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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

MISSISSIPPI FEMALE Courier. Rev. Abram
Maer is principal Of this Institution, which is now
in successful operation IN our town. We took a
slight examination OF the building and interior ar
engagements on Saturday last and must say that we
were infinitely pleased that Columbus can boast Of
an institution ofearniug SO admirably suited to the
wants Of this ilourishing section of our state. A
large number OF young ladies' from distance are al
ready numbered among the pupils, and from the
high attainmentS Of the teachers who Gil the various
departments, we hesitate not to say that they are
competent to impart thorough and finished edu-
cation, combining scientific knowledge and literary
attachments, with full and practical application to
the duties OF ie, the tendency of which win be to
refine and elevate the moral feelings, as well as i'm.
prove the mental powers"
Our public schools are numerousiy attended, and
under the charge of excellent teachers. No town
in the southern country IS better supplied with the
advantages Of education than Columbus The an
nual revenue accrung to the school fund of oul
town from the lease ofschool lands amounts to neal
eight thousand dollars.
Meanness in the acquisition Of money is gcner.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

Hotels at the seat Of Government. Land
lords at jackson are "coming out" Our reade's
are respectfully referred to the advertisements c
Maj Virgins ofthe Eagle Hotel, and Col. MaIO-
ry Of the Mansion House. Members of the Legs
aturc and others resorting to jackson the coming
winter will no doubt find comfortable quarters at q.
ther Of the above houses. The Union Hall apu
Planters Hotel are deserving patronage; the pro-
pretors VIC hope viii receive ample c0m2ens'h0a
for their exertions 10 please the pubic,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

Meanness in the acquisition Of money is gcner.
ally followed BY insoleace in the possession.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
REMARKs OF M. WALKER.
Or MIssissrrri,

f. ssaa'e, Friaay SsPt,nJer IS, is37-Ou The
bill PoslPoaing he fourth iastalrssai Of d,pos-
(ie teiih The states.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01
8e0in9un9en 0ieler 2eituna.

1.Du preie cts{er 3ettunsift: : Gin
3baIer uno fAnfunpSwau3ig @ents
faroen Sabrsans in . Dcrauebesab l.:
ans; Gin 2baler uuo fhuf5is @snts
,veun innsrbalb orep M1puatsm. Uom @m:
pfanse osr 3situns en,-5wep 1baler
treii inuerbaIb Dem Sabre,-uub 2 1ba=
Ter nnb ftnfjie eents wsnn na1 Ber:
Iaaf bs0elben be5ablt wiro.
s.Sar einetar5ere 3eit als feds M|o:
nate miro cine Subferirtion ausenom=
men, uno Die 3eitune fam niebt aufse:
aeben weroen bie aue Nuidfanbe BE-:
ablt fno.
8. 8etanntmabuneeu toRsns SIR
cine Dobe 50 Gents eas Nisred fur
einen Mcnat 81 uuo fir Elm Sab, 8 1ba:
ltr baS Diered.
8riefe &C. an Den 3eraussebe,
mal1en poffrep einselauo tweroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01

ten &ommerweiter isiner 0emab('
tn NIT Sdulten uno St6den berj-
bait ouf ibn los.
er risf ibnen Su: "J6 bin oer
Safer !''
n2isner - Gbrisen jene.
"Oaltst Elm -
"0<tebts T.
e, M3@ H.: ID, bin ee!t,smmen. +, tep m<insr
|Oemabltn ju lbsrnabten.'
"Ocs tbut Der. Goi1er fbon
lon9s nibt mebr.'
"Sb (6nbre''
"Oer &ai(er trouft G6 nibt
e'nSulebleieben pie Elm 9ieb, 100
Ct oos Nebt, 9erooe at 9eben.''
Sie Goierin Fam felblt uno
f1rte :" OoS TT mein 8emabl
nlbt. Werft ben Setri9er aus
DEM 3lmmer | Wein 8emabl (ou
mir genu9tbuuns 9e9en oie(en
llnverfbdmtsn psrlbafen.''
Domlt tparf man Sen Safer
gum Simmer binaus.-@r (blih:
lenoen!obm cap.i tnu6te einen gan
Monot oos Sett bitten uno perfel
auf t<lns S:psite Ser(ubun9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01
Cine z interim.

