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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01
BANGOR AND LO WEIR STILL WATER

AND LIZ w
ID COMPANY-25 shares Of this stock for sale at low
pziceSe share has been paid nhe capital stock Of the
company $500 Do0eir stock IN trade consists of Mills lun
Villages Cities Townships and tracts Of lumber land, Nc
down In Maine.
Sxteenths this stock has bought by the North Anne
Lumber Company mammsh concern OF 900 ca
pa located in Wall street and part Of their capital stock
There viii difficulty showing that the above be had
at a bargain Apply To - .
J. THOMPSON, COL Wall st.
NIB II the stock sold by path inst, 1t will sold
auction Nv Messrs Frankiis and Jenkins a24tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

ID EADY MONEY !-Singie Hats o cash a wholesale
II prices first hoor No 333 Broadway Of Anthony
A good silk Hat, black or drab, nj $3.50
do do first quality, extra superior 90
The Ne Plus Ultra" short nap, SO
Youths Hats rs
One the public advertising the best quality
any article fixed price does always make
than that style OF workmanship superior 10 another
for instance the prizes OF silk plush alone from u 70
45A yard These Hats expressly got here for the
city retail In n superior and Hat stamped being
first qualiy unless ii really My me Plus Ultra Hat
challenge competition with.
Wholesale orders from the south and respectfully solicit
ted. ie2-1m J. STEUART.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

- TO LET.-The Store known Is No. ZIG Maiden lane.
W door from Pearl H. Possession eiven inmedistcy
- Enquire at le4 Pesrlst jsoy
SusPENsOnN BANDAGEs.-Theseo useful sor-
~ gcsl Instruments made in different and after ts
mos, improved patterns, FOR sale at Ne. 2AnsN jeis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

"A FOR SALE.-A Country seat in the village 90
EM White Plains, Westcheser county, New York The
A desirable country seat, situate w the village Of white
Plains Westminster "a mile frem New York CITY, with
an acre Of land on which Il two story house. ~ by ~ feet
built within the last year and completely finished throughout
with piazza in front first floor are four all
finished with places hall through the full depa the
house On second story five roosls two 81 which
finished with places large garrett On the premises
good barn and other ouibudng srn GOOD wen OF wster
The whole i enc oSed with good picket fence.
For further partcua respecting the SHOVE property Hppy
IN yan Mead s Palmer Fisher, White Plains James
n Watkins, 10 Csthsrne street, New York. jc7-im
A HOUSE To LET, or ron sALE.-Tbe new,
@ modern bni three story house IN 9Th doors east
o Broadway, being the middle of the three houses
6pisbed This ~ finished in the manner,
atey. Apply 10 q. CLARK, 1856 wsferstrcet
myf6 istl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

Co., From the foot Of Barclay Street.-The
o10A- ERIE, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning. nj O'Clock
From tina foot OF Courandt street
The H. L. STEVENS this afternoon at O'Clock
The N AMERICA tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
NOTICE-n goods, freight baggage, bank bills specie,
other kind Of property taken shipped put board
the boats this line mustbe at the risk of the OF
goods, freight, baggage, NC liz
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
NUMBER 81.

