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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
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pciffre iein9eianct ,pcrbcu, louit peroen
Ee nid)t aufgenommen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
. 90tgnte Nae6rieGt.

Da Tid)o a iies H b unb feline Srau
Sdtharina, bon Ober Saueona Taunfd,ip,
eed,a @auntD, psrmitteIft einer freipiIii9en
lkberid,reibun9, batirt een %. WdrL 1914,
ar ibr @i9entbum, ionetl iie9enees als pers
f6nlid,es uno permifdtes, at Die llnterfd,ries
bsnen ilbertragcn babsn, une spar gum Sits
Sen Der @rebitoreu bee beia9teu Tidolaus
9ictt, 70 perocn hermit alie, pslde nod, auf
irsenb cine slrt an ben beiasteu 9ictb fd,ul,
Dig fIuo, hermit auf9eforeert innerbaIb 4
98cdlen BEL irseno sineni.cer llnterSeihneten
ansurufeu uno absubeSahlen,--ilno foIhe bic
nod gerehte Scrberunacn an beiaaten Ncth
babeu, fpereen ebcnfalls sebeten, it,nerbalb
bcfaster 3cit ibre Hstnnn9en tpctttelfdti9t
einsubdnoi9en. H
George 9loth ; 9t0Ionies.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
Sraufbett Der Stnper,

unei bic Shmerseu bic iTc AZ lcieen kabst
bird, Die "9Riirme'' nebmen oft Gin un9lids
Iidles Gnhe, pbue hae cie tlrlad,e jeenfcedt
rpire. ayllnangsnebmer Doem, pifcu Der Ea<
fe, tnirfden Der 3dbnc pdhrenb oes Gdiafe,
@rfdredeu i'm Shlaf ano janmern, Gin pIags
faHier 6uifcn NIB Sirberbaftigfsif, 9eb6reH
urfer1hie' saupt SpmtcmeH BON Der gesetls
mart Der qBrems. Hsr seitIide @ebraud vca
S6ertnan's @urm &uhen
pertrsibt alls bisfe unanasnrhme Spmtcmsu,
unb ftelit bic peaige !@elupbbeit tpieesr her.
Sdlipefter Ssnatius, Sberbailpt bes Ratbcs
lifthenssoalbsW hat ihr 3euas
MIG ;u guuifrn Der. Stud,en rinaebinbigt unb
Taufeuoe hateu etes fdcn rcrber acttan.--
Sic fast baB iber 100 Siuecr in tem sipIum
ieien, bae eiciclbe eS I'M @ebrauh hat:en ses
mclbete 8llden su nebmrn, pnb baB Ge bies
ldbt INNER febr ni,blid Sefunben babe. -
Didelbe baben Fd y sibfr 100000 GaIsH
als untri8Iid bsipieirH.
aa "a 9tus5e brung.
Snfuen,d, Sniirn, 8ertdltuna, Slouer 6us
item, Gn9sfcit err eunsc cber Brnit fauu ass
bcilt mereen. Der G6rw. Harius alnttcnu
mar fehr niebrr fur6 slussebruus Scnaihan
OoVettnt es. petmVnt .Utatl'9'eue WeoheTr
nar eardi 2'iaf'Sefcrocriin8 an zen Hanee
peg graeee 9eeramt Der Gbfm. lumbar
osIi C uays i'm meiiden 1 SbeiIs % sie,ss toots Ss
gbrn. Sebafiian Streeter bon Bottom, bic
Satin bes Srasmus Cibble BON Worapia,
uno Suuccrte auocre murben oclinbert unt
pieoerberaeifeflt curd, een Gyebraut pcu
GAer,,,,,s e,u3e, 6,d,a,
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uno telne MReoiclH III je eeM publitum 3lnt
8ertanf ann9eboten rcreen, fpeld,e mehr Bee
tre,un9fn III cietsn 6rantbeten betoirtt bat,
uno nelde NIT niehr 3ntrdueil amenlpfcbleH
mereen lann: Sie nerfre,et aIle Hc'sung,
re ssrtr.bt ss ,,rSos % ssssThsr '.r ,S Fs. ss
wirft Die erfreuiid,ifen u. bauernSifeu @ureu.
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grnr,ne spoosufrSr,nf Snn,msr, mnh @nrns
IF. If .Sronfbs;tcgMoic;%folIs , air. nic mmoii,SI;.
dsn Snn,teu,su neId,s NON ,u freism qrsrn
sntCfeben msrheu ShnefI unS oSn,Iid, furirt
ourd, ben Gebraud, pcu
0dprn,on,s Gomnknr< 6ud,en
@ie ,uirfeu ld,nea uuS bsfreien in elmer r,tr
tur,en 3eit. Sic astcu Dem SYlfem .8raft
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
s a nj c 8 G. @aib.
eiife Der stsenten in eed,a gaautp.

