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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-22
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SntelIlgen, Nmt.

Ger Guos oseasuannts hat in Der 3ueea.
ranas Straes. stIIte Ibnrsn 6ItileD eet
Meaosmts, tn Canton, Gta,f @aursy, >
tto, EN- eane Nesilfsr srtfuet, -
.unc 1T aaf alnfrese, uunnebr in 8trsis=
fteoIt, ui,' trseno Ilea<nee Ghter in sln
Wnt} s:n3atrassn tho nit osten tsSlsi:
geue>a Gioseb, ten ul.o NorthiIn a.
bsnl tl1ssE, 70 ypjs anb cis Ssoins,,neen
IL 9ctpei eiFsu, gptss yvsI<bea olsit!te 5u
DsE:dufe:F, psFlif(i:' sto is-yel osss pers
nar'4su fspn ab3sc.
IT>:e : qusnii1f,rsa uro Dcvtkeiis.
Die aos ssnss .irnse'iubs otsisr Ari, IN
Wtt<!vunst, ttnse Saun,2s, psieso liu
eiJu,f at,e SAM !ss, sntlpr.astn ma.
e., ;I4o i;.Gt sin51ftbeu mosm ri.
s1::@ t..:..e ,>5t2 5alln5, oar S'5nsr 's'r
:. J.. sGf Sj:Hte txe I';d.rl.p 0,.t; ss, fafl
.ia.3 >tt .JJ.,s...- 1o<r u. >gaV. 11&a f1>rce
e.,e 1)s!ra.ol II yAL 53e 3is& Ter ~ III:
Il :..t..3fs;, a.ss . II. lpAlIt s0tis.!d, III is=
O. ,sts: ~ .1s S,llaot Uots St;.tSt F.itsu
l-aa, oit trif.tiA 0xibnsaue vb.s jtsaen
Shit In ent'p.td'yn.
,.rttltut eD.nfaas DISQUALIFICATION fiji
eiuosrfpeI aa. o.r9liDsatsooyWsa oosr
4.tsuef1aes ii SeDUen-r
Spbn MeperS.
gaatos, Myrii &C. 1897. 4eti.1
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-22
Sut1, Qsrfauf
SUN Ser[NuI
in Der Dru6srei cse starf g.. Temcf,at
s. ouee's auoee a,
einsip aug Ne3et1bilien aubsreitst
tou SNpb 1aut in WaItimcre.

