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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

The Concord Gazette IL out in good earn.
est ailer its delinquent subscribers. lie emu
merates several who have cheated him, but
the flood of his wrath is poured upon the
head of one John Durant, of Pepperell.-
What applies to poor Durant, is applicable to
many that zoe are acquainted with, and who
have for years disregarded our mild enirca'
ties for the payment of what they justly owe
rs. We hope, however, they will, after read
ing the following, take the hint at once, and
not compel US to call names as our brother
printer has deemed it advisable to do, in his
own case.
"We do not know that he has ever refused
ito take his paper, but we do know that he has
often refused to pay for it. His hide is as
tough as that Of rhinocefos; it will do no
good to castigate him, but we cannot help
saying a word or two. The man who would
cheat the printer, Mr. Durant, ought to be
forever cast out from among civilized men.
He ought to have the cholera, the grlpes, the
ague, the Jacksonitch, the night mare, the
heavcs and the CHAMBERS. lie ought forever
10 be tormentcd by bed.bugs and blue devils.
lie ought TO be henpicked eternally by
vixen wife. lie ought to see visions of the
printers account in every spoke of his wagon,
wheels, and he ought to dream horrld dreams
every time he promises, and every time he
breaks his promise. He ought to be consumed
before a slow fire, made of printers uncol-
lccted bills. He ought---but we can't
think Of punishment severe enough for him.
Better let him live, after all, poor fellow"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

ER. T.. SPOHN, German ply sican Of much
~ note, having devoted his attention for some
years To The cure and removal Of the causes Of
.NER POUS A.ND SICK HEADACHE,
has the satisfaction 20 make known, that he has
remedy which by removing the causes cures
eileotually and permanently this distressing com
plant. There are many families who have con-
sdered Sick Headache a constitutional incurable
family complaint DR. :. assures them that they
arc mistaken, and aborng under distress which
they might not only alleviate, but actually eradi-
Gated by The use Of his remedy.
IL Is the result OF scientific research, and IL
tirely Of "a different character from advertised
patent medicines, and is not unpleasant TO the
taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that Dr. Spohn's
remedy for this distressing complaint is every day
gaining is certainly a matter Of much astonsh-
ment. That so much suffering should have ex-
isled for ages without amy discovery of an clcciu-
al preventive, or cure, is truly a subject Of much
regret, but DIR. 5. now assures the public that
such "A remedy has been invented as will convince
the most credulous. The principles upon which
it acts simple and plain. II is an admitted
fact that this complaint, whether called Sick
Headache, or Nervous Headache, arises primarily
from the stomach those who think they have The
Nervous Headache may rest assured that this or
gan, the stomach is the first cause, that The sys-
TEN has become ,itiated or debiliiaied. through
the stomach and that only through the san,e
channel must they expect restoration Of tho
natural and healthy functions Of The system.-
This object, DIR. Sphon's remedy is emincnily
calculated TO attain. The truth Of this position
cannot be controverted, and the sooner sufferers
with the headache become convinced Of it, the
sooner will their suilerings end in restoration Of
health. DIR. spohn pledges his professional repu-
taton on this fact The remedy may be had Of
apolhecaries generally throughout the United
States.
COMSTOCK & co. wholesale druggists 2
Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane. one door be-
low Pearl street, New York, General agents for
America. T.. SPOlIN, NJ. ID.
For salc by r. j. TAYLOR, Newport.
Nov g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