Die Mopom @peif:uer, gum
SbiIoe Der ,putbsnOen Sunsfer,
nabe an Ser Srie0ensltro6s, erbie,
tet ibre Dieni'e Dem 9Sublifum,
um eit cole &uu(t Sbeltsn uno
Streitsn in gutter uno bSIsr 2ou
ne, aus 2iebe ODER 9oB, Sep Der
Bo6e, Sag, @tunoe Doer Set
tunoe, frib ooer fpdt Dor ooer
na6 Dem @0en, pbne oneben Der
psrlon, in tcutlb coer en9IiCb gu
lebren.
!ebot einn neuen Bee fir
Beibeleute erfunben, ibre 9e9nsr
Sep Der &oppe ober Dem SOAR ju
Sieben. Sbe(ten miro oen gano,
Beibsrn unO gtootedcies aufs
Nnitanoi9(te 9elebrj uno tperpsn
i'm fsinfen Stepl 9eGDoltsn uno
gelObt, Fix bat cine belon0sre MoDe
sum Sbelten, tpslhe i1 fur teoe,
Nlter uno fur jeoe etbensumltdn'
oe fbieft,
9srbsiratb.t. grauen wsrosn
|9elsbrt ibre gbemdnnsr in feds
Woben tlino, toub uno fumm ju
lGeltsn. 2lls Gin 8ewsts =. ibrer
Sdbi9feit bierin, bat Te in fhnf
|3obren einsn Mann foot ge(tbol-
ten, un0 ber jtrepte 1T oub bep.
nobe fsrti9. Sie lebrt nilo, uno
|9rimmi9s 9efbter 3u maiden, unb
|Canft un0 0smhtbts ju 1sben. Sic
Srouen Don fbldfti9en mdnnern
|rperosn selebrt, lle ourb Sbelten
,ur Nusabuns ibrerpfl6ten, an
|subalten.
GIN eroen SABRE, oa lie oiefts
esle 0sfbaft ttisb, fbalt fie Gb
|ibre 3dbne aus, pelbes ie un,
)fdbis matbt i'm SeiBsn llntsrribt
|Su 9eben ober 0e 1T binse9sn
loutb nibt init Sabnneb 9epla9t
melcbes Elm 9roBsr 9ertbeil 1T, Ee
Ii(t nit @p,llsn uno NaDetu per,
|Eben um oas &raeen Der @eG6-
Itsr, Nerme, 9dnoe uno Nusen ;u
llebrsn. llno eben 70 oerfebt lie
AUDI oas 0eubelu uno @ebmeieb
elm, uno oas eoben in Ginger
Sarbe, miro auf turse Nabriebt u,
|0uf cine neue Beie perribtet.
| Solsenoe Nnsfoote fanb neuli1
lin einem Wirtbsbaufe In 6. fatt.
/ "Bas fur Gin 2ano smonn Gno
tSie. I'M, Derssbuns 1u frasen r
Hgin GbrtIt p
n2Bo bort Su 9aufe p ...":
"Aus rsm Wurtsmbersi!btn. .
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01
SQm(td&, ben 1Ren Sulp, 1857.

