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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
DURH EXTRACT OF SPANISH
RSAPAKILLA. WM, BROWN,

Chemist, ISi Washins,on-Street, Boston, has
prepared liquid extract Of Sarsaparilla. BY n
steam process, without boiling ,he root. II is
an entire new preparation Of Sarsaparilla, never
before prepared in this or any other country. II
has been in constant use for the past six months,
by some Of the first Physicians in Boston, and
all those who wish TO 60 through regular course
Of Sarsaparila treatment can be referred 10
them. The preparation coninns no other article
than the pure Spanish Sarsa aarila, and one great
improvement over all other preparations Of Sar-
sapara, il is not reduced by adding sugar TO
form a syrup. This article is well adapted 10
the praclice Of Physicians, as they can learn BY
calling on the proprietor, the quantity Of Sar-a-
parilla contained in each bottle. The quantity
required is small compared with The Syrup. u
rs the cheapest preparation Of Sarsaparla now
in use, considering its strength. Price 62i cts.
per bottle. Dealers and Families be sup
piled with this valuable article as ahovo.
II will be found at retail by most Of the drug
gisis throughout the United States.
A copy right is secured for the directions.
aud each direction signed WILLIAM BRowN,
upon the outside.
The above article h a sure remedy for all
occasioncd by an impure state Of the
blood, diseases Of the skin, Scrsfula, Rheuna-
tis'n, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and to remove
the effects Of caoInel. For sale by II. J. TAY-
iOR, Newport, J. Balch, Providence, Thorn
ton, New bedford. March rs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
S . N G
ny CHARLES DICkENs.

Hail 10 the merry days, when yellow cornfeis
shine,
Far brighter than the costly cup that holds the mon
Hrrh's MGe
Hail To the merry harvest me the gayest Of the year.
The time Of rich aud bounteous crops, rejoicing, anu
good cheer
'Tis pleasant, fine spring morn, to the buds
pand;
'Tis pleasant in the summertime, to view the teeming
land
'Tis pleasant, winters night TO crouch around the
blaze;
But what joys like these my boys, merry
days!
Then hail 10 merry autumn days, when yellow corn
fields shine,
Far brighter ihan the costly cup that holds the mon
arcls wine
Aud ha To merry harvest time the gay in the year
The Time Of rich and buuntoous crops, rejoicing and
good cheer
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
From Tait's Magazine for December.
e. III A N G. f..

Change! Change the mournfui story
OF all that's gone before!
The wreck of pershed glory
Bcstrewing every shore.
The shattered tower aud palace,
That itown DER every glen,
In broken language tell Us
or The hcriing power Of men.
Changel Change! the Scyihe il sweeping
O'cr many n cottage hcarthj
The sickled hand is reapIng
Der some scenes of household mirth.
The sheaf IL bound where daughters
Round heirmOiher used Ia spins
And where little tcet did patter
Full often out uI!d in.
Change. Change! for all things human.
Kingdoms. states Of amplest wing
Have their fight and fall in common
With the meanest mortal thing
With beauty, love and passion;
With all oicHrihly irusti
With liie's smallest wavelet, rushing,
Curling, breaking into dust!
,Vhoro arose in marbed grandeur.
The valid cities Gf the past,
The sullcn winds now wander
Der a rain hu,dled waste.
Rrht 10 the palace splendid;
The owl, Ia silence, wings
O'sr floors, where, eye attended,
Paced the sandalled feet OF kings.
Sill change! Go thou and view
All d.soltiely sunk
The circle of the Druid,
The cloister nf The monk;
The abbey, boiled md squald,
With its grhss-mnned staggering wall,
AK by whom these were unllaluwed--
Twas CHANGE that did 1t all.
But MINI. the ever living.
From Times each succeeding birth,
VIII receive some more al heaven,
VIII receive some less OF earth.
More Of truth, and less Of error:
Iess ~ hate aud more of love;
Till the world below shall mirror
All the purity above.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
New England Vegetable
r A MILY PILLS.

