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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17

Total 1903
The following certificates show the big esti-
nation in which DR.. Aliens Basam is held.
OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL
FACULTY.
At meeting Of the Medical Society o
Washington County, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed -
Rssolued, That from a knowledge Of the
composition Of DR.. Aliens Balsam OF liore-
hound, Liverwort, and Plcurisy Root, and the
most astonishing effects we have seen il have
upon our patients, it is our decided opinion
that il will cure Consumption and Liver Com
plant, and we do strongly recommend it TO the
faculty and the public generally.
JonN X. SMITH, NJ ID. Prest.
DAVID r. HALL, VI. ID. Sec'ry.
From j. l.. Rogers w. ID. .New York City.
| DR.. B. ID. Allen, Dear Sir For year past
I have been in the habit OF prescribing your
I}alsam Of ilorehound, Liverwort, and Pleurisy
Root, to my patients in private practice; have
also used il in tho Hospital. J find il a remedy
of great efficacy in affections Of the Lungs aud
Liver, in cases Of Consumption, Cough, Asih-
ma and Bronchitis. have found it very eilica-
cious, and believe il is prescribed very gene
rally by the profession.
J. l.. RoGERs, NJ. ID.
To b. ID. Allen, M, ID.
From the Rsp. DR.. ScoH Of .Ntp York.
Dr. ID. n. AiIen. dear sir nm most happy
10 inform you that your Balsam Of Ilorehound.
Liyorw on, aud Pleursy Root has cured ne Of
Liver ComplaiOt disease under which ! had
labored upward Of six years. I have recom-
nended il to several Of my friends afflicted with
The same mslady, aud in every instance has it
been successful. Hoping God may spare your
life for usefulness.
am, respectfully yours,
JoHN SCoIT, ID. ID.
To y. ID, Hiien, W. ID.
CAUTION. fLISPurchase none unless u has
tho certificate Of Copyright" on the wrapper
nd label, aud the written signature OF
Is. ID. ALLEN, NJ ID.
General depot, SO Barclay street, New YORK
For sale in Newport Ivy n. X. HHIHHD'
At the sign Of the Golden Mortar sept D.
lOO Bn.hsl, superior North'In Corn m',,,,a o., sal
Iet a.
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iUSMRS. NJ. N. GARDNR'S JNDI-
An HAI,SAM OF WORT AND

IiOARIlDi ND.-1he Original Vegetable LiVrrworl
Pirparttion-prce 50 cents the battle ~ he M 81 pop
ular remedy for the cure Of Coughs, colds Spi ting
Blood aud hhsic, and ali diseases OF the lungs ais
is in extensive use fer the cure o Liver tomp int
hi, the Hrst preparation OF LiyrTwort introduced
to the Anne! can public, u being now twelve years
since IL was first established. It's reputation sand'
umrivalled as cough medicine-Src certificates aud
places Of sdcnce the printed direction round the
buitle.
The undersigned, having received great benefit for
the cure Of diseases above named with confidence W
recommend the celebrated Balsam Of Liveiwoft la tn
public
Ernest y cbster, David =. Woodbury.,
Thomas llaskns, IT,. l.. Horton,
&. Ellis, ". Gait
&, n illiams, Miss l., Toward.
WhoesaIr aud retail by the proprietor. ~ LIAM
ROW \, isl ashngton street, Retailed by all the
rut giss IN Boston, salem, New BE- diofd, Nuccsie
rovidet ce, A. B. Il u. Sands, New York Hartford
pringield, aud by Il. J. TAYLOR, HAIARl
cwpoit. Oct. u.
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E3N1 aYs3
$lOO KEW ARD.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
" WARD has been offered Tor months, TO
any one who will use bottle Of Hays Linz
ment for the Piles without being cured. OF
thousands sold, in no one instance has it failed
Of Il cure. Proof overwhelming to be seen
where il is sold. II is also u certain cure in
! of uyIU pyPJU rUss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17

TO PROMOTE TiIE GROWTH AND BEAUTlF\
THE uAIR. The original aud true article i put ~
only by wv. Ia W., 4st Washington street. Asi
number of srfeis hnve recently app 'ared-tO gr
he grnu ne-sre that the outs de wtapref bgnt q
VIM Brown y also n erpy-iight has been susurrd
flee of The s rict g. uu IN 1870. he shove arie
tking the place of an Others to promote ~,
grow ~ aud beaatify the hair. u gyes u hbe'uif
satin gloss aud causts u curl, Rnd J. far btlef thai
nny vegetable reparaion Fof ssie IN foston by IL,
opfstor, ap rstailed by all ihe irur Rist aud fef
mets ais. f,r sale by siithe Dfuegissin Itoviience
ewpo-t, New Bedford, Taunton. Lowell, salem
= svburyp,r woreester. Ppfingneld, Get. 81.
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CERTIFICATES.