InFaIihe reiued Is ever devised fr the resto no
~ anI pre- 81 walton Of ue IIair nothing has bee
'nnd equal a. Alben's ule ginous ia Ton e. II sci
om la 10 resturr thr hair to heal and beauty. Many
wln were raid three mon hs a o. can now eNhi,ituxn
rant he d. ut hair
II IL prepared from rec pc of The ce ebgated Dr Ali.
| cn "i Pans, by Que of h.s pipis.
Tlrf owing ett rom = > Fitch Is very Kind
y permitted g. be- Gs'.
Philadeii lila, May -, ls3s.
nr Jayne ear SIR I feel that can hardly say
y. u favor of lihcrs lrag nous Hair c
Sold 10y had the honor ut personal quaniance
VIII, iar0n ~ In Paris. I'c Is known To all the
world rs one of tLr nost eminent lecturers anl pae &
10 ors ~ all diseas sof the KIM SC thai las ever en-
known, as an who have ever aende his consultations
At the great ilospi al ralnt Louis, o who have ard his
pbic ectues, " Witnessed the suc'oss OF his private
prac'ice, vi unhesniingly acknowledge. Ills Tar
nnic cons der Of The b Il prepan lions TO- he
hair " th wh ch we acquainted, aGd hlly JuSiiiies
i- assertion ~ the Tuspectts of the pr peio. rave
perlenced The most ,ignal beneii from H. Ny han
had been falling oil about Two years, and had bet0m'
very thin, ihrcatenin: speedy baldnes, when com.
meme II using tIi rene y. In abnui one wee. u ccas
ed 10 fall Il. have US d II now about thee months
nd have as full aud thick lie of hiir as can ?oss
70 dcsi'r. have re onmended It's u e to a number
oi my hiends, who I'll speak well oth. II Iaithlully
rmployei, have m GOult of It's general shcce.s.
may add beiure using the Toni h7d tfied almost
al the various articcs eInp Dyed Tor the II r such
the N N,cassar on nh the irent preu,ruious or nr,.
oil vrge able hair u sNC without experiencing mnth h,
ifany ie"e6t. RspeetIu y yours; ,-,,,
Copy Of letter from G rak, Pastor ., the EaIdisl
huIUh at ilaidonheld, \ !.
llddduni,lt !, !'cb ~ 1899.
nr ID Jayne-Sr: | Ia e pleas re IN into ming yol
h the bottle Of Alibu's Hair Tonic Which obtained
of You last cob r, proved mo I sati { ctory AMI
successful Nay hair had iuf long me been exceed
Ingy Thin. But for two of three years past II had
ftl'en out that nay head had hecume "a no.t euirely
bald. ! was under the ntc's.iiy of cOncealig III,
baldnes hg combng the ,ir the sides it. but
now after using about half Of a tile of the Tonic,
have ~ lnxuriaEta growth Of hair us ever ha'.
CCPARK.
The Rev Leonnd Fltch' r, Pastor Of the Baptist
hnrch nj Grrat Vai V, Pn. who ha> used th bottles
of this Toic, (and who had been bald for years writ
To lI 'ayne: Mach ,, 1890.
My hair Is growing finely, assure yor."
l. LfLErCiiER.
Mr. Flet, hers head IL now completely covered with
fine growth OF new hair, where lie had been perfectly
bal bcfor.
II may be had wholesale and retail Of DIR. d. !
JAYNE, General Agent, No 20 South Third
street, Philadelphia. Price 81 [junc i3.
For sale by Mrs. ANNA NJ. EDDY,
Agent for Newport, and JoHN A. WADs-
Providence, X. L.
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SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT
RIIEUM.
PALL RiyrR. May 8. ls30

