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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20

Nbntr goats bat eet11 tbeolo !
eifbeu Seminar son Sleu.Oerf
$50i 1000 selbenft.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-04
POLITICAL DIVISIONS.

The c"niesi now gong on among The
leaders Uf the Jackson party must not be
misunderstood. Tosuppose that the great
mass oil voters who sustained these leaders
ATE separating into two great divisions,
aud organizing under their respective
chIeitains, is an gorgeous error.
The producing classes ia this country,
who constitute The great body Of voters,
are DESTROYS Of good government, wisely,
honestly, administered. A large portion
OF them rallied 10 the support OF Gen.
Jackson, believing that their object and
purposes would thereby be accomplished.
They yielded 10 the General, and 10 tho
poiIIIclans who declared in his favor, their
ardent, unqualified support, sustained
him and them IN the great plans of public
policy which they recommended, without
hesitation or wavering, with zeal, activity
aud mistaken confidence. The plans
have been carried into PRACTICAL operation,
aud have proved not only aborllve, but
ruInOus.
The leaders. looking over the field of
these experiments, encounter moruica-
non and disappointment on every side.
For the purpose oil saving themselves,
each Is undertaking 10 throw the blame
upon the other. and the Language of
recrImInation and rebuke is already card
among them. One portion exclaims to
The other, that they have carried the ex-
pertinent too far, altogether beyond The
original desIgn. They are answered
from the opposite side, that as YET the
process has not been COMMUNICATIVE,
hey must go on and complete ii.
In The mean time, their frUwnIna
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-04

youih uss - bright ss youFs: and 81,
sllsE he hegsn has dFpE = sHd s0os,s
uas - unsnsPlrioua - he lsrmssl a..
hin. and would have repelled = "a,
snily he admonilion % hrUsrs Il m.,,~
prTsnre. TIE dsnger Of this wee - :
IL slmosi imprrrepliblf spproarh -
uho fall By n; know II is sree,.,.
iuUlh does NOT sse " srspsrt dm,l.
ness in the sparkling h,,frsge 49,
quiekeRs all ms snscePlahliil,fs a -,
The invalid does nni src Il n lie eo.,,! z,
Which his physleian prssrrlhss. ~
which gives new tone % he ash,l,,,,.S
organs. The nsan Il Ihaughi and s.,,,.
,irlecls 20 paIsyfng poison IL Inc ,lravsS,
which setms . spring u lnsplfsl,oe =
inleilers and Inauguration. The lose, =
social pleasure hide dreams tia. ll.e.l,..
which animsies ennsrTsali.,n vii e., !.
drlnk IN solitude, and uill slnk nm i.
Low Ter tic inlrtcNpfse II y hlch he ~.
delights. lnismprsarve run.ts ui,A -. Z
less slsT, and binds Is fTsI cords a,,l !.
touch lon light u tr FIJI. Tins ,ru,b 4
mournlul sxperieure should IN lrsaspr, I
up by Us all, aud should inllnenre IL. A.,
bis and arraHgemrnI II d,.ulrslle ana s..
elal late IN every class At lhe cummnn,,,
IL. Ch0nniag
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-04

Hanger Of Moderate Drinking.-Do
not say that exsggerale your exposure
to In'emperance. Lei no man say when
ne thinks oi dTunkard broken in health
and spoiled IN intellect, d" can never so
!aIl. He thought as lille Of falling in
lbs carrier years. The promise of his
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-04

supporisFs lOak IN and ssys you allPromas-
"a u . fortunate Fssali--you PTsishdsd
a AnnM Ihr Mhole epsrail0n and elect
ii he tlans. lAsy have failed. s'gnaily
failed. and I'M. ali Il yos. have proved
mat sou neither deserved aur confidence
nor support. The parry. me rank and ole.
the sessIs. have hern ezi,iled. ehrsisd
and hslrayed; lies vail mol trust either
n yoa--ahey ait seek out some oiheT
men. upon whom Ihs ) may plare rrliance.
agalnss whngn, IN nmes past. they have
bren sTra,sd III viosrni opposition. bGl
by alam lhsy have never bern deceived,
plundered. and ruined.
ii HIVES. TaIlmadgr. and men n that
seh.,ul, or Van Buren. Benton. Wright.
and nsn Of ihal school, expect run
tnn.nce 81 public support. they will Be
sadly mistaken.
An hare shown themselves ignoFani.
nss k,lfnI ssalesn.an--and al The NV
ll,eunes and doctrines ihey may publish
, ui!l not restore 10 them il'e ,.eluded run
.ilsnee II lhe rank and iile-nl Tie msn
who DO the lsbar aud Constitute the snlrs.
they want workman Who understand
ihelr business-Whn are adequate 10 tie
task which they undertake. They vail
uai again employ builders thaE;Ssr yell
the: nTsI came rreommensisil whose
| banking house or manslnn tell III ruins
beluIe tie rnui was lalfly on. II will ID
u0 gnod 10 gel certificates III chsrarieI
aud competency; II will do no good co.
the mason Ia throw the blame upon the
carpenter. or the carpenter upon the
u,asnn; the building i IN ruins. and thai
IS enough Ia justify lhe employment Of
anugher sci 81 hsuds. y. D. Sfar.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04
GAT7TTGII

