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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
NOTICE.

NV lAts
Good turniag Lathe. all c~olnplcte and ready for use,
. suitable Tor small turning, Tor sale low by
W. RlllEInAFFER.
dec 10 Man street.
= GOODRICH has just opened a beautiful assort'
' nient OF plain and varlg ted fringes, SILK aud Rul-
IA. Also a splenuId article of silk veIeekes, which
Il he sold al half the price of those kept by merchants
fstofore. Lauies call and examine them. nov"1
,mstock's Sarsaparitla, OF 9ua TSP's sn%
f the price of any other. The great popularity of
-$ayariIls and lis esI ahlisled efficacy, render II super
rus TO enter into any encUnIum On It's Vtciuts, or al
e any evidence in its favor. For the cure OF
ScrofIls,
TIma!es or Pus,ules on the face,
Scaly Eruptions OF the SAIn,
Fam and swelling OF the body,
Chronic RheuHtaii su,
Cutaneous Diseases,
Alercuriai or SyphioIid Disease,
LAYER Affections,
Excesses in tae use of Mercury. &c.
Blles. from an lmpure habit OF body,
And all diseases arising from an impure state Of the
blood,
letter,
Ucerations Of tse Throat aud Leg,
Exposure aud lmprudence in hie,
General Debility.
TINS SatsiparIla Is warranted positively as good as
r other (that eau be made al one dollat) al Jusl haUI
,pfice Of lAuse So plueh advertised, and as strong
1 in as large bot g. vi1-3o cents per holtie' or o
tt for $3.50.
{emeinier TO ask for Comstock's SarsaparIila, am
&c no other. For sale by a. u. Fairchild, Wheeling
dec rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
No %. MONROE STREET.

have GA hand and Will continue to maNufac-
SS ture Saddles. Brides, Harness, Trunks, N1lises,
Carpet BctS. Satchcls aud every thing usually kept IN
an establishment. Feeling satisfied that we can render
atisfaction we invite persons wishing anything in our
line TO give US Il call.
Now T. II CARR& co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
IN Co.

(Succtss0rs TO ". d 5. lyman d' Col
No go Market ST, Baltimore,
ENNITE the attention OF merchants If Wheeling and
~ lis v ei iity 10 their large aud evtensiv: stock of
American Cotton and Wooicn goods OF every dsscrip-
fion, comprising cloths. cassinlcres, sattinet's, hannels,
j-ais, tweeds. prints, pantaioon SUITS, brown and blea
ched cottons, &c, &c. jan 29-2n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
FOR SALE.

..kN r OFFEc for sale the property now in the
i, = occupancy ef A. N. JOHNSTON, ESl-
IssLG Said property is situated on Market ST. near
WA the Market House. 1t is rented for the neNt
wear for $3.50. Any person wishing 10 enquire respect
ing it " III rail- eli James Baker.
II. Y. CROOKS.
Oct lift Ky James Baker.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

uFplease cut this out.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
HARNESS MAKING
VA. FOR ID.

No IS MAIN STREET.
Opposite John N Cortncys TarcrH Sfund.
81 Es~PECTFTLLN invites the attention ofbis fricnd.
FE. and the public to his manufactory, and informs
them that he keeps constantly on hand a large a,sort-
mcnt Of Co keH, BCGuy, STAGE. WtGoS. DV,y aud
MULE HARSEss for the Southern Trade. lie also kerps
on h1nd a large assortment of Collars, Riding Brides,
Chains, Flamcs, Fly Nets. &c. lie is prepared to fur
nish tn above articles at the shortest notice made ont
OF the hest material and attne cheapest rales. lie war.
rants all lus work o%fsuperor quaIi'y aud perfect work.
malishia: ia "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

faLfNER l. MOI4AN Importers and Dealers in Ze
~ plnr worste@. tanvasses. Patterns, cottons, Nee
dies, Fms, Sewing silk, Steel Beads. Dag cIai1 pa, Steel
Tasseis, steel parse rings, Purse clasps, PLAIN aud Sha-
dei Purse Nv ist. Trimmings, Fancy Goods, &c; cheap
for cash to Wholesale Dealers, at the new Tread and
Needle store. No 3 North Fourth street. and No ls
(lIesnut street, Phtadelpiiia. ian i4-2N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
LANDS FOR SALE.

