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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

Ebe olu ScamaH.
From Littell's Living Ago.

YOU ash me why mine eve. rr- bent
So drrkly on the s-a,
White Other. watch the azure hills
That lsngIhen on the l'eS
The azure hills they 'ooihe the s'sht
That sails along the foam
And those may hail their nearing h"'sht
Who there have hope, OF home
Bot I a iovrless path have irod-
A Besc onless career,
NV hop. hath long b-en all with God,
And all my home is-here.
The deep by day, the heaven BY night,
Roll onward, swifi and dark;
Nor Isuve NV soul the doves delight,
Ofoli, branch or ark
For more than gallo, or gnlf or sand.
Two proved that ih"re may be
Worse tfeschery on tho slsadiast a1d
Than variable seu.
4 danger wor.- than b0v or beach
A r,lmhnod more unkInd--
Tho ireachcry nfa governed speech,
And an unzoyern,d mind
Z The frrarhery of the deadly mart,
Wher. human sNuli are sold,
III. ir-acherv Of the hollow heart,
That erumbes as we hold
Thos, hov hills aud quiet lakes
An wherefore should find
This weary fever fit thni shakes
Their Image in my mind
The memory ofa strsam'ots din
Through meadows daisy.drest--
Another might Re glad therein.
Bot Jet cannot rest.
4 cannot rest unless IL be
B.nealh the church.yard yow,
But God, fhink, hath vet for mo
More earthly work To do.
And. therefnre, with quiet viii,
| breathe the ocean mir,
And blcss the voice that cul's mo stlli
To wander and 10 bear.
Lr' others seek their native sod,
who there have hearts 10 cheer;
NV soui hnth long heou given to God,
Aud all my home is-hefe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05
GgWS NI 81 DSl1uY.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

IN tfnPTni -fSSfWo'y' '""""y 'eSS'o"' i0'"
AN ACT to continue an Act entitled AN
Act to secure 10 mechanics and others, pay
men, Tor their lbor md materials expended
/ ~ erecting and repairing honses aud other
buildings, canols, railroads. and iurnpIkes,
with their appurrnrnces.
MS tnactcd By the General .7ssmbiy as
Jotiors:
Section / The act entitled "An Act to
secure mechanics aud ulh"rs. poymcn, iOr
their labor aud materials expended ~ rect
ing amt repairing houses aud other build
'lugs, canals. railroads and iurnplkrs, with
their appurIennnces.' passed Feb. 7lh, 1881
10 hereby continued IN operation tll ia" fs-
ilny Of the General Assembly at Ils next June
Session.
Sec 2 This ncl shall 90 into effect from
and eder the passag" thereof.
True copy witness,
llENRY BOWEN. Scery
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05
stale Of Ehodc-Hsiand Il Providence Plantations.
In GcarrM issembly, January Session, a. d. 1876

In III nenbiy January Session, H. H. 1870
Jron the pcton Of William Hunter Rugge Joseph Chs Edward
be ed 10y the name OF,
Company |d amt Rfsord that sad
incorporation be continued to the May session
rho General Assembly next Newport and the and
PREVIOUS April the pendency thereof be
The successive weeks in the
Newport Times published Fail River Mas
,cIi,n,ts True Copy, Witness,
''""'' IENnyB Bowen, SScry
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COUNTRY TRADERS,

would invite your attention to as SPLENDID n va
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Of French. English aud American manufacture. You
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PAWlANY
M E ID 7 CT N E s. =,