giffe Der 9tsenten in 0ed)a @aantp.
Sclsenees it etne elite eer beocgmddtiss
ten slgenten fir Qed,a @auntD: '[,.
Samcs B. Wilicn, 9IlIenfaitr,
s. uuc y. @jrcs, GcrosWbeitbdu,
s. uno B. Soittel SnosIBbcithaH, /.
8cDcr uno Wccbring, Gcrb,BbeitbalI,
sldron @iienbarb, Sieaersoille,
Stcpten 8alliet, gtcrosWbeitbaa, .-
Smeu &ern, &ern's Wahlcn,
6. iino 9. Stedcl, IcrbsWheitbaG,
Durs 9iuop, Seiceibers,
g. uno SO. peter, Gcre'gBbcitbalI, ~
= 9euben Sdger, Sdldt Damnt,
cSobn 2reid,icr, ceibelter9, ---...
4atbau Gjcrmau, @crmaassille,
Samuel @amp, GeusGripcli ~.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
isaaalasses Nettit .

@ebers&iefer lit eer Gtaot 9llIentattn,
Stattet Itiuen Jeuneen uuS bem pubIifum
iiberhaupt ieiuen Danf ab, fir bic liberaIe
llutcrftneim9 bic er sencIcn bat, uub benad,
ridtisct eiefcIben ;u9leid, bae CT Elm pog fan.
oi9cs 9IiTcrtiment -, -E..-s..a. ,.,-E
38 9 eoer @aaren
auf Sano bat, an feincm gd,ap, in bcr ga,
milton StraBe, Ieuharb's @iIen Stcbr ae.
seniiber, uuo bsim @resen unb Sleincn an
pbilaeelpbiacr prcieen abfeBt. Sein Dor.
ratb bsitcbt aus: tsv - .. ,'ss 01s
Sau6 .3iiber, glejfdfdnber, Sraut.
ffdneer, SuttersSd6er, 8aIbSiiber
init bpl3ernen unb eifernen 8eifen
Gtmer bpH allen @r6Ben iino Cor
teiL Suldels unb babe 8nibcls
Defs unb balbe Defs, an9efrid,es
ne s2uber utto Gimer, BafdsWas
fbtnen, u. 10. 1a
Gr oerfertigt audi @aSes3ii6er apf ge(fel,
lung uno anoere Sets strbeif auf bic filricGfe
stnieisc; 70 tpirb and gIidssrbeit BON ibm
unter biaiser Setiugun9cn perridaet.
Stchrhdlter fpirb ein Iiberalsr Slbiue fir
Bdar @elo crtailbt.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

Der SamiIton Straes. bescsen bat, gum
Sfilc. Der "0f,iFus Sun'; alIro CT
ieber;cit bsreit ii olle 9aeiienben unb 9luterr
sur ooaisen 3ufriebcntcit su bsbienen, bic
i'm init ibrer Sunbfdaft beebren. = Sein
Sifd, fUiro jccerseit NIT ben beften Speifen
perfebcn fein, tpie aud, iein Bar pou ben
pSroeriteu @etrdnfen. = 9iu gutter Stollun9
unc fcrsfamer 8erpfIssiins tcr Yfcrbe fol- es
nid,t feblen, ba CT eins bon ben rcrcrr(fen
StaIlfnedten, III feinem gerbienlf bat.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
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wiro hermit seseben, ba6 bic llnterieidlnetsn
als SIominiifratoren bon berSo SointcrlaeenIhaft
bcs psrltorbeneu W djaeI Baitia
lebtbin ben IiebersWaeun9ie 3aunfhip ee'
d,a @auntp, anaeitelIt ipUrbeu iIno. - sile
oieientsen, tueldle an befagte sointerlasen'
ffaft ffulois flne, werben erniflidD auf9efors
bert bic oen 20ifen Rai au,urufen uno obue
Setl Hidltiefeit ju mad,eu, uno Scldte, Die
nod redtmdei9e 9iniprlde babsn, iperben
sccnfaIls aufaeforeert itrs Red,nunssn wObI'
beitdtiSt eiltsnbdnoaen, an .-a-.. a
T,g Saniel Sa(fian, fen.
ga 8euben 8altian.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
gtaii,l,l.ril's
8ranters 6 ttraetsYtuen,