etn31 aug Ne3etdbttten 3ubsrettst
tou T'eob DaMt in 9altisnrre.
Tisfs D1seiein term NIT pcufcmn1enes
eihertsi, rcn jsssm qI!ter mnc in isosr
.Rvanthsil asbraubt rsreen, befunter6 in
fctsencsn Gtansbsitsn: - unterlsitstes
fbrsr>sn. Dtrluft ceS Qsppstie, llnrer:
eaulidfsit, Ma9sns Gnt,ineune Sob:
bremen, Giarstoe. Rutr, gpIeene Meer,
:SiftsI, asf6rte monatlide Nisiui8u0e,
r. Gar!ab = t,no arrsre Sisber pcden,
Deritcpfan3 @Eolera Nlprbua, Nrs5e5:
trns g,fdltur6, 9nfsn 9uneenentsins
tuua, Dalefntli:neun3. St;d 3uj1,n,
9 iecetbmer,sm slasfblaa, Atbpfe
9Dafer|utbt. 2ebsrffau'psiten. gslbluht
fbmsrss uriuIcnsu. Qp7e'id5. nert6i.
uno ffrrrbu!bfs 3ufd!Is, senerilbs une
Gle aus unreirsm 9 Iut entfsbeneer
Grarfbeitsn.
Wreis per 8otteI 81, 80.
Cine ,nadtise Mirtuu9 bat e;ele We;
titin az 8einisunes,niuel i'm Grhb ling
uno 9ertft bei iOlder, esren GcnfiIuticn
auf etartune uno @slebun9 Nnir,Nh
mabt !; snsi coer ersp 3ctteln ,reresn
mobItbdti9 mirteu, obus oaD r,an Ib i'm
G6sn uno Grinsen iii 9|bt III nebnen bat.
Iau@enre vsrberben ibye eon|titutiou,
inotrn Gs Elm pe0trb*6 psi!n|ttsl on5u:
weaeen psridu nen. AsiE bsneres 9niIteI
als bic Wauaceo! Weui9e Sa,,,i!ieu Nno
frgi con lforbut1beu 2eiosu lreld)e llh
outh 9luejbIiss, 0sfbwartu, S6mib
libtsit, 0srIuit ees 2!ppstit5 rno llnesy:
oau!ibfsit 81 sstsunen setsn. Dis Va:
uaeea e,upfiebIt IItb in alien Jabg55e!ten,
;nsbeloupere alh siu Oorbeu9unJ61,!tteI
ofesn ale Aronfbeilsn in rpafneu @li=
,ratsn; g 3-.tmaI Die MoDe g ODER :! g.
G6fI pcu bsim 3sHsshsn 9snO'nmsn,
ibuHt aeseu Gbo;sra, 8sIbs5 Siebsr nnb
10 mau0s anosrs Arantbeitsn msIbe cis
SonNjtutietl (9bpa6sn.
Gjeid in Dstrsf oeS Oefdmaf6 sber
sinsm Goroial 81 psrs!ei6eu> a's elmer
Dltoiein u. e6 1T nicbt ju pe;t 9ssan9sn.
wenn Niu9u9ef03t rivo, boe Fe wirtIid
oe5 Qsten o3rldn5eTt.-
Disls Vanoesa it 9or Gu:js'a in co6
pub|fum sjnseiibrt 'rorren ii. bas 'usbr
3susniG' au'5uWsiisn a!s irssno cine
anoere 4Reo cir.
9jele tSnnsn IS uidt tes,eifsr, wis
ss T cine Sgaustr Mebitip n6siitb ia,
loibe GDaussr in Der QsilfunIt bsroors
,ubrinsen. aber Gle 3bat(abeu ituo 5u
sinIeuttsae, as eaB fs Se:easn;IweISsn
fbnnteu.
q. 9. Der Qsrauaeeter sss Demo:
erat 1T Die sinj'es, 5n,, DsrEauf cojA'i
Msbiciu. in Sta,e Gauuip, btpoIluaeb=
tlats YerlUn.
Carton. Nprii @. 1887. 46tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-22
J j. tI-.tr! 2, i Ill!