This may certify to all whom it may concern
that I, the subscriber, residing in lladIey,MaSs,
have made an improvement III The med cine
invented by me. and donominated "Dr. Jona'
than Moorc's Essence of Life, and have com
muuicatcd the Recipe to Henry Seymour OF
said Hadley, and 10 him only. The United
States is full of the sophisticated article, any
this is to give notice to the public that II thcy
wish for the genuine Essence OF Life thcd
mus, apply to said Seymour or his agents
and be particular to inquire for that prepared
by Henry Seymour. Dr. D. MOORE
lIadley, Sept. 0, 1888.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by ). a j. II
PECK & Co. Burlington, wholesale agents 'of
the state of Vermont.
o. Orders will receive prompt attention, and
any quantity of Medicine Immediately furnish
ed. This medicine is put in boxes of one OF
two dozen each, convenient and safe for trans.
porla,ion, aud labelled with the name OF Hen
~ Seymour, !Iadey, Mass.
April II. on
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04
EEFE! KEFE! AFN'E.
DR. JoNA. MooRE's
asGNenre of Iifc.

90 GENTS PER BCICGE.
SEyflE most highly esteemed medicine 'ho'
4 has ever been discovered Tor curing
Couchs, Colds and whooping cough, which, il
taken at the commencement OF the disease
NAV be cured ip short time. The following
are few Of more than thousand
RECOMMENDh TiONS.
The undersigned ministers OF the Gospel ~
the county of Windham, VI knowing the sal
u,arv efficacy. Of DR.. Jonathan Moores Es'
scncc of Life" having used it ourselves and in
our families. consider it valuable compost
ton; particularly useful and elIica'Ious IN re-
moving complaints of the lungs. and indeed a
sa(o and restorative medicine in the various
diseases named in the Doctors accompany
labcl and do most chccrlully recommend 'u
general use. believing it well worthy the pat
ronarc ofthc public.
.Sjgncd-Hosca Becky, Drmmorston; SyI
ves,cr Sare. Westminster; jed. IL. Stark
BratiIcboro Elisha d. Andrews, Puiney
Chandler Bates. Philetus Clark.
October 0, 1926.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04
RuSSeWS Celebrated
salt Rheum Ointment.

THIS is unques'onabIy the best and
safest remedy ever yet offered to the pub
lac for that obstinate disorder SALT
RllEUM. Where other means have fail
ed II has succeeded. and the fact that It
has been extensively used by emineD'
Practitioners speaks columes in its praise.
II is equally otlicaclous in all diseases OF
the skin, ring worms. and the most invete-
rate Itch, &c. &c. Numerous certificates
might be obtained, but the proprietor
chooses that fair trial should be the only
evidence GIFTS superior efficacy,
Price so cents box.
A fresh supply is jus, received and for
sale by g. J. II. Peck & CO., Dr. Moody
l.athrop Il Porwln Burlngton-.S. II. Barne
Charlorle-M, Huh Hlnesburgh Onion
~ Strong, q, q W. l.. Parker Huntington
Il Whale Nergennes-Skif' g. Loosely
Checkebury green-Jamln Hamilton, p
! etcher Jerco-D. b. Wilson. S. b
] letcher EsseX--D. e. w. Carpenter
Waterbury and with The Druggists generally
throughout the United States, and at
whole by Vim. G, Simpson & Co. Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04