YrTE subscriber Offers for sale within a few miles Of
Il the cttv four or Eve tracts ut land,--oue of which
contains 90 scrrs, about $50 acres vt which i-cieared
and in a high state of cuitivat ont ~ well waiefcd,
q good frame house and warn and other nut buildings
aud a soil surpassed nv nom. The others have more or
Iess improvements on them. Any Of them willie sold low
one cigkilt of the purchase money win lie required, the
balance to suit the purchaser. ANY one wishing TO pnr
chase lands near tins city will do well To give me Az ear
ly call. JNo GoSliohN,
SEP Is zeal Estate Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

Good turniag Lathe. all conplcte and ready for use
: suitable Tor small turning, Tor sale low by
W. R"lIlEInAFFER.
dec 10 MAN street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

~ 81, The house aud lots situate on Main
IoI WV stree; in Ritchirtown and now IN thu
occupancy of Jsmes Nj. Wheate, viii lie sold on the
mort reasonable tern-s. The house is a two story hriok
dwell ing aud is very convenien 1T and comfortable: En-
quire of THoS NJ. LIN NhEk.
Jan /. LIN. Main st, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

SnI,ct SrI,o,I r. HlLDRErH VIII &c open
wv pN'''''' his school ON North Last con-
ner Monroe and Fon nth sis. Monday J&n'y 3. 1913.
TERMS-PTinrsry Branches per session of II weeks,
$500 Grammar Natural Philosophy Mathematics, La
TN and Greek s. 80.
Jan If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

THE undersigned will continue the business on his
own account At the Old stand, aud viii prosecute il
WITH renewed energy and vigor. lie heas ms old friend,
ana Customers to continue their patronage, and assures
them that he will do his hest 10 Seep a good assortment
OF goods aud in all else to give satisfaction.
Jan ! j. SENSENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

NotipnuI Hons, The undersigned begs leave
ANf''''i"' ha'''i9N TO inform his friends and
Travelling community. thai he has taken the house for.
merry Kept by Arthur Rice, at the lower end of Market
Square. Wheeling, Va, where he viii at all times he
ready To render al " 10 may patrmrZe HIM comiorta
bic. Good Accommodations can le furnished 10 IL or Is
permanent boardeis upon reasonable terms.
dec % w r STEPHENS.
Tobacco Wallets and segar cases at the variety
''""|O store Of J tLACkMAR & 60.
jan 70 Monroe ~.
,.b,rl.t,t shawl. diaper pins, and Rubber Rings,
at tie variety store of
jaaIa BL.ACKMAR & c
i(oco;vad This day one Gross Dian. ord Pointed
sNSC'''" Gold Pens, prices ranging from $50
to $3.50, each. jan ~ 40 FAiRCIfiLD.
~ HHpS Prime n Sugar.
~ i2J hhls \ o Mulasscs, Just landed per steamer
lnioh. lau 10 RCRASGLE x co.
DSsnlut,nn The co partnership of 4. Lehman
X Son Is this daY dissolved hy inu-
tual consent. The business Of the old firm Will re set
tied up aud continued hy Adolph Lehman.
ALBERT LEHMAN,
OIrIi LEHMAN.
6 Filing OFF At CoST.-The whole stock of
~ fancy and staple Dry Goods viii lie sold al cost
Persons wishing TO purchase such articles in his line,
WI hni II to their advantage TO give him a call. Posi-.
tNeiF selling OF at cost TO close the concern.
jan II ADOLpH LEHMAN,
Market Square.
AnJ., Al, - casks direct from the manuftctn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
q TILE I.ADIE

u EAI. Alpaca, real silk warped Alpaca Lustre.
10. Mode culored Orcnch Moreno a heautifmi article.
Mode colored AIraccas. SAT-. striped do. Lyonese
cloth, together with a beautiful assortment of other
1ress goods, which will he sold al very low prices by
dec l., ". GOODRICH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
CASE STEEL