& rduters 9 ttraetsB lien,
petd1e einsis uncs aflciu ben drtraeten Der
hdbbnrien pcllifinbis purgirenhen Rnr,sIn
nnb pfauscn, bic in ccm pHansenreidl 9e'
funSen fDercen fonnch, perferti8t llnb. ma
Disle Nseoi,in llhert fIh fdlpeI Die Gunft
beg pubiifums, unp bat iId, tlberdfI mo sie'
felbe ssbraudbt purce Seaiinfiisuns nnb 3n'
trauen erwerben. Ia eeren 3nfammrnises
nng gdnslid aus @rtracten bcitcbt, 70 ntad,t
bies oielelbe nidbtnIr oaein 81 elmer Der f.
derfieu uno meift pirtlami1en Weeisinen,
icncern ,usleid, tau9Iid, fir allie @onifitutics
men CUR 9lusrcttun8 Der 8ranfbeiten oes Jf6rs
pers, bcS Sluts, Der ginse,peibe, uub alIe
ancere Sefdwcroen peld,e baraus entflehen
unS aberbaupt oas menidIide Spftem brfaI'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
ScmrtD 2cb,
@aff,ptrtb III eer Gtaot 9luentaun.

8enadrihtiset istne ale
ten Srtisee uno Gin 9ccbrs
tee publifum iibcrbaupt,
baB CT oas @aifbaus, bee
fannt ale g d ncibers
mirfhRhnlfR In Ncr 9Ilfaff,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
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saar be;ablt Gamuet q. 8riboes,
SdlreibsrsGebnbren fir lS42~ ESQ 90
an slntbcnp 9an9ewere, fir fls
Gin Dicb su recorbeu A 90
an Soffman II. WeaSer, fir
8aubcls fur lS42 ~ 80 ~
" al @ec. WetberbcIb, Sd,es
rife llufcfcn IN Der Slaalas a
DIE nit 9cfh . sas 80 As
auf 8ermifdtc Srbcrs a, "a 81
fir eine @n9ine anSuitreis saGH
den uno eine neue Scuer,eeis g.tr sa
ter - ~ - ., 4s SO
Snterescn auf Gulcibcn - 15O 20
an Sacob @cluer, fir arbeit
ait Strasen fur 1912 - Il So
r." all sISam Seip 9Be9msiifer
fIih an lssSs Ssiser Reuef DO 81 S 03 003
r." an Reuben @utb uuo Comp. m
.as fir Drudersglrbriteu ~ 10 IL
/" an Samuel p. Sricges, fur
r prcfefFcnclle Dieufte 10 90
" an Scbn SO. SNcrnbrd DO 50 25
!" au Dauiel McrB, llnfcften 1903
!" Snterescn auf Staotyicien rs 50
q" Staots9tcten pernidtet 8 334 so
DO rf 90 - 432 so
/" 90 ans. +. Rnhe 20 90
uunielid,sr SonS $40 90
@cmmieicn l Tr'" n7a 81 7S
8ilaus In oer Sdastammer 81 78
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
9lIbanp, csnni 2O. 1873.

5cerreu Staiuturn nne &lidener- Gaeiuc
Serren: SD hattie mid, fdbon serfdiebens
Wale entfhlcHen an Sic, in 8esug auf SIRE
fddBbaren pillcn, ~ Id,reiben, abcr moths
tpeneise @efhdfte baben mid, iebesmal biz,
ter eapcn ab9ebalten. Die @rtraet pilIen
ipereen allbier lebr bod gelddst, iino n,ail
tcsjnnt bieieIbe allsen,ein gu sebrauden. -
Sh babe bieiclbe felbit fur ren IeBten Wcnat
9e3en 9tbcumatism sebraud,t, unb fam sus
UrrTdnid brhaupten, Sas oieiclbe mid gang
lid, curirt baben. 8erfhiebene perfonen bon
meiner SefannfIdaft fIno Se6halb lebr ju
@unifen Siefer pillcn eiu9eucu,rnsn, II. tpiil,s
fden bas id, Die sIgcrtidlaft fur biele abthci'
lung Der Staot annebnien mSdte, bamit biet
ieibe, ipeiln perlaiigt, bei Der 6anb feiu wilrs
ben. gBclIen Sic bic @ute babeu, mid, AZ
ss Rbs sSa fb b5ass 5s snfs sa.n! i'm sSES
Wcbnung 1T SO. rs Saratpsa Straee, unb
peun Sic es fir gut adten Mid sn eiucm
9lgent sls ernennen, 70 fSnnen Sic mir bic
piaen nit benz nddFrn Boot ;nienben. Der
Sbri9e &c. ~. ae.ts.z ,rs .a.,- ,.,.rs,
Sames G. @aib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
@eOrec G,ttb,
gafipirtb It'll 9tlIentauit.