A NEW supply Of the most popular paten
"a medicines, among which are
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| Ssrsaparla.
Sands Salt Rheum Remedy.
starkweather's Hepalic Elixir.
Swaims' Panacea.
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, Far Coughs,
Dr. Aliens Balsam Of Liver
wort, colds, ash-
" Taylor's Basam Of Liver
wort, ma and pul
I" Wistar's Balssm Of Wild
Cherry, monary al
Mrs. NJ. N. GARDENERS Balsam
Of Liverwort, lections gen.
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Anderson Cough Drops, J orally.
Jackson's, Sherman's and Wistar's Cougl,
Lozenges.
pease's, Browns and Wild's Cough Candies.
Jayne's, Swaim's & Fahnes,ock's VermiGuge,
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WSyrup.
Sir Jas Murray's, Dinnoford's and Dunbar
Fluid Magnesia.
Glove Anodyne Drops, for the speedy relief OF
tooihache.
Wrights Indian Vegetable, Whitney's)
Cough, & Whitney s""ti bilious, ,Mead's' Pills
Dav venport's, Tomato, &c. Sc,
AISO-Dr. II. G. Wiley's Respirator, Of
Breath Warming instrument, for the use OF
those persons whose lungs are irrita.ed by ex
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enable tho consumptive and those predisposed
to consumption, 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 n .,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, II. !. tFeb !.
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WIN. HUNTER,
JOSEPH ClliLDS,
EDW ARD KING,
Il. X. RANDOLPH,
ROBERT p. LEE,
II. BULL,
ID. J. PEARCE,
CHRIS. F.. ROBBINS,
WIN. ENNIS,
DAVID q. COOK,
BENJAMIN MARSHALL,
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iecrson efgureof numerical tables paper
NJ X,t C1sanaS Respectfully, T. W..
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ORDER Of Hon. Ella Collins, Supreme Court Com
- missioner notice is hereby gwen thai attachment has
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Na.t.nsburgh IL the County OF Lewis ebscondng
concealed debtor. due proof made 10 the sa.d Supreme
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DY ORDER Of Hon John Q. Wilson, Judge of Al
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.
HYMN TO THE SOUL.
By oLYcUs.

By oLYcUs.
CzAsz. my Soul, thy sad complaining
Droop not thus with anxious care.
Angel whispers, soft constraining,
Gently urge thee to forbear:
AL the shocks Of this probation.
All the hardships Of thy lot
Pain, privation.
Perturbation
Still endure and n1urnur not
Migrate would st thou, with repining.
Temp, the Everlasting Arm
To afflict thee, though designing
Safe to shield thee from every harm
Can'st thou without strong emotion,
Wide Creations wonders view
Let devotion,
Deep as ocean,
Every guilty thought sobdue'
With what rich abundant blessings
Tbv uuprized condition teens
Shame upon thy deep depressions
Shame upon thy morbid dreams!
Wrapt in sombre melancholy,
Fancied griefs thy promise blight
Mad the folly
That can sully
Boundless love with such requite
He who forn'd thee, never ceasing
To contrive supremest good,
Bore the scourge Of thy transgressing
Seard thy pardon with His blood
he hath WILD ihee-grace resplendent-
To progress forever on:
Thought transcendent.
Independent
OF all power save His alone
If thy 10, could bear contrasting,
In It's aspec. here below.
With the oftimes stern and blasting
Fates thy fellows undergo;
From the picture dark. appalling,
How thou plainings would recoil;
From the CALLING.
Spirit thralling
Pangs that sharpen pain and Toll
Through this scene of moral blindness.
Soualid, woe-begone and gaunt,
Seldom cheer'd by look of kindness.
Steals the wretched child of want;
Hope defer'd. and purpose blighted,
Are the portion of the Poor
Spurned and sighted,
Unrequited
o! what misery they endure
Struggling with acutest anguish
Yet forbearing TO complain
Mark the weary sufferer languish
Through long hours of wasting pain:
Throes and throbs his heart assailing,
Speaking in his hollow groan,
Features paling,
Strength fast failing,
Tell what fortunes he has known!
Some-,heir joyless eyes tear swimming
Searching trial undergo;
Till the cup, with sorrows brimming,
Is just ready to o'erfow:
These, crush'd by grief's shunless fiat,
Hopeless, wither meath the chain,
Running riot
In disquiet,
And the troubles Of the brain
Soul. though shadows on thy dial
Warn that day is waning fast,
Poverty, and Pain, and Trial
Have not yet thy sky o'ercast;
o! be grateful. deeply grateful,
That thy hours-exempted-how
From the fateful,
Dark, and hateful
That brood DER want and woe
Cease, my Soul, thy sad complaining
Let thy thankless murmurs cease.
Heaven, its chastenings restraining.
Sill benignly offers peace
Soon 10 brighter worlds attaining,
Thou shalt join the seraph band
If retraining.
Self constraining,
God obeying, to the end
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Events.

be inferred that poteE does justice 10 ne f
"h
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count Of hereditary
our readers with elected Monac-C
Magistrates or greatest servants Of the People.
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