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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
S1euer Sletrer Stcbr.
C5obn SO. QSalter,

SS0bii Us. QSalter,
8enadridtiget Ieine Srsunoe uno 6as
publifum, baB or einen 8leioersStobr in Der
Sobn Strdee, binterhalb preb, Sd9sr uno
SCmp's. Gtohr uno gc9enilber Salcmcn
Rillers 8mlhenmaderei crbfnet hat, ale
no ct ieincn StCd nit einem grueen 9lIors
tcmcut Gjitcr, Die er Ielblt aus9cndhlt bat
pcrgrcFert bat Darunler befincen fd) fol-
0cnoe 2lrtifel
:-Blau, fd,Warj, grim unS grau,
BON ucrlhieoener @ite.
Gas imeres, bon perihie6encn @its
ten uno BEN neueitsu WuItern.
SatttnettS, bon allen @iIten uno
Urrihiebenen Sarben.
8e f ing 8, Elm 9rcees enforcement, als
ipie Satin, NlarlaiIls6, fi9urirter Seicens
8eloet II. 10.
9lne 9lrten bon feiocnen nno anoeren Gis
der uuO 0aIstiider, @jumeIaitif SoIentrds
ger II. {. 10.
Gcrh9e Glcicnng6 Smfe.
R6de bon 81 so bis $lG 90.
SocIen " 25 10 90.
QBelten bon alien preilen mo SCrten I;
ltnterbcIrn bon alien 8euennun9en ale
9Irten 8dmIc; cine Id6ne glusmdbl Sntins
uno aneere StcdS 6lanetsNsmce ifOne
Demoes6ra0en uno 8oIoms, uno ale anoss
re 6leioun9S s2Irtifeln, fpelde III fein Sad
einfhla9en.
@r bat audi ein enforcement Iileioer fir
cas Nnrtnrbeitenoe 8oIf auf Soan6 pel6eS
CT rpphlfel nbfeBen fptro.
@r it bereit ale 9Irten Runbes9lrbeit, auf
bic fitrSeite 2ln,eige, auf bic oauerbafteite
@eiIe unter ieiner cioenen 9lufTdt Su oers
fertigen uno 1T bereit ale 9lrtifel 70 rpobls
fell Su Uerfaufen, ale cielelbe Icnifpc erbals
ten fperbrn fonnen.
perIcncn Die 2lder cber 8eitiugS 81 falis
fen minIfen, fonnen oieielbe Su ben nieori9s
fen preifen bel ibm erhalten.
p2dpes0asen fur Sdneicern Tnc iiIs
merfert bel ibm 81 baben.
Sobn SO. 9Salter.
~Grif Der einSi9e 2lgent in eeda @auns
tD, nm &. 9lberts SdIdons bon TeuDOrf ;l
oerfdufen. Sd,netoer tpenn iie bel ibm ans
rufen fOHnen bielelbe rpoblfeil erbalten.
euui 30. rq--3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
2(Oblp Ganptpat.

9ln Die f unb unabhdn9i9en Grs
pdPon 9eba @auntp.
@itbh r:
Durd, cine 9rcee 9Iu,abI
meiner Srln, uub cine gIuempfebIung III
Ten Ofent Sldttern, iporau id mid, ims
iaer NIT rdm Danf9cfllbl erinnern wers
b, bin id,l9en pcrrcu als @anbibat fur
Gfeprefentant
Il Der ct tgelee9eburg pcr ba6 pubIis
finn su trd Scllte id errpdhlt weroer, 70
tiro es ltfin Seffrsbcn fein itren9e uns
prtbeiifdt ben Bilnfhcn mciner @ons
fuenten mad, bcS 1anbeS Wphl ;u
bnoeIn.
@ecr9e 8rtebri6.
Cert. z, nq-bQ8
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
Oefentttt6e o5enDlt.