The following are among tho numerous GER
tifcates Of iis beneficial effects
certify that have nsed "Waterman's Spe-
ciic Plaster" in my family for several years
past, have used it for pain in the side and back
and found great relief. While nursing her chill
dren, my wife has used it for ague ir the breast,
aud always succeeded in removing the disease.
without any difficulty. | have also used it for
sraldS, sprains and bruises; aud from the sue
cess which has attended its application in my
family, can confidently recommend it to others,
as valuable and cheap plaster.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
find all Sickness and Diseases.
ID II. Ii N IS
Temperance Life Bittcrs,
CHINESE BLOOD.PILLS.
The greatest secret discopered !!

IHe STeuteSt SeCTtt utSCOCtftu
PURGE -purre-pnrge- been the cry for the last
lew years. his has teen efectually uied, aud yet
sufferers have multiplied-and died J and why! Not
nren done-w iihoGt the tonic To follow, aud snst ln
the system. Purge, you must The sickly humos oi
The blood must be carried on-Or The "A, cumulacn Of
them prevented. Prevent, then the growth oi such
humors.
Why do the Chinese live TO such immense ages, aud
sti retain the powers Of youth or middle age ie
use they panty the blood lie CHiSEsE BLOOD FILLS
so called b, cause they work up aud olranse The
Rloud-nTe the standard remedy. these IiIs VIII DO
": aud the Temperance BtrTs, taken as dlrecIed
will strengi the system aud prevent the ac' unula-
lion nf lhe base humors which lniest the blood ana
which only by puTgos, unless the biiicis are
taken after. Bny, then these pills and bitiefs. lake
weekly the pills aud daily the bters, and IL You are
~ nave been invali,s for days, weeks, months, ar
wears, You will mud the sckly hpnOrs, aud prevented
from u return, aud the salow hue OF sickness chan.e
rapidly to the full blooming glow OF heath aud youth
iul buoyanCy. $500
There as cases 80 numerous of these brilliant ef
own. Euy aud use these medicines and USE 40 orH
gR. nd health aui strength shall he yours. See wrap
per aud direction, that come with them.
FRAUDUI ENr COUNTERFEITS
will be attempted Buy remedy of The kind unless
II have my nIme-O. 4. LIN, NJ, D,-oh The wrapper.
aud also lie nOIcs as foilOws:-
"Eutrred according to Yet Of Congress, A. ID. lsIl
by THos. CossEL, IN the Clerks Once ni the Oisn'l
Cnurl Of The United tates for the southern District OF
New ynrh."
Warranted the only genuine.
M,ssrs ComSrocn 4 Co., New Yark. are the sole
wholesale AGENTS Tor the Uned states and all n'igh
horng countries. Sold by X. J. TAYLOR, Sole Agenl
or Newpart, u T. Sept. 30
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17
TO THE old g. YOUNG.
HO!sx,e % HEADS AND GRAY!
Pm, smenon IN Chemistry.
East India Hair Dye.

Colors The Hair and mol The SKIN ~
This Dye is in form Of powder which may IN
plain matter Of fact be applied 10 the ha'r
over night, the first night turning the lightesl
red or gray hair TO a dark brown, and ny re-
peating a second or third night, to jet black
Any person may, therefore, with the least pos
sibie trouble, keep his hair any dark shade or at
perfect black with a positive assurance thar
The powder, if applied 10 the skin, DW not
color il. There is no trouble an rtmOping 1t
from the hair, as in all potpders before made.
by an occasional application, person turning
gray will never be known TO have gray hair !
Directions complete with the article. There Is
no coioring in this statement, as one can easily
test.
TIP These facts are warranfed by the gen
hien,an pho manufactures ii, Who IS the eeie'
brated chemist, DR.. COmstock. author Of Conn
stocks Chemistry, Phiiosophy, and many
other gorks peH knoun and wideiy circuld
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, RI. Sept. 80.
Double the Quantity and BEL
ter Quality than any other for
the same Price -! Remem-
Der this.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17
Providence, Nov. l5, 1887.

