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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-12
From the Taunton Wing.
Rcminiscence Of the Revolution.

The following story was related to me,
some years by-gone, by IA gentleman who
was an apprentice to MIR " llI'am Lang,
ley Of Newport, and who was an ear aud
eve witness of the facts
He SAID that when the British troops
first arrived and took possession OF New
port, II. l., the British General (whose
name have iorgotien,) cast about be-
fore he landed his troops from the trans
ports for suitable place for their quar-
trrs /; at length fixing IN his own mlnd
thnt The several meeting houses would
be the places for such purpose; conclud-
ing that while he and his hungry myrmi-
dons remained, there would be no oc-
cas,nn for them for religious uses. lie
cnqnred ID some of his tory friends, who
was the principal or chief carpenter IN
the place. They Informed him that
William Langley was the frs. and prln-
cipal carpenter, (who, by the way, was
a stem whig) lie Immediately de-
spa,ched gn under officer with orders to
Mr.. Langley to repair forthwith and put
The meeting houses in order to quarter
the troops The officer went and found
Mr.. Langley aud delivered his message
with prompiness Mr.. Langley heard
hlm through, when he calmly and with
sternness told him to 60 back and tell
y,mr General II will not do IT," The
uffirer moi heing acquainted with having
his Generals orders disputed, stood with
his eyes fixed on Mr.. Langley IN mute
ns,nnlshmcnt, and seemed unable To,
sreak-whrn AIr. Langley sand TO him,
"Dh Won understand me / told you
10 tell yonr General that would not do
IT." The officer left him and returned
10 his General, who asked him what the
carpenter SAID "SIr said he, she told
me To tell you that he would 40, do II. "
WON'T do II, ha," exclaimed the General
The General ordered him immediately
back wllh his compliments, saying, SEQ
and say 10 him that order han IN the
name ul King George, 10 90 aud PuI
those meeting houses IN proper order tor
the reception Of the lroops under my
command, or | will put hsm where can
find him at any time" "
The officer returned again, thinking
that such orders would humble the NIGH
,y rebels pride hut he knocked, as
the sayin. Is, Mt the wrong shop How
ever, he called on Mr.. Langley the Sc
cotd tue and delivered his message
boldly, saying THE General com.
mands yon in the name oi King George
to 60 and prepare the meeting houses
for his troops"
Langley replied "D--n King
George, and D-n your General go
back again and tell your General that
will not convert the house Of God into
a den OF thieves y
The officer, more ustonlshed Il possl- 4
BILE than before, returned to his superior,
who enquired OF him the result lie an
swered as above-,hat he would not
convert the house of God into a den Of
thieves. The General, on hearing such
a bold and decided answer, smiled and
bit his lips, and then enqulred OF his tory
friends if there was any other carpen-
trrs in town besides MIR. Langley, and
on being informed in the affirmative, he
sent for them, and they repaired lmmr-
diairly I" his bidding and converted the
houses of God completely into dens OF
thieves.
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ID octrp.
TRIrLES.
by Charles swain.

Ey Charies swain.
How is il Ter the sti ongest mind,
That trines held such sway
a word--nuy cen hook nnkiGd
Nav darkcn all lifes day.
oh. in this world of daily care.
The thousands that have erred
Can any hardship better hear
Than they can bear a e0'd'
The man who with heroic heart
Can stern misfortune meet,
UnHinchingIy perform his part,
Aud struggle gainst defeat
Wnh faith uuaIteted--yet can lose
His temper, en- for ought
Which falls not as his will would choose,
Or proves not what he sought,
And woman can forgi,e wrong
Which casts her on The world,
Far better than lnr2ive the tongue
That may some spsrr have hurled
A thousand times ptuier II lot
As hard IA want doplor,s,
Than feel or think herself forgot
BY one her heart adores
Alas, The human monId's at fault;
Aud still by turns II claims
A nubleuess that can cAali,
4 litlen.ss thai shames
OF strength anI weakness still combined
Compounded of the mean and grand
And irlhes thus will shake the mind
That woulG II tempest stand.
Give mr that sonl.superior power,
That conquest over tate,
Which sways The weakness of the hour,
Rules little things as great;
That lulls the human waves of STRIFE
With words and feelings kind,
Aud makes The trials Of oUo'lic
The triumphs of our mind
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-12