Cine rtibe &nsldnoertn ote Gd
oor nt6t gar lonser Seit In partt
bsfano, faufte oaielbn siueu Bra
bontse S6leper. auf iArsy Nsil'
na9 gnslono frsuts Ge Iict f6oa
ouf oas 9rc6e 0ersnhsen wenn
lie mte tbrem Brabanter- GGleD'
Ct, Den Re NIT 40 Outnten bs;obl|
bottt, In oertisen Oe(eu1boften
ertbeinen wlroe. Sie Nbgabcn
ltno In Gnslano auf Go(6e Nrtifel
lebr BOD, uno um oielsn auesu-
tpei1en, entlOleB Gt f6, Den
S1lsper tpdbrsuo Ser lsbsrfabrt
|ouf benz eano(e ,u trasen. 0sp
tbrsr Nnfunft am 2anoe, ,muros ibr,
iu ibrem sroBsn @breefen Der
S6leper Dom Splbeamten ais
e!n9efbpdrste Baarsu eenctnen.
Na9 elnlgen Ninuten erbie!t Ge
|oen!elbeu nit Der Demertuns Su.
rud, DaB man nab ndbersr I'm,
terfu6uns 9efunoen bdtte ro6 Der
S6leyer tsin 8rabonter 1cnosrn
sn9Ilbes Sabrlfat fey p
Gin Offisier, Der Elm sldfrnss
Nu9e bottet CAB es bsp Dem 2lus.
tleioen osm Nufwdrter in sinem
Wirtbsbauft mslber ibm holf u.
|befabi IS ouf ben Silb lu leeen.
Der Surl6e blieb ,po, teno 1teben.
"Tun, ,pcrauf partslt 9u nob?"
fra9ts ser 0f:?ffi;;sr. "auf caS an<
Oere Nu9e u
Cine 6 ans mttGor-,
Re e.-@in tleinss Mdotben fab
cine Cans NIT GorGts uno rief
aus: "gp Mutter, bort gebt cine
9ans NIT gorfets-Ge 9ebt oeras
DC ais trie bic SbneItsr GdQp %
Uo or9el0'9 9ertro9.-
Jobn. Beu, Miltsr, f6nnt Sbr
mir cine 10 Gent S1innpldlfer.
Note tpsbleln ?
w belm. 8 ia, tpell Sbr
Dor 4 Gents Wolanes tg dnop neb-
met, uno stne 6 Gents,NUte 81
pQDierene6 GQbrbunOerf !!
2 | n y el fes Oel l1 i it,
Die Saltlmore Sonne, Gin tie<
lI6es Blott bat fo:9enos &In5eiee
"gs rperOen preY Mdnnsr osrlanyt
un, Die Sonne su tra9ea."
Sn 8c|tcn lsbt se9entpdrti9 Elm
Sbifemeifer, Der 4S Sabre alt
1T, uno rsnnctb Gbpn Iber l66
DIAL Die Sobrt nacb europa su
mabt bat.
g eltCame q onot
{ 6 aft.-@in @usiinosr 0srr
9arwcco, bat Swep $6btsr Don
lsiner erften Yrou. Die dtteite
oerDelratbete lleb an Jobn SOiblf.
Defer ndnlibe gpi ibid bat cine
Sohtsr Don feiner erIten Srau'
Ole Der oltt 5orwoe0 bsirotbsie
uno ,pelbe Inn einsn Sebu 9ebar.
Die sneite Srau Don s. Gelbtd
tann al(o NIT 0ebt fasen : utein
9ater TT msin Sebu, uno iD bin
oie SHUTTER meiner SHUTTER msine
|Sebrefer II meins 3 Sobtsr uno
|ib bin bic 9robmutter mtinss
Sruoers.
Gin Mdo1en rief aus Dem Ssns
|(fer beS pbsrn Stoefwerfs elnes
|pernebmen Oaues einsm untsn-
|Itebenosn &nobsn in dbtemSranfs
furtsr 9ebteutfb 3u: "0eutsBes
mirbunte" (beute fpsiien mir uu'
|ten.) Gin porubersebenoer preuf-
| i, bic 9Dsrte nab ibrem Naase
|aufa6eno, ruff ptrtpuneert bin'
Iauf: "Ne, pa mag ib Jbr Sall
|aidt finc p .....<
| Oerat bepratbete Cben siemlid
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01

