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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08
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CELESTIAL BALM OF CHINA.
For he cure Of all diseases Of man or
beast that require external application.

L., A. n III .I..a.. n
70, "e cure "' a'Se"seS ma" o.
Oedst maj require eTfe'"W oPphcd'oa.
FELLOW -CITIZENS-Perhaps you think
that this Balm Is intended to cure ioo many
diseases, but we assure YOU that all diseases of
this oharacter, and many others that might he
mentioned, are speedily cured, or in truth per-
sous greatly relieved, by The use Of this n,-di-
cine. We earnestly request the afflicted to give
il n fair trial.
Have you a pain or wea kness in the small Of
your back? IL so, apply the Balm freely morn.
ing aud evening with the Hat Of your hand and
occasionally rub the part well with a rough
cloth, aud it will certainly relieve you.
Have you the Rheumatism If so, wash
the part affected with cold water and CASTLE
soap, then balhe it with warm vinegar, and rub
well with n rough cloth, and then apply The
Balm with the Hat Of your hand, before the fire
Wash evOry third day, and use the Balm tw ice
n day, aud you will soan be free from this irou-
blesome disease.
Have you numhness or collness in your
legs. arms or feet IL so, rub the affected part
well with rough cloth, and then apply this
Balm freely twice day and IN short iimo it
Will be removed.
Have you The r'es! " 80, apply the lialn
three times day, and IN short time you will
be well.
Have you the Netile, Kash or Erysipelas lf
so, apply the Balm three times day, and all
unpleasant sensations will soon disappear.
Have you snralned yourself II 50, apply
the Balm three times day, rubbing well with
your hand, and !, will soon be romoved.
/ Have you Bruises or Burns II so, apply
the Balm three times a day, and you will soon
be well.
Have YOU Cut or Wound IL so, apply
The Balm with leather two or three times IA
day
And arc your Limbs or JOINTS Swelled? IL
So apply The Hal" three times day. and the
swelling w'll soon disappear.
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SPENCE RS

The forest is natures medical repository,
and experience her great MedicM teacher
From that repository, the ingredients Uhtch
compose the abope inp0iudbIe medicine haze
been cuiied, and thnt teacher. experience, has
shoipn il 10 be unripaiItd az its sdiutdry IF
ftcts on the hamaH system.
Aware that tho convincing evidence OF ,he
utility Of medicine, must be furnished by the
result produced by trial, the Proprietor has no
fears for the issue. 1t is not his wish, or in
icniion to deceive the public, but on tho contra
ry 10 beniit all who are complaining OF those
ills that lesl, Is heir TO- and in proof Of this
he confidently appeals 10 the thousands Of per-
sons who have stated TO him-persons Of un-
doubted responsibility they have been
relieved by using IA single dose Of those pulls,
Of acute pain and distress IN very short period
Of time, and IN cases where the symptoms were
Of a violent nature, an effective cure has result
ed within an hour, and often in hall the time.
There is not the least difficulty 10 be aPpre-
hcndcd FROM their use, either at home or abroad; /;
their operation as a calharic, is so gentle, that
the person who uses them, will only know their
lnestlmable qualities by the speedy eradication OF
the cause Of distress.
In all cases originating in Impurities of The
blood, and those Incident TO the female consii-
tuition, these medicines stand unriyaed, and
! nave no equal III ihesc classes o' Colnp''lnts'
which prove, not only extremely troublesome,
but often fatal, they have been extensively used,
and with singular success. Their virtues have
been fully tested, and their efficacy proved and
the pills aud syrup combined, have seldom, if
ever bean known to fail Of producing The de-
sired effect.
For sale by MARY TILLEY, Ne. 40, Spring
street Don't forget the numLer-nor that Spen
GERS Vegetable Pills are a ctriaiD cure for the
headache, in all It's ymious forms. Oct. i3.
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Tbe 99Iortt of 91loman.