\ We hereby certify that we have used in our
families, for several years, "Walerinan's Spe-
cifc Plaster" In the fall Of the year in 1880.
our father, Caleb Atwood, was taken sick Of u
bilious fever. When the fever lett him, or soon
after, his feet and legs became very much in
famed and swollen, with sores, so that he was
unable to walk, though otherwise apparently
well. lie had been in this condition, under the
charge Of an eminent physician who attended
him regularly, for nearly two months, and OBJ
tanned no relief, when he was advised to make
use Of "Wa,erman's Specific Plaster" lie did
so-and n two weeks effected complete cure.
lie was then about 10 wears Of age. lie died
about three years afterwards.
! We were so we'll satisfied in the case above
referred to, that we kept the plaster by us ever
since, have used il in variety Of cases, and
been fully satisfied Of It's beneficial effects. We
therefore feel free TO recommend 1t TO others NJ
the best remedy for the diseases mentioned in
the directions accompanying each box Of, said
Plaster. DANIEL ATWOOD
JoHN w. ATWOOD,
RAY W. ATWOOD,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17

EDE'S Hedyosms SATISFY Extracts oi
- French and German Cologne Mix oi
Roses Rose, Almond, Palm, Olive and other
elegant Soaps large nssorimcn, of Tooth
and Ilsr Brushes, at X. J. TAYLOR'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17

The Plaster is pu, up in tin boxes, with printed
directions signed John X. Waterman, accompa-
nying each box; labelled on the outside, water
mans Specific Plaster-price 37a cts"
The Specific Plaster is prepared and sold by
The subscriber at Providence, II. |. Sold also,
Wholesale and retail. by J. II. Mason & Go.
Druggists, 81 Broad street. Providence, and by
VIM. d. Callahan, Newport. Also by Rowland
r. Hazard, Robert J. Taylor, Druggists; and
Michael Frceborne, Samuel Sterne, David 5.
Holloway, and Samuel Carr, Store Keepers
Others who wish to purchase the Specific Plaster
to sell again, can be supplied by calling on Wm.
Il ID. Callahan.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17

Having used "Waierman's Specific Plaster
in n case Of severe inflammation, and found gres
henef, ,herefrom, hereby certify, that in my
opinion il is one Of the hest remedies in all ca
ses Of inflammation, and rs dressing for blister,
after the plasters have been removed, that car
possibly be applied. EDwARD Dexter.
The undersigned having FOR several years. used
their families, Nv aterman's Specific Plaster
have found il, from experience, TO he the bes
remedy which they have ever known. Tor the
diseases mentioned in the directions accompany
ing the boxes in which it is contained; and a'
such. recommend II as highly valuable family
medicine.
Thomas Y. Carpenter, Benjanin ]. Church,
Ebenczer Carpenter, Joseph =. Arnold,
Joseph Robinson, Samuel Brown,
James Eames. John Gladding,
Jacob u. Thurber. w. Simons,
William Church.
Providence, Nov. az, lsI0.
-ZMo RMSApr,oo,
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INSTRUCTIONS

Lorraine's Pills are a certain remedy for all
hose maladies arising from distractions and
constipation.
For sale by X. J. TAYLOR. las Thames
street, Newport, X. ]. Jan. g..
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CONSUMPTION!

Lorrainc's Pills have proved n blessing il
that dreadful disease, Consumption (; the mos
miraculous cures have been performed by these
pills, and even after having been given up by
some Of the best physicians in the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17

*Womcn afflicted with Ague in the Breas
often suffer good deal Of pain from the want o
an elIicacious remedy At hand for timely applica
ton. Those liable to this difficulty, will do wei
to provide themselves with this plaster Let j
be applied immediately on the discovery Of an un
natural hardness of the breast accompanied will
pain, aud it will be certain to remove The ague
and 10 restore the breast and milk to their nalura
state, without tho most trihng incon, enence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17
WatcrIllan's specific Pla s.
Ter,
FOR RINFLAMMATION, sc.