The uHs srrrs,hes -, Courr.. 20 o~- tss,,As, lie
"'f'N 'he Nao hurrH party, that tho pstic
~ oA 70 ' sdnaisitatipn iT Beasurts Of fslisf
Tom 81" dasicfs they have siu brcssb "a the coaa,tv
'Tf 3" 70 gettag into uUef iasan rhst ~ baby
'"sisr The foil ofro a. veil iasirc 81 th~ rssft that
sva" an" "upaf ESQ 'esa hatt"e tao 81 ra cs and
cm',ftatsmeu's hot that feqaire. intest,t sissts 81
rFllrFe ana ~i-fem q" eN"oate I" heipg folly a~ue.
thai 'hr' must veY be called upon Their
sA IN performing tbs LAST mentioned duty. and prelab,
i"'tina the result thsr wits appeal to h. scattering
tour ~nds and thrY sgrec On oHe ran project ta
have aonsi a. uaas echers bes have Tile leaders Oae
~ ~ an exclusive mrtac cafrcact anothcf. nr mied
curcnry pau {, d and silver aud p,a papet third or
supporting the hrut. fourth fs hauhs oil
hh ef te,tHr upon roasnrs d,ss, without any bank
gHd an, bank &c Last 81 all .aid IN 81 the New
York p'rr's thnt tho llon Sas Wrghi Senator
efess tom the state OF New Work Whiting Of tho
couny nowfpaPcfs in that state IN favor Of Irchsqusf
i D""s ,s a., fSs qa,so, ss BE- ~so,ss, -
Tier OF uem IS calculated To- answer the cugencics OF the
country and ifso, which that one IL
We are altogether dporoi leave this matter ent,ei,
to themolvos They got the county nlo the .capc aad
thct business 60 yet cot. Thcy charge tho anti Van
Karen party with claiming for tbemseives ali A.. t,iss,. ~
e country Nhethor There foundation Tor t. bs r,
~ moi, point shall undertake to d.ermn. The
Van hnennos ba'e had sltnts enough their part 10
"io the difficulties extensively experienced and 80 trust
r opponents wl demand Of them that they IN oil remove
hcm ietihe hou,chold troops bring their project Of
telrl ana II IN the opinion 81 thot opponents Is oaicus
"u =" o"s"et'e purpose let u be adopted. bat oihsf'
w,so let scheme the popularity of the adm
uaton by show Of relief thst has tcon.
10 pace the money or currency Of the country in their
hands and Under their oouto in shou tempo.
ray oapedicnt he opposed With the 6rmneas and do
c'sion We would Rdop, no bank bat real bank, We
would have no Kitchen Cabinet Amos Kcnds machine to
work through the agency of the Post Ooe No Etehoauer
BANK or fesdeni Van Buren, to buy peace and support du
ring his present period Of powet to bride his way
ond election We would adopt untitled dangerous
projects We have had enough nd would
or rsk another We have the benefit OF guide
US on tins subject At least choose follow where se
directs There Is need Of running hazards. We
have nothing to do but travel In the beaten path and the
affairs Of the community will begin revive We
repeat however the hope that member o the opposition
l,flg Fh.p.. A..
responsibility on tho administration, where Il exclusively
bcOngs.-Conn. Coudnf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
RUTLAND, TUESDAY. AUGUST ID. 1897

ro' spd ALL har, hcrded W b., uousaud. aitho t
s taihefA far, circumstance
Farbef re sGo'i u exciting the resly Pc, aeains 3D.
aosa rich founded bed taste extremely .s.s,e.t
tenofaisius N lirh cegfee The ,,ch saa ma, tc
poor ms'atl, nan aud The POO, nan ra,, b, rsa hap
~ mofsl sud doubt.cs. there BE- noc real
hFPec-. asd oontenmoti f,yrnr To- the brea,, of the
hoHe'' oprs, poor THAI tiefe tie breast Of She
fich natot" as le ftalol
Agsu- IL dosiscd ~bothci tho rob could live u.tbopi
The Fpof auy than 10 pnr could live without tie rich
~ lt-fai honcst rch usually yer, vsusblc mem
Der of tho community which he lives Ile has h,. SURPLUS
produce store t tho unpro the poor "a nc of
soafrysnd has employment Tor ho.e poas whom Nature
has not constituted gh, provide excerpt, perhaps for
That ,hefe unworthy and oppressive rich cn and On
worthy poor equal, and those whom Prov
dencc and good fortune has bestowed riches or temporal
wealth, ought 10 he mindful how unsabo inches sad thai
the, boas, not al their silver and gold those
whom good fortune has bestowed te with uukindross.
Those 10 whom urtune has placed IA what called the hum
bic, walks should 10 oaelul how they attribute ihe con
d,on wrong causesbccause iftsy any uneasy
and unhappy tus only make, them uore Aud
while they may be concu,oj and happy jealous ensous
spirit may render them miserable.
We have been led 10 drop these few remarks this sub
I.ct suggested the onset correct CHROME
impressions which have been put aloat by designing
denagosnes teceniy IN order probably 10 produce farther
jealouscs the minds of class of citizens whose mouths
aud always open catch theme harp
upon.
The modern patent Democrats continually harpng
bout the rich federal bank pabob the Wing rufe gen
tythe proud and naughty federal arstocrats-tbe specu
ting monoPos. the corporation gentry &c &c assuming
the position that these appelatons exclusively appca.
BILE to the oppnsou Of the late and present
and doubtless Of the creduous followers Of "the
party swallow il all greedily they woulja delicious
cofdalBut have yet much confidence the saga.
city and intelligence OF the Freemen of Vermont to believe
they will regard such papabe absurdes at ALL They will
treat them the e.r,esence Of reckless aspiring party
round sienifying nothing
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
THE RICH AND THE PooR