%l,F IHterSttD'Ffe ret AT 3CAno unc
Ne!s b.lf1noir 3um @srsauf Siueomp'sses
.AiTc~t,msnr etutfber Rnib>r. reI de e.
afTcna:a IT 10 niserta ala ira:no elm an
esrer BuchbincIrr ~ eetfaufen' ltutsf
et:ieu 2'hbtrn teFncsn f'h ioIssncs
gtsins fIsine 9er9eapaie.
8~sbons lPelt3sl6 dtf.
Sampe5 gntee6rna pon An srifa.
Maf6 9ta'urasitihte.
St.tEiu3e Ge;tHfunce.
gv, bIuneen, pcn gfni'ie MSaer.
QnH,Is.nbsra;id,ss 9tlsua,ub.
GloaA, ron Siraf~
Nat Abenpm 1hI ees 6srrn.
57inan1 i|her 9lumtnaarten.
50aHbe:aers spanseliid,er Genetsief.
A.o. Wosuus, Gspktll6e 9sbstuuitfe
grSah;aneeu in taulsnS unt einer 9>att,
t1ou@ba!surstFunit, ensIifth nno ssut{d;
cr3eoIuraen, Bon Aosibsrt Mutsr.
SuUines A,tes =. ibn (s;tit eeftnsben,
1as 9ltus Istlatueat, nteTl. :. @au 50,
e ecbmOIFens Mosssnn. AbsuoAneabtsT
SGj!mftue GinosrIrsune.
Qfetos nne N;tt Ar;t.
GampeS Gobi7icu.
Swbarjnetud.
\eii'!ns!6:e!ts's
t)stln.if fbse ! ruf1'fn.
Ser 4 aue 9?taua, rcu sfjQ:ns.
2>er A!ts'!hnn fr. prA nHa:ter Stcts.
Nlotie &Gtfla!t, -
.Reulllrc.tb,
CDapellsD.
ptberii pctn @;pfei, --
Die 8repnassesY.
Ser piUtsa'1t.
0tnccefa. eius drn'rttise Ctfdidt: .c
lie G'tsrrs eeS Grtoist.
Isanu:Nid lejn.
,honF:imsl t;ytutk.
E>aS 2%ud : G'ets;rrifTt.
: az btIn1;'ets f oeIieb, epn Srea Saul
Cv1n0 !trn' Nrc>sni.
Gaa h''iibt AtsnemabI t. CSsfftukTp
Sic t's'oe ear!sulpisEsri'1,
..1tf:'S om Csjfs'9 &c. rcn Gstmia.
q: Uaasi!'e 2eb'pS.
9fernar3nGibrd.
02cnanussgih!e;:,.
a,ae aRrhmiettn.
Ganee;in6 G'eept:yPunf.
Qns!. uro osutlde6 Ioldeu.T5rtsrtub
0ls"ts ena'. uro oeutitbs6 2Dt!tsttud'
te"itsn sro'Illr Of the ssrmou Language
5,Abasto birlifd's }2;t;psisn.
lie n'ance!uce Ssels.
32a5f!manct C'stettu1+'.
:cfi'c(sr4 Y.ftj8tHub.
Gta,F& 0sE*taud.
oh i'''at@o'ii1ee lints,ridtun3Stn4.
EcfntrS 2 has*ds!d'en.
*. afjtf' asYe 9T:cisttnN,
AruttH rebsss @hFi2ru'aum.
SS~y, d'Yill|idst Dlarttrttum.
r5rn'tinittoit'ebss 0s(onstnh.
Elsbet, Ie(1anents. Qieoebb DER, Nott
d ensn, plaItsI gu6ltatiertttter,
T"bn Snxtoa.
Gou:ru,- Uee. 90. 1888.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-22
Oieue 01uLer ! !

Tis untsridrisbenrn nsbmen Tb eie
5repbeu, oasYubIiium biern'it 5nbenab1
r,dtiaen, oa6 Ie 70 ebeu srbeiten bassn
Elm Ai1ettmsnt Oorte waoren, ais {:
Sattisrraaren, 'Qsugate'u, 8!aebasSe
fir Sd,misos GiMner. WaSsl, osnltsrs
9!ae, SsL Sarben, Sbaufeln uno 3ar'
asu, Ibse &si1a, pfauusn MsNsr uno
0abeIn, 2efsl. SyilIsn, yldtsilcde, GnFs
fsemitIsu, @aFss,ttsr, Gtes 9rettsr,
SGubn,a6er Slit Ghub DrabL Bins'
faeen, Sellsn QutmaGer @i(sn, Rarten,
S6sersn. Sinsttbats uno Naosla, Ger
Der Ms0er, stabl, pebsl, Mon:irunssn,
Sirnis, &c. 81 Den billiafeu prsilsn.
Niap 90. 1876. O1. Scbn(cn Ii. @o.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-22
Scut,cDeS 0EOtorluu.

ScutiOe6 0iOt0rluus.
ga llutsEhriebsusr pom 9eurernes
ais OfHsntIiGsr Olotarrs (notary pub
Iic) fir bic Stabt Canton ernannt ure
eiu8r{est mcsesn 1T : 70 madt ct hem
'sutibsu pubisu,u abtunasopu bsfann,
tab er hsse;t 1T, 5u trseao elmer 3s;t, fs'nen
2llutss'Ssfhaften tbatia at5urarleu.
| Dcll,nahtsn fanu ,,lan bsp ihsn auf
iIsbr srlsibtene Qst pstfert3su laben .
.noem e5 bis,eusb unatthi3 esmatDt
tpilo bislelbs npu oem 0uussrnbr eettiF=
eiren 3u I,bsu rpeldee p|ele AofsN
3sil uno Whte srfpdrs.
Seins Gifiee 1T ia oer eNp office Get
j1rn. 2ccmss une SaGm.
e. Msper.
sontcn 8eSr. s9. 1887
Ssutibes Oeutsltutb,
Don better 0ualuit, lit braano,s 81 la'
Zen bsp s. e. u,o 6. 4ase.
Npcrner, NaDns ec. Aua. SO. 1894.
s /, 0 CO.
8tsue, fbnaris, Nos'aier attn,
Sreul,e, ruo anosye SShsr 81 psrPauf.n
50 ST. Se5niau II. Gr.
8htber.
Gin atlseiaenes atnornnsnt e dull i,eb,
sr 8ib.ln, Iefamsuts, e:soefbn6er,
Observation-Disclosures, E6rsibpapisr,
,e. Beg W.< S5obnfon u. 80.
Mall1aon May %, 1895.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-22
Gin neues H.tma.