FALL RIVER, May 3, 1889
MEssRs. A. n. 4 u. Sand. l h d been afflicted
4'i with the sat Rheum la tS $ ytfest firm sew
eral years. aud AT times was ~ la on my hands aud
on diierrnt paris of my b1dI as aim ~ Ia prevent my
nlt nding Ia business had made use Of -" nj num'
beT "f different preparations without obt ung but little
fany b. nedt ald became so much discoum.cd that
resolved t1ue no NOR" unless could procure one
war antcd Ia rure. Ii,arng of yorr valuable remedy
went Ia Providence, H. 1, aud purchase are dnzen
oi IT, c"nhdeni that if II cur ne could dispose oi
hnndr,d "i box's. I used IL, d inmeda' ely per
cIvcd that II benefited me, aud aitcr using II few
weeks was cured in'irely, and my skin was as " I
never had IT, u isIow ahout two year since | was
cured and since that time have been entirely free
from Il. lave since sold hundreds of boxes OF il To
my fTei DIS aud customers, aud II has been used with
iImos 'iyersai success IN ev'ry Instance one Lady,
who cted on for n, had the cnnpla nj 10 bad
her face, thai ,oud hardly bear 10 look nj her She
bought one box, and IN less than one week, S was
ION pa'a:ivey cured. she used iwo boxes, which en-
tirely cured her. In short, such has bc"n lis
IN col ng diseases Of the SKIN, that think should do
hos" hi ticc who are similarly afflicted did not let
the know the peculiar benefit which have received
nd " hioh have kncwn hund eds of others to cceive
nom the use OF your valuable " kennedy"
EDhIN PGRl Err, Merchant, Fall River.
II il with much satisfaction that the poprielors
ile Ia lay tie above cae bef re the public, III II
~ M Sc and know The great benefit which ind
vd AL is able TO ceTiy having received ~ know
ihers 10 cccve f. IN the al this valuable medic
Not only r -alt Rteu, tut for all 0ther diseases of
he $ in snch as Rnen orn', Te'ier, ca d 'tad Bar
beIs or Jackson itr Eczera, &c. this nedciDe II also
a certain cure. The Syrup of Sarsap rilla Is recon,
nerd to he u,ed with the kenedv, ~ il tends Ia pu-
rify AID throw frcm IN blood and system, all The
Unhealthy lunor come d with the disease, ard the
app cation of the Remedy externally ~ the time.
r'doates II from The system. Numerous instance
have occurred where this course ha ei Ct in
one werh's time. Eveiy pcrso ahiCt with tles
complaints IN any iom is invited Ia a imincd ale
u.s. al this valuable IN dcinc. and get cured without
delay.
Pref ared I'd sold by T. n. 4 ID. Sa1ds, 20 Fulton.
~ T.. corner Of Gold street, a, 700 Fulton Of
" am 81. New York, ard sold by Dr. Il. a. mn
ARD, Newp IT, u. T., n. by the most resi- eciabe
IIucaisis in the L.. = ITt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

THE USE OF SPEcTAcLEs-The last mum
Der Of the Boston Medical and Surgical Jour
nal has the following remarks, in reference
to the use of spectacles. They are "impor-
tant iftrue," ard VIC see no reason to doub
their accuracy:
"lt is one of the gross mistakes of ap-
proaching age, that people a, such times
Imagine necessity for spectaclcs, when IN
fact, IN eighty cases out of a hundred, the
cye-sieht Is positively injured by them. II
we tanper with our eyes, and nterpose glas-
ses between the cornea and the object,
re-modlfcation and rc-adjustment of the
parts within necessarily follow--and when
tins new arrangement has once been estab.
liShed 1t Is 10 easy matter To restore the or
2ans To their former primitive condition.
Age brings with 1t a relaxation OF the ten
Sion OF all the tissues, and the eye suffers
temporarily with the entire system, but soon
reacts, having within its own constitution a
principle Of adoption, according 10 the cir
cumstances, habits and condition of the in
dividual.
From forty five to fifty, period when
glasses are enormously supposed lndspcnsa-
Bile, were they not resorted to at all, although
there be defective vision at the former TO-
cal distance, in reading, for example, the
sight would soon begin to improve, and final
Iy, to all intents and purposes, in a majority of
Instances, would be re-established. Ii is
law, and strange it is that its indications are
not more observed. that the eye, at every
period Of life, will accommodate itself to the
wants and necessities of the individual-pro-
vided il is not artifciny derangcd. lmper-
feet vision, the evils Of near sightedness, and
the misfortune of not seeing distinctly in old
age, were never heard of as being universal
tlll opticians had become numerous. We do
not deny the utility Of spectaces after they
had been once rssUrtcd to but we perfectly |
agree with DR.. Wallace in saying that they |
are rarely necessary. Near sighted children ]
are often kept IN that state through life by |
being early furnished with concavo spccta-
cles. Withhold them altogether, and the
eye would, IN exact obedience 10 the laws Of
lis organization, adapt itself to the labor re-
quired. But when the glasses are once put
ON, they must ever after be retained
lncaculable injury has been the result OF
the fashionable folly of wearing quizzng |
glasses. Both gentlemen and ladies' in the |
spring tide of youth, whose eyes are without
q slngle defect, peep through these useless
nppendages of supposed gcntility, till per
manent and incurablc difficulty ensues, which
time has no power to correct, which consists
III want Of agreement in the focus of the
two organs.--Unless The surface on which
the image impingcs on The retina perfectly
agrees in both eyes, there will be distorted
and lndistinct visIon-such as this kind of
object or prospect classes produces"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22
BARRETT'S
OLD Mal0en Dpe Nouse,

