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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-08
THE HAIR! THE HAIR!


rs No better evidence IL wanting
YEy Gcgune Buffalo Oil, over other
'-->@'-f1'--s' preparations, than number OF
Druggists arc cndea,orng TO initiate and foster
their miserable limitations Oh the public, Tor
genuine Read advertisements beware oi ped
lars.
Genuine Buffalo OH is fast taking the place
Of all other articles to promote the growth, soften
and bcauiify the Hair lis use gives IT u sollnoss
that no other Article does, and causes II to curl
beautifully by free use ii will darken and give
the hair satin gloss. 1t is highly perIun'rd ana
gives perfect satisfaction TO all shn have gwen u
a trial. You will observe the signature OF Tie
proprietor, william Brown also, "Buidlo
oil" imprinted on the bottle In consequence
Of a counterfeit which has recently appeared AMI
is now for sale, have been persuaded 10 Obtain
a new label engraved on casper, for mhch
have secured cepy right, entered according to
I'm act Of Congress in 1889, in the clerk $ Office
in the District Court Of Massachusetts Any III
frngemrnt will be dealt with according TO law
None genuine, unless signed ia my own hand
writing For sale in Newport by Il J. Tnll"r
and Dr. X. X. Hazard. lOct. ZE'
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IAYNE,S TONIC vERMIFUGE.

JAYNE'S TONIC VERMlFUGE a
- pleasant, safe, aud certain preparation
or the removal Of Horns, DyP,ps'o. Sou
Eoma,h. Ercr and .3gus, liant II HEpeiHe
aud all di.cascs of debility. especially ct tho
slomarh ard boWcls ana organs, of digestion
Prrr 30 cent?.
Prepared nny by D. -. JAYNE, Ph'adcl
rhis.- 'i, sblc ~ Novpod ty Mfs. ANNA
l. VI. EDDY. TGa,.c. sii.yL Tvb. !.
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Third Quarter, MA, 3h. I'm. evening
Rail Road Line 10 Boston,
SUMMER .ARRAG'G E.ME.NT
FOrMc .Newport, Taunton, Fail- Rirsr, and
.Ne,c Bedford
MAIL STAGE.
sses Ms5ss
e---.-. - - - - -

A STAGE viii continue to leave Newport
"a daily. Sundays excepted, at O'Clock,
A. NJ. aud arrive IN Follrvcr at - NJ; leave
Falirlvcr at o',.lck aud arrive IN Taunton
at 81 o'clock. The cars leave Taunton a,
4 p. IN. and arrive IN Boston at 6 o'clock
Returning. the cars leave Boston daily,
Sundays excepted, at o'clock, A. Nj and ar
rive 10 Taunton, at 9 o'cock.--A stage viii
leave Taunton at ~ o'clock aud arrive in
Failriver at ~ NJ; leave Fnriger at p. NJ.
end arrives IN Newport, AT 4 o'clock.
This. stage in,ersocts at Fallrivcr with the
New Bedford stage daily and arrives in New
Bedford a, p O'Clock p. IN.
Returnlna leave New Bedford daily, Sun
days excepted, at . o'clock II. m., arrive in
| Fallrvcr at ~, leave Fallrver at / O'clock
and arrives IN Newport at a.
Extra coaches furnished at all times OF
reasonable terms.
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ygcsl.ca.cd AuZcngcs.

A MONG which nre Bronchitis, Dr.. Jack
~ ssn'. Cough, Chug's Worm, sherman
Cough. Campllor. Suda, ta,iarlic AID Worn
Lozerg.s. tor sale by II. J. TAl hoN' "
rhl,ors .lfrct. Jul! ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-08
DR. 1LLE.N~S BALSAM. or HOhE-
HOUND, LIPER WORT IND
PLEURISY ROOT FOR
CONSTELLATION
and LIVER COMPLAINT,

