,sels, Small POx, Fevers, Nc,
/ Proapsu, uCeri, Piles, ClccIaionS, Swell.
lngs aud Bes, Salt Rheum, ErysipelaS, PIN
pies and BlotcheS on the face, DISTINCTIONS 80
fatal to young aud delicate ladies', Nervous
ness and Bowel Complaints of children from
terthng, Rckets. Weak children and aged
|. persons, Nervous De bIlitaled aud delicate ie.
males, Neuralgia, Epilepsy, lIy>rerIa an sick
/. Headache, Tic DolOreauX, Dizziness and
4 Ialpl1llOn, IHUutnLd, tohgH anu Lung ibln
| plants, Bronchitis and hlst stages Of Consump
! ton.
N In presenting the medicine to the public, We
/ offer no patented humbug or quack medicine
/ bul such medicine as /, actually NEEDED. aud
! i, truly blessing To the public, and Offered no
. upon the recommendations OF the proprleorS a
/ lone, bat by persons OF high standing, and Ply
/ NlclanS eminent ia profession aud skilled u
/ their practice who have not only tested IT.
4 combination, bat have witnessed lis bcaiinl
f. effects aud We cordially invite Physicians
|. throughout the county to try u IN The abOv,
/ complaints. This Sar.aparllla Elixir -
very careful combination of Ic most cecbla
ted medicines, aud contains nothing IN III,
least degree injurious. The greatest care Ia
been observed ~ the combination that nun'
shall be Incompatible with or ncutrallzc th'
other. Thi, Is fully proved by IT, happy cdec
~ the speedy and permanent cure of almo'
every case however obstinate. Dr. Gibson
Prof. of Surgery IA the University Of PennSyl
vania, speaks Of some Of It's ingredients IN III
highest terms IN GOirr or Kings Ivll. an
I. SrroiulouS Iumors. d. Bearh N Kheumi
i,m and Sp,'tn. ~ Ed. d. G''lgc WuV
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Gays Extract Of
CANCUALAGJ 4.
CALIFORNIA PLANT OF Il
MEDICAL VIRTUES.


A ccrtaip cure for Pulmonary md Nervous
Complaints, Frcr and Ague, and all dseas-
IS originating IN impwity ofHc Biood.
in the eradication of morbid
L ilumoIs aud Impurities Of The Blood re.
uarkabc for its animatiug, Strengthening and
restorative powers operating as gentle slim
ulant. and Invigorating the impaired functions
in all eases Of Headache Weakness, laNsltude,
Depression of Spirits and Debility. 1t can be
relied upon as an lntalble remedy 'or weak
ness, nervous debility, and most diseases pecu-
liar to Females.
No mineral substance whatever enters into
the composition of this Medicine 1t may be
offered 10 the most delicate female or youngest
child, without apprehension, and Will require
no restraint from ordinary occupations. For
further information, pamphlets may be had
gratis of the subscriber.
r. TAYLOR, No. l5l. ThamcS-st,
sole Agent for Newport.
\ May II, 1913. tim
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ROyIstOn IlalI,--cOrncr Of BOyIs-
ton and Washington streets,
ROSTON.

Every evening, and on every "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
Capt Dcnnayan, Author OF Adventures in
MeXlco,' and for seven months prisoner, dur
ing The recent war, will be present To explain
the picture, and during theeXhlbltlon, will re-
late many incidents of the war, Mexican lie
manners, DC.
Tickets - cents. Liberal arrangement,
made with Parties and schools. Exhibition,
given To parties from the country at an hour,
notice
For particulars see small bills Of the day.
oct 3m
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The subscriber will continue the
and Glazing BUSINESS
April 6, IS4s
DIR. Jaync's Family Medicines.

(WHICH he recommends with the greatest
w confidence, being fully persuaded from
past experience, that they will give very gene
cval ifnot universal satisfaction and he assures
hc pnblic, that they need not fear either to use
or recommend them, as they are perfectly sael
and will in an eminent degree, perform all
that is stated in the directions accompanying
each article-they CONSIST of
.L3YNE'S EXPECTOR1NT, for Coughs,
Colds, Consumrtion, Asthma, Bronchitis
Group, DC. "
J1YNES TONIC VERMIFUGE, pleas
ant and valuable Worm Medicine.
yIYNE'S CARMIN.ATIPE BALSAM, for
summer complaints or DiarhGa, Dyseniery,
Cholera MorbuS, Cramps, Cholic and derange-
ment generally of the stomach and bowels.
JAYNE'S SINITIIE PILLS, Tor Liver
Complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia NC
JIYNE'S ALTERATVE, for Kings EvIl
White SwelingS, Ulcers, ScrolulonS, Cancer
Gus and Indolent Tumours Goitre DC. lhe
various diseases ollhe skin and all others orig
inalIng from an impure state OF the blood.
! J4Y.NE'S H1IR TONIC. for promoting the
growth OF the hair, giving II rich glossy ap'
/ pesrancc and removing Scurl and dandruli'
J.4YNES H4IR DYE, for changing th'
hair from any other color to beautiful huDurt
OF perfect Jet black, without staining The SKIN
II AT wholesale and retail, by
r. H. HAZARD, Agent for Newport
Il near the Court House.
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REMOVAL.

CIMON MOFrIT having removed from his
- depot TO SHERMAN STREET, about iodS
south east from his former location, keeps con
,ranly, a variety of Window Frames and
Sa>heS glazed and unglazed; Blinds and
Doors of various, sizes. lie also manuiac-
lures Lock Sashe>, of superior kind for strength
and durability.
~ Having fitted up his shop in first rate
order. he i able To turn out large or small
JOBS with nearness and despatch. and on the
most reasonable telms. All those in want ol
.uch work, are respectfully invited to call aud
see for themselves.
NB. Building and Repairing particularly
attended 10.
| Newport, Oct 2G, lSiS-Gm'
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DOnnivan's Great Serial
Panorama of Mexico.

Occupying $1,000 feet Of Canvass
EXHIBiTlNG the Scenery Cities aud B by
IL tleields on the respective routes pursued To
The American Army, from Corpus Christian
Buena Vista, and thence TO Valadolid-and
from Vera Cruz to the City Of Mexico. line
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Rcuinunin Marshall,

late of Newport, Merchant, dec. presented 10,
rercntion TO this Court, the same is referred
for consideration to Court of Probate TO be
holden at the Town Hall in Newport, on The
first Monduy in December next, at o'clock
a. m , and notice is ordered to be gwen mere
of by advertisement iof thiee successive weGN'
in he Herald of the Times, tn Al all persons ln'
,e,cstcd NAV appear at said time and place
if they see fil and show cause If any, why
said report should not be received and said
commission closed.
Noy9 BIB ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
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THOMAS w. BROWN.
THOMAS &. MI NFOED ID.
Cosmetics, Pcrfumcry &c.

7 UBlN'S Ede'S, RousSclS and Mehkin n Ex-
IL tracts for the Ilandkerchlefs
Superior Drris Tooh Paste
Purified Charcoal Tooth Paste
RouS>e's Shaving CIcar
French BsnAolne
Jules llauel's Liquid Hair Dye
Cholce Tooth Powders, various kinds
Bailey Military Shaving Cream
German and French Colognes
Chlorine and OrriS Tooth " ash
Ruus,el'S Toilet Powder