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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-03
Tie Hes. Eanir Five

BILLIARDS IMPROVED LlILID HAIR
ID DYE il the beet preparation taat We have
ever y. en- for cooring the hslr. II viii positively
res ore grry hair 10 ITS original color wheicr au-
burn, brown, nf black, surprising in beauty even
the most natural locks, retain.ng the 6 Ioss ami
softn,s S. OF the 'rgnal Sandy, liz IA, or red HAIR
can be matched with any darker shade. From
uumcious !auIaory test.monllIs, which may he
seen al the manufacturers Wholesale depot, 81
Cortlsndt.l. New York, the iolloalng from the
celebrated Christadore, OF the Astor HoGsc.is rc
sented-
No G As:or House, n York, Sept. 81, lSls.
I Mr.. o. VI. NJ. BALL,RD-Denr Sr-It is but
u,tcc to say that OF all the pre- para'ionS for dye
ing hair have tried, none | as answered so well
the purpose as your improved Liquid HAIR Dye.
and with great deallcss trouble in using It than
any other. give you this testimony on my
solemn conviction thati is worthy the patronage
ofnll those " ho may wish to exchange gray,
i rht or red hair to beautiful auburn, brown or
black and from the peculiar soltncss and lus
tire which it mpalts to the hair, the ladies' cannot
but give it decided preference.
Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH CnRISTADORO.
I p. S. Mr.. Ballard is also happy to state that
he received two Diplomas from the American In
stitutc Of New York City, at their last annual
fair. One for the best Dentfricc and the other
tor Hair Dye.
II For sale in New York, by
Rsuhton, Clark & Co. Nos. ! 10 and 273 Broad
way, and to As'or House Joseph ChIistadoro,
No. 6, Astor House Kctchon Il iicnshaw, No.
l2l Fulton-street f.. NJ. Guion, III Bowcry /;
c.. Ridgeway, Irving House II Chamber-st.;
Mrs NJ. Hayes, Brooklyn. o
\ For sale in Boston, by 5. w. Fowlc, l3S
Washing,o Garter, Colcord & Preston,
corner Of Portland Sc Havana SITS, and by the
principle Druggists throughoutthc country.
All orders to be addressed to o. NJ Ballard,
Chemist, &c. No. 81 Cortland street, New Yoik,
For sale in Newport, by
II apii2. X. }. lAlLOR
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Sheriff % Sale.

NEWPORT, S. G.
D. virtue Of an execut,oi irsjied out Of the
- Clerks office ofthe Cou7! of Common Pleas
IN the county of Newport, November term, lS4S
IN favor of Luther +. Borden, of Tivcrtop, in said
county, and TO me directed and delivered. will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on
Thursday, the lO.h day of May, 1919, at , o'clk
p IN. on the premises all the right, title and nte-
rest that Ward c. Copeland of said town and
county ar resaid had on the 2lst day Of Aug.
A. d., 1878 at quol ter past one o'clock, =. NJ,
the time of the attachment on the original Writ.
in and to the following real estate in said liver
ton; a certain lot Of land with the buildings
thereon, situated on the East SIDE Of Second street
in said Tivcrton, bounded on the East and South
by land of Richard Durfcc, on the North by land
ofSylycstcr Copeland and on the West by second
street, or however otherwise the aforesaid and at
tachcd premises may be buttcd and bounded OF
so much thereof as will satlsiav said execution,
together with cost and incidental expenses.
GEORGE ROWLAND, Deputy Sheriff
Tiverton April 9th 1913.
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DIED.

