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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-22

On report of Business Committee:
RESOLVED, That in the opinion of this
Society il is the solemn duty of abolition
lists to maintain their principles, when at
the polls, by voting, irrespective Of exist
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-22
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.

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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
IL r II A l. ID O f THE TIME S.
DIR. SPHON'S
Sick Headache EeIsacdy

O., For the permanent cure Of this distressin.
complaint, never fails. When perseyered ia
eiiecirally renoNaieS lie system, and doe,
away the cause. Of the SICK X NER POUS
/ HE.i D.iCHE. Th0u.and. have uicd it, an,
found precisely the relief which the nriicl.
promises To brstOw. Certificates Of tho strong
etl hind, and roW the most respectable persons
aie ~ Tie possession of the proprietor, some OF
which have been published, lesliiying 10 the per-
mhnent cure, and others 10 the immediate re
lioi gwen by this remody. II affords relief Ia
the aifnicd in II or 20 minutes from the fist
dose. " taken when the symptoms OF an az
tack are first le,t, il prevents the further pro-
grrss OF ihe complaint. and cnn produce no dam
ger III amy time by an excessive dosc rs in such
ca'c il would Only throw oil The contents Of iia
stomach, leaving IL sweet and healthy With sIi
excellent appetite. Al afflicted with headache
should not fail 10 procure and relieve Ihcnlseh cs
trom 80 distressing IL cOupnmt.
PHYSICIANS have ~ many instances given II
to their patients, and in every instance, to our
knowledge, with great satisfaction have found
II certain cure. Sick and Nervous H,ad-
dche Is n complaint with which physicians do
not wi,h 10 have any thing 10 do. and generally
prescribe only for ten porary relief consequent
ly, DIR. Sphons Sick Headache Remedy escape.
the opposition which some other prop,eto,y ar
tclcs meet from that source.
Try 1t once aud you never will regret il. IL
II composed entirely of vegetables. and con-
tain+ no mineral. or poisonous ding of amy kind
aud does not require amy change Of diet or exer-
else.
Sold Wholesale and retail by Comstock s. Co.
Wholesale Druggists No. 2 Fletcher streetN Y.
aud by h. J. TAYLOR, Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
Caution CirC,pgar.

! o. TO DRUGGISTS .a.ND COU.N,
TRY NERO H1.V7'S- Those raluaCie ar
hchs. OLDRiDGES B.ALM of 60
LC.IBL7 Tor tho Hair, aud H4YS LLsI
,.HE.NT for the Piles, &c.. have been cx,cn
sIvcIy counterfcitcd. Those wanting ,hes,
preparations will please always wntc, wbcr
ordering from any other house, for Comsfock. :.
ninhS. The true articles have that name
or signature always on the wrapper, and
vendors will do wei! To remember that, when
ordering, as the limitations are 80 exposed in
nearly all the newspapers Throughout, this
country, that they could not be sold, should
they be so unfortunate us 10 get them.
Our friends throughout The Union are re-.
qnested lo give ns immediate notice, by lei,
ter, should any Of the countericils appear in
their respective places. Respectfully,
COMSTOCK a. co,
Wholesale Druggists, No. = Fletcher ST.,
New York, aud by J. TAYLOR, New.
port R.I. July 23
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
JUDGE PATTERSON

Read the following from Judge Patterson, 70
thirty years the first Judge Of The County il
which he lives.
! .MiidIetOwn. n. j., March IL, 1910.
Nlessrs. Coinstock & 60.
/ Gcnlemen-f0u are al liberty 10 make such
use Of The following certificate ns ou deem will
best suhserve the purposes for which il is in,on
ded
tCERTIrIcArE OF JUDGE PArrERsoN.l
] hereby certify that my daughter has been
afflicted with sick headache for tho space of
about 20 years, s,--the attacks occurring once in
about two weeks, frequently lasting "a hours
during which tine the paroxysns have been 80
severe, ~ apparently soon 10 deprive her of life.
And after having tried almost all other remedies
in vain, have been induced ny last resort to
try Sphon's Headache Remedy as sold by you,
and To the great dsappo ntment and joy Of her
self aud all ler friends, found very material re-
lief from the first dose Of the medicine. She
has followed up the directions with the article, 4
IN every case when nm attack was threatened has
found immediate relief, until she is near p,rula-
nenlly cured. The attacks are now very sci.
dom, and disappear almost Immediately after
taking the quantity directed. A hope that others
may be benefited 10y The use Of this truly nva-
liable medicine, has induced iDe to send you the
above, aud remain your obedlent servant,
JEliU PA iTEKSUN,
Judge Of Tho Court Of {. =.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
Attention Bald Heads 1!

