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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21
~ THE Hos. MRS. NORTON

Warriors sud statesmen have iheir need of praise,
And what they do or suffer men record
But the lnng sacrifice OF wonen's dn,s
Passed without n thOught--wihout word
ANA many holy struggle, tor the sake
oi duties sicrnl,, faithfully fulfilled
f"r winch TIM ANXIOUS mind must atch aud wake,
Aud the strong Feelings al the heart he siillCd,
Goes by unheeded as the summer wIrd,
Ana leaves nO memory aud no iracn behind
Act u may be, more loliy courage dwells
In one meek heart which braves an adverse fate,
Thnn his, whose ardent soul Indignant swes,
warmed BY the light, or chcere through high debate
The soldier die, surrounded could he live
Alone 10 suffer, and alone Ia strive,
Answer, ,e graves, whose suicidal gloom
Shows deeper horror lhHn a common tomb
Who sleeps within! The men Who would eyude
An unseen lot, of which they itt afraid,
Embarrassment of means which worked annoy,
y past renorse, future blank of JOY,
The sinful rashness Of n bl ind despair;
Tie we're the strokes whch sent Your victims there
in MANY village church YARDS simple grave,
WhpFc hu unmarked the cypres- branches wHvri
In many Narlt, wh,re death could Only claim
Tie btiei inscription Of wpinHh's name;
Oi different ranks NJ Il different degrees
rom daily lzhor 90 u lite Of ease
FROM the rich wiiJ who The weary day,
Went IN her Jewels, grrfs uuccnsing prey,
1o the poor soul who irudged oer marsh ard moor,
And with her baby, begged from door to door
Lie hearts, which ere thAy found tlat lust release,
nud iost all memory Of the blessing "peaco -
Hearts, whose lolg struggle through unpitied year,
Nnnc saw but Him who marks the mournrr's tears,
TIE nbscurely noble Who evadcd not
The wa which lie had willcd should be their lot
nut ntrvcd themselves To bear.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21
Funeral Procession Of Napoleon

\ After brilliant reception nt ST. German,
the cOrtege proceeded slowly to Corbevoe,
where 1t arrived about half past three in the
afternoon. The day was bitter cold yet
scores Of thousands of Parislans Of all but
the lower classes repaired TO ST. German,
Chateau ~. Denis, and Asnieres.
II The notla arrived at Courbevoo OF half
past three IN the afternoon of Monday, and
the same honors as those dccreed at Pcco.
Chaiou, Epnai, ST. Denis, &c, were there
paid to The Emperor. The five battainns
stationed at Courbevoie were under arms,
and drawn up along the left bank of the river.
which was covered with an immense multi.
tude who salutcd the remains with dcafening
acclamatlons.
At five o'clock Marshal Souli, Admiral
Dppcrre, and Nj. Duchatel arrived at Cour.
bevoe, aud repaired on board the Dorado
steamer to pay their homage to the Prince dc
Joinvlllc. Shortly after the Duke de Ne.
mours joined them, and spcut part of the
night with his brother. All the steamers
were illuminated, and the tripods of the IN.
nular boat threw out flames during the whole
night.
The Prince dc Joinvie remained on board,
and only few Of the sailors were allowed 10
land. One man, however, came on shore by
special leave, Tho no sooner set his foot on
The quay than he was surrounded and en-.
hraced by all the Generals, IN the presence
Of The troops. This roan, Sergeant Hubert.
had never abandoned the Emperor, dead or
alive. Aftcr the demise of Napoleon, he as.
signed 10 himself the mission of guarding the
tomb, which he had plously discharged ever
since the 9TH ol Nav, le2i.
This morning, long before day, the pep.
nla'ion was sccn proceeding ~ The direction
OF The Bnrrcrc rEtoilc. by which the coritge
was TO cutter Paris. Most of them, however.
dad not stop there. but pushed on TO NcuilIy,
The a'euuc of which was IN the course of
short time occupied by at least 1000 TO 5000
persons. The troops Of the line and the Ma.
llohal Guards soon afterward arrived, aud
upon The ground allotted TO each corps on
both sides Of the avenue.
The Dornde steamer bad left her station
~ tho ceuirc Of the rIycr. aud was moorcd .
near the debarcndere. Tho "a seamen of the |
Belle PoUle who were to carry the coffin |
ashore were standing on each side Of The !
caiaiaIqnr. The troops mud potional Guard-
nf Couthcvoir. Rneil. and otlr'r neighborine I
dls,'ict' lined ths quay, aud the artillery 1
wa. dawn up clVsc tu the fncr eide. The :!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21