'HUEE Pills are prepared by n Physician
who has for years prac,iscd his profcs.
sion IN this State, and whose practice has
bccn extensive, so that hc has had abundant
opportunity TO test their virtues. Through n
period Of ten years he has constantly used
them IN his practice, aud Is convinced that IN
the mlldncss OF their operation, IN thrir power
10 cleanse efiecinally the stomach and bow.
els, 10 remove vlscernl obsiruciions, TO obvIaic
habitual cosiivcuess, aud in short TO answer
any aud oil purposes which can be accom-
plished by vegetable Csthar,ic Pills, they arc
equal ii not superior To any article of the kind
which has ever been offered 10 the public.
For sale BY r. J. Toylor, John Z. Altman.
aud J. w. IIszSrJ, Newport LArrI -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21

non. md the Alps and Pyrcnnces will sink
,ctorc yuu--,he whole empire of learning
i'll lie AZ your feet, while those who are set
out with y"n, bat stopped To change their
plans, are yet employed in the very Proti,a-
bic business of changing their plans. Let
Your nlnit' be perseverance,. Practice upon
II. aud you will he convinced Of its value by
Ihr di-i,ns nsuishrd tlnineuce To which II will
conduct you.--Uins Essays.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21

a. UN.FISH OLA CERTAIN RENE.
~ Df for Rheumatism, sprains, stiffness Of
the joints, numbness Of the limbs, cramp, goui,
and all cases Of pain, soreness, and tenderness of
h joints and mssclcs. a few bottles Of the
oeve article, are for sale by
Nov 2S r. J. TAYLOR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
DARING FRAUD.

Tie BALM of olumhia has b. en- i'm taird by a motto
tions eonnteHeter. Let rtvrt he purchased ~ used
unless u have the signature Of COMsfUCK A. GO. on
"a spend wrapper. his II the only external test
that VIII .'enre the public { ON deoep Ion.
Address CbASriHk Aro.,
bclesnie Durri.is, ~ Maiden Lane, New YORK
For sic ~ N,wPcn, BY n. J. TAYL ~, oic Agent
ssy,. 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
RHEUMATISM, GOUT, sPRAINs,
swELLED JOINTS, STIFF CORDS, PAIN
IN THE LIMBS, coNTRAcTIoN
OF THE CORDS. &c &c

IN THE LIMBS, coNTRAcTIoN
OH THE CORDS, &c. &c.
- IEWES g. KITTREDGES BONE
No' LlNlMHNT COMBlNED-a prcpa.
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. For
the diseases mentioned, this LIniment stands
nnriyal!ed in its efficacy. 1t can truly be dc.
nominated Pain Extractor, as it will remove
pain when caused by the above complaints.
II is put mp in bottles at the low price Of 50
cents, and IS for sale by most of the drug.
gls,s. For the genuine, call for "IIcwes 6.
kiuredge's LiDiment Combined" See Ger.
'ifca,cs on wrapper. For sale by X. J. 1uy.
lor s. r. r. Hazard, Newport, r. ].
Oct. 90
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
TO THE Old B. YOUNG.
HO! YE RED HEADS AND GRAYl
Phenomenon in Chemistry.
East India Hair Dye.

Colors The Hair and not The Skin : :!
This Dye is in form Of powder which nay ia
plain matter Of fact be applied TO the hair
over night, The first night turning the lghies'
red or gray hair 10 u dark brown, and by re-
peating a second or third night, to jet black.
Any person n,ny, therefore, with the least pos
sible trouble, keep his hair any dark shade or nj
perfsc, black with u positive assurance thai
the powder, G applied 10 the skin, WiH mol
color it. There is no trouble in removing Il
from the hair, as IN all po,odtrs before made.
By an occasional application, a person turning
gray will never be known to have II gray hair
Directions complete with the article. There il
no coioring in this statement, as one caa sasify
test.
tLTs These facts are warranted by the gen.
tismas 1ho manufaetues IL, ,rhO is the esie.
brdfed chemist, Dr.. Comsfock. author Of Com
stocks Chemistry, Philosophy, aad @aay
other D0rks DeH knOi0n dnd ,oideiy cireuia
ted by the public.
This dye is sold only by Comstock & Co. II
Maiden Lane, New York, and X. J. TAYLOR,
Sole Agent for Newport, X. ]. Sep,. 80.
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CERTIFICATES.