The remedies ever devised for the resto
" aud ptesoivatinn Of the igiT, upthing has beei
lonnd equal 10 Aiihrr's e, g,nous Hair Tome n sr
ion, TAI tesorr tn hair to heat II aud bcunty Many
VII" were hald three months ago, can now exhihtlnku
liant lie d. ~ hair
u IL prepared from rec pc of the ce ebrated DR. Al
Il er al T. rIs, hy one oi pups,
II The Towing ettrI iroin Lr = Fitch Is very Kind
\ Phil ,dell hia, Nay 10, is;is.
II Dr Jaynr--lioar Sir feel mat ! can hardy say
enorgho u ~ lavoi nf Abrrs Ulrng nous Hair oni
add by had HE n0nor al personals qnhihahce
wth aion n II In iaris lie rs knnwn {" aIl iht
world - OR O The most nuent rcturers an pa'
i efs ia AL dseas sol tie skin, Nc thai hstver b' on
hhnwn, as all whu Save aitsnde his consult aions
u abe eat Ii0sphi saint Louis h have heard HI
practice, wi | uDhesitatingly acknowledge tie aiI
one cohS der one "f the brst pcpIH tous fof III
hair IN "hch We are acquainted ard fully JusiiheS
the assertion 10 the rro-e oI the pr pnefo ave
'reicneed the most ignal ben, III from II. Wy hu
HAD heen falling oil about years aud had bcI
very ihn. threatening speedy baitlnrts, when CON
meme Il using tliis rene y. In Db'u one wrek ccns
th To iall IT, nave ns Il II nov airu III ee onths.
nd have M fun and thck he of hair 9os,.
y desire. have ~ commenced It's u'c Ia number
of N, friends, who all ,peak welt "ft. Ii faithfully
employed, rave nn d"ubt of lis general success.
may add h before using the Tonic, b dtfed alnosi
Al the vari"ns articles enpoyod for the r, such NJ
The cis3ar OH all the dhrreni prepa ions Ot b a's
oil, vcgc able hair OIL sc without experiencing much
= fi1Gn, No i72 thcsnut st
copy of l,tcr from G G Inrk. P,.or oi the Baptis
hurch nj Iiaddunieid, n J..
liadd"nfirli, Feb ~ 1889.
" ID Jayne sir; ta' e pie ,surr in inioIDing yOI
mat the hottie of Alb,n's Hair Tome which obtancd
OF you last ,c"'r, hs proved most saiif ctury and
surcesffu Ny hair had ior a long time been exceed
lhfN nm. Eat ioi 'wo or uiIc" years past II had 81
htleh out that my heat had become a,mo.t eutirtlj
bald. ! was under the urcps, ity Of conceaIi III.
b"ldnes by embinF the hair the sides oyer H. Bul
NOW after nsni about half Of n Il le of tho Tonic,
nave IA lnxnfiaEi Il grow III Of hair AZ ever ha'.
CCPARF.
The Rev Leonlrd FLETCHER, Pastor Of lhe Baptist
hucIl nj Great Valley, Pa. VINO la. used tn ee bnt
ol this IoHc, and who Lad been bald for years wits
To Ir jayne: Mach =, 1889.
MY hair Is growing finely, assure yo".n
Mr. Fietrher's bead II now completely coveied wit.
fine growth Of new hair, where h- had beer perfectly
bald before.
1t may be had wholesale and retail Of DR.. ID.
JAYNE, General Agent, No 20 South Third
street, Philadelphia. Price 81. june I3.
For sale by Mrs. ANNA NJ. EDDY,
Agent for Newport, aud JsHN A. WAps-
WORTH, Providence r. l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
JUST RECEIVED.
II fresh supply Of The toiIowing
WALL UABLE
2)attrt MfOieineo, &c.,