Pittsburgh, Nov Q, Ist7,
For sale Al Hellor's, fdIrchild's and
Ieelmg, Va. Price - cents per bottle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
WHEELING

1fsEIINT
GtsFENstpN PdiDGE-wsrt-d . numbsr ~ sno
- O"srsymen. S.nuc cutters and L.,l-arrss To u5tk t.
1e Su' fen-tOn Bridge, ~ The chl,loy " TOE Company
h9r4N to L.. DtCk ENSuN.
81 tho warehouse on Zsac'S Island. Nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

ESH HHnS Prime n o Sugar.
~ i2j hhls \ o Mulasscs, lust landed per steamer
l mon. isn 30 x co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

Tohacco Wallets and Segar cases at the variety
" store Of J fLACKMAR & co.
jan ~ Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

also a fall stock of window sashcs, always on hand ana
for sale at No Us Main 81. SO ROBINSON.
pec "A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

ca. LANSntS, r.. q. uoSH,s. WIN. NJ n. LAaBpIN.
{. S. LAMBDlN * CO.
hFANUFACTU RERS of Printing aud Wrapping
hvss Paper. Fu'ier's Press pcpcr, Bonnet Boards, Bin.
ders Boards. &c. &c
VIRGINIA M PHOENIX PAPER MI LIS.
Wheeling. VI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18

lbs snlut,n,, The co partnership Of 4. Lehman
x Son Is this day dissolved hy iuu-
tual consent. The business Of the old firm Will re set.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-18
AcNvv swr.prxerv a..
Second Arrival of Winter Goods.

az HiinS Prime Y % sugar, 10 Tierees Crushed
49, sugar. just received. RCRANGLE x 90.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-29
NY BIRD.
BY FANNY FnREsTKR


Ere last years moon had left the SKY,
A birding sought my Indian nest,
And folded, oh so lovingly
Her tiny wings upon my breast
From morn till evenings purple tingc,
In wlnsome helplessness she lies
Two rose leaves with u silken fringe,
Shut softly on her starry eyes.
There's bOt in Ind lovelier bird:
Broad earth owns not happier nest;
q God, thou hast fountain stirred,
Whose waters never more snail res
This beautiful, mysterious thing,
This seeming ystan, from Heaven,
This bird with the immortal wing,
To mc-to me, thy hand has given.
The pulse first caught lis tiny stroke,
The blood It's crimson hue, from mine -
This life, which have dared invoke,
Iiencefoith is parallel with thine.
4 silent awe is in my room
tremble with deliscious fear;
The future, with its light and gloom,
Time and Eternity are here.
Doubts-hopes, in eager tumult rise:
Hear. o my God one earnest prayer;
Room for nv bird in Paradise,
And give her angel plunage there
MAULMAlS, January, 1878.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-29

FATAL REPAsr.--We regret to learn from
the Gloucester Telegraph of this morning that
the family of Mr. Thomas Niles, formerly of
this city, residing at Eastern Point, yesterday
par,ook of chowder made Of clans, and in
about twenty minutes after eating, Mr.. Niles,
his wife, two sons, daughter, and lady Wis.
ling the family, began to feel the effects OF
the polson. Edward, the Youngest son, about
six years of age, showed the first symptoms,
and was so badly affected Irat he died before
medical aid codld be received. The rest of
the family, although seriously affected, we are
glad to say are likely 10 recover. Mrs. Niles
and the lady visiting are, however, still SICK.
The Telegraph says, although 1t has TN Ter
stood that clans, at certain seasons, were IN
furious, it does not recolect the occurrence be-
fore Of eases Of such serious character.
Boston Transcript
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TnE Vino PRFss.-- The Tribune ot yes
tcrday gives a list of the Wing journals, class
lng itself we are sorry To see among them'
which shave hcstlied or fatty refused to com
nit themselves 10 the support Of General lay,
lor." They number only tweniy-nlne, ana
most of them ate of very limited influence aud
circulation several of them, We apprehend'
are Of very doubtful Whigl-n and probably
many Of them have before this abandoned their
neutrality aud shown their fidelity to Whlt
principles by giving in their adhesion To the
Wing nominations. D. Ah he'hsr.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-29
Assessors Notice.