4 In this town, Thursday morning, 2Gth, inst,
Sas Perry, infant son Of Augustus r., and
Sarah Sherman, aged mos, and 10 days.
& Funeral this atteTno on, al 2 o'clock, al their
residence, No. 80 John Street. Friends and
relatives are invited to attend without further
notice.
In this town, Friday morning, George
Sherman, SON of Thomas Sherman, Esq; aged
80 years.
Funeral Sunday afternoon, mediately
after Divine Service, from the residence of
his father in Mill street, which relatives and
friends are invited to attend
At Smlthville, IN. C) on the 18th inst Capt.
Leslie Chase, Assistant Quartermaster U. S. A..
Captain Chase graduated at the Military Acad-
emy in June, 1898, and was assigned to the
Second Regiment OF Artillery. He served with
distinction in the early part OF the, war with
Mexico, receiving brevet of CaptaiiIor gallant
conductin the battles ofthe Sth and 9th of May.
In lS47 be was placed on duty in the War De-
partment, as acting Judge Advocate of the army
for which honorable position he was particularly
adapted, having applied himself in his leisure
hours to the study oflaw, and beer admitted to
the fer in his native State, New York Soon
after, in lS41, he received the appointment OF
Assistant Quartermaster, and Immediately pro-
ceedcd TO New Orleans, where he was employed
IN erecting commodous hospital for wounded
and disabled soldiers the Mexican war.
In Washington, on Saturday the 2lst inst
of scarlet fever. Gertrude, only daughter o'
LieIt. George NJ. Tot,cn, U. S. Navy, aged five
years and five months.
| In Providence, after lingering illness. Mrs
lthoda Manchester, wife of Capt. Stephen Man
chester, in the 53l year OF her 'ge. In her has
gone a devoted wife, kind mother, on 'Ien
| p'ary christian and sincere fIicnd-dccpy la
1 l. l.. r. nm
tapccs
II In New Bedford on the 10Th, jeremiah EaS
Il ton, aged about 80 years
n At Boston, on Thursday las, Mrs Catherine
Il Vernon wife of S Sillm,n Field, and daushtc
of Rev. Jou Mann, aged % yeas
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-03

Newport, holden kp-tl 2d, 1919.
APPLICATION is mrde for administration 10
he given on the estate Of Nancy Tompkins, late
of Newport, single woman leceosed, intrstate /;
the same is received and rciercd for consldera-
ton to Court Of Probate TO be holden ot the
Town Hall, in Newport, on the first Monday o.
MAY, next, at o'clock a. m. and notice is or
derded to be given by advertisement for ) succesl
sive weeks in the Herald of the Times, that all
persons interested may appear at said time and
place and be heard.
apl0 b. Is. ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
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MosTRFAL. SATURDAY.. ADril

NoH NEAL, oatufu3y, Aprll 2S.
There was continued exc iement during
the last night, because the government hat
armed 500 Fredch constables. There were
threats Of alta *, but they were not fulfilled
This morning the streets are quiet, aud Go,
ernmeht has daarmed The French consiables
200 men Of The 7 ST REG iment have come int'
town. and are CHARTERED in iho Bonseco r.
Market, in the hal used for The Legislative
Council, who are a, ono end. Par lament ha.
passed a resolution to aid in p cservng peace
Cannon still remain in the streets but there j,
every reason 10 suppose that the ro" is owe,
for the present. 4. political prisoners are bail
cal and aJdrs ed nee ing ST night. Tw
men have been shot in a street row, but 10
dangerous Y wounded.
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DnDl,;lng school.

MIR. CAPRON respectfully announces to his
friends In Newport, that he will meet those who
wish to attend his dancing School,cn Thursday
May 3, at bc clock, p. m, at Masonic tiall -.
For Gentlemen, o'clock, e'ening; Terms, Sd
"a lessons.
n. B. Circumstances render it necessary
that all those v ho wish TO attend, shoul: meet
MIR. Capron at the appointed time or hand in
their names 90 as not to admi; ofany unncccessa-
ry delay in ascertaining if a sufficient number
can be btaincd to form class.
/ anl3
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Assess mont.