Wc o1e Sreuoe ME 9soeibet,
6Hsht au6 SIsbe i6eu Jurad.
Selbit Der erbensater grbBts.
nno Der fb6;. fen M,aoben 8e(tss.
IWannt' i6 0lud!ibsr eiult mein.
Nuss 1T bon mir 9eIbieoen.
sic, nno meiue Sssle Srieben,
9lur esr 9ram b!eibt mir alein.
Msine nibt, unb lae bic 2boren
I'm oas 9tid, bas iie perloyen,
9tai1en Slid's 9sn J0immel febn.
t!eo'. uno bof i'm 0Iauben INNER.
Noer Ibrdnen speiue ninanaer
Sae uns IdbeIno speitsr sebu.
Qparum tranoeIn iie in 2eioeu,
Sra9lt em, nnire sr6Bten Sreueen 2
Obne Gbattsn it tein 2ibt.
sieb! au6 ib be(euf5te Stuusen,
ITO i6 SeIisfeit smpfunosn,
Nber oc6, nod mein' ieD ni6t.
@VJNJDuEunu-
Safer 6stnri6 ~, uno feline
! 9emoblln 8ertbo.
&ailer 0einrib Der 4te entnefs
te einise 3eit oorauf, ais er GG
nit leiner erlteu 9emablin 8ert
| Itba Dsrbelratbst Bate wos CT
sber bdtte sntoeden follen, DaB &c
linn nlbt sefel. gr fubte lie olGo
wieOer los ;u tperoem uno neute
!oesbalb fVI9cnoen 0onoel an.
@r rsoste IS nit einsm (einer
|0streusn ab, Oer &aiierin NIT
ISdrtIi6fsiten 70 nabe nie mbslib
su eommen. qBiroe ie Jpn erbbs
rem, Go noble er 3euse Ser 3ufam~
menfunft ,per0em u,n feline 0s>
moblin Damn 0es @bebruOes ;u
be(9ulotseu unp BON llA ftc6en ju
fbnnen.
9ie &ai(erin war ii tiger, ais
! ibr 9emabl 9loubte. Si'fat ben
9ansen plan Elm, ebne Elm Bort
|oopon ju tptnen.
Ser beitcbene eiebbabsr fpi,tts
feline Nole, ie Die ibrisr GDien
na69iebis ju weroen. 9treisb-
baber uno Der &ailer, frobloften.
@noG6 fbien bic &ailerin lber.
wunoen su fepn 9at Den orinssn'
osn Bitten oes 2ietbaters na6,
uno beIiimnte ibm Die Gtunos eli
liner Sufammenfunft.
Der &aifer freute (ib oes 9lid>
|li1en 2(u9enblids unp fblib in
18e1eulbaft feinss Ginitlinss
mad Dem beltimmten Sste. Scr
Safer trot suerlt IN oas Simmtr
um nibt ausselperrt su tperoen.-
| Sein Srsuno .polIte ibm fclsen.
als ibm oie Sba: Dor Der 0lale su'
aefbtaeen tpuroe. Soslsib er.
It6nte Dem beltlrsten Safer bi'
I,ierlithe Gnreoe entse9en "Va,
|taro, nie fannft ouoieb Gnterfte'
Iben piefes 9ema;b 3u betreten 2
lllno pbne hnse auf feline Nntpotl
l5u tpartea, iblusen Die perfan,a,sl'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01
@ u Il { b.