80 CornhiH, corner Of Franklin .4ren-
ne, Boston,
| A Il this establishment of 81 years experience
"a the Dyeing and finishing Of the following
goods Is done in the best manner and at the
shortest notice wiz
Broadcloths, Silk & Cotton Velvets,
Cassimeres, Worsted Cords,
Satins, Camel's Hair,
Lustrlngs, Silk & Cotton Shawls,
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush, Ribbons, &c &c.
ALSO, Ladies' and Gentemen's GAR
MENTS, Of every description Ceanses and
glazes Furniture ,-cleanses Garments, Carpets,
BED Blankets, &c. Fulls, Shears, Dyes and
Dresses in the best manner, Broadcloths, Cass-
meres, Saiinetts, &c.
MILDEWS and STAINS removed from Cot
ton and Linen Goods. Of all kinds.
Dye Woods rasped and ground land Medicines
pulverizeJ.
Silks and Silk Dresses Watered in the best
manner.
Plain Silks, Satins and Velvets, Figured and
Embossed in beautiful style.
Agent for receiping Goods at Newport,
Mr.. u. B. KlNSLEY. March Z.
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UNEXAMPLED
Mammoth Scheme.

TEvIIE following details of a Scheme Of a Lot
T. terry, TO be drawn in December next, war
rants us in declaring il To be UNPARALLELED
in tho history OF Lotteries. Prizes TO the amount
have never before been offered TO the public. II
is true, there are many blanks, but on the other
hand, extremely low charge of $40 per ticket
the Value and Numbers Of the Capitals, and
the revival Of the good old custom Of warrantng
that every prize shall be drawn aud Sold, will.
we are sure give universal satisfaction, and es-
pccially to The Six Hundred Prize Holders.
To those disposed to adventure, we recon-
mend early application being made to us for
tickets when the prizes are all Sold blanks only
renlain-Ihe first buyers have the hest chance.-
We, therefore, empha,icaIly say--DELAY
NOT ! but at once remit and transmit TO US your
orders, which shall always receive our inmedi-
ate attention. Letters TO be addressed, and ap-
plication made to SYLVESTER & CO.,
1876 Broadway, New York.
~" Observe Me number, l56.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22
SPENCER'S
SPENCER'S
VEGETABLE PILLS.
@***ssSS****s**s****$*S
( ASS9&WG9&syEE.
8tTxx&xX*Tx$T