Ter tintsr5siebuete trsut flb feinen
5reuneen uue Dem Vubli.u,n 81 msiben
cas r Qsnrib %. 9ree8or, a!s
1bsibabsr in ieiu 0sfbdls ssromms1.
Ca6 Gsfbait .piso biniutt urtsr Der Sir.
;tla bon
Neyere une 0resscr,
auf Dem elten gtancpuuftf, g 3birsu
wsFlleb Don 0la6's gaitbrf 5ur @Irde.
.~- Qsam Wspers.
Odr, 18. 1897. 41=tf
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02

A great deal of nonsense is uttered
about the Scotch banking system. Be-
cause 40 revulsions, pressures, or expan-
sions are known in the history of banking
in Scotland, many shallow persons think
there is principle inherent in the system
that like salt in fish, preserves it from the
effects of decay. No such thing. The
Scotch banking systim is not very differ
ent from that Of the English joint stock
The great principle Of the Scotch bank.
ing system is a moral, not a financial or
legislative principle. The Scotch bank
ers are cool, cautious, prudent men,
They seldom indulge in those expansions
or contractions that cause revulsions ir
England or the United States. Specula
ton does not exist in that country to any
thing like the extent it does here. A full
DEVELOPMENT of the Scotch banking sys
tenn would describe the moral habits ofth'
people. If the mere Scotch banking sys
tenn were adopted here tomorrow, it would
not be bit better than our present system
We would not use it so coolly as tn
Scotch do. We would put on steam
issue too many credits-and get round it
checks in some way.
We never will have regular or jud
cious paper currency in this country.
is not in our nature. No system wi
prevent US from trying to get rich in
few months or years, or of cheating eac
other as often as we can The bank
cheat the public, and we cheat each oil
er. That's all the difference. The grea
est cheat is the greatest man.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02
VERMONT EGRAP H [.

wealth and stability. The cultivator OF
the soil approaches nearer state of true
Independence than any other citizen ofthe
republic, As It is the most useful, so is
agriculture the oldest occupation of civil
lied life. The lowest grades of barbarism
are found among the wandering savages
who have not been taught to make the
earth yield her increase. The primitive
virtues-unsophisticated honesty-fdeli-
ty to friendship-pure patriarchial rela-
tions-and dependence on the Creator, are
congenial to a rural life, and, if we may
be allowed to strain figure, are natural
products of the soil. Goldsmith's often
quoted lines place the relative importance
of different classes OF the country in it:
true light
| Princes and Lords may flourish, OF may fade;
| A breath can make them, rs q breath has madt
But a bold peasantry, their country's pride,
! When once destroyed, can never be supplied.
In turning over our northern papers
we were much pleased with the accoun
there given of the operation OF the "press
ure" in Bradford, a town in Essex Co.
Massachusetts,. The place is small, AM
twenty-six shoe shops employed goo
portion of the young male inhabitants
while as large a number of the female
were occupied at their homes upon thos
branches Of the trade which are turne
over to women. The tap of the hamme
was heard from morning to night, durin
the late fictitious prosperity Of the Who'll
country. The blight came-hands wer
discharged-and affairs looked gloom
enough. till the season reminded the i'd
cordwainers that the "esrth has uses a
prunelIa has " They turned to farming
hired lots of land, went to work, and al
now as busy as bees in raising food fc
3 themselves and families This is the trr
: doctrine. The merchants elasticity ma
: be talked of-the elasticity of the Yanke
. shoemaker is proceed to exceed that
D their own leather.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02

