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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-19
Anctioms.
Rank Stock.

Wa be sold al Pubic Auction on SA TUR-
DAY, the 2la Of Ocf., l646, at I I O'Clock >.
a. m, IN front Of the Merchants Bsnh,
q SHARES in the Capital Stock Of the Mer-
Cehants Bank. Terms at the time and place
Vi sale.
Oct IL, it43.
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To the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the torn Of
Newport, 10 Be holden on the first Monday
Of October. 1913.
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HERALD AND THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER 49, 1s4s

Hydrophobia. T. N. Haller, of York,
Pennsylvania, publishes an account of cure
performed in decided case Of hydrophobia,
the patient being lad twelve years of age
The boy was bitten in April last the unques-
tionable symptoms did not appear until the cd
Of October. The Treatment, and result are thus
described -
Ds. Mcllvain and Fisher were called in
consultation, and the patient was ordered two
grains Of acetate Of lead and two grains Do
ver's powder every four hours-to drink freely
of diluted acctic acid, and have his spine free
ly rubbed with equal parts of Granville's To-
tion and olive oil. Under this treatment (al-
though but little was hoped) he commenced
IN ten hours to show symptoms Of amendment,
and has been gradually improving to this time.
lie has now taken 80 grains of each article !;
without producing any other sensible effec, up
lon his system than tranquilizing the spasrns
and producing sound sleep. lie is at present
very much debilitated, but Graves food and wa
ter rests well, and is anxious to be at play
with his associates. Should any change occur
in his case, ! shall send you the result
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For General Debility and Dys-
\ DeDSin.

II is most excellent restorative, givifg .
healthy tone To both the stomach and bow els,
and prevents food from pressing and dislIes-
sing he stomach
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ScrOfulOus, McrcUri:ll and Cau:a-
leOlS Diseases,

Jaundice, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious
Disc riders, Tumor in the Throat, Swelling Of
the Limbs, Salt Rheum, Bad tlumors. Can.
cerous Sores, Chronic Catarrb. Head ache
Nervous Irritation, Loss OF Appetite, Liver
Complaint. CoSlivcnesS, weak and sore Som.
ach, Ulcers and Sores, Pain IN The Bones,
Rheumatic Affections, ErySpeas Eruptions on
the face, Kings Evil Languor, Debility Diz-
illness Sallow Complexion, Loss OF Strength
and Flesh all those disorders which arise
from the abuse of Mercury or from an impure
taini in the hlnod no mailer how acanlred
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UPRoAR AT ST. LoUIs.-The' ST. Louis
Republican Of the end instant gives long ac-
count of a shooting, brick-batting, door-Sreak.
ing and general rowing affair in that city on
the night preceding, the locale being "fash-
ionable boarding house, Of more than ques-
tionable character. The shooting was done
mainly by the woman who kept the house-the
other parts Of the business by party Of young
men who had been elected for soma reason or
other. One ofthem was shot through the body
"a dangerous wound-and another through
the leg. The house defenders remained mas
ters-or mistresses-of the field
A New ENGNE.--A new Fire Engine,
built for Company Number 2, arrived in town
in the Empire State on Friday morning. 1t is
a beautiful suction machine, finished off in
the best style, with breaks on the sides, reel
on the top for the Hose and is made to carry
one or two streams of water. 1t is called the
/" Rough and Ready" The cost of the En-
gine was $3.50. 1t is stationed on the Point
and is manned by mechanics and laboring
men-the very best men in the world 10 do
good execution at fire.
THE GREAT MILLER FORGERY CASE is on
trial at Boston. The indictment charges Mr..
Miller, who is a broker, with uttering twenty
seven notes, purportng TO be made by Mr.
Relkpan n railroad contra for the amount
Of ss7l 900, all the said notes being forgeries.
Mr.. Belknap had given Mr.. Miller four genuine
notes, amounting to $4,000, and the other
twcnty-seven are supposed to have been made
after these, by tracing, the amounts, dates and
times of payment being the same but the
Commonwealth does not undertake to prove
that the forgery was actually committed by
Miller
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lesal Notices.
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
TINE subscriber having been appointed by
l. the Hon. Court OF Probate Of The Town Of
Newport, Admin ISlralor with the Will annex
ed, on the estate Of
Patience Taylor,
late of Newport, single woman, deceased, re-
quests al persons having demands against said
estae to present Them Tor settlement, and
those indebted to make immediate payment To
PEI Z. REMlNG ION, Admir-, with the
Will annexed.
Newport, Oct. 2, 1913.
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Patience Taylor,
Al a Court Of probate, Of Muport, holden Oct,
e. 1913.