nOLDS, CobgLs, Splitting of Hood, Ca
& tayrh, dNeuitg IF breathing, P""
IN ne Site. puipita'ioa Of The heart, opPTeS-
SION anil soreness Of The chest, PieWtSy'
Herfir Feper, might Sweafs, dHcuh anu pro-
fuse Erpecimafton, 0nd all oDeeho"S ~ me
Lungs, chest 0nd Licer.
The lIorchound, I.iycrwort and Plomi@y rooI
have for centuries been celebrated IN the cure
oc affections Of the Lungs aud Liver. DR. Al
len. aitcr Il series OF experiments has been
able to extract from these medical hefhs, II
nd.nn which exolt- wonderful effects IN curing
lCon.uupiion and Liver Complaints.
For children laboring under Inflammation OF
the Iuuna, Colds, Coughs, Group, Quincy,
and sore Throat this Bal,am Is of great import
,nre. Dung the winter Of $50, rlsng o'anc
Ithosand families employ ed this remedy, ia rhe
iciiy Of New York. The consequence was,
thnl The number OF deaths among children was
reduced to less than one half the usual num-
bcr, as may be seen by the City Inspectors :
report of Deaths,
In order TO give the reader some idea OF the
efficacy Of this Balsdm, aud how extensively II
il used, we here introduce the monthly report
Of the cures in The month May, 1889, and pub
lshcd in the New York Sun.
"Monully Report Of the cures performed
hy DE- B. ID Aliens Balsam Of llorehound,
lIwerworrand pleurisy Root during the month
of MAY. II has cured and completed The cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-08
WOOL CARDlNG, SPINNING, <
MANUFACTURING.

'd,IIE public are respectfully informed, that
the subscriber will carry on the Uooi
Cording Spinning,S 81 Manufacturing business.
at The Mill, occupied by the late firm of Gould
n Durfcc in Portsmouth, aud hopes his old
friends aud patrons in that branch Of the bust
ness, will fayor him with their custom.
ISAAC L. DURFEE.
Portsmouth, April o, 1910.
N.B-Auices intended for either OF the
above establishments may be left with Sanford
N,my. Little Compton WIN. Almy, TIycron
J. clifford, BRISTOL Ferry Underwood Carr,
Edward Slanhopc, or u. u. Nilbour, Newport
aud 1t H. Browns Hotel, Portsmouth.
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Total 1903
Tho following certificates show The high est-
nation in which Dr. Aliens BaIsam is held.
OPINIONS OF TIE MEDICAL
FACULTY.
Al a meeting OF the Medical Society o
Washington County, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed -
ResoIped, That from owlcGgc Of the
Of DR.. Aliens Balsam Of llore-
hoynd, Liverwort, and rIcurisy Root, and the
mos, astonishing effects we have seen II have
upon our patients, it is our decided opinion
that il will cure Consumption and Liver Com
plaint, and we do strongly recommend 1t TO tae
Faculty and the public generally.
JouN X. SMITH, W. ID. Prest.
DAVID p HALL, ~ ID. Sec'ry.
Fran j. l.. Rogers, ~ ID. .Ntw York Ci'y.
DIR. d. ID. Allen, Dear Sir For n year past
have been in the habit Of prescribing your
Basam Of lIorehound, l.iverwort, aud PIearsy
Root, to my patients in private practice have
also used il in the Hospital. find IT II remedy
Of grea, efficacy in affections Of the Lungs aud
Liver in cases of Consumption, Cough, Aslh-
ma and Bronchitis. have found il very ehicd-
cinus. and believe il is prescribed very gone.
rally by the profession.
J. l.. ROGERS, M u.
To B. ID. Allen, NJ, ID.
From The Rrr. Dr. Scott Of .NeW Iork.
Dr. ID. b. .4iIen, dear sir-lam most happy
TO inform you that your Balsam Of llorehound
liverwort, and rleurisy Root has cured ne o
Liver Complaint II disease under which bao
labored upward Of six years. have recon
mended it TO several Of my friends afflicted viii
The same malady, and in every instance has il
been successful. Hoping God may spare your
life for usefulness.
am, respectfully yours,
JoHN SCoTT, ID. ID.
To y. ID, .Aiien, NJ. ID.
CAUTION. itjSPurchase none unless it ha'
the certificate Of "Copyright" on the wrappe
and label, and the written signature Of
B. ID. ALLEN, NJ ID.
| General depot, SIS Barclay street, New York
/ For sale in Newport by Il. r. HdZdRD
at the sign Of the Golden Mortar. sept. j.
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L1rgc .lchtS from Liiue Toe Co,ns gro'c.
6toRSs, CoRNs-An clFeciual aud war
u rantrd cure lor Toe torHs, vhlcl does no.
NJ to cure ~ one Instance ia 100, for snlo 10y the
gro,. dozen, or single box. by \. H. 4 ID SANps.
TOO Fulton, conner rr WrIliam-.lroci, n. York.
N-o, 10y u. Il. HAZARD, Sign ofihe Godo'
Mortar, Newport, x. l.. Price only 20 cents.
Doc Es
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Commercial liiauks
ron SAFE ar yg.uES H4lIHO.ND'S 5