8enadridtist feiue als
fen Treunbe uno Elm 9esbr,
tcs pnblifum i'm slll9emei.
nen, cae or bas tppblbes
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

Straee, seseuiter Dillinser unb erais's
Stebr tesc9en bat, altwc CT bereit it ale
eiejcniscn bic i'm NIT ibrem 3uiprud beeb.
rcn, ocllfontnien 80 befrieeigen. Sein 3ifb
Diro jeber;eit nit ten beifen SpeiIcn perle,
ben fcin. - Gr spirb I'D, temibcn an feincr
Bar bic beifen getrdnfe - baltcn iinb an
outer Stallnns uno for9famer 0srpfesun9
Der pfcrbc foa es audi uid)t fsblcn. NJ s-
slpril 10, ....---.-..- na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
9euani6e bon @ureu.

@ertifcaten bon tpuncerUcaen Wirtnnscn
ber &rdutersSrtrachptlen unb bon ben pics
Zen @uren bic iIc betpirft babeu, fSnnen bel
ben oerfdiccencn 9lgentcn eiugeleben tperben
qBir fii9en bier rines bcrfelben bei, pcld)es
auf @eraeerpcbt bon mebr als einem 2au,
ieno bcrpcr scncmmen fpurbe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
'Ha sat Neebnmn9 pDn 49, .,,-,
Oec. Steilt Sl1ael1leitter

n gssft Upit W. CtNGt <ttettINUUs ts
aIbsefdlceen ben sten alptil, 1874. =
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9.priI lS43,, ssgsgs !, 500 36
Saar empfan8en bon 9. Tcpsr
Gar 81 40
DO DO DO 165 90
Z " DO DO b DO Strafe : 5 90
~" BON s. S. Teubarb, Rarft,
idreiber - ss So 90
"lFocu 9aeuben Stroue, Bilaus
in pplI s - 8 SO
3" bon Gfp s. Sdser, Gar fir s.se
rls4s . ~ 4ss s5
I" Stabt'Sicteu, einseuommen 7a3f5
ape uernid,fet . -nsfs so 90
bon Sacob Stein'S Sintersr
W laeenfd,aft ssfs - - $50 81
Siortbamptcn Bant gscten, ssa
auf Sanc $40 90
j " StaotsIotcn, einScncmnien
uno. pernidtct 257 IL
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29

ties Of all motions, aud IN short, Of the
greatest possible variety Of events and
acts. These tables, composed almost
wholly Of figures, having no mutual rela-
tion whatever, would occupy full thirty
| pages o! an octave book and il is not
too much To say, that no common person
could commi! them to memory by labor
of years. Yet these pupils, none OF
whom had been with Prof G.. for more
than fortnight, receiving instruction
for one or two hours II day, on being
asked tho date Of any event, the size OF
any planet, the density Of any substance,
ar, in short, any question whatever from
these tables, answered Instantly, and
with such perfect correctness as to show
The complete mastery Of them all.
II One special fact we must mention !:
on the tables was spread out the ratio Of
the circumference to The diameter ol the
circle carried out To l54 plnces ef deci-
mails, as follows 3 4 ! 5 8 3 3 )
80 7 . 3 9 9 4 6 4 3 3 9 . 10 80 2
8 8 4 81 693 399375 O582O
8 IA 8 4 5 307Si 64O623 6
2O8 90 6 > 8 o 34825 ~
O67 48O865 32823 o 6
6 709 3 4 4 6 % 55O582 3 |
9 5 3 D 9 408 234 O2. Now
II would he almost, II not absolutely, iui-
possible for any person OF but ordinary
memory, TO commit these figures so as to
repeat them 10 the precise order in which
they stand. Yet little girl only nlne
years old, who had studied the figures
Tor less than an hour, on being requested
to do so wrote them upon black board
from first to last as rapidly as she could
make the fgures-lhe only mistake she
made, being the substitute of for
some other figure in single instance,
and that she Immediately corrected
Aud then, after she had wiped the fig
ure of, on being asked what was the
tenth, tilleih, or any other figure 10 the
list, she answered instantly, aud without
IA single error
These are the results of n few expert
menis which were Witnessed by Messrs
l.. q. Clark, McElrath, Herdy, Inrnan,
md other gentlemen and ladies', as well
1s ourselves We know nothing what
ever OF the manner in which they are el-
iected ; but whether they are produced
by science, system, or dIaberis, they
are at all events most astonishing and
wonderful and as such we mention them
We understand, that Professor Goaraud
w no we regret to say is at present afil c-
ted with serious iIlneSs) intends shortly
TO make the whole matter The subject of.
some public lectures, when experiments
with dozen or more ladies', gentlemen
and children, will he made, and the pub
lIc will thus have an opportunity of wit
Messing and Judging for themselves.
That the art is worthy of attention even
the few facts we have mentioned, abun-
dainty prove.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29
MoraI Heautp.