This mny certify that tor seventeen !ears was niic.
ted with severe diseare IN my stomach aud bow-ls-
During this time have been under the onrs Of hun-
ber of Phs sicans, and brought low at times TO be
considered past help could get only temporary relief
from medicine and n my complaints continued TO in
crease until procured a bottle IL the Hepatic Elixir
prepared by Dr. }. =. Al the time commenced taking
this medicine had been confined to my bed for more
than six months and was unable To leave II without
assistance or even raise my head ON my pillow. !
had rakcn the medicine mate ,han three or four
DAYS betoe found some relief aud in three weeks
able to leave my bed and walk my room, aud have
far recovered to take charge o my work in my fa-
Is, aud though not WE'LL lind my health improving
daily. have reason to think that this medicine has
saved from the grave, aud therefore recommend
a. valuable remedy in those sc%pI.e, 70, Which 10
Douglas, Angus, 81, lsil
Thi. cer,ines that for I2 years was afflicted with
sickness, and during this time applied to n number Of
the most skiiiu and celebrated ph, sicnns among us
without any permanent benefit, ms my complaints ron-
tinued to iucrense upon me.
TIE describe all my III feelings would be out of my
power. had no appetite, WAS troubled with severe
pain In side, great distress aer taking food, dn
heavy feeling in head almost amounting To stupidit,
numbness my limbs could get NO rcir, shing sleep. my
food did me no good my continual, out %
order, and was obliged to take physc ofen, which
would oniy zivc me nomeniary rciefi NIL my dinicu
cuiiies continued TO increase To such degree that
all kinds Of labor and considered self ncura
bile. About two years ngo, procured bottle Of DIR.
starkweHthers IIepatic Elixir which took according
directions, spd soon had the satisfaction To find my
health improving, which gave me confidence in tho
medic inc. confined the use of II until took about
four bottles which has restored inc to as good s,s,s
of health as ever enjoy ed 80 far as ] know. have
sbored the present senron farm and have not lost
one days labor nor one meal of vciuas, during tho
time. So can safely sny that the Hepnc Elixir, mud
this nlonc restored my health for have taken other
medicine since commenced using H.
GIDEON HoLLEY.
Uxbridge, August 90, 1910.
This may certify that Mrs. Burdett has been
afflicted with an affection Of the liver, for FIVE
years, and during the four first years Of her i'll
ness was under the care Of several Physicians.
Lut her dlscase appeared TO be increasing in mas
iigniiy, and the prospect Of her recovery be-
coming more doubtful, until being made ac-
qusited with the success wi bich has attended DR.,
Starkwen,her's tiepatc Elixir, in similar cases,
she was prevailed upon to make use Of il, aud
from this time has been gradually recovering.
and ! can most chccrfulIy recommend il asa
safe and valuable remedy for such complaints.
NJ. BURDE1T.
Pastor OF tho Church in s. Northbrdgs.
South Norihbridgc, Sept. I, 1870.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21

houses and cities"
In vain O earth, thou spreadst thy forms slluring,
In vain thou chauntst In pleasures tones to me;
Thy image Denih is my sad heart securing,
From all ,hat ere would draw my thoughts from III
Therefore, all lonely let my wand'rings bei
For Graded in my arms, seem to see
A ior,urd, writing form. with grim decay
Wasting with pangs its lovelncss away
Till fearful To my Gyed sight II grew,
Aud baleiul with decs, the breath drew.
And still lov'd one am o'er thee bending,
Breathing out prayers unheard by mortal ear,
While thy pure soul, mid ruin wild ascending,
Gab,d the abodes of quiescent sphere.
heard th, spirit unto mine soft calling,
And by The dim light thro' the small chink falling,
I msrkI the psior al thy fading face
That glow'd no more TO meet my warm embrace;
While Deaths cold drops upon thy forehead mir,
Stood, 'mong The eust'rine ringeIs Of thy hair.
Thou f1rlh hadst gone n young bird upspringns
From an impris'ning cage 10 the pure air,
Aud thro' the clear blue vault its free way winging
In melody pour'd forth its gladness there.
My spirit sickcn'd, rs press'd thee still
To my sad heart, foreboding days OF ILL.,
Aud heard deep moans from ruin round me hurrd,
And felt the quiy'3ings of a. shaken world,
Aud niarkh corruption o'cr thy ufaut face,
Each tint Of life and comeliness erase.
With melancholy peal Deaths knell came ringing
With each vibration on my aching eur,
Not as when, from some old catheral swinging,
Out The grey turret comes the note of icarj
Chiding the hardness of the human heart,
That careless sees day after day depart,
Sill wandering on in pleasures nazy patti,
Regardless of the ihreaten'd day OF wrath
Nor hastes To seek when time TO them shall cease,
An entrance To the bless'd abJdes Of peace.
But with a knell so deep the sound came ringing,
hear il stii through oil the mournfu days
And the low sadJ'nins note of wild bird singing,
Marks unto me the progress OF decay;
Nor can smile, for my soul for aye,
Comes the remembrance of that fearful day,
When with corruption tomb'd, breathing lay.
Newport, October, lsll T.. n. q. II.
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LOOK OUT!