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THNliERE is no mistake in this invaluable fani-
II ly medicine. II has been used, and lis
efficacy tested, by thousands and it is no lon
ger doubtful, that il is the best family medicine
that Is or has been r.lcred to the public. Every
family should constantly have these pills at hand
for there are so many cases in which they give
instantaneous relief, that they may be almost
said to be an universal preventive, as well as a
cure and wonld, nine times in ten, if promptly
resoried to, remove difficulties, which, too often
neglected, because apparently slight, or for the
want Of a present remedy, result in painful and
protracted Diseases, and frequently in death.
tEyS BE PARTICULAR. Each box has an
inside wrapper, with an engraved fac smie Of
the proprictor's signature, and an engraved label
signed by his own hand, aud containing the
words VEGETABLE PILLS" The cover of
the box is stamped &C. s., None others are
genuine.
LF The reader is particularly referred to the
recommendations and certificates which accom-
pany the pills and the responsibility Of which,
cannot be questioned.
In all cases Of pain, single trial will satisfy
the most incredulous, that they are what they
are recommended to be-
Their operation is so perfectly gentle, that
they may be taken without difficulty, at all times
anu pIaCcs, ana unUeT all circumstances, ana no
traveller should be without them.
by proper use, these pills have been found to
cure the most inveteraie scrofula, headache,
piles, dyspepsia, sc. sc. sc.
Prepared by GIDEON SPENCER, Wdrwiek,
r. l., sole proprietor, and TO phom only the
composition is knO,on.
The Pills may be obtained in this place of
MARY TILl.EY, - Spring street, sole Agent
for Newport-and most of the Towns and Villa
ges in the State Of The appointed agents.
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed Agents for the sale of Spcncer's
Vegetable Pills.
{. Brown, Little Compton;
Monro e. Clifford, Bristol
N. B Burr, Warren;
Rowland 81 Church, Westport;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
Also, at Wholesale by the proprietor, a,
Warwick; Oliver Johnson 81 Co. Providence;
and A. B u ID. Sands, 100 Fulton st. New
York City. dec q.
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SlAhlA0NMD P0NgEIG5ro 6

Miss Ellen Tree, ON leaving the United States pre-
scented Mr.. Epes Sargent with diamond ring, bearing
the impress forget not.n This circums tance, w
presume, Is the origin Of the following beautiful line
which we copy from the New York Mirror.
"FoReEr me not '--Ah words of useless warning
To one whose heart is hencciorth memory = shrine
sooner the lark might fail To greet the morning,
Than forget to think of thee aud thine
Sooner the sunnower might forget 10 waken
AZ the first radiance from the god of light,
Than L. by treasured thoughts of thee forsaken,
Fart with the rccollections now so bright.
"Forget THEE not r'--when strong winds wildly
sweeping,
Drive our iost ship along the stormy seal
When To the cons the kam-ioppcd waves are caping,
Amid the tumut will think oi thee.
on, when at night, the lonely deck I'm pacing
Or gaze on some en1lscni, tremnlous star
Pelhhps past scenes Of happiness retraring-
HOW can ! then forget thee, though altar
Thy image in my dreariesi, brightest hours,
VIII burst like sudden sunshine my mind
Or like The halny breath Of summer flowers,
Borne from some isle OF ycrdurc on the wind.
Aud, nh! sweet lady, when from home departed,
count the weary leagues | am from thee
And feel quite thoughtful aud impaiiCnt-honrted,
BAY, VIII thou neutrality-suspicious. think of me
Sometimes at evening, when the wine-cup passes,
Aud pleasant friends are net Ia social glce,
q, midst the flash Of wit, the hash Of glasses,
Lavish one Kind remembrance upon me.
o, shall not forget thee! and may heaven
See thee, by every JOY Of life cares
And unto me, at least may IL be given,
To know, whate'er INV fate that thou art blOst.
Farewell I! my fithcrand Is disappearing,
Faster and faster from my straining sight;
The breeze IL rcshenng, and thick clouds rearing
Their ebon ilass 10 hasten on the night
Farewell ! the pilot leaves us-onward gliding,
Our brave ship dnashes through the angry swell,
Sustained by yhope-rcmcmlering-stic conhding,
Ill not lurget-frend of my soul farewell
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22
DIR. ATK1NSON'S
CELEBRATED
FegetGJte GOldCn Ointment.