Sdmfa9s ben l7ten Septcmber, 1s42, I'm
10 llhr 8crmitta9s, fol- am Sdule Der psr'
itcrbenen lBittwe Sphannes Dete r,
leethn bon Soeicelber9 Iaunidip, ecd1a Co.,
auf cfentlider 8encu perfauft werbcn, fcls
9enee sIrtifcl uimlidj:
2 Sfiihe, l Sd,wrin, Soausubr, ein Sfen
NIT Rohr, Gin Jfupferner SeiTel, Gin Bureau,
Elm Drahr, Siifeu, 3Iber, aac 9Irteu Srhht
betm 8uidel, Shmala 8etteu unc 8ettlas
ben, uno font nod, aIerfci Oauss unb Sfiid,s
ens@erdtbfddfteu Su ipettldufti9 Su melcen
Gte Secin9un9en am 8crfaufsta9c uno
9Iufwartun9 BON
Daniel Neter,
Nbilip Srauie,
9Silltam Wtobr.
@rreutcrS brs oerifcrbenen SobanneS pcter.
Sept. z. 1912. nq-3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
Saniel Neter,
Nbilip Sraufe,
9ISiUintu 912nItr.
OefentltCbe o5enDt.

Sreita9s ben 90 Septembcr nm 10 llbr
Wcrgeus, fclleu al ocm Soaulc beS perltcrs
benen 9i uben Diefenoerfer leets
bin BON JtieoersWocungie Eaunfdip, 2eda
SauntD, fcl9enoe Slrttel duf 6fcntIidjer 8cns
on perfduft weroen, ndmlitb:
Giue prddti9e jun9e Mdbre, sipci SiilIer,
9iinbspieb, Sdaafe, Sd1weine, Dreihmas
fhine, Better nno 8eitlabeu, 3iidle uno
Sthble, Secretdr, unb fcnIti9e S1auS nno
Sauern @erdtbe gu um(fdnclidl ju meIoen.
Die Secin9unSen am Serfaufstage uno
sluhpartun9 BON
SonaS Srerler, 9lbm'or.
Sept. z. 1912. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
Sept. Z, 1912.

Der llutcrfbriebsue bebCnt Tdl eieler 6jt'
ie9enhcit leinen Sreunren nub ben, pubIifnm
bic 2Iuiei1e Su mad,eu, oaB er IN Sir9ersuiar,
IproslBbeitbda IalHldip, cine neue @abis
nctmahrrei ongefan9en bat aIlwo er immer
gum 8erfHuf Ouf pano halten poer auf De-
ifelluu9eu Uerfertigen pirb:
Seitbparo6, Sofas, Sefretlrs, Sit.
ferl6rdnfe, 8iIde, Yettlapen Get,
ties, StdnoS, fur5 allies mas III ietn
Sad etnfhld9t.
Sbi9e 9Irtifel weroeu rdf ben neneacn
Multcrn, aus ben beifeu Raterialicn, bnrb
quite 9Irbriter, rpeld,es ibu in Den Stano feBt
fir jeben glrtifel gut ;u ftrben, uno Su bills
gen prriien oerfcrti9et.
@r bcft burb biIIige prri1e uno phnftlide
Scoienung fciner Gelhdfte einen Sbeit Der
@unlt bee publifum6 Su erbnlteu, rppfrlr er
fIdJ jcoer,eit panfbar berpeilen miro.
SameS Ste9er.
Sie9erSStDe, Scpt. Z, 1S42. nq--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-14
S5ranpretD's ptQen.