'Tis not alone in the flush ofmorn,
In the cowsli p.bell or the blossom thorn,
In moons high hour, or twiights hush,
10 the shadowy stream, or the roses blush,
Or in aught tba, bountiul Nature gives,
That the delicate Spirit of Beauty lives.
Oh, no il lives, and breathes, and lies,
In home more pure than the morning skies
In the innocent heart it loves to dwell,
When it comes witha Sigh or tear to tell
Sweet visions that flow from fpunt of love,
To minge with all that is pure above.
fdweIls with the one whose plying oyo
Looks on, on the world in charity,
Whose generous hand delights to heal
Tho wounds that suffering mourners feel,
Without wish, hope, or thought
That iigh, should shine on the deeds it wrought
IL dwells in the heart that noughi inspires
But manly feelings aud high desires,
Where nothing can come like a selfish dream.
when visions Of glory around il glcam,
Proud visions that show 10 the gifted mind,
The boundless sphere ofthe human kim.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29

SNOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA OR PHTHIs-
&c, CoNsUMPrIoN, wHoOPING CoUGR,
and all Pulmonary Affections and Disease of
The Lungs, this is believed to be the most
popular and efiicncious Medicine ever known
N America. for proof Of which, he would re.
Ter 10 those who have II, and TO the numer
Gus certificates OF physicians aud others at.
tachcd to the inside wrapper to each bottle.
A distinguished physician says "hc re-
CARDS it ms safe, convenient and rtry ,Gica-
cious Medicine" another that It has jusiiy ac
quIred high reputation and so far rs be can
learn has never disappointed the reasonable
expectations of those who have used 1t.
0}" BE assured that it is not genuine un
less one or both of the written signatures of
SAMPSON REED or WIN. JoN'N CUTLER. are
found attached to yellow label, on a blue
envelope. (All labels of aud utter the date
Of Dec. 1889, will have the written signature
of WIN. Jon'n Cutlery Prepared by RgRD,
WING g. CUTLER, formerly Lowe a. Reed
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Chatham street,
Boston, aud sold by Druggists, Apo,hecaries
aud country merchants generally. Price 50
cents.
For sale in Newport, by X. J. TAYLOR.
and K. X HAZARD.
Nov. l6, 1913
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29
Artificial Memory.