VIZ:
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays Linimen, for the Piles
Oldiidge's Balm of Colu,nba-for promotm.
he growth Of hair on bald heads.
buffalo Oil--for do do.
Mrs Gardner's Balsam Of Lyerwort, for colds
and coughs
Browns Kreosoie and Gall Toolh-acl drops
MoOre's Essence of Life.
Whi'well's Liquid Opodcldoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuff.
Carpenters Extract Sarsnparilla.
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees n ]. Bilious Pills.
Thompsons Kreosote aud Gall Tooth ache
Drops.
Doct. Kingley's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's Linirnent.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies Asthmaiic Pills
l!inckley'S Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rheum Ointment.
Universal Corn Cure.
Billiards. Oil Soap.
Williams Oil Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, &c.
DR.. Rush's Pills Cor Dyspepsia.
DIR. 1Ihompson's : 1ooih.ache Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment
Doct Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs,
colds, asthma. &c.
Less Windham Bilious Pills, sc SC SC.
For eale by
r. II. HAZARD,
SIGN or THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Near he Court House, .\tupon, Il.
April Is, 1882
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT
KHE NJ.

FALL RiyER, May 8, 1899
\ NESSRS. A. n. & ~. Sand, h d been afflicted
I'l with the salt Rhcum ia it, vcfest r. fm fr
-ra years, and AT times as had on my h,,ds aud
on differ ut parts Of my h"dy aim ST To prevent my
attending t" business. had M de use nf gre al
ocr 81 d'hrrtn preparations iou obi na bni Iiiie
any tnebt, aud became So much dscoura. cd that
resolved toue no more nniess ! could procure Que
war hhird o rrrt. Tearing al yohr au"bc ~ medy
W. NJ to Providence, Il. !. aud purchase oue dozen
f II, conhdeni that II it cur ne could dispose Of
hundreds I" hnx r. 7 used il, 4, d immedillcy pcr
c'iNrd that u benctt me, aud after using IL n few
weeks, was cured ,nlirely, and my skin ~ II
ntVci h"h IT, II Is now about two year since WIS
cured, ahd since That time lave been rntircy tree
ir"n II Lave since sold hundreds Of box of il Ia
NY ne 's aud customer, aud il has been used with
Inins unversRl success in ev,Ty stance. One lac,
wh called on me for II, had the compliant bad on
her 'acc, that could Ia diy bear to look AZ her She
bought one box, aud In 'ess Than week, sic was
'o' raia'hciy currd. shG used box ., w irb en-
irrly en- ed 'Icr Ia short, suh has ben ITS succ,,s
~ curing disc scs "f the shin, tha think sl ND de-
ihoS" mi ,icr who smilnry afflicted diI moi lei
them know the peculiar benefit which have rcce., ed
ard vhch have known huud eds @; others 10 teceiv,
rom tn use "i your valuable " Lem,d,."
Truly yours, &c.
EDWIN PORTER. Merchant, Fail river
" with much sa'isa'on that the y oprirtots nrc
an'r 10 lay Tic hh"v ce hrar brf re- the blic m
All may and know III yreu benefit which one iuLi
vid"al is able Ia ceri ify to havins received non II
"h rs ~ fcoiv- fr the use p this ,iunhle ne
Net only tor salt run hu Tor all other sense. oi
lhrs IN, such as Rncn "rn, y. t-r, ca d jnhd Tar.
baiS or Jch "n lrh Eczsra, &c. this cine il also
rert',n cure. Ibe sytnp Of SnrsapIrilIa is recon
ray and throw out from iI hu, ald system all the
mn aiy humoi ,"nnr't'd wIth the disease, ard the
H7 cation of the Remedy externally ~ the same time
trhd c''ts II from the system. Numc.ou instance
have m'uIrd here IhIs course baS rfI ct d cures IN
Que werk's 'ime. Evr'y prr.o aGl'ci with ihrs
Complains ~ nny tu,n, j. invited To n inlncd n.
n'e "f this valuable NJ dcine "a d ret cured without
d Jay.
rlacrd aud Sold by :, =. n u. sands, 20 Fulton.
~ w. corner oi Gold street AID i01 luIt n cprnt Of
william 81. New York. AID sold Nv Dr. J. H. nv
hNp NeWp H. ~ J., aud by the most ,csi i.eciabc
Dugvi''s IN the y. = irirc al
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
From the Boston Transcript.
"THO'TS EY THE SEA.SUORE.o