Ali woman-in this world of ours,
What gin can be compared TO ihrcs
How slow wonld drag life : weary hours,
Though mans proud brow were bound wit
flowers,
And he'd the wealth Of land and sea,
If still ordained TO breathe alone,
And ne e'er call woman's heart his own?
My mother at that holy name,
Within my bosom there's gush
Of feeling, which no time can tame,
Md feeling which for years of fame,
would not, could not, hush.
Aud sisters they are dear as life,
But when look upon my WIFE,
My liie-blood gives a sudden rush,
And all my fond affections blend,
Ia nIother-sis,er-w wiic-und friend.
Yes, woman's love is free from guile,
Like bright Aurora's genial ray
The heart will melt before lis smile,
Aud earthly passions fade away,
Were the monarch Of the earth,
And master Of the swelling sea,
| would not estimate their worth,
Dear woman, half the price of thee.
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JUST RECEIVED
FROM NEW YORK,

Pease's, Cough Candy.
Jackson's, Wisiar's and Sher- The
mans Cough Lozenges.
Aliens Balsam OF lIorehound
and LWerwou, for coughs sc. host poPula
NJ, N. GARDENERS Balsam Of
LiYerwori, for do.
Jayne's indian Expeetoran,, Cough
for do.
Buffers Vegetable Indian spo.
cifc for do. Medicines.
Anderson's Cough Drops.
nr. Lees Compound Galbanum Plaster, for
pain in the back, breast, side, Sc, price l23
cents.
Shurman's Poor Mans Plaster.
| DR.. Bsdedu's, Whilin's and Wells Strength
ening Plastcrs,
| Sherman's Worm Lozenges.
Jaync's Verm(uge, or Worm Destroyer.
! Swaim's VcrmIluge, do. do.
! English Red aud Black Ink. (superior)
| Kidder's, Edcs' and Payson's lndelble Ink.
| Wards Macassar, Buffalo, For the prcser-
and Bears Oil. walton, growth,
! Jayne's Hair Tome. and restoration
| Odridge's Balm Of Colum- Of the
bia. HAIR.
| Double distilled Rose Water, For flavor.
| Essence ef Rose, ing jellirs,sau-
L Extract OF Lemon, ces pastry "a G.
Oriental Pearl Powder, For cleansing the
nd skin, and improve
. Perfumed Cosmetic Balls, ing the COM
/ Milk Of Roses, sc. plexion.
Cologne, Lavender, and Orange-flower
Water &c. &c. &c.
ALSO, A SUPPLY OF FINE
Spanish Lecchcs,
ron SALE by
r.. r. II a Y "A n D
Sign of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, II. !. Jan. 20.
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From the .Artlst for December.
.Df WILLIAM ~. cRANsToS.

Rest, youthful bard, meath Southern skies,
BY solt winds lulled t" sleep,
An Island is Thy monument,
Thy tomb, II rocky steep;
Whai though no kindred tear is shed
Above Thy lonely rrave'
Eternal ocean means Thy drgr,
Its spray thy tomb doth lave;
Misfortune chilling winds blew n'er
Thy young and bcauteous form,
And bong ere nanhood's dawning prime,
Ii sank beneath the storm
Bu, not as common men depart.
3 Unhonored by their years,
. a ibonsand hearts Thy worth recall
- And mourn il with their tears
The grave of genius, though unseen,
On earth, by human eyes,
Is watched by holy angels from
The slar.illumincd skies.
No swecicr requiem couldst thou wish,
Than heavens soft z"phyrs play,
No friends with deeper mourning clad,
Than clouds in dark array.
n"bl"r tear cannot be asked,
Than by these friends are shed
A~s'ad the sea.sirt sepulchre,
That makes u poets bed.
o when Thy final sleep is DER,
And all the dead must rise,
The nalads oftho deep shall be
+ hy convoy 10 The skies
Mr.. Miller was young and enthusiast
poet, wlro died at the early sgc Of twenty,
ih. West Indies, and was buried on one of Il
uninhubicd ISLANDS of the South dsappoi,
mcnt met him on every side III life, and dca
only relieved him from its bitter pangs.
.WmPort, Il. L.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08
[ From the National lntelligencer.
INTEMPERANCE.