Ser rfdl f6er6 & 0 be 8 f6la9.
Das pnblifum ipirO bierburd aufmertfam
qemaC,t, oaB feine 8ranoretb pillsn ddlt (Ino,
ipenn IIe nidlt orei qibels Gems auf bem OberH
Cube Der SdadtelL einS auf Der Seite nnb
ems duf Dem untsrn @nbe) haben jeoes oers
felben entbdlt Gin @leid)niB ieiner Hamens'
IuHteridrift, nemliob anf fol9enoe WeiIe 9.
8ranoretb, R. Q. - DieIe 9dbelS fino duf
Stabl, febr fein nnb f6Gn, eiu9raoirt, unb fOs
fteten $4,000 Gbaler. r.-Dnher fpiro man ers
leben, bdB oas @inSi9e mas n1an nOthi9 hat
oieie MeoiSin ddbt 81 erbaIten 1T, oaB man
Die edbels 9enau unterIudt.
8er9eet nidjt 9enaa auf Die edbel6 ddt sit
baben.
Certificate bon 9l9entl6aftett,
Sur ben gerfanf pon 8ranbrstbs gesetabib
lhen llnioerIaI 9Diaen in eeda @auutD.
q. e. 91ube, 9Illentdun.
&ett uno &nauB, Gmdus.
N Cooper uno 60. @ocperSbur9,
9. Nooer Grerlerstaun.
Jfortbampton @auntD.
WatbeD SrauB, Sethlebsm,
Sobn 8eitef, Tajarett.
9. o. 8ornes, Bath,
Olm. 8. Joemftng, Cation.
8eObddtet baB je9fider 9lsent Elm eingras
pirtes @ertilIcat bon agentIhaft bat, entbals
teno cine 8prffellnn9 BON Or. Branoretb'S
Rannfaftur III Sing Sin9, uno tporauf aud,
ein oeutlihes @opie Son oen neuen edbeIs
pelaIc 9esrn,pirti9 auf 8rancretbs pilieu'
Shadteln gebraudIt percen, III fehen lit.
philadelphia Sffice, To. 8, 9lcr6 Ste
Sra6e.
9. 8rancretb, &C. 8.
9lpril 6, l842. n1-1S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
n 0 0 n y UlN Il.

We sometimes recur to the days OF
our childhood, with a pleasing recolec-
ton Of events that then transpired, and
contrast them with the troubles, cares,
perplexi,ies, and responsibilities, which
after life brings upon US. When young,
we think all is to be fair weather We
can hardly imagine that any clouds or
storms can arise to disturb or trouble US;
every thing is sunshine, but there is no
moonshne. Every thing will turn out
Just as we expected. There will be no
disappoiniments, no hopes blishted, no
disasters TO interrupt our career Of pros
perity. But these fond anticipations are,
alas! too often proved TO be all moonshine.
What in our days OF youthful buoyancy, +,
we fondly anticipated would lead US on
to fortune, brings us nothing but sorrow,
disappointment, and regret.
An anecdote may serve to illustrate
these remarks. "A little boy was walk
ing out with his grandmother one moon
light evening, among a grove OF trees IN
the country. They had not gone lar, be-
fore the old lady perceived something on
luC RIOuUu lUdt NDOhtu lhC ~ WIttC
kerchiei and as she stopped to pick IT
up, he perceived that it was the light OF
the moon shining through an opening in
the branches above them, and called out
ala, grandma, It's all noonshine." cit
is but moonshine, truly" said she, rub
bng her fingers in evident dissappoInt-
menl, but many people grasp at moon
shine"
We have since often Witnessed the truth
of her remark.
i When we SEQ young man pursuing
a gay butterfly of girl because she IS
beautiful, though she possesses none o!
the qualifications necessary to make a
good wife, a good housekeeper or good
mother,-it brings to our mind the old
story; depend on it, he is grasping al
moonshlne.
II When we see pleasure-hunters, and
those who are seeking after happiness
! plunge into dissipation, or seek gay and
giddy company, we know the dsapp"int'
ment which awaits them; these are not the
pearls OF price that bring with them peace
and content; they are nothing but moon
\ shine.
II When we see a gambler forever at the
billiard table, with eager hopes of max
ing money thereby, and carrying will
him the means by which alone his Gamil,
can be supported, to squander It there
we Think with a sigh, how sadly that poo,
man mist axes the path Of wisdom, ant
labors after that which is all moonshine
II lie is grasping at moonshne, wb'
strives to raise his consequence IN th'
world by suit Of fine clothes or an un
paid sideboard. So is he who is aiming
TO build a foundation upon which to ele
vate himselfin the estimation ofthe world
consisting of few thousand dollars; for
as Burns says,
The rank is hut the guincn's stamp,
II The mans the gold for all that.
Il And none can ever become truly grea
but those whom nature has fitted 10 be so
These nrc plain, palpable cases. W.
have sometimes thought that men wer'
grosping at moonshine who attempted q
live by literature, or make money b,
printing newspapers, or dreamed Of col
leciIng their debts, or receiving legacie
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
.1nl all Sickness and Diseases.
ID II. LIN'S
Temperance Life Bite rs.
CHINESE BLOOD-PI L L 8
The greatest secret discorcred


