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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21

SEMisoLB CAUSES or HosTiLrRs. The Wash.
ington correspondent Of the Journal of Commerce
says -
1t appears from documentary Testimony, that un-
der the Treaty Of Poynes landing, made with the
Seminoles in 1882, that tribe agreed to move 10
the West, on the condition that Charley Emans
and others Of their head men, should first 70 ou!
and explore the country, and make a report in re-
latlon to 1t. After the reception Of this report, it
was to be optional with the Indians whether to re-
move or not. Emarlla and his deprivation accor-
dinghy wet to the country, and instead Of obeyng
their instructions, were induced by bribery and
rup,ion, to make Treaty confirming the Treaty Of
Psynes landing. This fraudulent treaty was con
cluded at Fort Gibson, in 1884, between the In.
dian deputation and the Commissioners Of the U.
States, the principal Of whom was Rev. J. F. Scber-
nerhorn. Upon the return Of Emartla with bic
Treaty, II was submitted TO a Council who tore
TO pieces, and Immediately decreed the death of the
traitor, who was forthwith taken out and shot
Under this treaty Of 1884 il was provided thss the
Semnoles should maize restitution Of certain runs-
way slaves and their issue. The slaves had inter
married with the Indians, and they thought il hard
under fraudulent treaty, to give up their children
as well as their lands but the U. y. Government
insisted upon the execution Of the treaty to the let
ter. and undertook TO enforce il by arms-wih
what result is well known. The Indians will be
removed at the point the bayone,; but not with
out war OF long continuance. and, on the part Of
the Indians, Of unexsmpled desperation. II appears
that the Seminoles will be able to sustain the var
for long time for. besides an abundance OF hsh,
which they shoot with their arrows. they have sh
inexhaustlble quantity Of cssssga and other root"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21

The Trial and .7equiiiai Of Robinson The n.
York Daily Advertiser remarks. that their appears
10 be considerable dissatisfaction expressed out
81 door, at the result Of the TRIAL Of young Robin
SON. Similar opinions are expressed 10 vsnous
other quarters.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21

A gentleman who came down the sound one day
last week. contend at one time $50 sail ofvsssel'
all under weigh and bound East. Il was the ire.
day after the close Of tho N. L. storm.on which
day. it 10 believed that not less than 500 sail Of
vessels. OF oil description len the port ofN. York
IL was splendid sight. the like Of which ives pro-
badly never before witnessed o. the Aasricsn eos
uEsni. m Y Ioyy. Cou.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21
FIRTH pAy.-rpyspar.

M PheaiT 10 State hi, objection, "a an. a.;,
majority Of the Court relative To reading The letter,
o hs pr'sensr snd Proesedei give hi. rts,op, vh, n
a. guy 70 pres the nsisr and a, ls.s, 10 read one
Aoa 10 n.isrtsi testimony sew before the iury 40,
eoasidsraes discusses the Dstrrt At,orusy .rr.ss 40
hss the rssdIng To letter osly sad ,hs eou,, "a,
ths Pf's0sH esa'ssss provided issy hss hs pnr.s.e
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30
BRANDRETHS UNIVERSAL VEGETA.
RLE PILLS.

they do the thing with this tremendous Inference that
the impurities of the blood taken away by them
stomach and bowels without of its blsamic particles Is the
pulse hish!a dose Of these pills will bling il down. Is
tremuou showing excitement! the pills by soothing the
system will s,y T. Let not any one say these various properties
douber call Dr. B. and he convince him truth
make hma than thing thai could be said the
ject. Price Is per box
Thousands Of the respectable citizens of New York will
referred with pleasure by DR. B. who have many
In the hsbit Of being bed often many times year.
weaker have since they have made these pills.
drop their precious blood When of their old symptoms p
instead running the doctor and having opened
they have swallowed pills. which removed the aed
that impeding the blood in its circulation These
sensible people, simply BY the Of these invaluable pills.
creang the both # body and msd which by the
practice of bleeding both becoming dreaduy impaired
NOTICE.-DR BRANDRETHS Office for the sale Of the
above Pills. wholesale and retail la7 Hudson
where he may be consulted gratis by those taking his Pson
Mondays, Wednesday,, and Saturdays Jan 7-eo2m*
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CENysIsNEN HHISEIAN UNI,