shipping Papers, I rs of Lldug.
Coaster. Mandcsis. iil'l- ot exchange,
Wsnk Deeds, Bills OF Sale.
March (.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-08

We find in the last number Of that excel
lent periodical. the Common School Journal.
edited by Horace Mann, the following cor
rect sentiments
awe nav ialh ahont education forevcr-a
bout the impor,ance of physical aud m
,rllec,ual. and the necessity OF moral rduca-
tlon,-wc mhy get stereotype SIT "i "o'us
aud phrases, aud pass them rom NOUN |"
mouth. from lecture 10 lecture. ana from
repori To epuri,--but unless we study The
springs of action IN the human mnd, Tie
hws of mental growth, the modes "i SlImula'
ilng faculties To activity, 0nd what mo'lVes
and objects will stimulate what faculties. onr
talking, md lecturng, aud reporting, Will be-
IN vain"
| If you want health and chcerlulness, per
| form all the duties that devoyc on you III lle,
with a ready devotion to right. There Is none
50 good prescription as consciousness oi q
| Auly well discharged. The task OF humanity
is thc most ennuoling recreation oi the soul
| PrAcn WORM OR GRuB.-ln respect t'
this destructive insect, to Peach trees, Pro!
Kirkland, OF ONO says:-
"ransy and NORWOOD contain large quon
titles of essential oil, hch is peculiarly OF
icnsivo to this insect; aud il is found that II
the body of The peach tree be surrounded by
half dozen sprouts OF either ol these veSe
tables, it will be perfectly secured against
the approaches OF the destructive enemy
They should W planted iE ;l.e spring noarl!
II IN contact with the body uf the tree, aud st
/ as to surround it. Durlng the summer thcl
should bo cultivated, aud KEEP, free from grass
\ In this way they form permanent and sue
! ccsslul means of defence against the lnsec
| that has nearly extcrmlna,ed tho peach lrc
| from many sections of our country.
4 A P5A-h lady in Calcutta asked Colone
/ lronsldes for mangoe; as he rolled II alon!
| the table il fell into plate of kiss mlsts,
| kind of grape very common IN the East In
II dies, upon which DR.. llunicr,a gentleman a
\ eminent for bis Wit rs for his profession
neatly observed: allow naturally man goc
/ to kiss miss"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-08
HAYNES HAIR TONIC.-Tho eflic

HAYNES HAIR TONIC.-1ho eihca
~ cy Of this elegant preparation IN restoring
he growth of The hair in bald places, Is i'uIl
wonderful. Where the hair has been worn oil
from the top Of The head, by the careless practice
Of carry ing things in the crown Of the hat, 1t Is
generally considered difficult if moi impossible TO
restore il, hut it is found by numerous examples
that the Hair Tonic reaches these cases very
promptly and effects complete cure. Every
genteuan-(we say nothing to the ladies', ii be
ing fair presumption that then hair is "'wa!s !"
full luxurance at least it always seems -
every gentleman who finds his hair growing too
thin, or becoming loose, should place bottle oi
Ja,ne's IIan Tome in his dressing ease aud apply
it wlh free use Of the hair brush every morn
irg. The result will be u full, strong and healthy
head of hair The cases that have fallen under
our own observation warrant US fully in asserting
this. There is no mistake in DIR. Jaync.-
Ueekiy Messenger. =,
The above is for sale in this town by Mrs.
ANNA NJ. EDDY, Franklin-streGt, 3 door
East Of the Custom House. Jan 50
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-08