ufm 9ersli m6dt ilabe,
llfsm Dersli mbbt IT,
D'Senne judge nit perssbe.
3 mueB oob bppis 9uftiss 4. Jube !!
. musb eeb eppis 2nfiss 4.
8 net lsbre u,eidbs. bdft. .--.,.
9Illes, rpas me bbnne tnuee,
9aiole Ibpiu8e nit en- 8sfe,
aDar na.r bppe al tel 8use. Jube !'e'
Sraeb eb b'Sunne mdr at,s QimnaeL
apst ia u{e COB uf e'lneib,
Mueft i'm 8lbfb bin, eblee, i'm S6'n'e!
0Dsnu & 1a;u, es ,par mi Srsue. Sube
hub i bsuati au Tel 6tede,
Sar sob mini @bue'i S'fblo, :.
1e;. aab ne f,iBis 5aede,
Dent, i ,purbe lieber Do. Sabs! .-v-
amtua ia uf em 8ers not blibe,
iino au 8d ue rebte Ma, ..<.- i.
Tpa.ft ia bbbe einifb tppbe,
aRarbt 70 Seunsmsitfbi 9a, Jnbs !! [
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01

WttIUOIlNI UCIlIt J)SutS Hulltr-
ten elmer Don ?(m 9am, 9>1sn unb
grinsber9f orep an oer @ena,
uno tptr tpele ME pleI an0ere Sbos
rem.
Gin @orfau i'm Snneru Der Mespptifben
q>pramioen.
@intse 8ranBoien Assabsn 0eb
flrjIlb tn cine oey d9ppeiCben
Npromloen, um ibv Snnsres lu
ourbforfben. Sie batttn (bcn
Elm enols(es 2abprintb Don 0e-
md0ern u. Sjd1senOurbw ans trt,
uno tporen sbsr auf Dem Nuef-
.pe9e ,bs9riffcn, ais Gs 10 sine
Ser (bwleri9tten Yasaess selanss
ten. Gin Ion9ev senunotneS
Gang biIoete Die 9erbincuns
'plfbsn jwepSimmern, unb snois-
te lIb in elmer tIstnen Oefnun9.
Ws9en Oernnebenbstt oesBessuS
Der BiHOs unO Der Defe, eonnte
mon nur lan9Gam porwdrte esm"
men, uno IS beourfte oaia oev
eroften 2lultren9uHN ale fib bep
jeoem Shrittt Die 6ineerni6e
nob permebrtsn. Qsn oev asit.
scbrahten Soefel par tsins n.
nenoung mehr Su noben Ssnn
"a Die Oecfs nisorissr uno immev
nleori9er ruroe, tOnnts man (ts
nlbt msbr ouffecbt baltsn. Gnolieb
naAnen 6bbt u. Beite bes wrttv-
trplfben ganols 10 ab, eo6 bic
game gefeQE Ebaft auf Dem Daubs
fortfrieben nu6te. - 8'p Der
sro6tsn f6rpsrllbsn uno eetlitssn
>(bmattuns flb'en ibnsn Der spea,
.. Dem is nod gar ntbts spubt;n,
,pcbln er filbrte, eine @wtSfelt,
uno ibrs 0eOuls nas bereites
p6Qis eribbpfts tbre 9(nsn bate
Den b6bfen Gjipfel srreidk ols
Der, wsltber ftp an Der SpiBs ees
3uses befano, ausrief, oao GO
Snar gitt uno ben Aue9ans ssy
6Sble in tiner sutsa @ntfsruwe
por Gb erbliefe ; oae 20 aess e,p
Dem sswalt(anen 9erfuth, buteb
Elm snses eob su frieden, fofst
etnssflsmmt lsM sas es nun trerts
psr- mob sifwarts tSsne. Man
mSse fcb nun, wenx man easr1
cine Deritsuuns Don oer entfees
II ben Sage oer8e(safbaft maben;
lie tparen 70 BON S1redeu
|selabmt oa6 an feine usbtritsi,ns
'mebr su osnfen par uao telu Hatb
mebr ssbbrt wuros. llnte oss
,Ib,pcu Der unslietlibe goroers
mann, ob oce Auslt ooer rur1
lltine ssmadten Nnlirensunasn
70 fehrt oa6 seu Dem piatt tu
,rabren, ben er 70 eleuol9sr Betfl
einnabnh IS jest .sans unnsbsliet
wurbe. -.
| Sn oitfen, tntfebeiotnotn unb
fhrsf'lben 3ajtailpe, i,1abts
g'n:r Der 8sfsufbalt .it,sn gor-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01