READ Ill hereby
~ certify, that in consequence of repeated
and neglected colds, my lungs became SER.
ously affected, aud fora long time suffered
with violent pain in the breast, obstinate
Cough and difficult Expectoration. The
symptoms daily increasing in violence, had
recourse to various remedies with no avail,
until used 1homsons Compound Syrup ot
Tar and Uood .Naphiha, which effected a
perfect cure before had taken three bottles.
f. EVANS. Fayette street, below Arch.
Prepared only at the N. f. corner OF Fifth
and Spruce streets. Price 80 cents
Beware Of Counteifeits.
For sale in Newport by
Dec. :. X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-12
G.. BRINCKERHOFFS

4 remarkable and singular attestatlon has
"A nst been made by an eminent member
OF the Medical Faculty, as to the cnraie pow
er OF &. Brlnckerhof's Health Restorative in
cases of Consumption, chronic Coughs and
Colds, and Pains in The Side and Chest
This gent Ieman furnishes his patents with
the Restorative, and finds II absolutely me-
cessary, as he never had any prescription 10
produce the astonishing results realized by
the use Of the Restorative. This gentleman
stands among his medical brethren as one
of the most distinguished Of their number:-
his name is left with the proprietor for refer
encc. There is no doubt but that in few
years the leading physicians will prescribe
this remedy, and that afflicted patients will
use it and bless the hour that it was made
known to them in. Beng truly fine her
bal medicine it Is consequently Of more i'm
por,ance as every one feels safety while
using il, and no sense Of danger as if he were
using deleterlous minerals. Mr., Wilkes a
respected merchant in New York, used the
Restorative and was cured wholly from a
dangerous cough and expectoration. The
Editor OF The Commercial Advertiser with an
earnest appeal commcnds 1t To The confidence
Of the sick, and affcctlngIy calls on them all
To give it fair trial before relingmshing
every hope. The following cert rIfcate IS
from Dr. Chiffon, The well known New York
chemist.
81 have analyzed IA bottle Of medicine called
&C. Brinckerhoii's Health Restorative, and find
that il does no; contain Mercury, or any other
metallic preparation, nor opium in any Of lis
forms. 1t is composed Of vegetable matter en-
tirely.' JAMES X. Chiffon, NJ ID.
G. BRINCKERHOFF,
Sole Proprietor, $50, Broome.sl., N. Y.
For sale in Newport, by
Jan ID. X. J. TAYLOR, Agent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-12
gAZ-ANZE
WI 4 - / g \ ~ ES S

! a NEW supply Of the most popular paten
"a medicines. anCng which are
sands, Browns and Carpenters Extract OF
Sarsaparllla.
sands SaIl Rbeum Remedy
Sarkweather's llepatic Elixir.
swans Panacea.
DIR. Jayne's Expectorant, J For Coughs,
Dr. Aliens Bulsam Of Liver
wort, colds, aslh
L" Taylor's BaIsam Of Liver
wort, ma and pul
" Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, monary al
Irs W. n. GARDENERS Balsam
of Liyerwcrt, iectons gen.
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
anderson Slough Drops, orally.
Jackson's, Sherman's and Wstar's Cough
Lozeuges.
Pease's, Brown'sand Wild's Cough Candies.
Iayne's, Swairn's & Fahnestock's Vcrmfuge.
ad.worth's, Remington y Coxe's Group
WSyrup.
sir Jas Muray's, Dinnorords and Dunbar
Fluid Magne-ia.
Glove Nnodyne Drops, for the speedy relief Of
tooihache
Wrphts Indian Vegetable, Whilney's)
Cough. Il Whitney sduti bilious, ,NIeud's, Pills
Di,enpou's, Tomato, SC. Sc,
nLsO-Dr u. &. Wiley's Respirator, Of
Breath Warming Insirumrnt, for the use ol
those persons whose lungs are irrialed by ex
po.ure TO the air the objects Of which are TO
enable the cou>umpiye and those prea'posed
To con uppllon. to take exercise without rlsb N
the open air aud to prevent the bad effects TO
the lung-. arising from sudden changes ia The
temperature OF the aiu sphere.
Ju-l received aud for sale by
r.. Il. II a x a Y D,
Sign of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, X. L. tieb. !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-12
NOTICE..

hereby notify the public that HORACE
EVERETT, is no longer my General Agent;
and that ! have no connection with him, nor
have any thing to do with any pills which he
may offer to the public, called the Health
Restorative Pills, nor any other medicine
manufactured by him.
G.. BRINCKERUOFF.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-12