Purge -purge-purge-las been the cry Tor the las
sufferers have multipied-and died aud why! No
because purging was NOT necessary, but loo much ha
neen duIe-u Tho I The tonic Ia follow and snstlii
the system. IuTge you must The sickly huinois o
the blood must be carried oior the ~ rcumuhtiun Z"
the IA prevented. Prevent then, the growth oi suel
humOTs.
" ln do the hinese live Ia such immense ages ana
.tiil ret The powers Of youth or middle age ie
cause Iey parity the blood. lac Ca BLOOD PLL
80 called bt cause they work upon aud cleanse th'
Iiood-are the standard remedy. These piI, VIII d'
IL; aud the Temperance Biters, taken rs direcied
III strengthen hr system aud prevent the ac,unnla
lion oi The base humors which niest the blood, and
hich only increase by purges unl ss the biiteis are
taken after. Buy, then, these pills hnd b es. lak'
weekly the pills aud daily the bittrrs aud IL you
ar have been Invali : Tor days, weeks, months, al
years yuu viii Hud The sickly hnmors aud prevented
from n euTn, aud the salluw hue Oi sickness Chan
rapidly Ia the full blooming glow Of health aud youth
al bnOyanry.
There ate Ises SO numerous of these brilliant ct
rCts that ine aud space forbid an attempt Ia put then
/ AVN l,uy aud use Tie me- icines and UsI orr
gR aud health strength shall br yonrs See wrap
pc aud direct on> that tonIr with them.
FRAUDCLENT COUN1E,FEiTS
viii he attempted. Buy remedy of the Kind unless
IL have my ndme--D. 4. LIN, NJ, D-on The wrapper
,nd also he notice as ioows;-
| "Emiered accordng 10 \ci of Congress, A. u. lsil
Ihy Iuos CnSNEL ~ the Clerks Ohre oi the Disrlt
Cour of the United tates for The southern Dslrct"
New Nurt."
Warranted the only genuine.
Me .srs coMsTocx & Co., New Yark. nre the lt
whole sale AGENTS for the Uni ed states aud all ~ igh
| oriug countries. sold by X. !. TAYLOR, Sole Nge n
| Newport, Il l. Sept. 30. ".
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
MYSTERIOUS.

a gentleman belonging TO one Of the mos
ancient and wealthy families Of this city, who
must he well known to numerous friends, ha"lns
since the year 1918 up to recently, been ben
nearly double, and for several years confined IL
his bed, has been restored TO good heal,h-ha'
reganed his natural erect posliion--and ha'
Quilted his carriage, and now walks with ease
We believe this is the gentleman's own descrip
ton rs near as possible, and there is no exag
gerotion in it. WewilI give inqulrers his address
and doubt not his humane feelings will excuse
The liberty; so that any one donbting may knoH
these lacis-- though he requests his name may
not appear in print. Among other similar M
stances, Mr. James q. Reynolds, "A Christie
street, has been restored, and will give personal
assurance of the facts OF his case. Both wer,
rh.umatisn, and contracted cords and slnews-
How has this been done
.insmr.--By the Indian Ptgefabie EHrT
internally, and Hepes' Nerve and Bone L'ni
mtni exlernally.-.N Y. Heroh, Jan. 26. 1874,
Sold only by Comstock Il Co., II Maide'
Lane, New York, and by Il. J. TAYLOR
Sole Agent for Newport, X. !. tsept3O.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
banks stopped specie payment, and more
than hall OF them nave not yet resumed