GENUINE HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI
" ERSAL MEDICINE, manufactured in this couatry ~
GEORGE LVESTER (from Engtand who alone possess
II the original recipe Sold in obongsquare Tin boxe neatly
eveloped with directions enclosed 80 and $o75 being
half the price of he Imported article.
TESTIMONY OF CURE
S,--a,. y fIaf ~ New York, NoyembeT q. 1855
yOear SHaving desire discharge obligations you,
we'll promote good suffering humanity herewith send
for puboAozn extraordinary Of effected BY of
Hyean Vegetable Universal Medicine in the Of
son. Ralph aged about thirteen yea which shall esdeavof
be brief possible that enabled to make
than ago, he received stroke the elbow with rule
Inflammation of the bone which he has suffered severe pain
s whin short time He has bee treated ny sf1he
eminent physicians in Scotland, which tended but lelo
smeeszte his erngs; consequently despaired Of his eve
again having the former advantage in the Of his afflicted
Happily length induced make trial Of the medicine in
question: from which in few days he experienced considerable
rie afterwards his complaint assumed aggravated FORM In
the breaking suppose ofputrd acrid humo5 arod the
affected pa but receiving this symptom Of the good effects Of
medicine directions followed, by considerably
the dose until lie took many pills day. from
which &c gained he Is after about three months
use health also bear testimony the COED effects
your medicine OF fever and and other
piaiar; would recommend those afflicted with any disorder
estits virtues Respectfully subscribed By your o!liges
Architect Drausht,man Of Houston Es,ex-si
Ce6eaies extraordinary invaluable
medicine has been Equally ecacoR be the store Of
D. BRYSON Ccncone Agent. 4s Fulton street, Broad
wsy $50 dec 5-H
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READER, the following is an advertisement Of
- DR.. BRANDRETRS.

L this truth Be Impressed mind-7Aa all
ueokes orng to morbid, agnnnf and knoys
uAieh impede the circulation Of the olood-Brandreh.
BLEEDING ALWAYS IMPROPER.
"Fo the life Of the flesh in the boodr-Lerticus rvi H.
1T WILL BE OBVIOUS ON THE LEAST REFLEC-
on that fe Office of the stomach prepare for the
nosrhmen OF the body and that the health
necessarily depend the due performance Of lis functions
nourshed the system will be Affected the
obstructed and the whole blood becomes
Hence result the disorder. considered complicated which are err
roneousy termed ncuable by who either do not
comprehend the poe that all diseases solely
from scrilono huBiors in the bluod. 81
When and nammatory diseases the
this OF the blood the faculty
nurderou in lis effects calculated the
stituion yet il still persisted in though single can be
produced wherein has been service But might be pro-
uced wherein has brought paralysis and
disorders dreadful in imagination those who
their fearful consequences.
How thousands untmely gravel How MANY
families deprived their sRiabe children How husbands
Of their lovely wiyes How wives Of their husbands
have fallen victims 10 this murdrou practice and the may
be said Of Mercury.
Mankind, oh, consider hi, subject charge ye lose not
drop blood for the practice of bleeding opposed
sense and all experience proves 1t
tion all diseases caused by foul and acrimonious
entering the circulation and Communicating the blood the
diseases; and those who attentive this invariably
healthy old age We should according 10 the purity
Of blood health Had the Creator intended mankind
have parted with blood rely place would made
for its discharge, when too much had accumulated.
The for bleeding Is en- nv
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30