ets, oas nader 6bnuti lbafe,
Das an Iubsr mar uno nett
S net bppe u,nme saf1e,
Sis i8 sIe 70 9'funoe bdtt. Subs !
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01

ren,-"ep fastt tbm 9smano an
Sbrr Stslle bdtts tb cine Que ..
rsifern 9abren sewdblt." "-Oo'
sat : "96 mill mir ooA liebes mis-
slntm blont ee(btifsnsa Oeeens
ais NIT einem oerrciteten oas 6trs
our6bobren la0en."
Gin 2obnfutGber murbt frdnf u.
lag in Den lebten SIseu. Setu
Sruoer itano an feinem Bette u.
rlsf iblu6Seno "Sabrs bin Nrs
mer Dir 1T nihe mebS 80 belfen."
:Oa fam oer Sranfs lu lb, % ss
Die 2Sorte "fabre bin," vernotfien
bate, antportett &c {: I oeun
l6on etneefpannt 2"
@iu Sborfebrttbev bate NcG als
Elm merfwlroi3er Uau, In (tin
Mem0riai nctirt )" Deute pa0Ir-
ten elmer Don ?(urRam 9>1sn uno
Yrtlneber9t orep an oer @enar
uno tptr peiS ME plel anoere Sbos
rem.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01
Oit s0 u &c.

East unS, ibr 8raoer,
Mstsbeit stb6b'n!
@inset itr eieeer.
Geuris use l6bn ! -:
Brhser. eu1 binbet
6siIise YFibt
e5n6et, ibr 1noet
Wabrbsit uno 2ibt!
9a6et Der Ibosen
Die Ieperlbmab'u !
@ir Ino ertoren.
Wabrbtit Su leb'n.
86tter Der gtoen
essisen POM Gbrcn;
BtAber 3u resosn,
SIT ibnsn Sobn.
SIR, bic ~ sS5uen
w.isbsis error,
04einsuoen Seenen
esibet oas Obr !
Wsuibsn besIidsn
2sbrt uns Watur
Tol9t nit @u:Saden,
Brhoer, bes Spur
Gbransn perwaneeIn
Su beitsrn 8hd :;
Gtttlih 3u banoeln,
6ep un(es Glad.
gtrablen 3u tcrsen
9raudeu mir nibt!
Inns lrablt bon W1orsen
3egeres 2lbt.
Gs leubt' nus uieeer
Bis in Die @tuft.
$50 uns Gott misbes
S4epferilb ruff
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-01

9Eelne nibt, es 1T D:r9ebens.
Meine nibt es 1T persebsus!
glle Srenben oie1ss 2ebene
e ino Elm Iraum Der pbantafe.
Mbbe e'6 Is 81 oerss1en,
Gap ou sinit Elm 8Iid beleftu,
De"te, bn bstaet'f ss ME.
Sann ie stpas unierm Ssben
Qobe, fife Grsubs seten,
D. 10 9iebt bic Qisbe iie.
Qlber a6! aub i;e perlbwinost,
lno bic &rdn5e bic iie trinoet,
9Heltsn leioer !! uur Su frob.
Gbranen follen olefe qluen,
4Go splr panoe|n, nur betbauen.
92aore nibt nit Dem @eI6id.
1oter, po eeio an 2e'o fib reibet,
91o Die 8reuoe ME sscsibet,
Sl'sbt au6 Siebe i6eu 5ur6d.
selbft Der ereensater @rbBts.
uno eer 1b6~ fen Waoben 8e(tss.
Nannt' i6 @iadlibsr siuit mein.
Qluss 1T bon mir 8eltbieoen.
Sie, unb meine SssIe Srisbeu.
0lur eer Grant b!eibt mir auein.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-27
Mary WilcoX's Estate.