Some SWmdicrs haze counferfeited this
article and put it up Nth parious derices.--
DO not be imposed upon. One thing only will
protect you-it is the name Of COMSrOCK &
CO.: that name must be ai,cays on the ,rrap-
per, or you are cheated. DO not forget it
Take this direction with YOU, and test hy that,
or never buy it for it is impossible for any
other to be true or genuine. Sold by COM
STOCK 4 Co, II Maiden Lane, New York,
and by X. J. TAYLOR, Sole Agent for New
port, Il. J.. [sept30.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
nR. VAN HAMBERT'S FEMALE
~ RENOVATING PILLS-Froin Ger

~ RENOVAT1NG PILLS-frorn Ger
many-An efectual remedy for suppression, ir-
regularity, and all cases where nature does not
have her proper and regular course.
Sold by J. u. Hart, corner Of Broadway and
Chambers street and T.. NJ. Guon, corner or
Bowery and Grand street, and corner Of Henry
and Pike streets and by r. Durnet, 35 Sixth
avenue, New York. Also. by DIR. IL. II.
HAZARD, at the Sign Of the Grem Mortar,
Newport. II. l. Sept. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21

Double the Quantity and Bet
ter Quality than any other for
the same Price -! Remens-
Der this.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
DIR. ATKINsON's
CELEBRATED
Vegetablc Golden Ointment.

This ointment having been used in tho
Doctors privatepracticc for many yoars with
perfect success and the many letters he had
received begging of him to give the public
the benefit of his rcscorch, he has complied
aud now warrants this ointment to be a Ger.
tain cnrc for all Scrofulous Eruptions, Itch,
Chopped Hands, Salt Rhenm and letter ~
Ring worm, hbrasions of the Skin, and VI.
cctaicd Sore Legs tofno matter how long
Sianding.l also, for Scald Head and Soro
Ears in Cbildrcn; for sore Eyes or cracked
lips the cure is infalliblc.
For sale by DIR. X. II. HAZARD
Sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Near the Court House.
UOO IIIlDS. Cuba Molassrs. and rs bbl-,
lOV New Orlcans Molasses' good qnsh.
~, for sale by S. NEW TON, Jr
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p O f II r Y.
RIG ~ All

"By the earthquake at Naples, In l79s many were bu-
red under the ruins n number OF days who were nkcn
alive. Eoisa Baii, nged l6, remained eleven day
during which time she held in her arms little boy, who
died on the inrh day but she was unasle 1" release
herself from him account OF the fragments around
her. She TO smile afterwHrd hui loved
10 cit nine under the shade Of tree out OF the sight VI
houses and cities"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
[2 Els &c.
500 REWARD.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD has been offered for months, TO
any one who will use a bottle Of Hays Lini-
nieat for the Piles without being cured. or
thousands sold in no one instance has ID failed
OF u cure. Proof overwhelming to be seen
where il is sold. II is also a certain cure in
nearly krery case.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
Weekly Almanac.
Calculated for the meridian Of NewJ

New Moon 18th, Iib. 34m. morning.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24

The mail to-day came through as late as due. The is not important. ogIe, the celebrated author of work on "Spoonery," and other domestic uten- ss, died at his residence in Pennsylvania, few days ago, of consumption.
 His whig friends pass many encomiums on his fearless character, and say he most ardent ad- vocate of reform.
 Unhappiy, his fearlessness led him to despise the suggestions of conscience and ihe good opinions of that portion of his friends whose opinions are worth having and his advocacy of reform never reached above pots and pans of the Presidents kitchen. He passed away just at the time he had right to expect his reward from the administration, but it IS to be hoped that, though dead, he will not go nnreward- el. Reqaeseot in pace
 A correspondent of the Savannah Republican re- ports badly of the health of the troops especially at Fort King. In the Georgian it is stated that on the 26th u the mail rider murdered about 20 miles from Tampa. Pursuit was made from the Fort by Capt Beall; the murderer was overtaken and killed. He proved to be Mary Hojo, famous depredator m those parts. The rascal had destroyed the whole mail
 Judge Randall gave his opinion m the case oi hah- daIl Bank of the United States, the 18th inst. in the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia. He decided against the forfeiture of the banks charter the ground that il was necessary that the same person should hold the the time of the pro- ceeding who held them their first presentation and refusal of payment.
 Ezra White, recently tried for the murder of Peter Fitzpatrick in New York, has been declared guilty of manslaughter in the third degree and recommend ed to mercy by the jury.
 was ready to sail on the 10th inst with S3 passen- gers but four of the number to stop at Halifax, and 90 to take passage there for Liverpool. 20 persons were refused passage at Boston for want of accom- modations.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24
From ow Commercial Correspondent.