Bright wav0s aud beautiful
The evening sun hangs o er our .ilycrv crest
W nhe NOT cloud, viii aspect cold aud dull,
Sleeps on the ocean's n'subreast.
I've watched your ceaselcss play.
hen IN the mornings light We danced along
And when, Ger the departing CLEAN Of day,
was heard The sssper song.
And glad my voice hath been
How Onen blended freely with your own
III the sweet rapture Of the glowing scene
Hath made my heart It's throne.
Earth change>-man NAV find
Enough TO diui his path and check hlssin,.
but, hand in hand, with each aspiring nigd
fe never walk the same.
Nonth's spell must pass AWAY,
Its foirest dream prove hckle rs the dust
bnt We seem friends whose faith " III rot decay
Whom safely may trust.
bright waves I've gazed upon
Your Hspcct-tiil q vision sweet aud wild
Stole on my heart and on my spirit sh one,
As when was a child
Thus gently hope arrays
Each path that childhpod's earnest look discover,
Even as bird woes with untrIDg gnIe
The waves DER which he hayors.
Bright waves the same
Chlui peace that fingers on your cuing crest,
would, IN LIES uncertain pathway cuiuI--
Ny own heaits welcome guest.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
TIE ELEVATION OF ALL CLAS.
SES OF LABORERs.

We often meet with eloquent and forcibe
essays upon the Z" elevation of the laborinp
classes"-as If there were laborers in CON.
munity who need elevatlng to the standard
Of those who do not labor.
We do not believe in The propriety of this
distinc tion. Upon looking around the world
to see who are to be counted among the Ia
boring classes" We find that almost every
body may justly be considered as coming
under this description. All who exert the
powers which God has given them 10 promote
their own happiness, or that Of their fellow
men, are laborers. The man Of science,
who applies The energies Of his mind to dis
cover the means Of putting in practical oper-
otioD. for the benefit Of the human family,
the dormant powers which nature does not
see I'll to put forward OF her accord, is O la.
boring nan. He who invents q labor. SAVING
machine - as much OF o working man as be
who hcws the wood, or hammers the iron 10
compose i,s different parts. The merchant
who takes u upon himself 10 perform the 70.
sponsiblc business OF exchanging the pro.
ducts oi our lnrhs aud plantations for the
m1hufaciures ol other countries, Is as much
labur''g man as the agriculturist or the man
uiac,nrrr Whose property he transports aud
exchanges. The soldier who fights our
battles, the lawyer who pleads our causes,
the physician whp cures our wounds and al
IeS'ates our paI"s, the clergyman who SIN.
rareiy strives to show Us the high truth, that
= l'i. oi righteousness here will lead US Ia a
biIssiri d eternal inheritance hcrcsfter n,sg |
istts,cs who watch faithfully over the pence
"i community; "ll executive, legislative and
Ildcinl officers of eovern,neu, in short. sll H
-ho earnestly endesvor to discharge thei, 4
duty ~ members Of society. ~ whatever po. \
'I,ion they may be ;sced. are o, enphs,lesL \
y Isbofers 80 il'ose .hc epio thcIf dsih II
''esj BY the ses-rsst manual toll
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
SPE.vCER'S PILLS AND SYRUP
OR VEGEIABLE MEDICLN'ES.
If you are well, let medicines alone--if you
L are sick, try SPENCER'S.
REASONS :