TTPON the report Of the Commissioners
u heretofore by this Court appointed to re.
ceive and examine the claims against the es-
tate of
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Vessels Sold by Auction.-The following
vessels (says the Norfolk Beacon, Oct. l2,)
were sold at the Navy Yard yesterday, by pub
lie auction, at the prices annexed, and in the
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SarsaparilIa. Tomato and wild
\ Cherry Bitters.

Are entirely unlivalled for the cure oi all
diseases before enumerated They a,e of uni.
yeIsal use m New England and highly ap
prccisled b, all classes ol people
The price of this eStacl IL ONLY 80 cents
per bottle vet 1t Is 80 highly concentra ed that
one bottle will last longer and do more good
than any dollar article iu use
II = BRADIEE 4. son, I31 Wa,li1gl,n n
street, ProprietorS Of the above valuable medI-
.inc.
A6ENTs-Nevport, z. J. TAYI OR -
Bristol. Briggs S Dsv. Warren, w. u. Du-
val Providence, J. WadSworth. and dealers
in nsdiclnc gene,ally breugl on, New Eng
llnnd o. H. Ists ".
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Children that arc Teetbing,

! if inclined TO DIaubUa, should always be
provided with this medicine, u IT will keep the
bowels regulated, aud keep oil The Canker.-
II i> wholesome, safe and pleasant TO the taste
and children are fond of it, and viii take 1t
w n thout troublc or dislike
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For Children.

These BliteIs may BE- given a, cordng to he
directions, in doses adapted to their age with
perfect safely aud good effect. They are the
most natural medicine that can possibly be used,
and may justly be pronounced an lneslimabIe
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THE subscriber, Administrator on the Estate
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Female Complaints, Family Use,

For all Female Complaints, these Buffers
will be found the most pure, delicate, pene
lraing aud effective medicine ever used. The
general directions. for various diseases, which
we have already given, are properly applicable
to females, with this exception, that ladies Of
delicate constitution should modify them
slightly, if necessary. ThuSe suffering from an
obstruction or irregularily, shou use them
freely, until nature is restored to her proper
action.
Their warming, animatug, aud siren, ten
ing qualities will he highly appreciated hey
eliectually remove nausea. heartburn, nervous
Irritation headache swelling oi The feet and
limbs &c, and impart a light, vigorous aDd
healthy feeling To the whole system.
/ To Ladies afflicted with Dyspepsia, lndigeS-
|tion Debility, feeble circulation Of the blood,
small EruptlonS on the face, yellow or dlngy
complexion, these bIliers are Of ineStimabe
value. II has been truly observed that beauty
of complexion is visible health and this can
only be obtained BY keeping Il blood md in
ternal functions, in a sound and healthy conli.
non. Beauty cannot exist independent of
health.
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nR D. JAYNE would hereby inform the
- public, that he publishes annually lor gra.
luious distribution, by himself and all his
Agents, an Almanac, called
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10
nm part nena

eANfA Fk 9AvTAtaon.--T Ressilie of the 18th nst cenlains letter written at Fort Mann, on the AEhaasns RIvnr, dated the 25sA uli, giving an e. seani ofa teFrblesceus assIy enacted ., Fofs Mann MAppnefn that party ofPawnee lndlans number In9 tnose than . hundred, on ihs iith November nssns md pitched thelr camp half mile bciew the keFt The chief md three others came forward to met Cspt Pelxer, thrn In command of the Fort, wlth whife flag, making the usual demonstrations q amily and good will. The Captain smoked the pips ef pece with them, and induced about sixty of them te enter sls Fort. Here II had been resolved by soaneH efcticeFs ts make them all prisonerH, when tksy nttsmplodto to make their escape and were 9ssd en; fear were killed two taken pFisoners, and hfssn or twenty wounded. The letter sdds,
 might be well eere to state, that Capt. Kescia Iuwski and LieuL Tdiile, who wsre opposed to hnhging them;nia tha Eort, did mol participate in any oft proceedings. otherwise than obeying posi- tive e:aers Of Capt Peizer, who ssas then in com
 "Gen. Pierce. Mai. BeaH, Lieat. Prince. asd es- enEt, arrived here on the 18th. ant were received with military hoDoEs. They remained here bat a tsw houfs, being en route for Santa Fs. Col. Gil- pin, with the two mounted companies, lefl here on ssh lnr the Big Timber, aboat one hundred miles from here"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10
ARTICULATION