Messrs. EpIroRS Much has been written,
and ably written, of late against the CRYING sin
"f lntemperance. Much has also been sung,
aud well sung, against the same destructive
vice. "Much, however, "rcmains unsung
10 yon think. Messrs Editors, that the sub join-
ed orIsi"al verses, suggested by the rerusnl Of
~ Touching lncidnnt," which lately occur
red at temperance meeting in the "City of
Brother'y Love, may have a good tendency, g,
be pleased to publish them in your widely cir.
culaisd and respectable jourani, and 80 oblige
A TEMPERATE AND SINCERE ADVOCATE OF
TEMPERANCE. Nov. !, lSi2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08

For The cure Of PreckIes, !Sn-Lvrn,
.UoM, Pmpies, ct erery descrip-
f,On.
This celebrated Lotion has been ia unyersa,
lavor for the last FIVE years by the Frcnch, Eng
.'sh and Italian ladies and It's high reputation
has '"doced the proprietor to place it before the
Pus!Ic for The beuekt Of those who suffer the
pain and modification or rough aad cbar.d
skin, freckIes, Moth, and other diseases pro-
daced Gom an unhealthy circulation Of the
blood through the minute vessels of the Skin
spon the face, SC. None genuine without the
Signature of the proprietor. Price : 60.
u. j TAYLOR, sole Agent, Newport
Aug 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08
From The New England ]
Winter Work.

/ The care OF the stock on the farm, is N,
important business Of winter. Our animal.
should be kept dry, and free Of exposure tc
currents OF cold air, rushing IN through hole.
and cracks IN the sides of the barn. These
may soon be stopped around the lean-to by a
few shingles aud nails. ifthe shingles would
\ be too conspicuous and unseemly on the out.
side, then batlen on the inside
II That 1t IS good for our animals Of all kind :
to be kept comfortable there can be no doubt.
But how much warmth II is desirable to pro.
duce IN Che barn IN order to have them truly
comiortablc, that is, in order to have them be
most healthy, IL not a settled point That
good fresh sir for them 60 breathe, is hirhly
Important, can hardly be doubted by any one
~ho has paid The least attention Ia the laws of
health. But the baSn can be kept cool
enough, even when all holes and erryiccs
immediately around aud Hder the cattle are
carefully aud completely stopped.
Some farmers make ee,iats under their cat.
tic stalls iay tie feors mol HgM, aud leave
the cellars open for the free admission TO the
coolest Of w,nior's winds. These winds mus,
be rushing Gp aad blowing upon those parts
OF The ANIMALS which are the most susccpi-
bic oi hatW aud disc oaiOH from cold The
belIy Is much more easily harmed than the
back. A barn cellar ~ wintcf SHOULD be-
Closed thus mnkes It better for the cattle
above II, and better for The monare in it. u.
YOU Tear that closing up thus much sell make I
The barn too warm, the cell can be easily .cm. |
ed'cd by opening door or window IN ,hc \
upper part Of the barn. We suppose that \
taltIc may be kept too warm in cellars or
bnscineais. They may there be- made sicky I
The cvh. however. is not so much occasloned
by absolute nnmM as Ly the impurities of /,
confined alr That Is brcaiacd ovcr and over |.
ngaln. Above ground lhcte - no danger or'l
stNlpg too Temperature too higi. excepting
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08