/ L. They never produce the least possible
bad rhec, IN any case.
=. They have the testimony of thousands
among them regular physicians, verbal and
written. that they are highly useful in great
variety Of cases--gencrally etfeciing q cure
and seldom indeed falling to give relief, es.
pecialIy IN cases of headache, pains and dis
tress IN any part Of the system, dyspepsia
| scrotnla, piles, worms, internal blee ding fc
male com plants, consunptlve complaints, and
many others.
g. They are gentle Ca,harrics, operating
on the alternative principle, changing and
correcting the habit without violent purging.
and without pain. Discharging the morbid
matter without affecting the proper coatines
OF the stomach and bowels-purifying the
blood, and leaving the system in healthy
state.
4. Last, but not lcast--thcy create no
danger Of taking cold--may be taken at any
time, under any circumstances, according To-
directions which accompany thcm-and re-
quire no change of dict.
3. Any one who will try them will find the
above reasons subs'anta,ed by HIS OWN
PERIENCE.
W The medicines are exclusively com.
posed OF innocent vegetable materials. the
growth of New England; and have been used
Tor generations, with astonishing success.
?" In cases OF lnhanalion Of the Lungs
AAhnli ,iyh' , Afitc tions Of the Glands,
nc. the Proprietor would recommend Mrs
Jones' Syrup as valuable auxiliary to the
Pills. II IL prepared by him, and may be-
found with him, and his agents.
Particular directions acc ompany the medi.
cines.
Preparcdby GIDEON SPENCER, U0mick,
u. L., sole proprietor, and 10 whom only the
composition is knoun.
The Pills may be obtained in this place Of
MARY TlLLEY, 40 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."
c. Brown. Little Compton;
IIowlanJ 81 Church, Wcstport;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
Also, at Wholesale by the proprietor, at
Warwick; Oliver Johnson g. Go. Providencc; :;
and a. B. g. ID. Sands, 100 Fulton st. New
York City. May ii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
The following extract is from an old paper

Gray 8 Eleyy Ia Country Churchyurd has prubaLly
been more read aud admired thau any piece O cunpU
.i" IA ue English language. IL ""s seven Years from
the tu'e the as,hor began this exquisite moroccan be-
lore Il Was finished II has had thousand INIT ors
hut II VIII not he contehdeJ that amy has nc he'd
me touching simplicity OF the original IL has bceii
more successfully approached BY an American writer
than by any other person. Heys years since an anon
.p."ns author Published In Rhode Isand papor the
presented amendment, thiakny " that Gray had not
given the subjects Of his mise enough Of religious
character To- make the charm complete" IL was sug-
testeJ that II should follow iic stahza ginning
Far from tho msddsning crowds ignoble stre.n
There lis piety and poetry In every line OF u.
No air, dreams their simple fancies fired,
NO thirst ior wealth, nor painting amer fame;
But truth divine, sublimer hopes nspired,
Aud urge them onward TO bobler uini.
From every cottage, with the day arose
The hHilowed voice uf spirit breathing PRAYER;
Ana artless ahth.In,, nj the peaceful close,
Lac holy incense, charmed the evening uir.
Though they. each tome Of human lore unknown.
The brilliant path Of sc renee never trod,
The sacred volume claimed their hearts alone,
Which taught ,hs way TO glory and to God.
Here they from Truths eternal fountain drow
The pure and gaddenbs waters day by day
Learnt, since our days are evil fleet, and few,
40 "hIk ih wisdoMs light and peaceful way.
In yon lone piie, DER which has .,ernly passd
The heavy hand Oi ail destroy ing Time,
Through whose low mouldcrnr isles now sigls he
And round whose altars gras and ivy climb; blast
1hoy glad, throngod their grateful hymns to raise
Oft as the calm aud holy ssbbah shune;
The mingled tribute oi thrr PRAY ers and praise
IN sweet communion rose before the throne.
Here from those honored lips, which sacred fire
froai heavens high chrncery hath touched, they hear
truths " bch their real iunamc their hopes insbirs
give wings to faith, aud check ailictonis tear
W hon life flowed by, ard like sn angel Death
tainc 10 release them TO the world on high
Praise trembltd still on each xpirng breath
Ard holy triumph beamed nom every eye
Then gentle hands "thcr dust to dust" con,isn;
WIN quiet tears, the simple rites are said;
hid here they sleep, till al the trump divine,
The earth and ocean render up their dead.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
BARR ETT'S
OLD Mdl1cm Dps zOousc
30 CornhiH, corner Of Franklin .4ren-
nc, Boston,