Providence M4iudl Fire Insurance Compd
ny.
TuF BOARD OF DIRECTORS having or
] dpr,l an assc smpn of One and a halfrcr
cent. on the rr mum notes in said Conponv
rl,icc-nniicr i, hereby given that he same vii
=, cc"vcd ., the Counting Room of +. Tavtrp
S frolhers, No ~ lhamcs-st ,un,iI the J,h Gay
OF May durinr The usual business hours
EDWARD w LAWTON, Agcn'
ny Section ~ of the Charter pro,idr. a.
prtsuns no, paying then as>cssmrnis IN ~ g. 4
shalt forfeit and pry n sum ,qoal IN nmoLh' &C.
their assessment, and not paying in 20 da!s m't'
; al fircit ih,lr msufan"c
n Ap.ii
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- ... CoUnT or PROBATE.
!iewrort. hoiJcn April 81 Is1g

! TIE administrators nn tfe cs'a,e of Thomas
VI, Seabury, lEic OF Newport, Inn holder dca.
present their afeoEnr ou said estnlc for allow.
ahce, which account confirms credit for pro.
ceed' Of Real Esale ofthe dee, sold hy the al
'alnlstrators the same is received and referred
for consldrfaiion 10 a Court Of Probate 10 be
h9llon at Ihe Town Hall in Newport on the fr.,
Mondav in May next al 9 O'Clock a m and
notice is ordered to be pven by Advertisement, for
3 successive weeks in the Herald of the Time,
that all persons interested may apnar al said
tme and place and he hard.
ap 10. b. b. HOWLAND, Prob. Clerk
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For Sala
Or 10 Let for the season, furnished

4 NEW Two story Stone House, 81 uated on
u Spring street, hJout on1'iuglth oi a, hllt
.au, II from the compact pant ui me town. 1hS
house Is very connudtouS 9ad wci finished,
or pateni C"nning Range thIng ruom
Force Pumps for ram and well ~aJer, &c e.
and commands line view al The own and
h,rhnr and ol III adm ent farms, wiIh nothlng
to interrupt The pro>pect on elner SIDE. For
further lulOrnitlUn apply Ia u, =. LEi,
Al the f IUAi0n tank
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Fer Sale or to Let.

TIE estate of w d. Lawrence. Esq con
tai,.,nc &C | . acres aud having a front of near
Iva nile Oh the Ocean. The Manson house
Si,h the nccessrry acc ,mmo 'ations for horse.
aud carriages VII be let parity furnished =
Trran, to h" supplied without charge, viii
'cr a d veg, ;lb!cs Apply t
aplO,d .w,N ALFRED sMiIH.
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frb2s-3m or tf
Valuable Real Estata fo- sale.

Valuable keal Estate To- Sale.
INlIE EN le on rhame, >,rcet, i"n2 know
L ~ the residence of W liam he, dec e,
consisting Of ii lot ol laud 90 lcr ont aud rea',
and cxreudIug 10 lhe hdft"r WUh jW1 s.u"l
dwelling Iou>e, sable aud o,ner oat h| dl"s>
.hcrcnn, and IS veil supplied wnh well and
rain walc,, together w!!h par laId, htvlns
a Spar ,Ipp 20 lee; long "I a"Pir DOCK am
.hrri rn.,u. and all the necessary hNInIeN lot
nro., culIy he .oar.m Hia9 business, ior
w,uch plrpo.e it naS been o., nr'ed !or up.
wards OF iOJ years IN the same family
II this E>ine Is not SOD bi the Is. OF MAY
H. II will then he lei tog"tner, or tteiy
a desired. The dwelling house is we'll al.
apged Tor two families mal2l.
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Court OF PRoBATE,
Newport, holden April 2d, 1919.

D. {. DENilAM, AdminiStralo on the es
tate ofWilliam Gyles, late Of Newport, dec.
presents HIS first aci cunt on said estate tor al
Iowance he same IS received and referred
Tor cons iders.lon 10 a Ccurt OF Probate to be
holden at he Town Hall in Newport, on the
first Monday n. May next, at 9 o'clock, a. IN. +,
and notice is c-d.rcd to be given by advertise.
ment for three successive weeks III the Herald
of the Times, that e,l persons Interested may
appear at said tire end place aud bo heard.
apl0. b. b. Howl MD, Prob. Clerk.
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SODA SAlERATUS.