VHIE the subscribers ha INC been appointed
w by the Honorable the probate Court for
the tlstric, of Chll,cpdcn Commissioners To
demands of all persons against the Estate oi
Mary Wilcox. lalo Of Wesliord. in SAID dslric;
deceased. Represented msovcnt, and also a I
claims and demands exhibited III Offset there
to. aud SIX months from the day of date here.
Of being allowed Cor that purpose by SAID
Count do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business OF our appoint.
mcnr at the dwelling of Allen Stone. in
Wcslinrd in said District on the FIRST Mondays
Of October and February next, at 10 O'Clock
y. VI. ON each of said DAYS.
Dated tins 9th day of September A ID. 1897
ISAAC tliA$E,) C..,,,..
JOHN MORSE,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-27
A CONTRAST.

All nations from the rcmotest ages, have had
ships but Columbus only found out the way to
America. Before the time ofthc great Spanish
navigator, people were only enabled to paddle
about the shores. Just so with the Life Med
icincs 1t is but two short years since first
vcnturod upon an unknown ocean, and have
discovered the precious object was in search
ot--nEALrn. Vegetable medicines were indeed
known when commenced my search but their
use was not. BY the use OF them, have not only
passed from the detected invalid, to the hale hear
~ and active man oibusincss, bur. comparatively
speaking | have renewed my youth. can thus,
with confidence of my own experience, advise
with my teow-ctI2cns. Does the reader want
proof that the FegciabLe life Mcdjcjaes are suit.
able to his own case? have on file at my office,
5i6 broadway, hundreds of letters, from some of
the most respectable citizens of this my native
land, voluntarily offered in testimony of the vir-
tues of a GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly
ruined by the " all-inlallible" mineral prepara
tons of the day, will bear me witness, that the
Life Medicines, d such only, are the true course
to permanent good health.
JOHN MOFFAT.
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time she was perfectly restored to health
IL n Lady(yom birmingham, was &c
vcrcly afflicted with cough, splitting of
blood, and general debility, on taking two
BOTTLES ct those pills. aud one box Of DR..
Relies An lbllious Pills, was restored tn
perfect health.
O. An elderly person in this vicinity,
Who bad suffered much for years by most
distressing as'hma, had tried almost every
thing recommended. which only at tunes
cave temporary relief, and usnallya more
violcn, return Of her compliant, has recent
~ made use of The above Pills with more
beneficial effects than any thing she has
ever used before.
u a Young Lady at NJ, had been
troubled with very bad cough, SO violent
as At tunes to rack and hatrn.s her cx.
cecdlugly; a consumption was feared, (a~
her mother had died Of thn, complaint
- she was immediately relieved and sub
scqucn,ly cnurely cured by DR.. Relic,
Aslhma'lc Pills.
#a*Nonc genuine unless signed ON The
outside rrnl'd wrapper ~ he yoie Propri
ci0r, y. KlDDER, immediate successor Ia
the late Dr.. w. Y. CoSwAy For sal lie
with all the other "Coairay .NiedjcineS." .,
his Counting Room. No. 90, next door to
J. k'ddcr's Drug Store. corner Of Courl
and Hanover streets. uca7 Concert u all
Boston; and bv bis spccla appointment. BY
] g. J II. PECK & Co, Burlington VI
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Rheumatic Liniulent!