hOCTOR BOYD, Member of the Royal College of
" Surgeons in Ireland and lately practitioner city
London oae his service. actedan the of
tain disease His long and close to this class
e esnpan Pesn ss and expeditions mode Of treatment
his extraordinary during long and extended acse and
iovs all his Ultimate medical qualifications are few Of The
grounds which be his claims public patronage, In this
smpiricism when ignorant pretende and ian quak
daily their nets TO lure the unwary DR.
Boyd would wish o raise friendly and warning voice his fe
creatures and tell Them 10 beware Of such dangerous
thousand. who night have been q. this in tie health and
psmy pride Of manhood If ir had only BY
one duly qualified, numbered the incurzbe and
the dead Apparent and easily effected;
but eda the latent popa, which will otherwise consgn
victim al niney grave belongs the Legitimate province Of
medicine in be hands Of sklfu and able practition TLs Dr.
Beya wiling convince his patrons, BY producing
inspection his regular diploma. member OF the Roya
College Of Surgeons Ireland and likewise testincaa eps
6itt7 skill from many who justly considered lights and
ornae Of their profession H mode Of tresmen sa eec
raat 10 Diet exercise Recent affections he pledges himself to
radically within aew days. and Of Logger standing
and greater malieny will be treated with cordially skill In
The patient rest assured after dscarg
ed from the hands of Boyd that his health sabed uponsa
sound and FIRM basis ana his constitution renovated and nm
impaired H professional honor and faith pledged this and
he Aae himself that sischarzeer and standing sufficient
ranty for is fuIflmen - = -
The srcs honor and in all b relied upon
Hours of attendance fIsm O'Clock the morning till 10 night
Yep Oily OFFICE IA Bower slope dser from. Water.
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NUMBER lse.
SERENADE

By Mrs. Cornwall Baron Wilson
The weary day. Love.
Has Pass'd away, Love-
And night comes with her star-lh bours
But s,sn Morris eye Love
VIII light The sky, Love
And bid Nature wake The bird, and so,.r.,
Then let as rove, Love,
Through mead and grove, Love
And taste the fragrance thai Evening yield..
" lille mooabeam. culver
Upon the liver,
And dew drops spangie the scented 6eldsl
The rose is weeping,
The birds sleeping
'aiid bush add blossom, with folded wings
All things are mute, Love,
Save minstrefs ute, 1--we
That meath the moon o thy beauty sinrx, 81
Then, let w rove Love
Though mead and grove Love
Ere yet the eye Ct the cnviois day
Loves visions bligktng -
. - he wide earth lighting
Calls me TO care-and from thee awzyi
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catch. rs''na'y oncuitto
The Grave-An ugly hole in the ground. which lover.
and poets wish they were in but take uncon,n,on 800
TO keep out of. -SS'' '' paiS
Modesty-A beautiful flower that aourisbes only IN
secret places 'Aiy liz .
Sensbllity-A quality by which its possesso, in Of,
snPns 10 promote the happiness Of other people, loses
Young Man of Talent-An impertineut scsu,d,sr
VINO 'hrssts hImseif forward; writer of execrabIe
a speech maker. 'e'o"
Lawyer-A learned gentleman who rescues vo.r
estate from your enemy, and keeps il himself
MY Dear-An expression used by man and v;fa ar
the commencement Of quarrel.
in the open air. rN'''A " ''eeP
Honesty-An excellent Joke
Dentlst-A person who finds work for his oun ta.,l
by taking out those of other people.
Fear-The shadow of hope
Rural feicity-Potafoes and turnips
Prospectus and lndex-Appendage to literary work:
the former showing what ought to be- the atter What
it is. - ~ ''e'' "us'
Gentty-Eating your meat with silver fork. tho, !.
you have mol paid the butcher ~
Take Friends Advice-An expression ,.sd hv
man when he is going be mpertineut.
Unbiased Opinion-An opinion the sel6shne.. of
which Is concealed from the world
The most Intelligent Child that was ever seeoexsrx
mans child.
Ihm Shoe-An article worn in winter bv biob sn;r;,
ed young ladies, who would rather die than concs. h
beauty of their feet ~ 'o'a' INC
Witness Box-In a court of Justice kind of n;lorv
where person is obliged receive every sneees ~
verbal insult without being able to resent it.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30
DOCTOR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN

~ the confidential MANNER his ocel Duane street.
between Chatham and William New York. where persons
Afflicted with delicate diseases old obstinate ulcers dyspepsia
worms diseases of the bladder, urha and Kidneys and ali dis
arising from the abuse Of mercury inpury the blood
invited 10 call The b1neul<ecs often arising s
Of mercury need no deseon peon troubled with certain
disease apply DR. Co with the ofhaving
Ideally cured without particle Of other dangerous
medicine charges the
of the applicant Dr. c. has been educated in Europe
teachers Of acknowledged TALENT and has had considerable practice
extensive hospitals and dpensaries Instant relief given
those afflicted with the piles, and perfect Effected three
days without confinement from business the slightest pain
patient medicine be had the Of
certain disease. The honora ,cresy observed.
dailyfroE " 10 jan7 If
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30
X A. NICOLIs, Secretary
r. U. JOHNSTON, Physician 10 the Company. sep ely