from 25 to 80 bushels per acre. 1t con-
sists in the application Of fine Stacked lime
to the wheat just at the time of its heading
out and Towering. At the rate of about
peck to the acre.
Il is sown broadcast upon the wheat
while the dew is on, and the field is rem.
dered white with it. The best mode Of
applying il is with the hand, and for the
person who sows il, taking his proper
breadth or cast, to walk backwards, so
that he may not cover himself with the
lime. II must be sown while the wheat
is wet, or the lew is on, and the philoso-
ply of its application is very simple. The
maggot of the fy is deposited between
the grain and the stalk. 1t is, of course,
an animal substance. The lime or alkali,
mixed with the dew, is carried down upon
and neutralizes or destroys it. DR.. Ly.
man has now tried this preventive three
successive years, and has invariably, as
he assures me, saved his crops, while
those of his neighbors have been des
troyed.
| visited, at the same time, the field o
a Mr.. Bellows, in the same town, who
had been advised by DR.. Lyman, to make
this application. The field consisted o
several acres. He did il; it has PROVED
successful, and what is strongly con6rma
tory Of the value Of this remedy, is the fac
that field Of rye, belonging to Mr.. Bel
lows. adjoining this wheat, and thin
within the same enclosure, which wa
not lined, has been nearly destroyed b.
the fly.
These are certainly very important el
periments, and l make no delay in pre-
senting them to the public. DR.. Lyma
has promised me a more particular az
count of the experiment and result, an
likewise Mr.. Bellows, which as soon a
received, | shall be happy to commun
cate. / have received indirect and indef
mite communications, that the same e1
pertinent has been successfully made
Chinatown, N H.; but l have not bee
able TO obtain either the name or the d.
tails HENRY CoLMAN.
Meadowbanks, May 10, 1887.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02
DOCT. MARsHALL's
Vegetable Indian Black
PLASTER.

. THls Plaster is unrivalled for curing scro.
fulous Swellings, Scurvy Sores, Lame Bach,
and Fresh wounds, Pains in the Sidss TT;ps
and Limbs; and seldom fails to Civ 81
in, local Rheumatisms. IfappliedI he
side It will cure many Of the common Ven
complaints, and if applied to the ~ in
season, it will cure the Quinsy. Fk viz
tues OF the Plaster have been witnessd hy
tnousand' of the most respectable indivilu-
"is IN the States OF Vermont and New York,
VINO nave tested it' efficacy .~Priee, IS cts.
9ooid Wholesale and Retail by the Pro-
Prletor, CHARLES BOWEN. Middleb1,rv,
Vermont; William Simpson /. Co.. Boston;
l.. .: Comstock, sHoadtey, Phelps {, Co., and
1ssAton 8: AsPtnsudtl, Now-Yorkt Com.tock
y Co., Philadelphia and by Druggists ecf,-
erei'y throughput the United States.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02
Vol. K....No. 45.."August 2, 1887.
CURE FOR THE ITCH!

isareterate in one hOt11 Sapphca
II ton and no danger from taking cold by
using Dumfries' Itch Ointment
This preparation, for pleasantness, safety, ex.
petition, ease and certainty, stands stsBioal!ed
for the cure of this troublesome complaint. It's
so rapid as we'll as certain in its operation, to
cure this disagreeable disorder most effectually in
one hours application oniy H.. ~.
II does not contain the least particle Of mercury
or other dangerous ingredient, and may be ap-
piled with perfect safety by pregnant females, or
TO children at the breat.
Price 81 / cents a box, with ample dire ctiers.
DR.. Relics Amtibilious Pills!
For Indigestion, Loss Of appetite, Listlessness,
Headache. Costiueaess, FlatuleHce, Chokc :,
Bilious affections, &c.
To comment on the efficacy of these Pills,
after a successful experience of many years
IN England and America has established their rep
utaton, is needless: Suffice il to observe that for
redundancy of Bile. Flatuerce, Costiveness,
Headache, SC. SC. they will undoubtedly prov e
far more serviceabe than those drastic purgt too
frequently employed, and will not only at the
same time tend to remove the offending cause by
gentle motions, and strengthen the digestive Oh
gans, but improve the appetite and renovate the
system. Price so cents.
Cambrian Tooth-dche Pills!
The relief is immediate. without the l. a>t in
jury to the Teeth. Price SO cents box,
Dr. Relies VegetaP" Specific!
For Sick Headache, &c. Price so cents.
None are genuine unless sigl ed T.. KIDDER
on the wrapper, (sole proprietor and SuccessO,
to Dr. Conway,) by whom they are for sale, a
his Counting Room, No. SO. Court street. Bos-
ton, and by his SPECIAL appointment, by NJ. "
! B1RcHARD and JACKSON & KErcHAM, Brandon,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02
AGRIcuLrURE.