yTyuFSr coiohr,tcd voretoblo piIls ne vcL,.l
rIcuTY TIOlrSIrvn POyFS L.,o
tao,eoI,ii, y vail .i,co JnI, 100, .,,.,,,,,,.
rocomucrdodhv lhou.auds of ,o,.o,. vho,,
,boy bovn curcd of con.urn,,on Iraroo7,
D,,ynoo.i, IIo,d,cbc Pain. and , .o,,,, -,
r,IInoss IN tbc hazel, mar, ortho Head usn,lIv
the svnntous of Nnoplcyv. I,rnd,cc Feyc,
and gur RilI,ons Sro,lct TvnLuy Voll,,Y
and common Fcvrrs Of nil kinds Asthma
Cont Rbcumoii.n Ncrvors d,sc,.o. ,vr,
comnl,iu, plrnrisv Inward Nrol-roe. Da.
nrcssiou oriha SoIr,,.. run,,,cs I,,r,roa,ion
! Sore Ewes Fills. Pal.v. Drnpsv Small pnv
| Measles. Croun. Con,rh.. Iybooni,,, C,,rh
! Ouinzv Chn'ic Cholcto,,orhus Cr,voI
Worms. Nyscurary. Deafness Riro,rr Noise,
in tbc lJn,d EinIs Evil. -cror,l, Frys,,cI,.
or 81 Anoitv's Fire S,i RLnrn lybi,c
Swclbnrs. Irlcnrs. sop,o or}O yo,r. ..io,l,,,r.
I Cancers. Tumors. Swellcd Foot and Ions,
| plies Costivencss. MI crnn,ions or tho sl;Ir
Frjoh,rnI Dreams. FcmoI, co,nr,o;,,,. orevorv
kind. esncci,llv INSTRUCTIONS rnlov,i;o,e So.
-5Oo to.ti,nnni,ls Lovo boon roco;,oJ Cro,,
individu,Is nj Tho birbos, rosnoo,,b,l,,y
'rbcv in fact nrovo Inv Tho onros ,Lc, M, I.o
ih,t ,Loro ;s M r,.cosyi,, ror n,L'. ,,,,J
ci,o
Z Al,bouc, n. y ..,,,,,,,,o.o,,l L.. ,,,u,o
tho oboro d;.o,,o., la :, ,o,,o-,l,,l, &c ,,,,,,
an win m, ,,r,nir,,r,or Ma Ia,, oolol,.a,,d
Dr W., p.,nd,o,I, n,,, ,'o-, o,I,. ,,,s
ooso On ,n,r,,r;,u ,c,l', aI,lJ MIX l,. i'm
nodi,1, ,h, r,rcIo,',,' h.,..,,1 ,' 6,,;,,,a
md c9osconcni dc,,n,,,,oon, =, Tho nrr,n NJ
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XII Ladin1,a.s c.!,,I, Ma liaaJL '. ,ho SIAM,
och and Lnv,I, ~, ,l,a ,on,,,,a,;',, ~ ~,
nso NJ snch omod;c;no .ncL hn,anr, aro ,nr,
~ ho oor,iod a,r AID ,i. LIaod a"s,in,oo .,a,,
,,i,,',',. ,I. ,olI. w.,
netscycycs with Them, viii he satisfied ,ho, d.
w., p,o,lr,,h C,lr ,,,,,''l H., III
10 oL;nc, # is nn,;, nm aLsnIn,o and Lnou.r
r,ct Thai evcrv disease whether il no in ,bC
hand nv roo, n ,Lc br,;o mr. ,noa,os, ,,o,,Lcr
whether il he an outward nlrcr, or an Inward
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04
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IgSE.55r.s.' .A.DLl rs .s- III III F Z
EnuE subscribers respectfully inform the
~ rubiic that they have formed copari-
ncr>hip under the firm Of
IIERRICK, CEIRIST0PI a. Il ~ co.
for the purpose or manulaclurlug and selling
Piano Forles. in all their varieties; warranted
equal in elegance. workmanship, touch, and
tone, 10 amy manufactured in the United
States The operative pant ofthe firm have
had long and thorough practice in the best
establishments in Boston, Philadelphia, aud
New. York, and feel warranted bya competent
knowledge of the business, in recommending
their instruments equal in all respects to any
in market. Amateurs in music aud others
are requested to call at the Ware Rooms, Cor
ner Of Champaign aud MacDouou9h Streets,
aud examine the instruments constantly on
hand, consisting of a variety ofpIaln and nch
/ Mahogany Case, and superior havy toned
/ Rose Wood with the highly approved grand
action. which produces splendid clearncs'
and brIlancy of tone unknown to others Al
orders by letter or otherwise directed to Ly
man & Cole, for Piano Fortcs, Tuning. or any
other business connected with such an cslab
llshment, will be promptly attended to. Ole
instruments tuned and repaired on reasonable
terms. HIRAM HERRlCK.
WM. II. CHRISTOPHER,
LYMAN & COLE.
Burlington, Vt, 22d February, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04