Tnr Laos ~ THE GREEN ROon.
i-rday fnrcnoon wh,le the drama, "rhe Lion
of the Desert" was being rehearsed a, the
I}owcry Theatre, the principal actor IN the
piece The king Of beasts, transCendcd his
sphere of aclion,by marching throug the back
Of one of the scenes unobserved by his keep.
er, and avalling himself OF his professional
privilege. by struttlng into the green groom.
Mrs. Foster, who happened TO be the only
member OF the company at the time IN the
green room, tthc rest being all engaged on
The stage IN the rehearsal Of a scene.) was
sitting IN one corner of the room reading
over her part when his majesty unceremoni
ously made his appearance there. This lady
succeeded III making her escape, aud giving
the alarm To those on The stage. A great
lscrambling for the nearest boxes and orches-
ira immediately ensued, in Which. we regret
To say, several ladies were ungnlIanily lett
by the gentlemen To take care oi themselves.
Herr Driesbach came promptly to the res
cue, aud found the lion contemplating his
majestic person IN full length mirror, seen
ngly debating within himself the cxpcdIen,
cy Of giving instant battle 10 his imperial
shadow but like another great character
that we have recently heard of, he so aston.
Ished himself, that he actually endcavorcd |"
run away from his own presence. After tw"
or three Intellectual attempts to make de,
scent from the windows, upon Elizabeth
street. hc was secured by his master and re.
duced 10 obedience. Perhaps there can be
no better illustration of the periec, command
which Herr Dresbach has over these remark
ably well trained ANIMALS, than the address
with which he rccapiurcd the fugitive beast ;
who on hearing the authoritative words OF
his tamer, instantly crouched at his feet and
suffered himself to be re conducted to his
dcn.-.E y. Courier
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
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BY SIR nERRI worroS-poRs l5Gs-DiED
I639
This is the poem so often praised and quot
ed by Old Sir Izaak Walton l--.NeD Uorid.
How happy is lac born or taught,
That scr, eth not anothers Will;
Whose arBor is his honest thonght,
And simple truth his highest skill
Whose passions not bis masters are;
Whose soul is still prepared for death
Not ty d unto the world with caro-
OF princes ear or vulgar breath;
Who hath his life from ruinors freed;
Whose conscience is his strong retreat
Whose state can neither fiatterers feed
Nor ruin make oppressors great.
Who envies none, whom chance doth raise
Or vice: who never understood
How deepest wounds are given with praise
Nor rules Of state, but rules OF good
Who God doth late aud early pray
More of his grace than gifts to lend
Aud entcrtuins the harmless day
Wi.h II well chosen book or friend.
This man is freed from serylc bands
OF hope to rise, or fear to fall;
Lord Of himself, though not of lands
And having nothing, yet hath all.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09

BY THoM cAMPBELL.

BY THOMAS MPBELL.
The kiss that would make maids cheek flush
Wroth, as it kissing were a sin
Amid the Argus eyes and din
And tell-tale glare of noon,
Brings but inurmur and blush,
Beneath modest moon.
Ye days, gone-neyer to come back,
When love returned entranced me so,
That still its pictures move and glow
In the dark chamber Of my heart;
Leave not memory's future track
will not letyou part
Twas moonlight, when my earliest love
First on my bosom dropt her head
A moment then concentrated
The bliss of years; as if the spheres
Their course had faster driven,
Aud carried, Enoch-Iike, above,
A living man to heaven.
The Moons the Earths enamored brido;
True to him in her very changes,
10 other stars she never ranges;
Thougli, crossed by him, sometimes she dip
Her light, in short offended pride,
Aud faints to an eclipse.
The fairies reve by her sheen;
'Tis only when the Moon above
The FREELY kndIcs into love,
And flashes light to show il:
The nightingale salutes her Queen
Of Heaven, her Heavenly poet.
Then ye that lovely moonlight gloom
Meet at my grave, and plight regard.
oh could be the Orphan bard
OF whom il is reported,
That nightngacs sung Dor his tomb,
While lovers came aud courted
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09