nave. In a few minutes more il was
raised into the catnlalque that occupied
the middle Of the dome, and the mortal
remains of Napoleon reposed where his
last wish was that they should repose-a
wish which he though, in his dying mo-
ments to be vain one in the heart Of
his own country, in the place worthy Of
Frances greatest General under The
dome Of the Invalides
The mass then began. Mozart's re-
QUEEN was admirably performed The
voice Of Lablache, Tamburini, Dupez,
Mnric, Grisi, Porsiani, Dorus Gras,
Stollz, BarcelIot IA new baritone nt the
opera,) and other celebrated singers,
made the music tell mac nifcently. The
requiem of Mozart could not, probably,
be better performed. Al the conclusion
Of the mass the sacred water was
sprinkled upon the -caiafalque by The
archbishop, and then handed 10 some OF
the marshals aud older officers near, to
go through the same rite, acc cording to
the observance of the Catholic funeral
service. 1t was long before the chapel
was in any degee cleared. The crowd
fingered still behind, and turned again
and again to look at the coup d'Gil Of
the burning wax lights, the chapelle ar
dente, the illuminated catafalque, and
the long vista Of funeral pomp.
Thus ended n ceremony which, for
the interest inspired by the occasion, for
the extraordinary congregation of men
whose actions for yoOd or for evil hive
been celebrated throughout the world,
aud for its own intrinsic spIendor will
probably long remain without a rival.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21

YaNITE subscriber, late Of the firm Of Stewart
u 4 Weaver, respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he will continue 10 carry on
The business Of Livery Stable, in all its branch
es, at the west Stable in Greene street W here
the best Horses and Carriages can he had at all
times at the customary prices. Particular atten-
ton paid to conveying passengers to and from
the Steamboats, on their arrival and departure.
JOHN &. WEAVER.
Newport. Dec. s, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21
DIR. ATKINSON,S
CELEBRATED
CegetdJ[e Golden Ointment

This ointment having been used in the
Doctors privatepractice for many years with
perfect success and the many letters he had
received begging of him to give the public
the benefit of his research, he has complied
and now warrants this ointment to be n Ger.
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Chopped Hands, Salt Rhcum and letter or
Ring-woIm, Abrasions the Skin, and u
cerated Sore Legs (of no matter how long
Standlng,l also, for Scald Head and Sore
Ears in Children; for sore Eyes or cracked
lips the cure is infalible.
For sale by DIR. Il. X. HAZARD
Sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Near the Court House.
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SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT
RHEJJM.