TN.lE Town Council of the town oi New
uott Assessors of taxes Oi salJ town,
hereby give notice to the inhabitants thereof,
,h,t tL.y will be in session from tho 10th to
the 18th day of July next both DAYS inclusive,
from 9 O'Clock, a. NJ to ~ clock, NJ and
lron o'clock until . o'clock, J. VI, AZ the
Town Clerks Office in Newport aud no longer,
To receive the valuation Ut estates ~ the law
directs aud each of The inhabitants oi this town
!. hereby required to hflng IN unto them IN
writing. aud under his hand, an exact lat of
the tatpabIe estate, with n particular drscrp-
uon Of each parcel thereof, aud the value of
each parcel, at the times aud place above men
I loni, aud 10 make oath to the same before
ary one ol said assessors
The fullowing enumeration may serve az a
,uid. tn assist the inhabitants ~ making the
.tntemcnts, Siz: Real Esaie-mouey at inter.
.st over and above the amount they pay inter.
.st fpr-uthor debts more than they are IN
debted (or-shares and stocks ~ Banks, In
.uranc., Manufacturing and other inr"rpo'n
\ ted companies stocks and secntIlie'-
al kinds OF goods, wares, and nerchardiIr
took in trade, vessels of all kInd. whether n
Il b,m. or abroad with their stores aud appur
,enancr.-horses aud carriages, aud household
! lnrnituts.
NIB Sec. 2, Of the statute relating T.
taxes, enacts, that, whOsoeNer shall feiUs' %
NEGLECT 80 render IN an account "i hi' rnienbl
estate n. aforesaid, if lie be over taxed shal
have no remedy for the same.
TuEOPun.US TOPHAM,1 Torn Conn
II ELEAZER TREVETT ed md IA
II JANES HORSWELL, "ssors q
II NATHAN IItMMETT, tdresef Va
n GEORGE w TAYLOR, ID, port
II Newport. June 10Th, l545.
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SARS APA RI l. l. A.
GREAT SPRING & SUMMER MEDICINE
WON DER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE
TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDl
CINE IN THE WORLD.

CINE IN THE WchLD'
THIS Extract is put up in quart bottles 1t Is
sixtimes cheaper, plrasanter, and warrant
cd supetior TO any sold. II cures diseases win
out vomiting, purging, sickeninS OF ueoili'a'ihg
the patient. .,.,,.;,c
Thc great beauty and superiority OF this Sar-
sapafilla over all otheI medicines Is, whle II
eradicales disease, It invigora'eS 'he Vouy'
is one Of the very best Spring and Summer
medicines ever known; it not only purIlleS the
whole system aud strengthens the person, but
il creates new, pure and rich blood power
no.sessed by no other medicine. Ana III thls
lies the grand secret of its wonderful success
fl has performed within the last TWO YEAR
more than 5O,000 cures OF severe eases VI uiS
ease al least 900 were considered lncmiap,e' ~,
II has saved the lives of more than D wv
DREN TIE PAST SEASON alone;
More than 5000 cases oil oh'o"'' ""'
tism
. OD cases Dyspepsia .nd Want ol
Energy. romolo Comrlo,r,s
1000 cases OF Scrolula -,.
ioO cases of the Liver Ioinpia,n',
ay1o 80, of Disease OF the Kidneys and
DTopsy ,
900 cases Of The Gravel
100 cases of Sick Headache
300 cases Of the DfopSyi
5000 cases of Consumption ., d,
And thousands of cases Ol diseases of the BLOOD
viz Ulcers, erySipelas, saltrheum, pimpIe.. Oh
the face, scald head tcller, Neuralgia, DC. &c.
together with numerous cases Of SICK heada'he
pain in the side and chest, splual affections
&c. Nc,
Hundreds oi cases OF sls aud nervous dlN'''
%. originating m debility, have been en'iich
icured. and tnou.ands O. ease oi ~ .iop'Ia 10
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FOR NEW YORK.