TIE ua~ise e.scUssoas going ~ th,s eoantfs the
sbl,e psins Contrasting the sses q hs rich With the
pof !. s.sraisg diameter deserving q notice
1hs eosiesi ae.sosues Of the day who sl~s,s po~
as ssss, sessisg sloa they m.y derssf and oosasng
IL sssd themselves 81 aPaai theme to duPe tic cred
sloss and the sHpls 10 ssgaont then part,
is@sas sre,s ,sslosss and aal I'D sps Of class
o. feils~ seaas anoihsr ~hoh thsy designate
the reh ssd,ss Pr That No. thei arc iaboung Co naAe
'ss'r thy ca hlese that thS greatly opptesd
- tA"ss ~esa lhss call "rch sAaohs -ssd thai all ne
-'ssaSf 90 sed Po'e',s ts ~nrd sscasssy clare
able sta those "a sssHs apqarstt aveal cfcansaaccs.
e,h<s~ise eAilsd 'ths ueh"
10. ths esItaihly thsb hsf 4 act probably al
~reAg and faliseisas. a. eel ss wicked
!. ss svssy Fefsan 81 SGsgsAee sao common 10
ss'stsssssg ~~.s be that "foa She lsrHins nsa
~Es consist iss al Slasfeai fssses rssioa 10 sas
ias and sasss he gess d tls ~od sna The, there al
-sys ~ss ssS si-sss ~si "a shat called rich frls ass
Pas~ fsas Ass aeeS,ea ey ths great Create, Ard
Asssss 81 Al, tA-sss si,bs Of tho eshcsli
"aHss "a Tia ~asA % aesgrais ~Ao se,ssl, sss
s~s-sa $3.50 ~es % really peef
A'sis~ sueas Es! base As ihoasasds h.s q tbas
ssAs sne sses kas hsHrea. tkoasa sds r. sesa ass
ssa 70 soHh fsnLshs eiIss lo0 nay es sppsfsaiy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

RESULTS ~ FREr TRADE We commend 10 the softer
attention 81 the Statesmen o tie le1dtg POLITICAL pAy
the following aricu- th. Journal Of the American Ir-
sttute II short but It contains matter enough to en'
poy their thoughts tie whole .me between lhis aud the
meeting Of Congf'ss
Iihat amount sao ,rt import annually pay The fIpe,.
dtuos Of gorunme,f. p,Orided De dI,s should be re-
daced pfopostd By The tOmminee Of Hay' and means
The iGsf u,nierf
This committee recommend :e sudden reduction 81 the
dues required be pad uuoer the existing laws, 10 70
per cent Tie Whole OF iup0fiiions for 1886,
etsiod at S5g O09NOO Of which So 90 900 sioes
t pild ~ dut,cs the bal lance Alter doducunp the g..
40 900 would have paid tie ~Aoo duty f such fcduc-
had been made. Deduct tie duty free ARTICLES the
whole imports aud there ,iil 81 OJOtpD This A.
m.un' paying duty Of 70 per eeni, would produce SD
The appropriations Of Tie i,t Congress the current,
year stated by Mr Nvodbu hs letter OF May lat,
10 e collector Of tls port, $50 0JIDgl How much
must import 80 order at lie shall eGual the up
pi0yi.l ou " e. haze niacc caCut,5ioa tAo pHci-
pie that ne PfoP'oo coHuaues TIE same lri"tca ihf ar
iicrr thai p1s duty aud ttr t8i 10 not plt dtft
1885, aud he result - ibat VII require over ssh go 80
imported g0Is 90 meet The omcuut of spprnpu atoms
made By il" sa Congress ur s'ngic yoaruoaf double
ih. auioapt impaired On 1896 d huHcrod add eighty
,ots imports tho si year lac PROSECUTED oar 'adost3
aad spread bensfoPoy f snd ~de over our e.s", % Al.
mioHs scre pouf'd 10 upon "a 10 tie oDsro o. Tie PIE
scui sraTf
As..a the cIpn,et so crunch, fegn ary
iug aud he relative pfnpoi"" o afers Or "hch 30 d..
~ s pad incfcattng that rii pfotiilff thc ueEi
riLe imports b. greatly rfesso order That TIE
dgiies pad ulay eqsal DOR o, pssdiiures
lie iucreassd npstsfOu fdutY fee aftlclss u0tc
ed oar Siace tie roHpftiuss bi pas-et lrs
hs,. Increased from ssi foyreea mops Of dolls" ft
gnaum 70 % asiJtgoi and offered stuE4rs lllsstfaa y
tle praclina npcfaons 81 fee trade Hunted scale.
Ia those vi o thuk aitarh msoh aPo'iHses 10
imPorstiaas bach snd saspine 'i ihsn
sesss and thsy ~l ape that thsy have bcen unhpfn'ry
ne pfecusaT Of bsnsTupicss sod sasnngs A.
TIA ease u the late spf ~sn egf s 10" oprhra .nh
u alssQ fs0~ee m'fs iui0isf.Sas 'b-1 ~ ar
Hs.A
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