q YEMALE Pill .S.-Ihe Pills of Mons. Cha
~ ras, so long celebrated in Europe for their
wonderful efficacy in the removal of Female OBJ
s,ruclions, were some time since brought into
the United States, and have been used II suIil-
cient length of time in our southern cities 10 prove
their superior powers over every other Pill now
IN use for the purposes for which they are inlend-
ed these pills arc 80 mild, sure, and pleasant in
their operation, that they haze taken prccedonce
of lIoopcr's, Dronrl's, Restells, and all others
where they have been known.
These Pills may be had Of X. J. TAi LoR
rs Thames street. Newport, Il. !. Ju'j2.
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OrtatnaI an1 Selcrte0.

lFor the Icrai of the Times.
FATE OF THE STARS.
Ifi,sr thon heard
One whisper through the open gate uf hea'eh
When the pale stnrs shall lall, and y"n blue Nhut
BE us a shIiyelld scroll! Mas. siGol hsLf'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-08
DURE EXTRACT OF SPANISH
SAKGApA pAKII.LA. WM BROWN,

uVURE EXTRACT OF SPANISH
SARSAPARILLA. WM. BROWN,
Chemist, i5i Wa.hngion-s'r Boston. has
prepared liquid extract of Sar-aparlIla, b, {"
steam process, without boiling the root II Is
An entire new preparation OF SarsapaI'lla, never
before prepared in this amy other country. II
has been in constant use for the past sX months,
by some Of The first hysclahs IN Boston, ana
all those who wish 10 90 through regular course
of Sarsaparilla treatment can he referred 10
them. The preparation contains 10 other article
than the pure Spanish Sarsa?arllla, aud 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 to
the practice OF Physicians as they can learn ty
calling on the proprietor, the quantity oi Sarsa-
parilla contained in each bottle. The quantity
required is small compared with the syrup u
is tie cheapest preparation OF sarsaPafrln no"
in use, considering lis strength. PrIce 62a els
per bottle Dealers aud Families can be sup
piled with this valuable article as above
1t will be found Mt retail by most oil The drug
pisls throughout the United states.
A copy righ, il secured for the directions
aud each direction signed WILLIAM BROWN,
upon the outside.
The above article is sure remedy ior NJ
complaints occnsioncd by an impure state oi The
blood, diseases Of the skin, Screiula, Rhcuma
lism, Salt Rhrum, Erysipelas, and TO remove
the effects of caomcl. For sale by X. J. TAf'
LOR, Newport, J. Balch, Providence, Thorn
ton. New bedford March 25.
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RnR. JAyNE's EXPECToRANT.-Thi-
March 4, 1871.

HAR JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-l'h
N y invaluable medicine is daily oilecling some
of the most astonishing and wonderful cuers the
have ever been known All who have ever used
II for Asthma, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Hoop
ing Cough, Group or Hives, Chronic Plcurisy &,
Consumption, iloarscness Pain and Soreness OF
the Breast, difficulty ef breathing, and ever,
other disease Of the Lung aud Breast, can and
do attest To its usefulness. BRO.NCHI1IS,
a disease which is annually sweeping thousand,
to u premature grave, under the mistaken name
of Consumption, Is always cured by II. The
usual symptoms of this disease (lironchiiis) are
Cough, Soreness of Lungs or Throat, lloarsc
uoss, Dilinully Of breathing, aud produces free
aud easy EApccioratlon, and cure IS soon ci.
cctrd
II always cures Asthma two or three large
doses viii cure the Group or Hives of ehildren.
IN FROM fifteen minutes TO nn hours time. II i'm
mcdluicy suhducs the violence Of Nhooping
Cough and effects speedy cure. iiundredswho
have been gwen mp by their physicians as in
rufahe with ''Gonsumption, ba,ebccnfcstorrd
to perfect health by II.
/ Prepared onl, hy DR.. ID. Jayne, No. 20 south
Third sl Philadelphia For s,ls ia Newport h,
Mrs ANNA NJ EDDY, Thames-st pric. -.
I Where also may I've had Jayne's Carmina,,e .
Ia.am. for the cure Of Bowel Complaints. Sc.
ToNiC NEuntFuGf for the removal ~ " ornis
sc. SANArivE Puts, for Dyspepsia, Liver
Compainlz, and Female Diseases. &c. Also.
\ j,yne's IiNili TONIC, Cor the removal ofbald
moss aud preservation of the Hair. Aug u.
se j. TAYLOR, has just received j"
's' Of Forcign l.occhcs, ~ lin" ordct.-
ALSO Shabcr's Herbs, for Family use, n
mong which arc rlync, Sage, sumner IA
worry. Sweet Marjordm, RGc, Balm. Cu'np
and PruoypylL
] My g0h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-08