II CoLD FEET,-Ntitndes of people sune' wv, wv" ~ 49,,
feet, aud never NJ how Ia fehieuY W' 80 ,,,'s
Ointment will opdthe pores, cause iherehseu ''pu,'
IL, ,In circuatnn III thr, store warmth and COM
tort 10 the feet.
u successfully trekd Eleven Hundred.
\ PILES We haJknown persons IL oher h,e ooin"'
a bux Tor the say - our country heeh's, nm '"
90 home without Nor the pnrpns. of curing Piss.
Successfully treab nine hundred aud four' -,
BuRSs-For buryi has not lis equal IN The woru
We should he wiliA,o have II tested with the very
best remedy In Enrd& or America.
! Cured, seven hundt and over. .
| Han AND DANDa{r-The oil pressed from the
AlLiIealing Onimen produces hair OIL uhsu'P"'''
by any production iDbe world ,-.
This Oh restores thInsensible Persprstion the same
M, tbe snIye and inMrts tone 10 the scalp. II the
hair will grow underby circumsiances, u VIII "'"''
this
II has restored tbessr in nearly a hundred cases
Indeed il has me, hh success we did not ourselves
exuect The good has done is incalcuable. IL nus
carried aIadness sndny into many dwelling and we
thank Him who u u Author Of all goou ihn' NC
been pleased To bles his simple remedy put ior'h WIN
sincere aud honest rpyes, in the healing oi so many
diseases II has althdy restored many poor "nn w
his wife and childreL whom all their depennehoe
was lad aud we betve that not ten inj' 'duh's ch''
be found among the b. 900 who have used II, VINO Is
sorry that il has coIe To his knowledge
Such is M'ALIsTR's ALL HEALING OINTMENT, anu
such is its RECEIPT oIafhong the people
Friends aud iellovcitizcns welcome ms ereht hnn
good medicine 10 ypr homes. You shhlI never 'es'''
IT, we pledge you oG good word
JAMES NcALlSTER, & Co,
Sole Proprietors,
GRAND DEPof, 1863, South ST., N. .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-12
CAUTION.

As the ALL,HEALINo oiNTMEW has been greatly
counterited we have given this chn,on 10 tue pup',
that Ointment will he genuine unless the names %
lanes MoAiister or James McAlster d Co, are WRIT
TEN with a PEN upon EVERY label" The label Is IA
steel engraving, with the figure of "lNsENsipLE FER
sPIRATIoN" on the iace .
Now we hereby offer reward of 500 to be paid on
conviction in any OF the constituted courts Of The Uni
ted States af any individual 'ountereiting our name
and Ontmenl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-12

ND oUSsEL's Military aud Anodyue shay
Ia ing Creams, for sale at
Jan q. 4. &. &, HAZARD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-12

TREMENDOUS WHEEL
COUNTRY TRADERS,

| would invite your attention To as SPLENDID va
rety oi FASHIONABLE Goods offered in
this market comprising the latest patterns aud STYLES
ot French. English aud American manufacture You
are invited ra send your orders by mail to that
GREAT Market,
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LOOK 70 THIS

In all its variety. 80 AK HALE" continues the
GRAND THEATRE OF ATTRACTION. A living
panorama Of human beings flock 10 this fashionable re-
sort i!ay--and 10 meet the FULL ANTICIPATION
oi NV NUMEROUS Friends and Customers, | have
FRESH MANUFACTURED
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-12

has been PROCLAIMED from. and posted on, the
WALLS OF e. \ TON. and echoed back Ia EU-
ROPE, aud re-echued ALL OVER every habable part
of the globe.
With MI the powerful machinery can bring To hear,
have been able reduce The price of This necessary
IigiR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-12
FIRST RATE STOCK

Of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods, adapt
ed To THIS FALL and coming WINTER, that will
eclipse ia brlItncy, aud astonisI all. IN QUANTITY
ALMOST - lRpAssES BELIEF. Together with an
IMMENSE STOCK OF
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lPIiE,L;lE, GOODS

of Nil qualities grades and coors, OF RICH NESTNGS
NELNElS, SILKS, SATINS. &c. CLOTHS, ChSSl
MERES, DOESklNS, &c., DC thai will be sold by the
yard, manufactured to order at prices so low ns TO
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