snd to tehcvc 10 from ihr ceutmoos evils ~ mis
rule aud corruption, urd,r Nhich we ups euler
sfe MOI, W Gttcni'y bore drs't,d w. o,oct ,i.rt.
sltiun ituiu The culpsble systhy and wan, at sys
'cmSiic eud rrr.cycunr CSctticn"i 'tr supporters.
The consequences II such tumiuai cthatgs
have becu i"u os'sritous 90 The topnitv. rrd have
pressed 60" severely npau the bp,iu,r, interests Cd
The people fot ~ further ptAciitc ~ tolrta'ton :
aod, II not cntfreiv abandoned md thrown OF Al
the coming contest, IN which We cr1riy hold The
vantage ground u will result 40 anoimr dishcnrt-
ening defeat Bot we U,il hope fur better things
sud that the most indifferent wt be- convinced of
he Importance Of putiirR o. annor immediately
aud Of nervng the arms ilr The approaching con
q" - r-.--. -i-..-i o., ..,-rad 50 snfrnd nu.ana
the people know ledge ot the causes that have
prudn"ed the existing cti.ts-t" commence propar-
aIon, where u has not Vet been done, iur v,gor-
Que rally at the coming electcus-to Iuiuee conf.
dence INTO the minds oi thuse ho have been dis
coursred edd dIshcurlened by repeated defeats
and to PIT every honorable means IN requislyion
for changing our present rulers. In tins way
and this aonc--wIl the people restore The innu-
cnce OF correct principles ~ the administration OF
the government aud afford themselves permanent
relief from the endorsements Of The tm's."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15
From The Eimira GAZETTE

Mr. Editor-Ny attention has lately been at,rac-
ted by an article in the Albany Argus. copied from.
the Plsitsbutg Republican, beaded "Grem Ddys
Uok' by which we are told that the saw nil bo-
longing to X. G. Moore & Co.. consisting of four
saws cut within twenty four hours with tive men,
hcirc hundred and f,ceniy oo pieces of pIoe boards
Believing, Sir that we have ssw-ms in this
country which can beat our eastern peighbors call
hollow" am induced TO relate trial that ] wit
messed a, the new mill owned by Mcssfs. Baker Il
Guthrie Of this town. II IL overshot mill, with
two saws in the same gate. II Gu, 10 hccniy one
minutes, four hundred feet Of inch pine boards.
The trial then made To- cut two bon rds which
was done ~ the short space OF one minute each
board measuring 10 feet. Allowing That the mill
could continue nj the same rate. II would cut torfy
sir housand feet in tcenty fou hou's. In this trial
there were but two sawyers against five, aud two
saws against fur, notwithstanding you will readily
perceive We have beat them at the lowest calcula-
ton over twenty thousand feet. J. l.. s.
Big Flat Chemung CO.. July II 1887
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

Patents. In consequence Of the dtstruciio, Of
the records OF the patent Office lss' year The gem
eral government has passed la. providing for
the record of oil patents 0new--nnd no patent can
be- given In evidence until tho same has beet re-
corded again 10 the Office The Commissioner Of
Patents hss accordingly published q notice. suggcs-
ting lhs propueiy "n the part uf all persons hold
ing patents, TO comply ~ilh HE law in this respect.
The National Ininacno"r ssys that srly sir-
teca h"adred patent. have been filed 1noo since the
rising Of Congress.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

Trdoeihng Postmaster. The mall between Al
banY and Utica carried on the rail road
md Is accompanied by n travelling Postmaster
who leaves mail at each of The side Offices on
the route, mud opens aud distributes the contents
Of those which he receives 10 return This ar
ranpcmen, facilitates the Transmission Of the mail
west To very great extent aud proves of great
convenience to the business community along the
line of the rOnde. For the accommodation Of
those who may wish 10 write infer tho closing of
the mil at The Post Office the mail cars have
each becn provided with letter box, IN which let
'crs may be deposited at any time bcfre the cars
leave the rail road lcfm,noilon.-.N \. EJprcss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