TTNHE undersigned offers for sale, and will sell, 1 to the best bidder, 240 acres of land adjoining the city of Little Rock.
 He proposes to sell two tracts of 90 acres each-- the residue in lots to suit purchasers. In the first 30, there Is 50 of bottom and 90 oi upland, with house and other improvements, snd running water from the best SPRINGS upon the place. On the next 60 there is 70 of hotto, (30 In cultivation and 50 in woodland, and we'll watered by thc best Springs.
 Forty acres adjoining the city, which will be sold to suit purchasers is upland, but of the best quality of upland in the neighborliood And the remaining 70 acres the south side of the entire tEsct, which will also Le sold te suit purchasers Is altogether up land somewhat broken, and not of the best quality but has water and wood to make 1t valaable
 He will also sell three a acre tracts of good wood land, In the north half of section 2, n, l2w, with in two miles of the city of Little Rock.
 He will sell a lot East Main street, with a TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE thereon.-- Also his corner buildings on Markham and Louisi- streets.
 He will also sell his property in Conway county, a vuiuaDie piace m roint Remove bottom on the Ark's River and above the highest overflow; some improvements thereon.
 lt will be well in every instance to have aportion of the purchase money down; but as the andersign- cd is determined to sell In the of the winter for the best price that may De offered, he will also make the tesms to suit purchasers
 Persons wishing to own any part or parcel of the above property would do well to examine for them- selves and make proposals.
 Little Rock, Nov. %, ls47. i2--tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10
NEW CHEAP sTOREl

ANDREW ]. HUTT and THDMAS PARSEl
 HAVING associated ihemseives under the firm
 11 of Hut 6 psrsei, for the purpose of transact tug Wholesale and Retail, DEy goodg X Gr0cery
 business In the City of Little Rock, solicit for their
 estahiishment portion of public pairpnageI They are located at prcsenton AINSTREET. THREE DOORS SOUTH of the POST OFFICE. ThelR stock is srgs and entirely new having been
 purchased within the last twenty days, and for cash,
 consequently those calling upon them msy depend
 upon getting goods low, if not little lower than
 at any house In the place.
 Their Stock consist in part of si qr, t4 5-i. GA l0-i l9.4 q: brown Sheetings and Shirtings. s. & S-f bieached sheetings and long cloth. Twilld and plaid French Ginghams.
 500 pcs. fancy. blue and morning prints of every hue and fashion, Striped and plain aiapsca.
 Plain, bar and striped jackonet, swiss and null muslin,
 Cheaper than ever before offered in this place 90 splendid dress paterrs Of the latest fashions
 and styie-- 2 Super Victoria nei shawls4 Belzian. Nova Zembla and Rob Roy, ditto, Blk Italian CravAis, Busna Vista, ,Ccrro Condo. Monterey ditto Highland Caters, bennington. Lyonese, and Chester Hoods, beau.
 tifu articles for infants Gloves x Hosiery of all kinds, Super blue, red, white and Whitney blankets & coarse ditto for servants 200 doz. best spool cotton, Super American & French black Cassimere and
 cloth I package Saulsbery flannel for children wir- l ter dresses, Royal ribbed under shirts Vegetable purses--Srecian boois-- g & 34 inch gingham x cotton umbrellas, green yellow, red and white fanneis-- dozen super Paris hats--new article in this
 market, also fur. sIk and wool ditto dog, Rough and Ready ditto dor. Point Isabel cloth csps-- dog. Jump Jackets, new st le oi business
 coats A few first rate gold pens; cheap stationary; fine
 cutlery; carpenters toos nails iron; steel tin and
 wooden ware; axes; hoes; trace; log and chains, &c, &c. Queensware and Glassware.
 4 choice lot of fine brandy; port wine; Irish whis. key and Holland gin. Coffee; sugar; lea; ss1. molasses; whiskey; pow der; lead; dEc. &c. 2bbls. mo- l n,ackerei and bbls. herring with
 theroe, for family Also, the best stock of fine
 and coarse boots and shoes offered in this mar
 ket; most of it having been made under tho special order of practical boot and shoe -maker
 peuons patronising us, may therefore rely upon
 getting first rate durable boot or shoe. All of which will be sold low for cash exchanged for beef hides, peltry, bceswaxs, &c., &c. Liberal advances made COTTON. HUTT & PARSEL. Little Rock, Nov. 9, ls47. ll-4w. Gazette and Democrat, copy times.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10