STAMMERING CURED.-Thes subscriber has loca-
ted himself in this city for the purpose Of curing StammeIing
CoraHd Western Hotel where he will attend 10 all who
may call him. that need his services Having been himself
afflicted childhood speech
he ayaled himself Of the modes Of taught By the celebrated
Mrs Leigh Of New York aud DR. Chapman Of Philadelphia with
Bat after long and patient investigation the
md cause Of .oo he has succeeded in inyenng system
entirely BY which he has cured himself and all
made application him. This system has In several
proved successful In which had resisted the skfuI
Being ohe fact that have been who poe
sed the art ct curing meIng and whose system inadequate
effect having about the Of
Others since edecting himself he feels perfect
In coming before the public Of this city bringing ample testimony
convince the most cepca Of the superiority Of his System
al he and the complete that has in all attended is
application He has associated with him Mr. j. Sinclair rscenty
Of his pupils assistant By this arrangement ladies will
be taught IN a separate class.
Terms from Is 50 dollars according the Of the
and The situation Of the applicant in all will Be
guaranteed or the money will be refunded.
For ahsr esIss inquire of the suscriher h
jan I9Sn ...'-a.l HENRY WELLS.
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~ gers prepared by Corbyn Co., 500 Hoborn London
These Lozengers universally allowed by physician. of
hghe standing be Of the best preparations for he
sand persons have experienced their happy and sslutay effects
whom have been BY ashmac and
reduced 10 the brink Of the They free and easy
and remove tendency to inflammation
OF the lungs hness difficulty Of breathing ard the
raj oppression which interrupts respiration, &c &c Price SO
per box single sox will Ne found su
obstinate For sale BY O. COLBY chemist PEARL
city. Jan H-Ims
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30

NEW TRUST
IN COMfANYoPerons may eject insuances with this Com
their lives, the lives of Others and either for the
whole duration Of ife for limited period The Of
premium be either made annually, or in gross SUM:
pra,.i .asonlou ndxeIdo Enroue s.ear
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30

DERSIAN SWEET BAGS-An invoice OF Edes
manufacture celebrated for seeming Trunks Drawers, &c.
rendering them For gross DOZEN
or single one, By RUSHTON l. ASPINWALL,
DEF l6 6WiIlism street. and Ito Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30
PATENT SCOTCH ITCH. OINTMENT

For peasanness expedti0h and certainty, ihntr
OF superior other medicine for the of the ITCH
certain in lis alton, that has failed in
Whatever OF edsctua curing that d.sgeeabe disorder in
BY application only though applied thousands Ia
The United States does the least particle Of Mercury
but may be applied with the safety the delicate
during pregnancy m tenderest infants One box
pov6 - NATHAN B. GRAHAM.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30

WHY, Tom," said master to a lazy apprentice.
whaf Kept You in bed SO late this morning. are,
cause the atmosphere was heavy, 1 couldn't rise.
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FOR G 20 C0L32ss,, 4sSTgH7MAs;As:!tea;

great efficacy healing properties hi established up
ward. forty years and Economically the highest medical
affections Of the Lungs Splitting Of Blood night &e &c
possesses all the astonishing concentrated Of the tree in
its highest of perfection should always be used when there
chance Of recovery from the obove distressing diseases lis
reputation and Invaluable properties we'll known
quire further For sale by Patrick Dickie 4l3
Broadway J. Syme 65 Bowerv and BY p Burnet &c SO
Greenwichst PRICE 50 cents per bottle. jan 26-f
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magnificent Road.-Garcillasso de IL Veza man
uons Inc mentions the nobest road on record. Tsx
tends the whole length of Peru, NOT far short of Sa
miles, L. is perfectly straight and level throughout
,ousn us course is over prodgious rocks and noun.
.as and 10 many valleys. The two former were cut
through, and the latter filled up. 1t had been exc.
caeo many hundred years before his time, and was
sui III an excellent state of preservation.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-30