CELEBRATED for the cure Of Fever Sores
~ and as sure remedy for the @Ague in the
Breast, il seasonably applied-also, for ague IN
the Jaws and Teeth, or any part of the body
II is also an excellent remedy for the rheuma-
iism. cuts, bruises, sprains, burns, scald head
salt rheum, kings evil, corns, sores on the feet
chbans, scroiulous sores, bes and ruptures o
all descriptions pains in the side, breast, shoul'
ders, &c occasoned by inflammation Of the liv-
er and spleen, and for inflammation of the bow
els, lungs or any other part Of the system. Also
in Of debility, for pains, and weakness OF
the back, palpiialion Of the heart, sc.
Relying on the intrinsic value of this plaster,
which The subscriber has prepared, and the eiii-
cacy Of which he has thoroughly tested for about
twelve years, he has been induced by the advice
and solicitations Of those who, az well as HIM
self, have tested its virtues, to offer it for the
favorable consideration of the public. This he
does, under the firm belief that, to introduce il
into common uso, it is only necessary that il
should be known (; for, on fair trial, 1t wilt
recommend itself.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17

Total 1858
The following certificates show the high esti-
nation in which DR.. Aliens Balsam is held.
OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL
FACULTY.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-01
PEOPLES PRESS
Mlddlebury, Nov, |, lS49
ANTI TARIFF WuIco

John Quincy Adams and adm, 81
ern wings who voted against Tho I~d,
stripped OF the distribution, are c.,,nI VII
the locofoco presses with being ooro..
protection. They might with NOR. 49,.
nave stlsmatised them as ultra t.rif6,o.
TACT they were 50 regarded at III,
washington, Nh. Adams is s.cood oJ
Henry Clay as the father of the ansri,,'
SYSTEM and has perhaps written and .noL."
more than any other wing iu fayo, of 49,.
.i'n' Every one of correct iD,eI,as"..
knows well that it was the extreme 49,
ment OF these members to decisive -
manent protection which governed ,b.,.
votes. Though the whole progress Of n.
Dill they had sustained ii in its oriuinsi g.
BY their speeches and their votes. Blu, wr.-
stripped oil the distribution they justly dea,.
ed lis permanent utility, The ic-,-
OIL The lands had varied from
millions in the course of the La
years. and they believed that any tartf
was to be controlled by the fluctuations Of
iand income would be unstable and disas,.,
Gus, and afford no sure defence to The in1u.,.
Of the country. Many of these members f..
represented state. where the people demspL.
ed the distribution es the means of rrlis,
their pecuniarY embanassments. All off,
iel' that as honest representatives OF fresn-
they Gould not honorably yield up 10 the j
'neellng dIctation of John Tylera fave
measure of the wing party, a measure es
ly demanded by a sound and Just policy.
which could not be yielded without pro.
ting the legislative power at the feet Of
executive, and reuder Congress a mere b.
justice to register The royal edict, of IN
president. Such were the lofty and p,trio,i.
motives which actuated these wing menbrr,
Of Congress whom the l0cofocos have III,
cold effrontery 10 charge with opposition IA
The tariff, end which had their origin in the,
hatred Ia tyranny,and an attachment to a p,,.
manent protection, rather than a tariff caller.
Iaied only for present emergencies. Indeed
when they witnessed the despoiic attcmp, Of
the accidental president to CONTROL the ipde.
pendence of the Legislature in relation 10,
bill peculiarly under their discretion in a "A.
vorite feature, the bosom of every wing thrill
ed with emotions of utter abborreuc. AZ HI.
course. As the representatives OF seventeen
Milo IS OF freemen they felt indlsposcd To hu-
NIL ale themselves al the feet of the one mar
power. But better councils al le.sih prev,i-
I'd with the mass of the party. The erie,
md entTesties of a weeping country were
'irglns IN their ears, and with a lofty patriot
SIN they yielded 10 the common welfare what
they at first scorned to yield TO the iyrantd
The white house.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-01
246