Grfd Crop and Grtai Etpfdhon. Dr Benimin But.
Ter ~ lbs village Saturday iast harvested ~ loads Of
hsy estimated Il lfDJbs pr had Gskrg 70 Bslb o,o
Thy and clover from iout and twenty f,ds measured
Ny pacing artificial meacnw Cora Hil. This hay was
raked AHh hofsa rake by scademek stsdhnt ~ -
yrars and hoy "f t~eise years ride and causd and
housed sy with horse afef tho
afternoon completely filling With leeds previously
carried TO bay and scafols offs ~ by ~ ie1 harm. We
know of aud pfesnae there 100 sefes equally
l4ded wltun the town Lhsn1agO RSpiJiicda,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

asghahls snsodos foste' BY a. ODD etsrn ~ Hart
Lssd sfihe wsii drcipn corp called ths "kag Tees
About ,slrs 400 t~ aboFs HssS eafz bad occssH %
plfsce sazfchHg stsftiT ne dferii@h 81
ay deep oao anS ts rspsiu, os hnVisg hfsf us fgsl
G.fgeitins ussb sod ~ eslpashd. fhah % 1fdf ~
sseats- ing yrscptairn mt a. fasnd ~H ~ BE sth
h,i Gio~rrs s dsvs I'D bs1ed irsssh hFusiy % 30
laaas knsss GOD rziled igs'g Ga ~ hssitsse'
lyia %. 90 ibs sesd -if 'et aosden, 81 hsas sis
top enl Tis isarEsst -1~stsf 30 hesrag The ofoff
u tf captain sssefs be fasn q" faaeh 'ash %" -
god eit tn4a ~aina i9fthef Sfctfs Fis'.pf
Iigaid
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-15

Sf0ns Mountain Thi. extraordinary eeystioh may bs
considered b only 81 The remarkable Mona
North Amsnrs bot ~ Of the gesssi HataIa
curiosief tie sn"Sn World. tuagine pcrIy ed saF
~s offoid onar,e g.. hundred ysds snzl snd
nHf hundred 5sfds gb fsngih gTsDdsgr snd ssisH,y
te pisia LelaV TIE Macon hs-suns,f gives full
drefp 81 the mountain made ~ recent Traveller, who
circumference he miies ad the bsgh t~ss
hundfod and fy feet u foa1f uh Al se top hho
de dome ~ sosos magnificent odbee md nsy hsvs less
tie Inv Nhence ihr scot his Escrbesf 70
his .ranye guds The STONE nsaHian stsatsd 20 lbo
w COUNT, teafgis and psfbsis tie aoat sieIsnda
oss many n4tors cYfses siih Which our eoaaiy
shosBds.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-07-31