FALL RIvER, May 2, 1879
ESSES. A. ". ~ Sands had been afflicted
4't with the san Rheum in it, - vrrest form scv.
eIa ears aud NJ times u was bad my h. ds and
on different paris of my hodv aim II To prevcnt nv
attending to business had made of great mum
her oi different preparations withou obtarns bat Iitr
any b neht. aud became so much discoutat ed that
resolved !" u e no more unless ! could procure one
warranted To cure. Ii,arng of your valuable u mcdy
went 10 Providence, H. L., aud purchased oue dozen
hnhdrtds OF boxes. used IT, aud nmed edial ely per
c-ved that II benefited mo, aud after using IL n G,w
weeks was cured 'niitely, and my skin was rs "
never hnd u. u isrow about two y,nr. since was
cured and since that time rave bcon entirely free
rom u lave since sold hundreds of boxes of IL Ia
my friends aud customers aud IL has lie, 4, us,J a. ,L
''m"s IN vcrst success IN every instance. one lady
WI oscd on me for II, had the ronpla ut 50 bad on
hef ace, that could haidly hear Ia Iok her She
""ieh Que box, aud IN Tess than werk, size was
"nI pamtivciy cnr d. she used ,wo boxes, which en-
lifrly cmed her. In short, such has hcrn liz succe
those injustice who are sinary afflicted did not Iri
'm M SNOW the peculiar benefit which have reten ed
ard which have kn"wn hnnd eds of others TO receive
from the use cf your valuable " Remedy
Truly yours, &r.
EDWIN puRrER. Merchant. Fail River
u i' with much sa'i'rwtion that the proprietors ae
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all nay ard know III great benefit which ,ue irli
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n'Is 20 ,eeeivr " ~ the use ." this valuable rdc ne
N"t "ny Tor at " cum, but Tor all other i.enses r
The ~, such rs II nRNorn. Teter G., Il a., nj T,,
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ucnd, io he I'd with the rem, dy as 4, ,.rd' -, ~"
y hh h'hf"w "nt lf"nn ilir blu, Il ard svsem ,I The
% nn'a " hnin"l nnn' l. wIth th' dsrasr, aud the
'ph cation ~ the R"m'dy rNienall, ~ the samr time
rfhd Gates " from the ~ ten. Numrrnu in.t,urr
nave "crutrd where ihl, hn. effect cures ~
one We Ne timr. EVc,v prrso. na,r,,d # Nub lies
complaints IN any i"im l. invited To- ~ akr ,nied ale
d1ay.
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y. y. ror".i o Gold street ~ TOO tuu ~. uf
W ilnm II. New iurk. n"d s"d nv I rt. u. utI.
NRb, Newpu y. 4, aud hy the most res cetabi .
'huggi.i. IN the u. =. TIVE si.
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" L.. 4. & W. NLwioS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21
OF TIE REMAINS OF
NAPOLEON IN TIE SEINE.

\ The Havrc Journal gives an account OF
the entrance OF the remains Of NapoleoH
IN the Seine. and their passing IN front Of
that port. On Tuesday the weather was
stormy, and fears were entertained that the
passage from Clerbourgh would be difficult !;
but rs night came on. the wind subsidized and
The weather cleared. The convoy arrived
at lIarre IN the evening and renamed in the
roads. By half pnst six in tho morning near.
y tie whole population of tho town and cn.
vrons were assembled OF the piers and on
the heights aud albHg the shore cugery lock-
ing out Tor the funeral cortegc.
As the light increased, the vesse! become
percepllble. General attention was turned
exclusive to the Normande, which made
majestic appearance. The coffin covered
with an embroidered pail and surrounded by
burning lights, was the most striking object.
The sun coming ont just at this moment
added greatly To The scene.
THE FUNERAL CaR-Thc car which is
TO convey the remains OF Napoleon from
Courbevic To the invalides is finished The
effect OF II may now be Judged of as we'll by
It's draprries and decorations. as by its form.
which Is much more gigantic than that of the
car at the victims OF July. ii is :}J feet in
height, 81 lD length, ond l5 ~ feet in width.
II Is upon four massive giidcd wheels. The
car ls composed of a basement, with panncls
between columns. The platform upon which
the coffin is 10 be placed is covered with a
violet colored velvet embroidered in gold,
with bees, stars, and eagles. The under
carriages both before and behind, nre Of n
seml-circular form decorated with the four
trophies OF flags taken frotn different nations
The bier has similar drapery to the pedestal,
decorated with the imperial mantle, sccp,rc
anu crown, and is supported by fourteen
figures, representing tho principle victories
OF the French. The base of the cars is GOV.
cred with garIands and crowns of mmor.
kUes.
Over The whole il an immense Grape drape. |
ry, which hangs down to the ground. This |
prodgious hearso is to be drawn by sixteen |
horses, dressed with feathers, and housings
embroidered in gold, with the arms Of the |
Emperor.
The cotfins enclosing the remains Of Ma. |
poleon wei h 400 pounds. The mahogany |
coffin in which he was buried and which was |
replaced by one of ebony after the exhuma
ton, was cut up by order of the Prince dc !
Joinvlle, and the pccGs were distributed
among the officers and men Of the Belle |
PouIc aud Favorite.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21