Let none despise the poor because ol
their povoriy--Let none flaiter the rich
because Of their riches. We NAV con
auer poverty wealth may subdue us
All men Of equal virtue are equal. IL
one man Possesses more intelligence than
his followers, though that Of itself ma,
not elevate him in the good, yet II brings
him added respect and willing admira-
,on from all men.-"Ihe good alone are
o,.eai -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
I'd eferre0 ArttcIra.
PASS 1T ROUND.

Tho True Wing, published at Wash
ton, reminds lis readers and the public
that in the ten years previous to Gen.
Jackson's war OF our currency system,
the number of banks created was %,
with capital Of SO 900, 900 that, IN The
merit f,ro years, the number Of Banks
created, was 268, with capital of $685.
100000; that the former banks were
generally sound, and the latter have
generally proved unsound and that the
Loco Focos are now breaking down the
very currency ,they gave US, bad as j, is
and are fest reducing US to the condition
of no currency ut all.
And Pass II iou,d, we add that by the
reports Of the Secretary of the Treasury,
it appears that the bank bills in circua-
ton in the whole Of the Union, in 1916,
amounted to
$68 100000.
This was before the charter Of the
second u. S. Bank, and when we had
been without "A National Bank for four
years. The charter Of that Bank was
then granted, with capital Of $50, ,000,-
600. Did any expansion follow Oh
no-very far from it. fourteen years of-
fc,mayds, or in 1880, the whole amount
Of bank paper in circ ilaton from all the
banks, was
SCI 1923, ,8os.
Being decrease in fourteen years,
while the United States Bank was in
operation, Of nearly seren millions
Well, what nexti The President
vetoed hill to re-charter the bank IN
1892, aud then what followed In 1880,
the bank paper in circulation had ncreas-
cd 10
Sl49, 9,i85,890.
Or an increase in sersn years, oI
S87 ,86I ,992 These things are worth
looking at The facts are indisputable.
ONE THING MORE.
To show how the specializing fever
wns set going, and when, as soon as
the public deposiics were removed, there
uas n iush Tor them, and the money was
taken io buy western lands, eastern tim
Der tracts, &c and fnr this purpose mon
ey was borrnwed Of the banks and new
banks we're created 10 make more bank
paper 10 BE- used in the same way ln
1880, the nnnnui oi hank loans of all the
banks, State aud National, was,
S9Oo,45l,2i4.
In 1891, a year after the Unitec
States Bank charter had expired, ih,
Ionns had increased to the enormous sun
Of
S525,lI5,7O2.
In September Of tho same year, tn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
From the Philadelphia Presby terian.

BOARD OF FoREiGN MIssioNs.-The fifth
annual meeting of the Board of Foreign
Missions of the Presbyterian church com
menced on Tuesday last, 9Th May. in ,h,
lecture room Of the Second Presbyterian
church, Philadelphia, REV DR.. Cnyler's
The Rev. Dr. Miller, of Princeton, the presi
dent Of the board, in the chair the Rev
DR.. Krebs of New York, recording sccrc,a
nv. The minutes OF the last meeting were
read by the Rev. John &. Lowric, assistant
secretary. The annual report was read BY
Walter Lowrie, Esq, corresponding sccreia.
~, which contained pleasing evidence OF the
healthtul activity of Presbyterian missions.
The Board has erected the standard Of the
Gospel in Northern India, China, Siam
Africa, and among the American aboriglncs
An allusion was to the massacre of the Eng
lish troops in Ahganlstan, and the bearing
which the resistance to the British author lly
might have on Indian missions and II wa:
concluded that no danger was to be appre-
hendcd from the prevalence of a spirit which
might wish TO overthrow the authority of tho
British in their present Indian possessions
The Report, with and accompanying memo
rial to the General Assembly, was divided
into several portions, and committed 10 varl
Gus committees.
The treasurer's report exhibits an excess o
expenditures over The receipts of about eigh
hundred dollars the former being abou
sxty.one thousand dollars, and the latte,
about sixty thousand dollars. II appeared
from the report, that the contributions lhl,
year have been somewhat less than thuse oi
the preceding year
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09