80 CornhiH, corner Of Franklin .4ren-
nc, Boston,
H 4 I this establishment of 81 years experience
n the Dy eng and finishing of the iollowin,
goods ~ don" in the best manner and at tho
shortest no.ce-viz:-
l'roadcloths, Silk & Cotton Velyets
tasslmeres, Worsted Cords,
atins, Camel's Hair,
i.usrings, silk q Cotton Shawls
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush, Ribbons. &c &c
ALSO, Ladies' aud Genilenen's GAR.
WENT, Of every description Cleanses and
gazcs Furniture ,--clcanses Garments, Carpets.
Bed Blankets, &c. Fulls, Shenrs, DYES and
Dresses IN the best manner, Broadcloths, Cass-
mercs, Salinci's. SC.
MiLDEWS and STAINS removed from Cot
ton and Linen Goods. Of all kinds.
Dye Woods rasped aud ground and Medicines
puv.Ized.
Silks aud Silk Dresses Wa,ered in the best
manner.
Plain Silks, Saiins and Velve,s, Figured and
Embossed in beautiful style.
Agent far rcceirihg Goods at .NcTpO,t,
Mr. X. d. kiSSLEY. March Z.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
To sewing Cotton Sellers.
.&-c &c

have eighty pounds Of the first quality
Sewing Cottons, and will sell them at abour
one thud less price than is usual.
have three thousand yards of Calicos at
ia cts. per yard. which are said by good
Judges To- be worth from Is TO | Cd per yard
have yard wide bIeachcd Coltons at Dog
Cheap prices. | want money and mnst sci,
cheap. W.U JI.lIES ITLLEY.
mar ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
THE FALLEN LEAVES.

We stand among the fallen leaves,
Young childrrn Et unr play,
And laugh 10 see the yellow thiurs
&C susthng -n their wa,i
Right meriily We hunt them down.
The autumn winds and we,
Nor pause Z" gaze here snow -driilsIie,
Or snn-beains 2ild The tree
With dancing feet We leap along
Where wiber'd boughs are sirown;
Nor past nor future cheek our sOLg--
The PRgsssT Il our own.
We stand among The fallen leaves
In Youths encbanfrd spring
When Hope, who we1res at the last
First spreads her eagle Wing.
We tread with steps oi conscious strength
Beneath the leaIless trees,
And The cnlor kindles on our cheek
A. blows tho winter breeze
While gazing towards the cold grey sky,
CiOuded with snow aud rain,
We wish the old year MI passed. by,
And The young spring come again.
We stand among the fallen laayes
In manhood. naughty prime
"hen hrst our pan,lng hearts begin
Il" love" the oldcn time"
And, rs We gaze, we silh TO think
How many IA yenr hath passd
blnce Meath those cold aud faded trees
Our footsteps uandcr'd last
An old comPabion-nOw pcTchance
brtranged, hrgot, Or dead--
Come rOuhd us as those autumn leaves
Are erush'd beneath our tread.
We stand among the fallen ieayos
In our OWN autulIi day
And tottriug on with feeble sleps
Pursue our cherries way.
We look not back--too long ago
Hath ali We loved been lost;
Nor iorw arI--ior we may not 1.-Two
To see our new hopes cross'd
But on We go--ihe suns faint beam
feebie warmth impsris--
Childhood without It's 10, returns
THE PRESENT fills our hearts
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-20
Prom the Boston Chronicle, Jan. 10,

from me BOSTON ChTOnicft, Jan. w.
IT, We see by nm al, ertisem, MT in anolhe
column that Messrs. Comstock &. Co. the Amcr
can agents for Oldrdgc's Balm Of Columbia
have deputies Ia 'IcIl that article IN Boston and
e'sew here. We know n lady Of This city whose
haT was 50 nearly gone IL to expose entirely hen
chronological dcveopen,cnts, which. considering
that they betokened most amiabie disposition
was not in reality very unfortunate. Neverlhc-
less she mourned the loss Of locks that she had
worn. and, after years iiuitoss resort 10 mis-
called resnIalives, purchased, some months ago,
bottle or two Of Oidridge's Balm, and she ha.
now rngleis in rich profusion. glossy, and OF
raven backn"ss, We are no, putting = none OF
The conmodny has hccn sen, To us, and indeed
we do not want any for though We were obi.
sed to wear wig year ago, we have now,
through lis virtue, hair enough, aud OF a passa-
bio quality Of our own.
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by n
notorious countcrieier, Let il never be purchas-
Ell or used unless il have the name Of l.. S. Com
stock, or the signature Of Comstock e. Co nn a
splendid wrapper This is the only external test
that will secure the public from deception.
Address COMSrOCK & co,
Wholesale Druggists, N. York. No 2Flc,cher
street. For sale by X. J. TAYLOR, New
Po'', H. June Is.