Dear Father "drink no more" pray,
Ii makes you look so sad
Gome home aud "dn'nk no more," l say,
Twill make dear Mother giad.
Dear Father think how sick you yc been,
What aches and pains you've had
o. "drink no more" unloss you mean
To drive dear Mother mad
Dear Father think me not unkind
When i cnlrcat you So
oh drink no more,' and then you II find
A home where'er you 70.
Dear Father think Of mothers tears,
How OF, and sad they flow
oh "drink no more" then will her fears
No longer rack her so.
Dear Father ibink what would become
Oi me-, were you to die
Without father, friend, or home,
Oh what to do shouLII?
BE" Father do not turn away,
Nor from me think to roam,
oh "dnnk no more by night or day:
Now rOme-lc, us go home.
Dear Father "drnk no more, prav.
II makes Won look 80 sad
f"mo home, aud "drnk no more" say,
Twill make that home 50 glad!
Thus sDohe IN teHd.rness he cLjld--
Jbe dr"nLsrlrs heart ,oas B,ord:
H. F'gHed he piedgs' he pept' he sm;rd,
.8sA kissd The Bog he iored!
W. r.
f"rer,ss ISc,EFNr Tho D.l,,,,
temperance Society, whose InII Is in Cher,
'uu'i, above SiAih, hHd u Unsi ,utor..t,,.
ln' pr"ilnh'" mcriing on Saiurda, main
te' john Chambers aud Lewis e. Levin. I..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08

IlROWN'S CuI'Gn CANDY. This sgres,tls aui
- ~ prcpi I'd by Willi.- Bruwg, tbatough che
nist aui tatiIfu druggist. ~ the cofnnf ~ hing
ten aud khlot sttSss, deE1kdly The nsi pira.ant
henlthful Hna egrttise cump'.sHd iH ms,ket fpi
the rrrf aud Cafr of the distressing aud dangerous
coughs wbich pfrsail among ~ ~ the winter months
u - nurls ptcpa ed aud htghly mrdcatcd wuh ap.
proved pNpetfu1agts, ~ 60 HnuSd instant trpf 90
the urtriri rrgnHs ofthe throat VI hou producing ~
tstU ofttu thr ease with ctnitps, nluSeuting aud
dele rfiest ugun The tumHrh. Having uufn,
tuulte, bee souptl u tc use .ryeral times Wtfhin
q cprplc wears. We have found u both grateful aud
Hsrtnl, and can confidently recommend ~ To- uuf
fft nd. ..-Tincs
y. a. Pr ratcfilto oh,ervc The signature of VIM.
brown the dire ton. there h'iug srtrtni 'onnt't
fru articles the marl rnil fpf Hfown' Inmpnuud
tuurstt tandy Nrdieatcd. The above s frts,r ~
bis toNu by E. !. TNYLOt. HR tAZNRp. U2I..
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!us NO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH.

lDe NO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH.
There is no mistake in the genuine CON
POUND BONESEr CANDY, .KEDfC.1
TED, If you procure the genuine article
prepared by WIN. BROWN, Chemist, 4SI
Washington street, Boston. For gcnninc
see that the candy is stamped WM. BRowN,
and the directions signed also.) ln,curine
Coughs, Colds, IIoarscness, Sore Throat.
PhthIslc, Hopping Cough, &C., ibis is Tin"
artc le iha, has given so much satisfaction
the past thirteen years. for the above purpose
and for clearing the voice Of pocOlists and
public speakers. No better evidence is
wanting OF its superiority over all other kinds
%: cough remedies, than TO read The following
certificate.
hereby certify that have manufactured
from medcated decoct.on furnished by
VIM. Brown, rising of Iiccniy Ihousad
Ponnds o! his COMPOUND BoArsEr CANDY,
and from the present demand. the sales must
very much increase the coming season
JAS. RICHARDSON,
;15 Washington street
There is no longer any doubt in recon.
mcndIng the above as the most popular rem
edy for coughs, &c. la fact. 1t Is literally IN
Me mouth Of The whole community.
CAUTION.-lhere beng now offered 10
the public several counterfeit articles. intend.
ed to be pulmed off for genuine, again
mention that the directions are signed WIN.
Brown
The true article is for sale in Boston o,
wholesale and retail by the Manufacturer.
corner Of Washington and Elliot sts. WV.
BRowN; and in Newport by X. j. I.4YLORI
and Il. X. H.7X.1RD. [Oct. II.
nR WIIrNEY'S wHDOPING COUGH AND
- GROUP ORDlNL.-The peculiar adaptation of
THIS well known medicine tn the of the complaints
deslgnatiby is name, its general bv almost every
hny ~ tlie c,y and the notoreiy il has obtained as
hh inV0luahe preparations renders quite unnecessary
&" say any thing ~ It's favor but to such have never
rsted IT'S superior virtues, II 10 highly recommended m
perfectly safe and eicctual remedy in the above com
plnlns.
IL has been standard medicine for croup in nnmcr-
ous Families IN this vicinity for the sst twelve Years
ahd the continually increasing demand u J.. sufficient
tThthFe That II n becoming popular as IL s .A,us
ble medicine, and is stR highly appreciated ns ever
No ami!y should be without il NJ Tins scnson az the
wear when children, Gy exposure to the sudden changes
"i the wenlhsr are subject and ut
lacks 0f ihe~s alarming complaints which might be
overcome by hn immediate this potent aud On
falling remedy
- vor sale in Newport by II. }. TAYLOR, No. ~
'"&Wes ffeel Feb. 3.
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JUST RECEIVED.
n fresh supply Of Me joiioming
VAL u ABLE
patemt McOtriMes, &C.,