ENIANO FORTES.-Tho subscriber hav-
Il ing taken the agency for the sale of Piano
Fortes, is ready TO furnish those in want, at
prices that cannot fail TO suit. Those wh nre
about purchasing are invited TO call at the Va
rety and Confectionery Store Of
4. STACY, JR.,
and examine some just received from New
York. Jan. 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
GOUT, sPRAINs,
swELLED JOINTS, STIFF CORDS, PAIN

swELLED JOINTS, STIFF CORDS, PAIN
IN THE LIMBS, CoNTRACTIoN
OF TIRE CORDS. &c. &c.
- IIEW ES 81 KiTTREDGES BONE
~. LINIMENT COMBlNED-a prepa.
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. Fol-
the diseases mentioned, this LInment stands
unrva!ed in it's efficacy. 1t can truly be de-
nominated Pain Extractor, as it will remove
pain when caused by the above complaints
1t is put up in bottles at the low price of 81
cents, and is for sale by most of the drug
gists. For the genuine, call for " Ilewes &
Ki,trcdge's Linlment Combined" See Ger.
tificales on wrapper. For sale by X. J. 1'ay.
lor 8, II. r. Hazard, Newport, X. ].
Oct. 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
LOOK OUT!
Auction and Commission Store,

yVyIlE subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends aud the public generally, that
he continues TO carry on the above business al
NJ. "a, Thames ST., directly opposite The
p,st Office, which is one of the best stands
in Newport. lie will attend TO the sale ot
goods IN any part of the town on liberal terms
Also, on hand, Bcdstoads, Chairs, Tables,
Sto, es, aud variety of other Goods, generally
found ~ an Auciion Room,
JEREMIAH GOODSPEED.
Newport, Oct -, ISL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
JUST CEIVEn
FROM NEW YORK,

Pease's, Cough Candy.
Jackson's, Wislar's and Shcr- The
mans Cough l.ozenges.
Aliens Balsam of llorehound
and Livcrworl, for coughs sc. most popula
NJ N. GARDENERS Balsam Of
Liyerwori, for do.
Jaynes Indian Expectorant, COUGH
for do.
Rurler's Vegetable Indian spe-
Ciic for do Medicines.
Anderson's Cough Drops.
Dr. Lees Compound Galbanum Plaster, for
pain in the back, breast, side, &C., price l2a
cents.
Shcrman's Poor Mans Plaster.
DR.. Bsdeau's, Nhitin's and Wells Strength
ening pIastcrs.
Shermans Worm I.ozenges.
Jayne'S Vermi(uge, or Worm Destroyer.
Swam's Vermi(uge, do. do.
English Red aud Black Ink, (superior)
Kddcr's, Edes' and Paysons Indeible Ink.
Ward's Macassar, Buffalo, For he pres
and Bears Oil. vation, growth,
| J,yne's Hair Tonic. and restoration
Dldridse's BALM of Colum- OF the
! bia. u " X.
Double distilled Rose Water. For flavor.
| Essence OF KOse, ing JeIles,sau-
| Extract Of Lemon, ) ces pas,ry,Sc
| Oriental Pearl Powder, For cleansing the
nd skin, and improv-
Perfumed Cosmetic Balls, ing the COM
Milk Of Roses, &c. plexon.
Cologne, Lavender, and Orangc-FIower
Water. &c. sc. sc.
Also, SUPPLY or FINE
Spanish Lcechcs,
! FoR SALE ny
r.. r. Fl A z a n D,
Sign of the Golden Mortar, near the State
/ House, Newport, Il, ]. Jan. 20.