humors,) they are fast supersedng every Of
preparation oil protested similar import. Caste
may occur where it will he proper TO take
twenty or even thirty or more pills; this must
be considered with reference TO highly innam.
| matOry disease, or when great pain is expert
onccd
| As Brandreths Pills prevent Scurvy, Cos.
| tvouess and its consequences, seafarnp men,
and all travellers TO foreign regions. should not
be without them, in order to resort TO on every
occasion Of illness
| n. Il. Time or climate affects them not.
Southern Gentlemen will find this medicine
one which will ensure health to the people on
| their estates.
| CANCERS. Several cases Of cure can DO
referred to- the cure is sure if perseverance is
used.
CONSUMPTION. Reference can be made
| 10 numbers WHO have been cured in Ncw.York
and Brooklyn, Of this disease.
| NiNDlCATION. DIR Bfandreth has been
assailcd by the proprictors of other medicines
as a mercenarv quack, because he is said to
recommend his medicine in large quantities,
aud that no good medicine is so rcquircd.-
Tho fact is, that any medicine having Mercu-
ry, Arsenic, Anlimony. or IIemlock in it could
not be taken IN large doses because if it WERE
such medicines would destroy life at ONCE
He does not say The medicines 10 which he al
| ludes have those ingredients in them, but it il
evident, from their directions, that great care
IS required in the taking of them. Now,
Brnndreth's Vegetable Universal Pills can DO
taken at all times, in large or small doses, &c.
cordlng to urgency Of symptoms.
Such is the reputation, and SO great the de-
mand FOR the Genuine 'Bradrcth's Vegetable
Universal Pills. that counterfeit article is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04
Russcll's Vegetable Bilious
PILLS,


FOR general u>ein caseses Of Jaundice,
morhld senSlbJlty of the stomach and bow
els, las Of appetite. iUId breath. cosiIvc-
ness, Plies, and all diseases arising from
hillary dcrangemcn's,-aIS for correcting
The state OF The blood, and cleansing the
system Difficult and v>cid humors. These
pulls are a mid carIar,lc, producing neither
pains no, gripping, and are therefore a val.
liable and highly approved mecicne, and
are pronounced as such by the most dis
ungulshcd phys cians.--Each box con-
taInln9 38 PIE. Price q 9 cents box.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04
ia nN mhnm il nan cOnccrn.

We. the undersigned Physicians, who have
nrovcd the efficacy of DR.. Jonathan Moore s
Essence Of life, conceive it our duty to pat.
ronizc the medicine, and are Of opinion that
icgcncralIy used, it will be Of public utility,
Sjgned-Abel Duncan. samuel S!Garn''
Dnmmcr,ton; Jonathan Badger, VIM. Town:
IrestmInstcr G. ". Chandler, Andovcr
Prescott Hall, Chesterfield.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04

in praise Of fog 10 be sung by oil the mem.
bcrs, accompanied with the cIalter OF empty
glasses.
Mr. Babblc agreed perfectly with The
opinions Just expressed. He was decided
" n tee ioroller he was decidedly for log,
There was no doub, that moOnshinc bad
alcohol in it he had satisfied himself OF
he fact by examining it with pair Of
double million magnlIylng Iunatlc micro
scopes screwed together wrong end fore
most. so convinced was he of its noxous
effects, that he never went ont of doors
when The moon shone. without a bung IN
his mouth. lie called for the ode, and
begged leave to set the tune.
ODE THE roG.EArERs.
Tune. Pauco ueScor.
In Paradise, down east,
When Adam began his labors
VIVA we think was the feast
or the jolly old dad and his neighbors
Snug in the leaves,
a di,h Of Foe
Was Adams prog
And ditto Ewes.
Twas Mt feasling, piping, harpng,
That rouSed them from their beds.
And then they scraIch'd their heads.
Twas no alarming
Squabbe and spulter
For bread and butter.
Was Mt it charming
oh happy lads and lasscs!
On fog they d,nrly dned.
Good Lord the very asses,
How they snuileI up the east wind
As if they'd pull
The sky down, putting
Shifting and snuing.
Aud ereedily suniug
Their bellies iull.
Would nature thus have smiled,
Had Eden's pigs been roasted
Wonld Mt Paradise have spoiled
A the smel Of smok'd and toasted
Sure I would have been
Funny to see,
As conceive,
Grandmother Eve
Swrcten her tea
With Holland gin.
Had Adam ate srewed mutton,
Instead ofkeepng fast,
III bet YOU leather button,
He'd not been 50 tough as 10 last,
AS he did, it appears,
ALIVE and awake,
If there's no mistake,
Nine hundred years.
| warrant sou he was wiser,
Aud farter too, t0rsoolh,
Than the hungriest gormandzer
That ever chewed with tooth.
No cnoc to vex
His stomach stout
Nor rheumaties nor gou,
And his cle held out
Without any specs.
Then how marvellously pat
Is the question propose We.
II tn old gentleman grew so fat
On the fog o Nova Scotia,
Is the man who swells
Your stomach with litter,
Fat, bilious and bitter,
Enough to split
Homb.shelI 10 fri,er,
The right sort Of critter
EoR OUR HOTELS!
This ode was sung with capital effect, and encor-
ed seven times, after which the members all took Il
nap and wonderful 10 relate, not one Of them had
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04
1-yDThe above medicine is pre-