PHILADELPHIA, March 9, "A I hereby certify that after lingering four years with Pulmonary Consumption, and gipen up bg four Physieiaas. who pronounced me tncara5ie. the dis caseswas arrested and was restored 10 ksai solely by the use Of Thompson's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphtha.
 MARY HANY, 48 Spruce st. aJ-Ths invaluable Medicine is prepared only at the North East corner of F,fth and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
 Sold also by J. W. TAPE,
 Main St., Little Rock Price of large bottles Sl Of for $5. Beware of imitation.
 Dec. 6. lSI7. l3-6m.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY
 And Printers Furnishing Warehouse,

No. l7, CANAL STREET Row. sfsiiE undersigned beg leave to announce to Pub Il fishers and Printers that they have established complete and extensive Type Foundry in this city. The Book Letter of this Foundry was cut to order by workmen oflong experience, and as no ex- pense was spared to obtain the hsndsomes faces and to perfect in every respect, will venture ta say Il will be found handsome, If not the handsones In the Unlsed States. We have also a very hand- some assoftn ent of Flowers and Job Letter of the latest style, to which we would call the attention of Printers before parehasing elsewhere All articles manufactured by us shall be Of material equal, if not superior to any manufactured at the North; and as we shall sell Type at New lorkprices, we trust to meet with encouragement
 We ase now prepared to manufacture Brass Rnles and Type of any magnitude, with prompt ness We would also particularly call the atien. ton of Printers 10 our Leads, having an entire new set of mouids, by which we are enabled to fur. nishy perfect article We are also Agents for the sale of the Napier, Washington and Smith Press- es, which together with Glasses. and Cases, Con- posing Sticks Furniture, Ink, and every other ar- tIcfe required in the Printing business, wit be kept oh hand and furnished al manufacturers pri- ces.
 Editors and Printers wishing 10 establish News paper Job Printing Office will be furnished with estimate in detail for the same, by stating the size of the paper, the particular style and oaapti ty of work to be executed.
 t;- The propnetors of newspapers who will pub fish this advertisement six months; and send ra- per to office weekly, will be pad for the adver- tisement by purchasing six times the amount of a1 vef,isiDg bill in Type
 GREEN k Co, IT Canal st, Row.
 August T. isi7. s-em. tN. o. PiaayHae.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, Little Rock, 27th Dec. l9l7.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Clerks of the several counties In the State that, under the law concerning ssfrsys. the pub lished by John II. Martin, at Caraaea, onachits county has been selected the newspaper ia which ali advertisements of estrays for the year lS4S, be published; the proprietor et ss; paper having Eaeted to publish the notice, and in all respects to comply with the law. for the ss;n of forty (a0) cents for each estsay.
 DAVID B. GREER,
 Secretary of Staie. Little Rock, Dec. 27, ls47. is-iw.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10
$10O REWARD. ENCAPEl Fn0N THR PENITrNTIlRY.

ENCAPED FhUA fHB PEAITEATtlKi, nN the evening of the 5th inst, two convicts. name is supposed to be stephen Lyman), and Richard Eaien.
 Berroughs Cor Lyman) was convicted in Pulas- Ri county for the crime of horse-ste aling and sen- tencea on the 2Sth June 1913, to the Penitentiary for the term of l2 years. He is 5 ft. St inches high, about Ss years of age, black hair, deep blre eyes. dark complexion. not stou.y built, has the right fore quarter and left hind quarter of his head close shaved, and the rest of his hair cut short, wore of a coarse white cotton shirt. marked IS on the right shoulder and with pantaloons. marked Is, the right bali of Georgia stripe and the left half of white drilling. and palm.eaf hat-a native of the State of Massachusetts.
 Eakia was convicted of the crime of horse steal ing and larceny, in PoiRsett county, March, lS46 and sentenced 10 the Penitentiary fos the term of years; and has subsequently, been sentenced to the same institution Jor is. for being one of the prn- eipas engaged in the rebellion which resulted in the burning of the Peaitentiary. in August, 1916. He is a native of Henderson county, Ky, is about g years of age thick set and stout buiit feet I-2 inches high, brown hair, light hazel eyes, large nose, and has relatives residing in St. Francis co Arkansas The right ioreqaarier and the len hind quarter of his head is close shaved, and the ha m the balance of his head cut shosi. Wore the same kind of shirt and pants as Burroughs, except that they were marked 10, and wore black giazed cap, and, in addition, had iron shackle spd chain at taehsd to his right ancle.
 The above two conyicts BuRRoUGHs (ss LYMAN and EAaIE, notorious horse thiey es, and of the very worst character. and h is to be hoped that all good citizens will ther best sndeavoTst to rest and return them 10 their old quarters in the PenitentiaTy. l will psy fifty dollars reward for the apprehension Of either of the above convcts or ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for both, on their delivery to me at the Penitentary, proportion ale reward for their apprehension and eommittai to any JaiI, and information given to me that get them again into my possession.
 GEORGE BRODiE. Sspf.
 ARKANSAS PIEfTENriARy,
 LiHis Rock, Oct. n, isi7.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10
DISSOLUTION.