CALVES FEET JELLY-1p-pints and half pinis, also
~ u ferns for parties at ID. BRYSONS. lab Fulton st,
Broadway. jan 22ln.
TUyUBE PASTE-For Coughs, coldskc. for sale whole
- sale and retail By N B. GRAHAM Druggist,
jan2 50 Cedar st corner of William st.
SONS ,l4S FutoH street, Broadwy. jan 22lm
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CONSUMPTION.-DEL Balm ofGilead. Balm
~ in all the different stages tho best medicine extan and
should always have trial its medicinal properties truly
great For sale BY Patck Dieke ais Broadway; Lyme s.
cents per bottle jan 2s-d
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Useful but Disasreeabie Hints on the bepin.f., .f
Nen fear.Hihere is much good sense in the adsee
inents however, are often postponed because tber i.
some trfing Disbursements between the parties and
y LOOK over accounts is dry undertaking. ADD To
inns our too common propensity Of putting off till TO-
high obligations Of justice andwe ipd be root f,dS;
whence spring many bitter qudrres and law sn;t..M
Wherefore gentle reader hear the voice of
f1 on the FIRST day Of January every year, as date
settled as far as in you lies.
II yosr books are back, take. care 10 have tbevs
posted up al. that period. /; r
besn paid, balance it, ~" "sS
Where the balance against you, saddle your horse
and go directly off and pay h-n money if YOU have il
ii not give your note.
lake special care when your good easy neighbour,
conhang IN your honesty, has lei his claim lie more
tnan SIX years not to permit that plea Of
ed 10 induce you first to doubt whether il is due and
hnaily to offer TO settle it if he will throw in tribe
Pray why did you not pay before wbe. his ,v;,n.s.
were living and the facts fresh? Sucb cIams onah -,
be paid with interest," and that without delay Lest Won
die, and your executor refuse to pay
"nen Inc balance is in your favor don't by any
means neglect settlement Of such claim. ''T;s true
your neighbor may have said he would take M ID
vantage; but he may die or forget or find on examn
Tag your bl that is larger than he expected and he
may think that you have omitted some credit. You do
not meet him on an even ground.
is there any matter that lies unadiusfed betvs.,
you and any. one of doubtful honesty! bee Of
you to see well to that sSuch especially fpsor
wi" nave The heavy him against your estate. in the
call it even, though he may owe you a tribe. 4 re-.
lease from such person is good as bank stock
Finally let not the light of another new years morn.
ing se upon you until you shall have reitted aposs
age paid" all you owe 10 proorietors Of ne,s Poss
ihese are honorary claims. Should the pres. SION M
want OF funds, the land will soon grow DARK. P W
Ageof Cor. Ereren-The Salem Ga,et,. s.usa
believe we are night in saving that Mr. Eyeretf h. her
elected to the chief gisracy of Massachuse,,.
earlier age than any Of his predecessors since the fine
we review 4. ' ,;f ne Is now Il years age When
peeI crowded with labor, public service and distin.
Magnificent Road-Ganc;llas.o 4. /. vou
tons the mentions the nobest road on record. IT,
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SUSPEyS0RY BANDAGES.-A general
- ment Of the above articles for sale No2 Ann street jan Is

GONORRHEA, elects. STRUCTURES,
Seminal Weaknesses Whites Irritation Of the Kdney:, Blad
all venere long startling may be speedily cured BY the
use Of only one bottle Of Dr. Homes Maenun Bo.u%
test OF years oeence and should be used all BY
male female troubled with the above diseases in all
their different stages For sale by Underh IS Beekman
Of William; Covl jr 45s Broadway Of Broome L E.
by T. Austin 45 Caminestfee Price q bottle jan Tiff
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DROVEALL THINGS.-DOCTOR sTILLMANs

Magnetic Odontca inabe for the Toothache and
restoring the teeth and gums health beauty srrsne The
Of decayed teeth and purifying and weeenng the
Dr. Sman Magnetic Odonica has the sole
pairon.ed BY the medical faculty highest reputation and
Of intelligent and thinking mind
The ingredients Of which Dr. Smans Magnetic Odonca
posed perfectly harmless and is health presever Of the
teeth and mouth and lover Of good teeth who value
their teeth and wish them should not be without For
sale by Barnet &C., $40 Greenwich street,
Spring; Patrick Dicke AIS Broadway and J. Syme Bow
cry corner OF Walker street. Price 81. jan4-n