pared pare by HENRY SEYMOUR, of Hadlcy
Mass. from the original recipe, by the direction
of said Moore. and sold by him ard ihep.inci-
pal Druggists in the United States.
LAS there are many spurious articles IN
circulation, for the benefit oi'the public, he vii
,rivn thn fnllowinr
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CHAMPLAIN HOTEL.
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JONA. sssssFRr9 HART.
issr jF....5.,

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the
q citizens Of Burlington aud It's vicinity,
and the Travelling public generally, that
he has taken. repaired, painted. fitted up
and furnished the above Hotel, situated
near the head OF the Steam Boat Wharf
ard next door north OF Messrs. Follctt and
Bradievs Stone Store, in style OF elegance
aud convenience not surpassed by any
other Hotel IN the village Of Burlington.
4 spacious Parlour, Dining room and
setting rooms. all Contiguous communicate
with each other and with The front Piazza
below, Porlours and sleeping rooms above
are convenient, airy ard prospective and
communicate by the Hall 10 the Front
Piazza above, are all inviting to travellers,
buarders and parties IT pleasure. The Bar
room, barns, sheds, aud yards are arranged
in the best possible manner to accom-.
modaro the travelling and business public.
Mr. H. from long experience Processes TO
know how to furnish a good table aud bar
and to serge up the choicest eaabIes aud
rarest dclicacIes that the market and sea
sons afford in a manuer To suit the taste OF
the conuoisseur. and confidently assures
his patrons and guests that his utmost
cxcrtons will be put in rcqujs'ion to
serve them.
Steam Boat Passengers will be waited
on to and from the Boats and their Bag.
gage transported aud taken care Of, and
save their Hack hire to and from the Court
House Square.
Stage passengers can be sci down at
| this Hotel without addriona! fare, and
hose taking the Boats viii be shown on
board with their Baggage free of expense
/ aud without incurrlng any risk Of beng
left, by the darkness or lalcness of the
! night or any other emergency incident t.
The hurry and hustle Of steam power optra
ton, or the fluctuations OF wind ant
! weather.
Horses and Carriages furnished those whC
ish to call at the Banks or public Offices
or visit any part OF the village, on reason
! able terms
Burlington. Nav |. 1887.
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WTNOOSMT HOUSE.



tLaie Of The fremont Hotei, IVitiision, "
SNHAS the pleasure of informing his friends
e,I1s and the Public that he has leased the
above establishments which has been thoroughs
" repaired, and furnished in the best possible
manner, and is now open for the reception of
Company.
lie will be found at all times ready TO sup.
ply the wants Of all those who may favor him
with CALI with the best the markc, affords.
and hopes (by his desire TO plcasc) TO merit,
aud receive the patronage of Il liberal Public.
Strangers and all those wishing to visit the
extensive manufacturing operations now in
progress at the Winooski Falls, are Informed
that carriage will run for Passengers from
Burlington Court House Squarc,to tins House,
three times a day, (and otenor if required
through the season.
4 Livery Stable is in conncxon with this
establishment where Horses and Carriages can
be bad, at all times. on reasonable terms.
Winooski, May 2jth, 1887.
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"Scicrce should contribute to the comfort
health, and happiness of mankino."'
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New Watch and Clock repair
ing Shop.

HNUE subscriber, informs his old Customers
w. and the Public, that he has resumed the
Watch and clock business. in the Morse House
door north of the Jail East side Church ST.
where he is ready 10 put Clocks and Watches
in a, good order as formerly and on as good
terms as his Neighbors. He viii also keep for
sale on commission, one and eight day Brass
and Wooden Clocks, as low az can be had in
town and warranted. Call aud see.
A. BRlNSMAID.
Burlington, May IS. 1887.