THE Undersigned, the only manufacturers OF
| GENUINE Soda Sal Era,us, beg leave to eau
ton their customers and the public ogains' an
article made in imitation Of the genuine by sew
eral manufacturers who have been induced to
,hi, course by the great favor our article has met
with. To those who are unacquainted with our
article, we have only TO say, that single trial
according to the directions, (Which are placed IN
each pacE age,) will manifest ITS superiority over
any other kind of Sal E' 'atus IN market ana We
warrant it wholesome and perfectly free from i'm
nurities Tie genuine article can be obtained oi
,nv of the W olcsnle Grocers or Druggists "
ihis ty Boston, Providence, Phila tell hia' Bal
|,inore and New Orleans Purcha a's are par
Iticularly =, qa.sed m src u q, orr1-Nn - on
oach nn,knre. JOHN DWIGHT Il co
| N.,y N,tk mar26 Pm taw.
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Court OF PROBATE,
Newport, holden April ID, lSi9. !

Newport, holden April ID, Iol3.
+. w LAWTON, Guardian OF Nancy Stewart
of Newport, single woman, presents his Guar
dianship account on said estate for allowance !;
the same is received and referred fol consider
alton TO a Court OF Probate to be holden at the
Town Hall in Newport, on the first Monday in
May next, al o clock, a. m and notice is nr-
,red 10 he given by adv"r,isem' mt for ihIeo
successive weeks in the Herald Of tie
Times, that all persons i;icre>ed may appear
4, said time and place and hc heard
anln q. u IIOMiAND. Prob Cletk
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MARRIED.

In this town, on Wednesday evening, by the
Rev Mr.. Dudley, Mr.. Thomas NJ. Norman.
to Miss Mary Jane, eldest daughter Of Daniel
Is. Davis, Esq.
We were kindly remembered, from the
bridal loaf and wish the happy couple ali earthly
ha ppineSS.
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Eeaal Notices.

Court Of Probate, Mhldetown, April lG.h, ls49.
n instrument in writing, dated TIE 10Th of
"A December. A. ID. isi3 with Cod ell there
to annexed, dated March II, A. ID. Is49, pur-
porting to be the last Will and Testament o,
Richard X. Randolph, late Of Mddlcibwn, E..l !,
dec d., wherein Anna Maria Randolph is named
EIecutriI thereof was presented for Probate and
Letters TestaIentary thereon
II is ordered that the same be received and the
consi Grafton thereof referred 10 Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at the Town Horse in Middle
Town on the. third Monday of May next, at
O'Clock, L. and that previous notice he given
by publishing copy ofthis order three successive
weeks in thesIIerald OF the Times fpr all persons
interested to appear at said lime and place and be
heard. true copy-w'tnoss, a.
api9. JOSHUA COGGESHALL, Prob Crk.'
Court Of Probate, Midilotown, April Is, ls49.
THE Executor LIST account on the estate of
l. James Chase, late Of Middletown, dec d., was
presented for examination and allowance.
II is ordered that the same be ceivcd and the
consideration thereof referred 10 a Court of Pro-
bate, TO be holden at the Town House In Middle
town, on tile third Monday of Nay neyt at
clock, NJ, and that previous notice he given
by publishing copy ofthis order three successive
weeks in the Herald of the Timcs, for all persona
nteres ed to appear at said time and place and be
heard A true copv-witnesG,
apl9. JOSHUA COGCESHAII Prob CIk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-03

The oath Of office was then administered ia
the Governor and Lieut.. Governor by the Sec.
re,ary Of State, and to the Attorney General
and General Treasurer by the Governor.
The usual Proclamation was then male
after which The two Houses separated.
The Governor was then escorted TO his
quarters and the usual salute fired.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-03
To Let.

A HOUSE in Pelham street, having a large,
kitchen and ,wo lar.e cellars III the Lase-
m-ni, nd ten OF eleven rooms oa two floors,
including spn,iofe hall, with yard, ram
water cistprn &c. FOR further information
nj terms, apply 10 D. MELNlLL,
Frank Street
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Executors Notice.
Executors Notice.

THE subscribers have been appointed EI-
ecutOrs of the " III of
JEREMIAH N POTTER, Esq.
.atc OF Sou. h k'ngstown, dec All persons
i"d,bted to said Estate are reques ed to settle
Immediately. l. X. POTTER }
JP ROBINSON, IA''u''is'
Kingston April ~, 3w.
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For Sale.