sSUN-FISH OLA CERTAIN RENE
- by for Rheumatism, Spralns, stiffness OF
the Joints, numhness Of the limbs, cramp, sou', =,
and all cases Of pam, soreness and tenderness OF
the joints and muscles. few bottles oi lie
above article, are for sale by
Nov % X. }. Ial i.oh'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-08

SIGN oy THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Mar The Court House, .Ntrport, H. L.
April Is, lS3a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30
MORNING ON LEBANON.

While spending the hot months OF summer at Bur
mana Mr.. IIebard and myself devoted a day TO ramb-
ling this gOodly mountains and 10 me It was De
lightul excursion. We were early abroad Just the
sun rising like a blazing diamond over the Loafy
head OF Lebanon. We quickly despatched our little
work Of preparation, slipped cur no, coffee, aud sailed
forth for the days adventures. How surprisingly
beautiful IS tie rosy dawn IN Syria. From the
ment when the advanced rays Of the begin 10 paint
the modest blush upon the dusky check Of night until
the king OF day comes forth from his chamber IN the
full majesty of his rising there IS incessant change
from beauty TO beauty, yea, from glory 10 glory. The
whole horison glows like FURNISHED gold, revealing the
rocks and crags and lofty peaks Of Lebanon Throughout
its whole extent. Every point seems touched with
hqud fire. cleaning IN seveu-iOld teIyency, while the
whole western slope % the very base falling uto the
dark shadow Of her lofty summit lay IN deepest CON
trast 20 the living light above and beyond. Who can
behold and not ADORE II is Gods own temple, and
Wonder his bright messenger 10 call sleeping
world 70 prayer. 90 come, let worship and bow
down let knecl before the Lord our Maker Let Us
come before his presence with thanksgiving and show
ourselves glad in him with psalms For he Is the
Lord our God, and We are the people Of bis pasture
and the sheep q bis hand
Dor mornings ride furnished us wish another and
very different exhibition Of Gods handy work
The cool wind loaded with the condensed yapors Of
higher Lebanon rushed DOM the mountain SIDE, dash
M and bursting, aud bounding from perpendicular
cliffs filling up deep valleys aud then poUrur the
surrounding ridges like any other fluid. Thus these
dark volumes rolled headiOug towards the plain, uH
meeting Ihe air Di the sea they appeared ~ hes
sle thea stop altogether and vanish IatY lisa air.
ceuding 90 the cooler regions above where. fclppcaf
ING lhey were seen hgryiug back towards tie snowy
SUBMITS Of the SunueCn THIS process Of tecompos
ing and accompanying clouds and their marching and
cOuneua rching the command 81 contrary currents
q ar, Is witnessed very iIequen,.Y "a Lebanon.
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PUBLISHERS & PROPRlETOKc|