! -. 1. III 1 Al. 4 d g.. 4
i's'i's p'luu0u 70 Sre ' ~ VI oui ~"
,.!. % w, ,,D'l ~ Wv Pa.s". "
i, > ~ i',y " ,'''' ,s'1i, IN
NV" "'''""s I''"'' J'ui""y IL .uO''Ji a''''
- wi IT, - 80, IL" ~, IVY
t IV, ~ a . " ,o ~ W.
S,'u Vi Cul
,o'e,I."e,s ~ 'nu' ,h',',,, ,o, 49," iIoo
a' sn',n,e all ,Lr,,, ~
ps,,;sI ,,lro 'nd ,os,od Ne s,on,s " ls'''
=, ,ho crioY,onni ~ nctnoyyIoJood Na,i.nyyi
r., ac,o. be,,i,,, ro;ssJ a,"Ju'1
! a;,I,or f,oroJ ~ oin,ircJ he I'll ,,Lor ,a,i,,,
and nt,oinod cLarac,or Tho n,ost 49,
,ho, n, IN cans,rnc,i,o aYsto,,, c w..
eminent for tho nrosotvn,Ion If tho Srsc6or,
,bns dcadv ob,oincd have ,yottcd in eo,r,, NJ
tho worst dcer,tic newer On norfb. an tha, an
rsrt Of tho vcrv nconlo ,vbo C,uob, md Lt1
| In tho cnuse Of American lreedom shonld he
nloccd undor tho orhi,rarv co,troI ~ ann,Lor
nnrt nj tbc soms neonIc3 va ncb 70 ILo liz
craco of the American country and the A,ncr.
Can name 10 tho lomenIoble ,acf.
In sneakiur of the formaiion Of tho fsdoroI
conn st. Shroud remarks. that -" when ,hr mr..
ttcles cr oufodnrotion botv,con tho States ,,,ro
ndo2ted in t77s the 10, - Of slavery was care.
| fullv evrludod Rut ,yben tho ncrils Of ,Lo
revolutionary conflict were over and ncncc
invited the exercise of patriotism. philantbronv
and religion. in the formation of a more stabln
and moro pcrCcct system of Government b,
which were 10 be reconciled the iarring ele
ments incident in n wide-spread country moo.
pled by inhabitants. whose education. vi,oso
interests and whose rcligious creeds werc III
| (erent the consideration of slavery was forced
upon the Convention. Politically speakino.
rGniorty of the States would have been bene.
li,cd had the same caution been observed with
respect 10 the Constitution. which had been
l 4 L. - II,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-30
GREAT EXCITEMENT ON THE
SL.AVE QUESITON---S NTH
DRAW.4L OF SOUTHERN MEM
BERS
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Unfinished business was made the order
of the day in the House, and the unfnish-
ed business Vas well named the further
consideration Of the Petitions praying for
the abolition Of Slavery IN tie District
Of Columbia. The merits of the Wh9le
Slave question was involved in the discus
sion, and the day has been in the House
one of unsual excitement. Mr.. SLADE has
had the floor the most of the day, and COM
ing from Vermont, where Abolition grows
up spontaneously with children to manhood,
you can imagine the character of his Peti-
tons and his speech. TO speak of it in
few words, it is the very essence of all that
Thompson, Garrison, May & Co, have
written and spoken on the exciting topic
Of Slavery.
In the very outset his remarks; he was
interrupted by Mr., WISE, Of Va, t or init
mating that the motion to lay Abolition ME-
MORALS upon the table was the result of
combination, &c. on the part of Southern
members. Mr., DAWSON, of Geo, also cal
led him to order for the same reference, and
Mr.. SLADE satisfied them by disclaiming all
personal feeling and all persBhal references
in regard to the charge.
Mr.. Slade continued his remarks. and
the Southern members became more and
more excited. The Speaker; at length,
called him to order for wandering from his
subject.
Mr.. Legare, of s., c., got the floor,
and asked permission to say few words.
He was under the influence of great feel
ing and excitement, and begged the met1-
ber from Vermont not to proceed. Mr..
i. as one Of the most eloquent men in the
House, was too much excited at the pres
ent moment to speak with any degree Of
GOODNESS. With great ardor and Justice
he vindicated the South from the attack
made by Mr.. ,Slade, and said that the homes
and fre-sides Of the South-het dearest in.
terests and her peacs-her domestic hap
piness-all that she had and was--was i
Identified with this question; and he there
fore begged that the member from Vernon
would desist
Mr.. StGde refused again and again Il
yield the floor, except when called to or
der by the members of the House. Mr.
Da,OSOn. of Geo., twice asked permission
to reply to some severe remarks made by
Mr.. S. but Mr. S. refused to yield the floor
Here Mr.. Legare, much excited, movet
an adjournment, although it was not then
O'Clock. Mr.. Legare's motion was not il
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-12-30

CIDER Many persons are not aware of
the efficacy of black mustard seed (sinGpSis
nigra,) In preventing the acetic fermenta-
ton of cider:-About half pint of the seed
put into barrel of cider, will preserve it
as sweet, from the, usual time of making
cider, in autumn, till the following May, as
the day it was put In. Tke mustard is of
very easy culture; few seeds scattered in
sottie rich vacant spot, will ensure sue
cessive crop-althOugh the plant is an an
nual. The succeeding crops will be per-
petuated by the seed which falls to the
ground in autumn. But in order to secure
the cider from any unpleasant flavor, it is
highly important that the vessels be per-
fectly free from must. An efFectual meth
cd Of cleaning cider barrels Is, by putting
into each one about quart Of unslacked
lime, after which, pour on about four or
five gallons of boiling water. Cover the
bung hole with loose covering that some of
the steam may escape, which will be gener-
ated Id great quantities; to prevent the bar
rel from bursting. Shake 1t UP several
times and rinse it with clean water. 1t
will add also greatly to the quality of cider,
by being separated entirely from all the Sc
diment. This may be done by fiItering it
through hair sieve when running from
the press, and then to rack it off when it
has stood sufficient lehgth of time, to
leave any that might remain, settle to the
bottom.-Farmer'S Cap.