&.,A A House, situated on Bannister'
'TTGN Wharf. For further particulars, ap.
llla ply to MICHAEL GEARY,
ap24 2w on the pre- misses
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Hos AND Rcv. b PrIsT NoIL.-This Gen
r'eman preached ou Sunday March 25th, for
the first time since his secession from the
Church If Eng land. in the Scotch National
Church, Regents Square, (London.) in the
stead of Rev. James Hamilton, who is severe
y ndisdo ed A London paper says;
1.-The prom of the Hon and Rev. gen
lleman To ffclate in the morning until the
Rev Mr. hamilton had recovered, having been
generally known the doors of the church were
beseiged by an immense c"nrourse Of persons
long before thr hour appointed for the com
mcncement of the service Shortly after eiev-
en- the place was quite ro"ded. The first
portion Oft Scotch service having been gone
through, the Hon. aud Rev. gentleman enter
ed the pulpit, and preached for nearly an hour
from the text 22d chapter Of Genesis and he
18th verse"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-03

The expense of an ordinary conveyance OF
small house, in England inclusive of the
c,amin ton of the tit e, stamps, &c, usually
amount To over hun red dollars l. is not
at all uiu.ual for The tr .nsfer Of farm Ia
cost thousand dol ars in Law expenses.
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Notice,

UT On SATURDAY, the 18th day Of May
next, will be sold at Public Auction, in front Of
the Traders Bank, at IL o clock, a. IN, Five
SHARES in the Capital Stock oi-ald Bank, stand.
ing in The name of NATHAN STANTON,
and ordered to be sold Tor The payment OF his
Liabilities, as provided in their act of incor.
porallon BENZ. MUNfDkD, Cashier
Newport, March 10 To m ~
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Ad minis ratoiis Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBER has been sppoin ed Admin
'strdtpr on The Estate of
ELIZABETH GARDNfR,
late Of South Kngstown, deed. All persons
havIng unsettled accounts with or AGAINST said
estate, are requested to settle Immediately.
Il. POTTER, Admr.
kncrton, April -, 3w.
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GENTLEMEN, are you READY
If ~, please call at
oOrF,S NEWS DEPOT

and lr,ye your NAMES for the New lo'k Daily
Herald which we shall commence to furnish on
Tuesday, April Gath for im very low pr'ce of
Two ents each. u IL well known that the Her
AID has hr larIrs, circulation of any paper in the
United States. Ifyou want thcr fmc the mrs.
the triaic nurS and nothing but the ncics buy
the ~ rIid.
to tlso. the most popular weekly papers
furnished al Publishers rrc,s Ivy the Year u y III
Tor IN advance. We nave also made an arrange
rcnt in New York and Boston to I've surilied
dali, with New Publications s s"on ~ ISSUED
from the Press new Music. Books. Fcicigi Pa
pers, Reviews, &c. turni'hod to or.u If no, on
nand.
no Boston papers received daily. We also
keep for sale, Pastry, choice Cigars, Tobacco
sc. nc. No. l69 Thames street
spl6 2m. north OF Riders Confectionery
For Sale, or to Let, fr the Season.
TIE Cottage. furnished, in CathsIine street
lust east ofihc Bellevue House, for further par
iioulsu, enquire Of JVStfd ~"
spril5
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While the Governors salute was being fir
cd yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Eldred one OF
he Representatives from North Kingston,
who was standing en- the piazzar Of the U. S.
Hotel, was struck in the throat by the wad-
ding from one of the guns it was not seri-
GUS wound, although it bled freely, aud he
was very faint for some time. The Artillery
Company do not elevate their guns enough
vile firing this salute ; we have often expec-
ted such an accident as this, when the pieces
are pointed directly at such mass OF people.
THE DFFEREScE.--The treaty Of Ghent
was signed Dec oath, 1914. Tn; Battle Of
New Orleans was fought Jan. stb, 1915, that
is fifteen days after the treaty Of peace was
concluded Had European steamers and mag
ne,ic teleeraphs been in use in that day, some
1900 poor fellows would have had a longer
lease of their lives or limbs General Jackson
would nc, have been thought Of for President,
Texas would not have been annexed nor Mex
leo half conqnred.
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To Let.