! iurIed her cOlurs. AL the manpuyres Of the
lrlgaie were immediately followed by The
other vessels Our mourning had ceased
wllh the exile Napoleon, onJ the French
noval division dressed itself out IN all lis f's-
tai ornaments, To receive the imperial coilin
under the French flag. The sarcophagus
was covered ~ The cutter with The imperial
mantle. The Prince dc JoInvle place him
sell at the rudder. Commandant Gnyct nj
The head of the boat. Generals Bertrand
aud Gourdaud, Baron de Las Cases, NJ. Mar.
chaEd, aud the Able Coquereau, occupied
ihe same places rs during the march. Count
Chabot and Comnandont Hernoux were
asterp, little ia advance Of the Prince.
\ AZ soon as the cutter had pushed of from
the quay, the batteries ashore fired n snluic
oi "A guns, and our ships returned The salute
with all their artillery. Two other salutes
were fired during the passage from The quay
10 the frigate, the cutter advancing very
slowly, and surrounded by the other boats
AT half past six o'clock II reached tho Belle
\ Poule, all The men being on the yards with
their hats in their hands. The Prince had
arranged on the deck a chapel deckcd with
\ flags and trophies Of arms, the altar being
placed Ut the foot Of ihe miZenmast. The
coffin, carried by our sailors, passed between
two ranks Of officers with drawn swords, and
was placed on the quarter deck. The abso-
luton was pronounced by the Able Coque-
rcau the same evening. Next day, at ten
O'Clock, solemn mass was celebrated on
tie deck, in presence of the officers and part
of the crews OF the ships. Ills royal high
ness stood at the foot of the coffin.
The cannon Of the Favorlte and Oreste
fired minute guns during this ceremony,
which terminated by solemn absolnlion !;
and ihc Prince dc joinville, the gentlemen
of Tie mission, the officers, and The rremcrs
maitrcs of the ship, sprnkied holy water on
the coffin. AT eleven, all the ceremonies Of
the church were accompllshed--nll the honors
done 10 n sovereign had been paid to the
mortal remains of Napoleon. The coffin
was carefully lowered between decks, and
placed in the ehnpetic ardtme which had
been prepared at Toulon for lis reception.
Al tins moment the vessels fired last salute
with all their artillery and the frigate took
IN her flags, keeping up only her flag at the
stern, and the royal standard at the mnintop-
gallant mast. On Sunday, The 18Th, at eight
IN the morning the Belle Pouie quilted ST.
Helena with her precious deposit Oh board. >"
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SPEN OER'S

Syrup, are OF purely vegetable chnroc-
er, without q particle Of ony thing else in
their composition.
SPE.NCER'S PILES md SYRUP
OR VEGETABLE MEDICINES.
IF you are well, let medicines alone-if you
L are sick, try SPENCER'S.
REASONS:
4 !. They never produce the least possible
bad effect IN any case.
7 =. They have the testimony of thousands,
among them regular physicians, verbal and
written, that they are highly useful IN great
variety of fcascs--gencrally oifecling cure,
and seldom indeed failing TO give relief, es-
pecinlly in cases of headache, pains and dis
trcss 10 any part Of the system, dyspcpslo,
scrofula, piles, worms, internal bleeding. fc-
male complaints, consumptlve complaints, and
many others.
3. They are gentle Ca,harics, operating
on the alternative principle, changing and
correcting the habit without violent pnrging,
and without pain. Dischargng the morbid
matter without affecting the proper coaiings
of the stomach and bOwels-purfying 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 ihcm-und re-
qulTe no change Of diet.
). ANY one who will try them will find tho
above reasons substantlatcd by MS 0wstx-
PrRTENcE.
q The medicines ore exclusively COM
posed Of innocent vegetable materials. tho
growth Of New England and have been used
for generations, with astonishing success.
4 ~" In cases Of influmaiion Of the Lungs,
I tAs thnatic oughs, Affections Of the Glands,
&c. the Proprietor would recommend Mrs.
Jones' Syrup, MS valuable auxiliary TO tho
Pills. II is prepared by him, and may bo
found with hn, and his agents.
4 Particular directions accompany The medi-
cines.
I Prepared by GIDEON SPENcuR, Warmiek,
Y. L., sole proprietor, and TO chom only the
composition is kn0rn.
The Pills may he 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 AZ pointed agents.
The following gentlemen have been sp-
pointed Agents for The sale Of "Spencer's
Vegetable Pills.
&. Brown. Little Compton;
IIowland 81 Church, Westport;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
Also, at Wholesale by the proprietor, at
Warwick; Oliver Johnson 81 Go. Providence;
and A. B. 81 ID. Sands, 100 Ful,on.st. New
York City. May II.
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nR. JAYNE's ExPECToRANT.-The