VIZ:
Doct Phelps Tomato Pills.
lays liniment for the Piles.
Oldrid.e's Balm of Columbia promotina
the growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Oil--for do do
Mrs. Gardncr's Balsam Of Liverwori, for colds
and coughs.
Browns kreosote and Gall Toolh.ache drops.
M0ore's Essence Of Life,
Whrwell's Liquid Opodsldoo.
Volatile Aromatic Snun,
Carpenters Extract SarsaparIa
rhompson's Eye Water.
Lees N l. Bilious Pills.
1hompsoD's Kreosote and Cali Tooth-sch
Drops.
Doct. knsey's Pills.
Nlahy's Plaster.
Jebb's Inimcnt.
Relics Botanical Drops.
Relics Asthmatic Pills
IImckley's Remedy for Piles,
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rhsun Oinlnent.
Universal Com Cure.
Billiards. Oil Soap.
Williams Oil Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific Cor coughs, &c.
DIR. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia.
Dr.. Thompsan's Tooih.achc Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs,
colds, asthma. &c.
Lees Windham Bilious Pills, SC. &c. &c.
For sale by
II. r. HAZARD,
SIGN oE TIE GOLDEN MoRTAR,
Near The Court House, .Neepoi, H. L.
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RHEUMATISM, GOUT, SPRAINS,
swELLED JOINTS, STIFF CORDS, PAIN
IN THE LIMBS, CONTRACTION
OF THE CORDS, sc. &c,

& IIEWE ES a. KITTREDGES BONE
- LINlMENT COMEJNED-a prepa-
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. For
the diseases mentioned, this l.lnlment stands
unriyol!ed in its efficacy. 1t can truly be de-
nominated Pain. Extractor, as Il will remove
pain when cansed by the above complaints.
1t is put up IN bottles at the low price of 80
cents, and is for saio by most Of the drug
gists. For the genuine, call for SLEEVES &
Kntrcdge's Lnimcnt Combined" See Ger
,icaes on wrapper. For sale by X. J. 1oy-
Ior s. r. X. Hazard, Newport, X. !.
Oct. 20.
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REIRNARD'S
CELEBRATED REMEDY foK
CHOLERA MORBUS, SUMMER
COMPLAINTS, DL1RRHE.l,
CHOLiCS, CR.1UPS,
.INU Sp.IS.HS

For sale by X. x. IlAzAHD, slgn OF the
Golden Mortar, near the Court House. New.
port w. !. Scpt9.
90 BBLS. blrarhrd q unblracIr.l tall
"~s1 sperm oll 10y III" h III ~ lc., qu,nr,l,
Y L. J. a w NLWtoN.
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Pure Extract of Sarsaparilla,

DREPARED by WIN. BROWN. Chemist,
No. 4Sl Washington street, Boston,
This is an entire new preparation of Sarsa.
parllla, without being reduced by the addi.
ton of sugar, To form syrup, as it IS known
by oil that tins very much reduces the ex.
tract. IL is prepared by new steam appora
tns, that procures the strength without cvapo.
ration. II Is The only preparation now IN use
That our physicians may be made acquainted
'vl,n i,s mode Of manufacture, u pamphlet
mas been published and sent TO The physi-
cans that they may know its qualities. For
'hc past year II has been extensively recon-
'nended by them for purifying the blood, re.
moving oil humors, diseases of the skin. cradi
eating mercuria effects from the system.
ulcers, &c. II is also extensively used for
the rheumatism.
Ile, Thames street, Newport, X. !.
June o.
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THE FAR MER.