In tho mean timc we had lcn l}ruumuha guarde1N{X
forests OF pine aud cmbospmcd IN Mulborry orchae3I
and a0cr wandering among the hills Tor an hour, M
reached house hy the way side u which SO u
woman whom had promised 90 visit. The house n Z
respectable for the mountains, aud the exterior wore
greater appearance OF comfort than is usually secu<4
The oxen however were stabbed az the door, reudorj
ingrcss and cgtcss rather critical The interior ID
one large dark room, with several pillars Of rough 80
10 support the roof IN the centre but there were no
uuous OF ans kind.
Two or three young families seemed to aoknowic1
this their home, and their bedding cast of cloth
cooking and eating apparatus with the remnants 81
tered about the floor, left no reason 20 question
fact The whole was sufficiently clean and neal VI 4
fashionable IN the rank and class To which Il bcou y,
The patlen, was a young mother, dangerously NJ -
fever. She was stretched on mat, aud covered NJ
a thick lohaf (covcrlet) Her head rested upon 49,
pillow, though 1t is difficult TO understand how
could res, with silver anioor as long and as large
a speaking trumpet, projecting from her forehead "
the unlCurns horn IN his uhlCstys cscuchoob. NJ
wlthstlnding thus extraordinary appcndage, there ~
much more OF the melancholy than the rfdfcolous@V
her appearance, and could Eot look upon or furs5
omaciaed and iororn, without an aching heart Hon
long have you been sck' Fifteen days, cried half
dozen voices all at once What medicine have yo1
taken Nothing What fifteen DAYS III fevol
ana take nothing We are poor have no medicine,
and \ doctor was never seen IN this village With
some difficulty found means To administer ltilG
medicine and promising to call my return, tool
leave amidst shower OF oriental prayers and conpli.
ments, OF which the poorest peasant has rich store
as the pasta himself. Feeble are the plimmerings o
hope Parched with thirst, they place by her side 4
jar of water cold as ice. If she wants. does MOI
want they give her grapes hard bread, and Olives and
/ urge her TO eat All the friends crowd around tho
sick couch the women chatter and scream, and tho
men fill the with a dense cloud Of tobacco smoke
while there is not comfort TO refresh the wetchet
invalid. Here is one Of thousand scenes in Icba
non true to the very letter Think of IT, We that pin,
and fret at nothing and be quiet and thankful Jour
nal OF w. NJ, Thompson
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

The following just tribute TO the memory Of this
great and good man, copy from New York paper.
"lhe moral, tire legal, the constitutional Father Of
the Republic, was this George Washington
the Father Of his country the conquGror oits ber
ties in the tented field, and the bright particular star
around whom all rallied that framed the Constitution;
but John Marshall has kept the constitution on its
track established and fortified its principles Of motion;
and by the weight and dignity OF his character well
as by his logic, has made venerable and sacred his de-
cisions. Only revolution can upset them. They arc
immutabc AS the Constitution itself John Marshall
was necessary mau after George Washington. With
the one the other would have toiled and fought in
vain unless il be OF use TO show how much above all
Other men is in History"
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RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
IlxrRAcrs FROM TIE THEOLOGICAL WORKS oF THos DICK
NO 3.
DEMORALIZING EFFECTS OF INFIDEHTY
IN FRANCE.

With view Of sustaining the sentiment that pro-
iessed belief in the principles Of lnhdehy produces
the deporabe effects individuals and society,
let US turn eyes upon France where the
experiment, has been fully tried.
Gambling prevails ia France particularly in Parisl
70 extent unknown IN almost any other county
The Palas koyae IS the grand focus Of this species OF
Inllnily, which the fertile Of RIGHTEOUSNESS
and OF almost every other crime. Mr. J. Scott, who
visited Pans in ISL thus describes this sink OF moral
20. .ur9n. The Paias Royale presents the most
characteristic features OF Pans dIssolue, gay,
wrciched elegant, pa.lfy, busy aud idlet suggests
lccoecjious Of airocy and supplies sights OF fascina
onIi displays virtue and vice living together on easy
terms EIc.iemeuis, indugences and prlvatons--au
and vulganty and gnorance-auiu corspl-
Iaces and careless debaucheues, all minge here, form
ul an atmosphere OF various calculations, whih Of
the most lively magesa stimulating n.eiaHge Of what
is most heating, intoxicating md subdulnI' SIR W.
Scott, who visited Pans 10 ls5 gives the following
description Of this Infamous establishment. The pa
!als Toyaie, in whose saloons and porucoes vice has
established public and open school iJr gambling and
hcetilousuess should be leveed 20 tie gTeund with
all JOS accused Diolhes AMI gambling houses-rcn-
devious the most seductive % youth being free from
. some OF those caugCrs which would alarm umi4fy IN
places Of ayJwedly scaudalOus fesort. Ia the Salon
d,i EiraHgers the mos. celebrated haunt Of THIS Dom
Daniel which | had tie curiosity 10 visit, the scene
was decent and s-.eni 10 degree Of so.emn!iy. An