IL invaluable medicine is daily eiIaciny some
OF the most astonishing and wonderful cures the
have ever been known. All who have ever used
II for Asthma, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Hoop
ing Cough, Group or Hives, Chronic Pleursv
Consumption, HoarSeness, Pain and Soreness of
the Breast, difficulty ef breathing, and every
other disease Of the Lungs and Breast, can and
do attest 10 It's usefulness. BRO.NCHT7IS,
disease which is annually sweeping thousand.
to premature grave, under the mistaken name
of Consumption, is always cured by il. The
usual symptoms Of this disease (Bronchi,is) are
Cough, Soreness Of the Lungs or Throat iIoarse-
ncss, Difficulty Of Breathing, and producesa free
and easy Expectoraton, and cure is soon er-
ected
1t always cures Aslhna--two or three large
doses will cure the Group or Hives Of children,
in from fifteen minutes TO an hours time. Il im-
mediaiely suhdues the violence Of Whoopinr
Cough, and effects speedy cure. Hundreds who
have been given up by their physicians MS in
durable with "Gonsumption, )" have been restored
to perfect health by il.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne, No. 20 south
Third st. Philadelphia For sale in Newport by
Mrs. ANNA NJ. EDDY, Tames-st. Price 81.
Where also may be had Jayne's Carninati,
Basam. for the cure of Bowel Complaints, &c
Tonic VERMIFUGE p for the removal Of Worms.
&c. SANATIvE Pills, for Dyspepsia, Liver
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Jaynes HAIR TONIC, for the removal Of bald.
ness and preservation Of the Hair Aug g.
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JAYNE'S e XPECTORANT.-This me d;

Il ~ " C - 70 Nf Fl Olt " ]. - This me ui
cine has proved itself 10 be all that IL
has been recommended by those who hayo
gwen u tar test in ;his county, and the
demand Tor 1t increases daily. We have
just heard of an important cure of ASTHMA.
which has been effected by the use of II IN II
neighborlng town--thc case was that of To-
male who had ior n long time been under the
care OF physician, who lad received no re-
lei' md her case was beginning to be- con-
sldered hopeless. As n last resort she pur-
chased bottle of DIR. JAlNE'S EXpEC-
TORANT, which caused her To expcciornto
freely. gradually cnscd her cough and i,
gradually restoring her to health. We have
no hesitation ~ saying this preparation of
DIR. Jaync's, for The cure of coughs, colds.
Influcnzn, Asthma, consumption, &c. is iba
most valuable medicine offered tn the Amer.
ican public. There is no qnnckcry nbou, !,
DR.. Jayne is one oithc most skilful prnc,i,.
ing physicians IN Pennsylvania md " Lc,-
ever his preparations have bccn ihoruuehlv
tested, hc is looked upon ~ y great p,,bl,e
bcncfacior.- Somerset I'VE. J JournnL
Prepared only by DR.. -. JAYNE, No. 20
South bird Street, Philadrlplns. .P,rcs IL.
t. UN-FisH OIL-A CERTAIN REIII.
~ Df fr Rhcumnrism, Sprains, stihne.. of
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aud ali oasr@ of PAIN. sorenrss sud iendrrnes. cl
ih" lolnls ANA muscles. \ few bottles of Va.
'bov" ahi"lc. nte lor sale hy
Aov y J. TAYLOR
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III A rs! III A II S.!
Joseph IL. Weaver,

No. ia, Thames street,
HAS for sale large assort.
mcnt of Ncu,ra, Mole skin, plain
Russia and Satin Beaver Hats of
the LATEST FASHION. of his
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w q " A N.

GkmECw&ID POMLs,aggo Q
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dren's Cloth Caps of the latest pai,erns-
which he offers for sale on reasonable terms
The public are invited to call and examine
for themselves. fApril IS. 1870.
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gIleeklp AlmaMar.
Calculated for the mtridinn Of .Ntwpo

New Moou, 22d. lIh. l6m. morning.
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4 COFFEE 20 bag. Cuba coiler, for sale by
" H. T. & W. NLWIoS.