We think that about so more banks should
Be added to Michigan in the above list, as
we have always understood that the Wild
| Cat Banks were 81 or 69-say so more
making the footing of the first column GAG,
and the sum of the two 422-all in 7 years
We observe, that this sum exceeds the in
crease stated above for 10 years. But we
| have them from different sources. and have
reason to believe, that the greater lumber
is nearer the truth
Well, then, according to this there were 172
more banks chartered in 7 Years by the Lo-
~cofocos than by the Whigsi Or the excess
by which the Locofocos, in this time, beat
the Wings in banking. was much more than
all the Wings did,
Now, as to the comparative soundness of
these banks:-Of the 1874 chatered by the
Wings, all save 6 are now paying specie. Up
wards OF sixty of these Locofoco banks went
down at once, some years ago, III Michigan;
and we have lately seen a list of I61 that
have rallied in the last year or two, which
shows a total p.oStration of more than so
per cent. of this class of rotten Locofoco in.
situations! From these banks principally have
arisen all our troubles as TO the arrangement
and prostration of the currency.
lnone particular at least, the Wings are
THE BAnK MEN, for their banks stand. I'm
the same sense, the Locofocos are the 'no
bank men, for their banks dont stand
But all will see they have made them as
fast as children ever blew up bubbl,s out of
soap water; and they have vanished about
as quick!
What the Wings want is to break up this
system ofunsound banking, which the Loco
focos have usheIed with such reckless, ruin
Gus. and frightful haste upon the country
to rednee the number of banks, and to cut
down the banking capital, to a reasonable
and safe limit. They wish to return to the
old platform of a sound national currency as
balance power to cheek this excess of State
banking, and regulate the operations of the
whole system, so that there may he no more
banks, and no more banking capital, than the
wants of the community require, and no
more than can be maintained on n specie
paying basis for all bank issues This Wing
policy, and such is the aim of the Wing par
ty. But behold what the Locofocos have
done in the way of banking, and what is the
end fthe work of their handsl-True Wing
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-01

She gave a cry of surprise at beholdine him,
g. then stood still. Lorenzo fell on his knees
and extended his hands towards her The
pastor. and all the company, paused in won
der,and silence. Hear me |! Agatha said
the youth, hear me for the last time. l
still love you Notwithstanding your treach'
ery, | love you desperately. Are you re-
solved to carry out your infdelitv? tell me,
are YOU resolved ? Lorenzo = replied A.
gatha. with VISIBLE effort things have now
reached such a pass. that | cannot retrace
my steps. We were never intended for
each other and your promises, o cruel
girl? your vows the banns proclaimed at
the altar? the ring? my ring which you
still wear upon your ingerr She grew
deadly pale at these words. and looking up
on her hand, beheld Lorenzo's ring, which,
she knew not how, still remained there'and
she began to draw ii 4 from her finger Il
return it 10 you said the ungratcful girl win
a trembling tone, and she handed it to him:
Just then gay voices were heard behind
Lorenzo. and in the midst of an a%pPlaudIng
crowd, his fortunate rival approached the
,,,ridpe TO meet his bride. You have time,
you have yet to repent said Lorenzo; 'oDe
word. vouchsafe one word,Agatha, and save
me from despair Agatha cried the
Young sisnor, stepping upon the bridge and
COMPOUNDED at the sight OF Lorenzo, still on
his knees at her feet. Then Agatha took
courage. Leave me, Lorenzo; it is now
too late. Take back your ring and she
threw it scornfully before him. The ring
struck the plank of the bridge. and bounded
into the torrent. Take it back repeated
the wicked, heartless creature; and she
made a single step to free herself from him.
Come and take it back with me !! replied
Lorenzo. springing to his his feet, and with
flashing and distended eyes throwing him.
self upon her. 'HelpI cried Agatha TO
the pastor and friends who were Fastening
to her assistance; but in vain Lorenzo's
movements were like lightning. They fell
together into the rushing waters! All ex-
pedients we're fruitless The furious torrent
bore them aloft for an instant, and then
closed over and swept them away. The
CONSERVATION of the villagers was beyond
description. No words can paint the moth
er's anguish. The bodies were found still
clasped together, and buried in the same
grave, in a lonely spot, without the precepts
of the cemetrv. The wooden bridge where
this tragedy occurred, has since been re-
built of stone and upon it was created the
little chapel, in memory Of the betrothed,
and for the peace of their souls. The
wretched Bertha, having lost her reason
from sorrow, has passed twenty years OF
misery, relating TO the passengers the mel
ancholy fate of her departed son..