When we look at a stately building.
and admire It's architectural beauties, and
fair proportions, and ornaments. we are
not apt TO think Of that essential, though
hidden part Of the building. its foundation.
The agricultural interest of our country.
in like manner forgotten and sighted, Is
the base Of all others. Upon its well be-
ing and encouragement, depends national
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Prepared BY ", HI. Downs,

nor coughs, colds, consumption, catMrh
L Group, asthma, Whooping cough, lung fever
and all other diseases OF the head, chest aid
lungs.
Pamphlets containing history of the mcd
cine, with numerous and respectable certificates
aud ample directions and much other information
accompany each bottle and can be had at any
Of the agencies gratis. 49,
Sold by special appointment by Al
M. w. ORCHARD, Brahd6a;
Also by, Boynton & Austin, O11csi; H. ST
monds, Pittsford: B. F. Haskell, C0Tn,6nN
Haskell & Wicker, North FcyrisLwgh; E. II
Aiken, Benson; S. H. Barnes. ChdIlofte;
And BY most other respectable druggists in the
State 46: ly
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02

TINS Snuff 10 superior to any thing known for
removing that troublesome disease, the Ca
tarrh, and also Cold in the Head, and the
Headaehe.-It opens and purges out all OBJ
struetions, strengthens ttie glands, and gives
healthy action to the parts affected. 1t is
perfectly free from any thing deIeterious in
Its comPesition-ha pleasant favour and
it, immediate effect, afer being used, is a.
greeable.-Prtce, so cts. per Bottle.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02
Price 60 Cents.

GOLD by M Clark. .Middfeto,cn; F. Slason,
- Ddssiels & Bell, Rutland; Il. Buck Pits
ford: M. W. Birchard, Brandon; Beckscith &
Dyer, Salisbury: E. E E. W. Be,cster, md
dlebury: M ". Kingsley. yMo,.kton M HuN
H HI Fletcher & Miner, Bridport: K'nt
Wright, Shoreham: BoyntO,1 & .4ustin. O1eceN
a. Alien, Fairhauen: Stanley & Lefing,reN,
P0ultsley. 42ly
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02

TEMPERANCE ODE, .
By PrEnPoNr,
Song Al fhs close a. FOURTH a. Ji.lv eelesro
zion IN Bosfon.
In Edenis green retreats,
= wster-brook. that played,
Between sof, mossy seats
benealha plane-iree's shade,
Whose rushing leaves
Danced DER il brink
Was Adams drink,
And also Ewes.
Beside the parent spring
OF that young brook. the pair
Theis morning chant would sing;
And Eve. 70 dress her hair,
Kneel on the grass
That ffinged its side. B.. -
a.-s.. And make its tide
Her looking glass.
And when the man Of God
From Egypt led his flock,
They thirsted, and his rod
Smote The Arabian rock,
And iortn rill
a.a"@ 80 OF water gushed,
.... And on they rushed,
And drank their fill.
Would Eden thus have smiled
Had wine to Eden come
Would Horcbs parching wild
-. Have been refreshed with rum!
And had Ewes hair
Been dressed in gin,
-..r. Would she have been
4.# Reflected fair!
4 Had Noes built stin,
And dealt out 10 that host,
- avery man his gill,
Z 80 And pledged him in toast,
How large band
OF lsrael's sons
- Had laid their bones
3d.. In Canaan's laid?
"Sweet fields, beyond" deaths food
island dressed in living green,"
For, from the throne Of God.
" To freshen all the scene,
..s A river rolls.
Where al who will
May come and FIJI
Is. Their crystal bows.
II Edens strength and bloom
Cold WATER thus hath given,
II, even beyond the tomb,
u 10 The drink Of Heaven,
Are not good wells,
And crystal springs
The very things
For 00,HOT.ELSl
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02
MILLINERY G. MANTUAMAKJNG