NEw-YoRK, May 16, 1SI1 Yesterday was packet day for the steamer which
 leaves Boston to-day. The amount of bills reunited by this conveyance was much smaller than anti cipated Of late it has been the practice of remitters to buy their bills two three days before the sailing of steamer, under the impression that towards the
 last the price would improve. There having been small business done through the week, holdees ex- pected active demand for Saturday, in which they were partly disappointed. The rate, of bills did however materially vary at the close. On England 7a "A per cent, or ss4 77 $4 zs the l on France 5E 2Si.
 The market remains without material alteration. Friday the national fast day, and all business was suspended Yesterday fancy stocks generally improved, but state stocks declined The state of Pennsylvania has issued proposals for new loan of
 950 000, the proceeds oi which pay the inte- falling due in July. The principal of the loan to the amount of $90O,OOO falling due in June it is expected will be renewed. Whether the new loan will be taken in the present prospects of that State is very doubtful. The Banks are yet undeci- ded in relation to the relief law of the c- ty banks have rejected, and of the country in- stitutions have accepted the provisions, and the bills have made their appearance in the Philadelphia ket, but to small amount only as soon as any quantity is issued great depreciation in the cy must take place. The new Commissioner of I- nos, Col. Whtesdes, is sangune that he shall be able to make out the July interest, depending upon the ability of the canal provide for the bonds s sued for its benefit. Ex-Governor Noble, the India na Commissioner has recently been here endeavoring to squeeze as much from the $$S,O0O,0O0 suspended debt as will pa, the interest. The debt is due prin- cipally from the North American Trust & Banking and the Morris Canal. He has hitherto been en- trely unsuccessful and has returned home, in hopes to make other provision for the payment of the July interest All these events tend to prevent any improvement in the stock, the depression in which is the chief cause of the inactive state of most of Banks. In this state the two branches of the Legis lature have not yet agreed upon the new loan. The Senate bill is $4,OOO, 900 at 6 per cent, and the House bill is 5000 900 at per cent. commit- tee of conference finally agreeing upon Ss,O0o 900, it is thought will be the result. This will in all pro- bablty be readily taken by the banks, they have great difficulty in employing their funds. d
 In the Cotton market fair business is doing for export at prices which have been steadily maintained On Friday no business was done. The transactions for the week, including yesterday were as follows:
 5000 Upland & Florida. ....98 llA
 $50 Mobile.. ,9t a.l2t
 1000 New Orleans. ...94 l2t
 The arrivals have been about l75O bales, of which ls5 are Mobile
 The domestic exchange market retains the same
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-24
MOBILE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
IMPORTS

IMPOHTS LiUerpooi-Barque Shannon 56 bales bagging, l2 pcs do, 2068 sacks salt, 6z tons slate
 Phiiadeiphia-Brig Ada Eliza: 300 kegs powder, 50 bales hay, and mdse
 NeW Orfeans-Schr Cassus; l55 pcs baggng l3i coils rope s6 bbs Four do pork 100 do bread do whiskey 10 do beans, 675 sacks corn. Nec Orieans-Schr Lion 7l casks bacon, 250 bbls four, loo do whskey, 30 do moasses 9 kegs lard 92 sacks corn.
 New 0rieans-Snhr Cornet 60 coils rope, l50 bbls whiskey, 75 do our Is hhdss 100 bxs candes l5l bales hay 50 sacks oats
 NeB Orieans-Steamboat Merchant casks bacon 3l bbls four, do eggs, and mdse.
 Nep Orieans-Steamboat Victoria 43 hhds sugar, l55 bales hay 800 sacks cor bbls oats 100 do ou Is do moasses do sugar. Ee,v Orieans-Steamboat Champion 50 sacks corn. l9 bbls four, IS do whiskey, IS de eggs. !.
 EXPORTS
 New York-Barque Chas Williams Ss5 bales cotton. New York-Brig Selma 54l bales cotton, sundry lots mdse.