The New York Courier and Enquir
er gives the following interesting ac
count Of what took place at recent pri
vate exhibition, (at Prof Gouraud'.
house, in that city, } some experiment.
in Mnemonics
We alluded few days since to a sys-
tenn Of artificial memory, of Phrcnotech-
ny, as he lesrnedly, but not quite cor
reciy calls it, which Prof Gnuraud a
French scholar now in this city, has de.
vised, and which he lnte nds to teach az
soon as his arrangements can be made
Such schemes are by no means unknown
on the contrary several have been un-
ders,ood and practiced from the reno
test ages, and have proved more or less
successful in fixing in the memory many
things which to ordinary persons, were
almost completely beyond its reach
Locke had system Of this sort, thoug b
less artificial or elaborate than most OF
the others. The systems founded upon
locality and personification and that ol
which DIR. Gray was the author are the
three with which the public is best &C.
quainted but none OF them have ever
been completely satisfactory and in fact
they have all been very generally aban-
doned.
OF the character and peculiarities Of
Prof. Gouraud's system we know moth
ing whatever, though we are assured by
those who have made themselves ac-
quainted with it, that il differs essential.
ly from all the others that it rejects
the principles upon which they are based
and takes it's start from an entirely dif. |
ferent point. But we have had an op-
poriunlty 10 witness some OF its results
which, we confess, seemed TO us 10 the
highest degree wonderful and astonsh-
ing and as they are strictly matters Of
public interest aad Importance, we shall
state some oi the most striking exper
ments which We witnessed on Saturday
evening. NJ a small private party at the
house OF Prot Gouraud.
There were present four or Eve young
gentlemen, several young ladies', teach
ers IN soiJe of the nost respectable
schools IN this city, and a number of
children, who had all taken a few les.
sons 10 this mnenonical ar. Printed
fables had been prepared, made up Of
CHI onoIoeical dates, Iongeviiy Of per.
soos, laiisdes and longiludes, distances
Of places, specific gravitios OF different
bodies, cubic feet IN each planet, sizes
of the stars, dens,iies, rates Of revolution,
possible populations, superficial con.
ients, &c, oiths heavenly bodies, veIoc,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29
RHODA SMITH.

ISNbW US CplGl tANDN.-1his agreeable arll
- Gle prepared by william Brown, u thorough che
hlst an iashlhI Druggist, ~ tie coruer ut Washing
on aud Elioi streets, n drCidedy the ost pra-aut
hehlihtul aud eHettve compound In our market fn
ne relief and cure of the distressing and dabgrtou
,"uRns whIch prtNal' among ~ ~ The winter mouths
u - nicely prepa.Gd gud aiglhy medcatrd wa an
proved peCtOfaats, - To afford instant rene 90
the rnated oTgau.ofte throat wi hodt prnduo nR ~
istoo often the case with cindies, uiusCatiut and
deleferious effect npuB the stomach. Having unfny.
'unaieN been cOmprHed 1" nse u times wtfhiu
couple o years. we have found u both grateful and
ffisnds.-Times
y. ". De carsfulto ohserve the signature Of WIN
Fr"wn on the direction there being seveml counter
feit articles 10 the call for trnwn on p,u
ioneset candy Nedis1ted. The above ~ FOR safe in
this town by RI TAYLOR. n RR HAZNRD N2I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29
iPAWMNR
M e D I OF N e s .

A NEW supply of The most popular patent
"a medicines. alnCDg which are
Sands Browns aud Carpenters Extract OF
| Sarsaparla.
Sands Salt Rheum Remedy.
starkweather's IIcpalic Elixir.
Swaims' Panacea.
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, For Coughs,
4" Aliens Bassm Of Liver
wort, colds, ash
Taylor's Balsam Of Liver
wort. ma and pull
:" Wis,ar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, monary ar
Mrs. M. N. GARDENERS Balsum
Of LiverwOr, iec,ons goo-
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,
Anderson's 5 Cough Drops, orally.
Jackson's, Sherman's and Wistar's Cough
Lozenges.
Pease's, Browns and Wild's Cough Candies.
lJayne's, Swan's Il Fahnestock's Vermluge,
Wadsworths, Remingtons & Coxe's Group
Syrup.
Sir Jas Muray's, Dinneford's and Dunbar's
Fluid Magnesia.
Glove Anodyne Drops, for the speedy relief Of
toothache
Wrighis Indian Vegetable, Whi,ney's)
G.1sn MhI"sys ToS,,o ant, 81. bilious Pills
ALSO-Dr. II. q. Wiley's Respiralor, or
Breath Warming Instrument, for the use Of
those persons whose lungs are irrita,ed by ex.
posure to the air tho objects Of which are to
enable the consumplive and those preaisposed
to con umption, TO take exercise without risk in
the open air, and to prevent the bad effects to
the lungs, arising from sudden changes in the
temperature Of The atmosphere.
Just received and for sale by
n. n. II "A z A r D,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the State
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29
HEADACHE AND DROWsINEss

Cured by the use Of WIN. Browns incy
hausllbIe double periumed mcdcated Salts
prepared in sponge with Il screw cap bottle
It ia decidedly the best article eyer lugcnlcr
to remove The above complaints. There be
ing in the market many limitations for III,
true and genuine article, call for WIN
Brown Mcdcaled Sponge Salts. A secu:
~ agnlns, counterfeit observe The name OF
the label, WIN. Brown, proprietor.
For sale in Newport by
x. II. HAZARD,
II. J. TAYLOR, druggists
June 8.