will afford nmcdial rcicfto the patient. ard
has sometimes been attended with such extra
ordinary success as to cure tie most distress
slug Rheumatism in imtniy,tOr h0NrS, even
" hen of wear, standing.
This highly valuable Imminent is recon-
mcndcd with a confidence founded on the cX-
pcricncc ofmany years. not only as a cure for
that eXrrucla'rnG disease, but as an excellent
app'lral"n for TIFFNF>s OF THE JOINS, NUMB
Mes, SrrhINs, CuLBI.hINS, &c.
Among mass uitostlmDny in favour OF the
success rjhe LjHume,.i, as a thorough RENE.
~ for RnCuM,TI>M, the proprietor selects the
following as presenting genuine instances OF
It's efficacy
NeIc and Surprising cases.
u gentleman. Mr.. L. of CLarlcstown,
who ca1 be referred 10 had been confined t.
his bed most of the time for week, suffering
most cxcruclailng pain from Rheumatism; at
ter having had recourse to the round of anti
do'oS usually rcSurtcd to in this complaint but
without benefit aud while in this state Of
suffering. and no prospect Of relief, Mr.. Caleb
Symmcs. vino was his neighbour. and who,
OWN Ia the extraordinary benefit he had
himself experienced from It's use. recommend.
ed The article with such confidence as induced
Mr.. H. to make use oft, winch Inc did, with
the usual success attending MS admulS rgtjcu.
VIZ: immaculate mitsaiion IF Pas~ rciCf ana
c3,c'
\ Mr. 7. Of Ibis city, was attacked with
very violent Rheumatism in his back, which
an application of this Lluimrnt "n going To
bed instantly relieved, and cured by morning
observes he nCrtr uScd 0HyHing winch gave
him 50 much and so great relief.
Is An old Revolutionary Officer near Bos-
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Cor. of4th Avenue, and 37ih street. Yorkvile.
LETTER FRJNJAS. DELANATER.

80 NeU YORK, IhdY, To- 1880.
Mr.. John NCDdt--Dear Sir: For many years
my wife has suffered much from sererc afee
tioR of the Ljrer, and about three months since
she was confined to her bed, and APPARENTLY near
her last. Seeing your advertisement ofthe sLfe
rms was induced to get a box for her, in
hopes some alienation to her suilcrlngs might be
OBTAINED Tor her, and though many persons may
not credit II, yet nevertheless It's true that not
wthsandmg her great dcLIity her constan,
chalS and tererS, produced by her disease and
generat deJihty--aiter taking two doses of two
fIls each, she was able to sit up, and go from
room to room and before the expiration Of one
week, she was enabled, by tho blessing OF God
and the lnstrumen,alty Of your Life. Pills, to at
tend to her family avocations, and has continued
to do so ever since. Your Pills | deem an in.
valuable medicine, or rather, as call them, Re-
s'oraiive. Besid es the good my wife has de-
rived from them, can also bear testimony OF tho
GOOD ELECTS they have had en- the health of my
ch.'dfen' have SIX, the youngest tonr years
old, and all OF them have taken them. and been
benefited thereby; with one in particular, their
effects were tonshing in causing quantities Of
small 1ccrmS to come from him a also to relieve
hIm from janndice to which he has from an in
fant' been subject. Your Bitters however
thought were best IN the last case tor the reason
OF It's 'eing LIQUID and searched the system a.
supposed better. however do not pretend to
he the Judge. so much do think of and value
your Pills and Phoenix Bittcrs that have recon-
mended both to many and will continue to do so
"hen an opportunity offers. | could say more in
favor of both and all could say would not no
half of what might and ought 10 be said in their
favor and commentator.
Wishing you health and happiness as you en-
deavor TO promote the health and consequently
the earthly happiness of others ; | am dear sir
your obedient servant
JAS. II. DELAMATER. III B'eeckerst
L. >. had forgotten to advert to the rush Of
dlood to tie hedd with which informed you on
my first interview with YOU that my wife also
much complained of. Your medicine has had
the wonderful effect OF entirely relieving her Of
that distressing atlliction and with respect TO
myself 1t has almost entirely eradicated that un-
comfortable companion to which flesh is heir, tho
rheumatism. j. II. ID.
The above Medicine is for sale bv
hobERT MOODY. ly3&