~ rs. J. HILL would inform the La
~ dies of Brandon and vicinity, that
sne has received the SPRING Fashions
Tor Bonnets and Dress Patterns Repair
ing LeghorBs, Tuscans and Straw-dosc
with neatness and despatch, on reasonable
terms.
Brandon, May II, 1887. aA.tf
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02

OTlCE.-The person who has had our Grain
~ Cradle. painted black, for nearly two yeas
pas. will much obl'ge US by returning il in sea-
son for the approaching harvest
July %, 1887. CIV. & J. A. CONANE
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02
PHYsIC AND SURGERY

~ specially tenders his profession
al services to the inhabitants Of brandon
and vicinity He has taken the Office
recently occupied by Doat. Woodward
IN sala village, where heWiIl be in readi-
ness TO comply with the solicitations Of
those who may favor him with their pat.
ronage. Lodgings at M. Cowan's.
Brandon. Dec. +, 1886. Tiff
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-02

CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT.-A motion
10 the English House of Commons to
abolish the punishment of death in all
cases but those of murder, was negatived
by bare majority of one.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-19

boy and girl of very tender ages, from their
parents, and shut them up in a cellar remote
from all human hsbitation, gave them onlv
raw meat 10 eat, never spoke to them in hu-
man accents, and allowed them TO hear onIv
his own voice, when he tried to make i, imi.
ta,ive Of the sounds OF wild animals. His
object was TO bring these unfortuna,es up as
savages, and then exhibit them for money.
BY some accident, however, the poor prison
ers were discovered, and the sordid miscre.
ant has been delivered over to the law.
There are already no less then 100 manu.
factories of beet root sugar in Germany.
Rait Roads. Nolhw outstanding the mo-
notary difficulties and endorsements of
England, the rail way mania does not seem
10 have abated. Tho applications were so
numerous that the London Gazette, in which
all notices OF applications must be inserted,
was compelled TO issue three extras in sues
cession that is to say, TO publish on Monday
Thursday and Saturday, as we'll as on the
usual days, Tuesday and Friday. The la.
test Gazette contained six sheets. and the las,
but one eight sheets, entirely filled nth no.
tices Of applications for rail read bills alone.
~. York Com. 4adr.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-19
RAVELLING
ON THE

Winchester g. Potomac Rail Road.
The cars leave the Depot at Win
chester at Z o'clock in the morning
Will pass Stevenson's at half past 7.
where passengers can be taken up or set
down.
Thompson's depot at Is min. past 8.
Cameron's do. at half past 9.
Charleston n about 9-and
Halltown half past 8.
Arriving at Harper's Ferry in time for
passengers to take the morning cars to
Baltimore.
RETURNING.
They leave Harper's Ferry at 4 o.
clock in the afternoon,
Arrive at Halltown at half past 4,
At Charlestown about S,
Cameron's is minutes past 5,
Thompson's about half past s,
Stevenson's about 6 o'clock-and
Reach Winchester about 7 o'clock in
the evening. JOHN BRUCE.
Winchester, April 7, 1886.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-19
ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS

fbs King oi Denmark has abolished the
punishment Of foggiog, in bis army. Per
haRs England will follow The good exam ple
The driver ofthe Norwich mail. coach wa,
nned $40 and costs, at the Bow-slree DO
nee, on the 18th November, for being intox,
1caiea while ON his route. A preventive
process That nigh, be adopted in this coun-
try with advantage.
:, n canal, forming acornmup ication between
The Danube snd The Black Sea, is in cop,em.
Pialion, and English capitalists are ,aid TO
be engaged 10 The project.
London was visited by 50 dense a ,og on
the 22d OF November, HAT The shops We're
lighted, and the msil-coackes were conduct.
ed into London by men bearing torches.
n monster ct Vienna stole two children. a