81 paint the cot,
As truth will paint it, and as bards will not"
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iDsGENUINE BUFFALO OIL
@

TO PROMOTE THE GROWTH AND BEAuTIFY
THE iIAIR The original aud iruc article j. pat up
only by WV. BR"wN, 49, Washington street. A. u
number of cuuntereits hnve recently app AIRED get
the grnune--sce that the outside wrapper is signed
WIN Brown - also cnpy-iight has been suCurrd
anG "n"ted atIndngto act Of congress in the Clerk :
flee of the lis ric curt IN 1910. The above aric e
Is fast tslng The place " al others, Ia promote the
gro"th aud heautifv the haiT u gives u beautiful
satin gloss aud u To- curl aud j. Tar brttrr than
any vegetable preparation For sale ia Eoston by the
proprietor, aud ctailcd by all the druggists aud rer.
tuners also tr sale by all the Druggists IN Iovdeucr
Newpott, NsY Bedford, Taunton, Lowell, salem
\ewbnryPoo, Worcester, Springfield. oct. 81.
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f"rer'ss IsciEENr-Tho Dclaynr
I'"per"nre society, whose IuIl is IN Chcrr,
s".''' sp"I" SNil, h"d q Wosi interesting
aud profitable mcri,ng on Satu,d,, moi,
Re, john Chambers aud Lew. e i,,,a :,
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SANDS SARsAPARILLA, a supply
- Of tins cclcbrstcd preparation received
by 90 X J. TAYLOR.
, 1842-04-30

around the waist. His neck is un'
covered, red, rough, and hard, his
Leard long, matted and coarse, his
moustache hanging down and cover
ing his mouth. He wears a bell
shape cap of woollen stuff, trimmed
with dirty fur, and shoes either pieces
of hard wood scooped out, or a kind
Of sock Of PEELED pliable bark-he
has hung at his back a sort OF axe or
Ratchet, and his exterior is altogeth-
er harsh, soiled or dirty, and repul.
sIve.
A man thus characterised and habi.
ted, suddenly appearing in our streets,
or in any part Of the country, would
awaken at once alarm and pity, as
some escaped wanderers from the
cells Of lunacy or crime. in. The
moral mental qualities Of the Russi-
ian scrf, there are mingled traits OF
good and evil. lie is mild and amia.
bic, but imbecile and servile. To
the profoundest ignorance and vilest
superstition, he unites Il Chinese imi-
f.tIon, quickness, and an AFFECT reve-
rental fairh in the dogmas Of his
church. He crosses himself a! every
flash of lightning, and faces death
fearlessly under a priest promise Of
paradise. He endures without com,
plant the most frightfuI extreme OF
physical exposure and rrivation.-
lie is content with 4 block Of wood
or stone for a pillow plank for his
couch and some black bread and on
ions for his daily meal. Like our
western savage he yields a, every
opportunity TO allurements Of intoxi,
eating drinks. In the presence Of
power he falls PROSTATE in the dust,
propililling safety or kindness from
his snperiors, in the most disgusting
servllitv. Yet, notwithstanding the
riGor Of his destiny, he is utterly un-
conscious that there exists happier or
fairer regions on the earth, he loves
his country with enthusiastic and IN
bounded ardor, and when fighting his
battles abroad he is almost a willing
victim 10 the enemy. in the confden'
belief that after death, but before he
takes final his flight to heaven, he is
suffered to visit for three days his
native COTTAGE"