vINHE Partnerships heretofore existing between L snapp < Howel, and Howei saapp < Co.,, are this day dissoiced by mutual consent. Lxwis SSApr will pay a,sthe debts due by said firms, and Is authorized to receive and receipt for all claims dse 10 said firms, October 2znd Isi7.
 LEWIS SNAPP,
 JOHN B. HOWEL,
 J. B. H0WEi., Ex of
 JOHN H0WEL, Deed. THg undersigned will continue the contracts in his own aarae, and will use all exertions to aecommo. dale the travelling community, sad (facitate the Maiis1 The Lines from Napoleon to Fort Smith have good. careful. and sober divers, comfortable coaches. and substantial teams. Every thing in his power shall be done to promote the comfort of Pas sengers-who will take due notice thereof and go- vera tfemselyes accordingly. LEWIS sNAPP. e.sr Rosr. cIEsEsrs. ] a.e,,. faos. CHILEAN, nssnss. Oct. 22. ls4T. 7-sm. tGaxette x Democrat ecpy.l
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10
q CARRIERS ADDRESS
 fs~e or THE Arkansas Banner,
1 AnNafY |. HILL

 Once fnerc kind reader do mako My annual call to you, % not, pfay'tor Reodn ess sake, Neglect to give a '.soas'' You know I've done my duty well I've trudged thro' mud & neafs, m summers heat, In winters snow Nor great has been ayehire. Most reverend custosiS has ordained, To every carrlsf boy; Once In a year ai least to come, And bid ySu all good joy So whileI gallop OCT the news, In tbfs delightful rhyme OpeA your purse-strings like Q man FAnd fork me out a dime, Or more, # % be yoa can laugh At laws annoying writs, Why then, l wont refuse, to take, You know wont, "two bits" I want so please you very much And thu printers deysl-- You need d'nt think I'm satans imp And doomed to nought but evil. Oh no, I'm born of flesh and blood, Can cipher read and write Just give me half chancr, you'H sec How well can indite. Hail CoIambia, happy land
 Hail Yankee doodle too, We've licked the British once or twice We've beat the Mexicans blue We've run old Santa Anna off E. So fast, he left his leg Behind--The boys have got it now Suspended on peg But other trophies we have gained Since our proud flag unfurled, Whole Statrs. great cities given mp We've conquered half a world. Old Rough X Ready's won reRown The Whigs all thought they had bhn, But he slipped thrO' their fingers, and Is gone to see the madam. Bat Scotts the peoples War horse now He's won eternal fame, We don't intend, that nasty plate of soup, again to name. And if could but poetise
 Like Knight, or Albert Pike, I'd roll out strains about this war, You never heard the like-- Yee, some as brave and noble souls As ever trod the ground, There to their country gave their lives, And lasting glory found. There Porter, Pelham, Yell, were slain Each facing to the foe, Peace, honor, glory, 10 the dead We giadly, proudly show Come boys, I sec that Thorneon makes A monumental cali-- Come, let that graceful column rise Pay promptly one and all must be done, my genius tires In this stnpendons flight And l had many other things In this address to write na. sc.asesr and Byrort-iike May say, again, farewcl-- May all the blessings of the year On all the people dwell. Be honest md assist the poor,
 Eschew both cards and rum, Pay up the printer, and do not
 No srsyiag off from home.-- ought to glance at politics But really am afraid, To wake up all the angry ghosts By party spirit made, These and much more you ought to do, But will add be cisi., Yoall please yourself, and don't know But you will shame the devil.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10
DIssOLUTIo

THE partnership heretofore existing anae 1 name and style of Hescton. Caase Co., solved, by mutual consent. LUTHER Cslss authorized to collect the debts, and settle aP Fl fairs of the firm. Having sold ont our entire stock oi = Messrs. T. D. MERRIcg X O., the basinse be conducted by them. at our old stand ana s.. <. commend them io the favorable notice of oar " and customers. .,.s
 THOMAS ", NEwTo1
 LUTHER CHASE,
 JAS. LAWSON, JI Little Rock, 18th Sept, is47.