UNHE lower part Of the subscribers House, II
L Di.i-lon street. WIN. ii. ALTMAN.
apl7,pd
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A YANKEE TRlcK.-During the exhibition
of r,enagerle in country village in Maine,
real live Yantee was on the ground. with a
terrible itching TO g see he elephant" but had
lot the desired "quarter." Having made up
his mind 10 go in any heow.' he stationed
himself near the entran,e, and waited un'il
the rush was over. Then assuming patient,
almost exhausted tone, and with the fore finger
of his right hand placed upon the right corner
of his mouth, he exclaimed, /" For Gods
sske, Mister, aint ye goin' to give me my
change - " Your change !" said the door
keeper "Ya-ees my change" ! gin ye a
dollar as much as half an hour ago, and hant
got my change yet" The doorkeepr hand
ed over three quarters in change, and in
walked the Yankee I" in funds
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MAJORITY Tor Cahooho 'oo
The usual resolutions declaring the Cover
nor, Lieut.. Governor, Attorney General and
General Treasurer duly elected, for the year
ensuing were passed.
Messrs. Dixon, Hazard and Cranston were
Amounted a commitle to inform the above
named gentlemen Of their election The com
rnit,ec soon returned aud presented his Excel
lcrcy, Henry b. Aothony, aud his Honor
Thomas Whipple.
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Liberal TermSand Credit,
Having on Hand
1000 Blue Dress and Frock Coats.
1000 Black DO. do. do
lG0) Fancy do Sacks, Coats. DC.
10, co Brown Linen Coats aud Sacks.
5000 pag Linen and Fancy Summer Parts.
iO0 do. Fancy Buckskin do. do.
5000 do. Fancy and Plan Sa,inrt do.
5000 Satin aud Fancy Vat nria Vests.
1909 doD. O,eras
5OO doz. krd lannel Under-ShiItS and
drawers.
With II general assortment cf Clo,hng,
adapted to the wants OF he New England
rade.
Agents for Bennet's Trov Shirts, Bosoms,
Collars, &c. } J i'll'ING,
NJ KEiiOE, Jr
" GALLOCTE.
! Boston, mai 80, lsl9 3m
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Grass Seeds.

sy,, -sr,-r ,sn STOCKS or Az KIND. touoHr
ivN uOrn
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-08
,cnn,-nrlrArrn.l

Died, ON tie 22lh ult Of the
ofhis Moiherin this county
James w. Henderson,, in the
22d year Of his age.
The deceased seemed conscious
from DE lime he was attacked, that
bis DISSOLUTION was fast approaching.
and with the fmncss Of a Socrates
he ealmcd himself for the last trying
hour Never have VIC Stood around
tho dying bed Of any man that mani
tested O more entire willingness Ia
part with all that was earthly. His
last sinking whispers were oxhorta.
lions to his weeping friends TO mcot
him in Che land OF glory.
Blessed arc tho dead
That die in the Lord.
n. p. X.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-08

Just received fresh 10; Lemons,
SUP. Quininc, Hastings Syrup Nap
tina, Soap, poriumory. Gun Cotton So
linton an article that no Physician or
Family should be without-an immo-
date cure for wounds or burns Of all
kinds. We are in dayly cxpec taiion
Of Of a large quantity Of S p Town,
sends SassUlarilla, the only genuine
article manufactured Also Christies
Galyouic Bells, Bracelets and fluid;
also few Of the electro magnetic Bat
erylor Mcchincs, and many other arti-
cics al Of which viii be sold 70. cash
or to punctuaI creditors lower for olikc
qualify Of articles Than can be punched
in this market.
Call at the NEW DRUG STORE
next door to Cozart & Clarks.
J. STREET, Geo.
Aberdeen Mi. Aug 8, 1913 ly