This ointment having been used in tho
Doctors private practice for many years with
perfect success and the many letters lie hnh
received begging Of him to give. the public
the benefit Of his research, hc has complied
aud now warrants this ointment To be Ger
tain cure for all Scrofnous Erupt'ons, Itch,
Chopped Hands, Salt Rhcum and letter or
Ring wolin, hbrasions of the Skin, and Ul-
ccrntcd Sore legs (of no matter how long
Slandinr1 also, for Scnld Head and Sure
Ears IN Childrcn; for sore Eyes or cracked
lips the cure Is irfalliblc.
For sale nv DIR. X. u. HAZARD
Sign of The Golden Mortar,
Near the Court House.
Newport, Oct 20, 1886.
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SPEAK ILL OF NO ONE WITHOUT JUST
CAusE.-There are many people in the world
who are III the habit Of speaking lightly or
cODtemptuously Of their neighbors, and some
who do not scruplc to treat those who are
absent with the greatest dsrespect, by show
ing up their faults to those who are present.
without ever alIudng to any good qualities
they possess. There is nothing so detcsta-
bio as this habit of backbting in society it
often produces the greatest bitterness of feel
Ings between those who ought TO live IN
peace and good fellowship towards each 9TH
or, and IT never does any good. II generally
arises from selfish feeling, but sometimes
from thoughtlessness; In either case IT Is in
Jurious to society, and ought to be condemn
ed by every well meaning and sensible per-
son. Selfish persons have generally such an
over appreciation Of themselves, and the
situation they hold in society, that they are
apt to speak Of others with contempt, and are
never so happy as when they discover the
least fault, however trivial it may bel in
some of their neighbors or acqualntances.-
Instead of which, il would be well for them
to examine their own conduct, to see wheth.
or they were without fault, and ask them
selves whether they would like any fault or
foiblc they might be guilty Of to be made the
subject OF conversation amongst their neigh.
bors. II would b. better if they were TO con.
slder the noble destiny which all mankind
pnrinke of IN common with themselves, both
ms respects the great moral ends OF this life,
and the more sublime prospects Of the future,
rthey would remember The great fellowship
of our common humaniiy-the social end
which las parts Of a great community we are
oil working to attain, and which awaits us at
tho close Of our brief existence. Let them
reflect OIL these things. aud not offend their
Orator by ininfing their fellow creatures
rather l"t ,hru Judge others with tenderness.
nv th"y would uish to be judg' d. putting |
aside tho W. els that cover the surface of the |
characters of their noighburs, 10 ASCERTAIN Tho |
depth and sweetness Of the clenr wa,or be /
meath it.-[.Nw York Sun.
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LAND AND HOUSE AGENCY

II Z. SHAW. off.rs for sale SEVER.IL
V' HOUSES and LO1,S or LLlD, in
tho most eligible situations ~ Town. aud is
r"ndy ~ all times io transact any business
upon Commission. June 27.-3lnos.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

nR. NC MUNN'S ELIXIR or OPIUM
~ containing all the valuable medicinal quail
ties Of Opium. TO the exclusion of IT. noxiou,
principles recommended by Dr-. I've. Johnston
franris, thcesmln. Hoffman and Webster, Of
N'w York, anJ Ot,cls for sale by
May 10. X. J. TAYLOR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22
IN X. BOUTELIE, SURGEON DENTIST,

I'm X. BOUTEIIE, SURGEON DENTIST,
A. respectfully informs the citizens ofNew-
port and its vicinity, ihut he has taken rooms in
the honse formerly occupied by DIR. Case, at the
foot of Washington square, where he is prepared
to attend to operations in Dental Surgery, in its
several branches lie offers TO insert mineral
teeth in any number, from to full set either
on pivois or gold plate. as the case may require
he will also fill dccayec teeth, cleanse and extract
teeth, all Of which is done in a safe and the most
approved manner, at reasonable prices.
DIR. lIoutclle, while in the study and practice
of Dentistry, has spared no pains to make himself
master Of his profession, and has avaied himself Of
a knowledge of most of the recent improv ements
in the art lie confidently y trusts that to those who
may avail themselves Of an examination Of his
work, that alone will be suilicen, recommended
ton, but to secure confidence of all, the following
testimonial is inserted from Doct. Esten, Of Pro,i-
dence, whose merits Dentist are well appre-
ciat cd by the public generally.