:. e-Eszc D. TIE Steamer BAY STATE.
I~,LsI II, SCApr. BRowN, will leave Fall
Szsy5zE. --..ssr RIVER every Monday Wednes-
dav and friday evening, on The arrival ol The
s,r,n,bn,t Il train of cars from Boston, for New
York. via Newport, leaving Newport at : II
o'clock and arrive IN New York at about l.2
-, lock next morning. Returning, Will leave
New York a, : o'clock, y. NJ.
The Steamer GOVERNOR CAPT. JEwsTr,
viii leave Fall Riyer every Tuesday Thurs
Law and Saturday, "a aSove, for New York via
Newport leaving here at about | o'clock
and on her return, leaving New York a, D p
VI.
For further particulars enquire o.
apul -. ANTHONY STEW ART,
~, ThameS-st.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-29

Mn. WEPsrER.-W regret TO learn, by
despatch received at New York,
that Mr.. Webster has been taken i'll, and by
l.t advice of his physicians has left Washing
ton for the North The despatch adds that as
he was unable TO speak a, the ratification meet
Jug at Baltimore, he promised 10 speak on he
return. in about fortnight.
The meeting at which the lIoS. DASIEi
w EBsrER was to speak, was postponed on ac-
coun, of the storm of Monday afternoon, anC
was adjourned TO the next evening. Notwith
standing the adjournment, the American say
that a large number of persons gathered IL
front of Barnum's Hotel, and were addressed
by several gentemen.-B Courier.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-29

Explosion OF POWDER MILL.-A pow
der mill in Barre blew up on Monday after
noon, killing one person, young man aged
from 20 To % years. lie was blown some ten
rods from the building, and every particle of
clothing, except bit OF one of his stockings,
stripped from his body, which was blackened
like a coal Lightning is supposed to have
caused the explosion, as a severe storm pre-
vailed at the time. and large tree near by was
struck at the moment Of the accident to the
mlll.-SpringhcH RpubIcan.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-29

GREAT MEETING or SYMpHTHY FOR lnE-
LNSp.-A telegraphc dispatch says that there
was great Irish meeting at the Tabernacle.
New York, Tuesday evening. Mcssrs. Cree
ly, McKeen, and Captain McReynods were
among the Speakers: and many others spoke
Great enthusiasm and excitement were mani
Tested. A resolution wa. adopted pledping all
the signers not to use any article OF British
manufacture until Mitchell is liberated.
Boston ChrOaofypc'
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IandIiOItier's Bank.

T the annual meeting OF the stockholdcr'S 5
N of said Bank het on the 9th day OF June
inst. ihe following persons were elected direc
tors for the ensuing year, viz Elisha Il Pot.
Ter. John g. Clarke, John X sherman, Nm
french. George Robinson, Thomas X. Wells,
pel.g Johnson, John + Nichols, Benjamin
Hall, Christopher Champlin, George
Champln, James o. NJ. Potter aud James w
Anthony And at meeting OF the Directors
on The same day, Elisha X Potter, bsq, wa,
reelected President ofthe said Bank.
THOS " WILLS, Ca,h'r.
Kingston, June 10, l9ic'
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Mopr HonRcrs N Yrc,r,S.-I,a,er intelli.

MoRE lToRRcRs N lrctr,N.-l Later intelll-
nee from Yucaian state that the Indians were
,.,.reasing in strength to an alarming degree.
All who fall into their hands are put TO dea.h
A large force was at Ticul, ~ miles from Me
rida, marching upon that city. Stlliech was
taken on the 10Th. Sisal was filled with troops
A battalion had been raised IN CamPeachy tf
defend that city. Jacinio Pa, bad demanded
900 stand of arms from Barbachano, to DC de
h,,rsd m hvc days.
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TO LET, for the Season or one or
more years.

A PLEASANT situation fronting on Nara
n ganSeu street, and near The cllR-belng the
Red House formerly the residence OF George
Armstrong, consisting of the double two story
dwelling house, door yard stable and barn
room appurleuant aud valuable garden
which Is planted for the season
No farm residence on the Island can stand in
preference To the above in point Of beauty and
,ryneSs of situation. convenience OF fishing and
bathing conigsity 10 the town oi Newpor aud
the town beach, and every other consideration
Saving he STYLE OF The houSe) that can render
a summer residence nj Newport attractive to
strangers The house con,alns 10 rooms and
ha. the preference Tor boarders 10 any house
on Rhode Island. The terms Of rent will be
moderate. .
Apply 10 ALfkED SMITH,
Agent at Newport
Newpor. May T., 1872. u,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-29

The following poem, communicated by one
If the editors OF the Commercial Advestiser to
the Columbian Magazine, is one of the most
beautiful things which Mrs. Judson has writ
ten. It's allusion will be sufficiently plain
when the reader is Informed that Mrs. Judson
became the mother Of daughter in December
last
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For he Herald.

FOr the HcTdid.
PRovERBs 23d Chapter, 3lst and 32d Verses.
81, Look not thou upon the wine when It is
red, when it giveth his colour in the cup, for
at the last, 1t biteth like serpent, and sting
the like an adder
Hark hear the still small voice,
Saying, immortal beware
Touch not that fatal cup,
Danger is lurking there.
Look not upon the wine,
Though sparkling and bright,
twill like an adder sting,
And like serpent bite.
Touch not that fatal cup,
o do not thus degrade,
That being Of bright hope,
In Gods own image made.
Touch not that fatal cup,
II hath its thousands slain,
Add no one victim more,
10 that deluded train.
Touch not that fatal cup,
lfthou would st still be free,
Hark hear that voice once more,
Is whispering unto thee
Il tells of human Woe,
OF bitter tears and grJaus,
Of intellect laid low,
OF broken-hearted ono,.
Turn, turn, then from that cnp,
Ere you become lis slave,
And sink beyond all hope,
Into the Grunkards grave.
S'-. L.--
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INDHAN CHIEF BIsANT,

we would sill have been without thue meansi
of cure These Native preparations. winch
are now compounded strictly alter his express
directions Especially IN Pulmonary and
ScroiulouS diseases the object II only allalna-
bIe by n perlectun dersandlng Ui those Eemen-
tarv principleSso successfully fixed and prac'
tced by the Indians
The Perseverance and Energy, requisite to
enable an invalid to obtain the means of cure,
are passed and destroyed by The myrald OF
those laleaciOus signatures OF hope displayed
before hi, gloaling ewes. Science has scarce
done aught but Encumher the medical art and
! ir we wish to seek simply aud surely cure o.
any complaint we must resort TO Native Ppro
ductions evidently designed by Providence ior
our use and relief We discountenance uttt r.
ly, all pretensions to universal cure, and gave
! The Recommendation Of these remedies only tt
such invalidS as are suffering under the pecu
liar maladies of Consumption, Scroiuls, and
all Pectoral diseases, for which they were
originally prepared The most experienced
of Natural PHYSICIANS was the Chietof the 81
II Nations Cant. Brant, whose leading prepara
tions are now compounded under appropriate
distinguishing names as follows
4 JOHN A. CLUSsMAN, General Agent =
N Office &C Cedar st. New York who has appoint
\ ed as Agent, q. J TAYLOR, Thames.st. New
| port Chapln II Thurber, Druggist, 81 WeNl
/ minister street, sole agents for Providence :
/ Pawucket, A. T.. jerks, 50 Main.st. Brand
/ Iron Works, Olney Greene i Co. westerly
! H. n. Campbell & Co. Cromplon Mills Wm
/ VI. Brown, Stonington, CT, =. PendIeton
! Go.
Feb. 2i-?m.