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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-09
BLACK INK,

y" RlTlNG Ink, Of first rate quality
Wv for sale by
Ep WALTON & SON.
July Is, 1857.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-09
HERMAN ETMULLER, NJ. d.
WALTER VAN GAULT, NJ. ID.
ADOLPHUs WERNER. Al. ID.

Germany, Dec. 10, 1886.
G-For sale by G. W. Barker, and at
the MontpeIier Book Store.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-24

.7boiiion and Atheism. -Aboliilon 10
no, the only mama tina, is now running
away with the senses Of the fan,ics al
the nor,b;-,he horrid doctrines Of A.hs-
ism are also making progress. |, is nos
iorious that Lectures are openly delivered
in The great cities, denying the being Of
God We receive in exchange, The
Boston Investigator which constantly
contains labored essays to prove thar
there 10 no hereafter, In that paper Of
the Ord Of February, inst. an essay 10
published. signed b. the writer. TO wit:
~ C. Rhodes OF Providence, X. |. in
which he lsbors 10 prove by argument
that when The. bodoy dies there is all end
Of manor in other words. that there 10
no such thing as human soul;-he
laughs al the idea Of immortality!
Strange as il may alpear 10 our sober
minded people in The South, it is never
lheiess rue that these horrid doctrines
are rapidly gaining ground a. the North
particularly in the grea. cities. a
Hesisrn Caroiinidn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-24

A DueI.-We lestn from The Wash.
ing'"u frIegraph. tina. IN consequence Of
smne persnBal ienrarks. a injecting unk
plnre nn Monday m"iuIng IN the Vtrgi-
IVA side IL ,le Posomae, nesr Alrx.m-
dr's. between WillIsm SchsIy. est, Q
memh,r al ILe Senstt nj Maryland. aud
W illlsm Gust JohHs,ou. Esq late m. IN
ber III Congress from ,hs state. NJ, Js-
nIfrr o Mar, land, and Mr.. Plckrns Of
South Carolina. boIh members 1T Ions
gross. scied a. the friends Of Mr s. aud
Mr.. Wise of Fugin,a, and ten. CaIop-
bell Of South Carolina. as the frie nds Of
Mr.. j. The parties were placed az
twelve PAGES. bach to back, sad exohsng>
ed a single fire. Both shots inok Eject,
Mr.. Schiey being slightly wounded in
the thigh, and Mr.. Johnson in the knee.
The ball was extracted IN the ground by
DE-. Hall. The parties we're reconciled.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-24
CHANCELLOR KENT ON usURY

In the course of an opinion delivered
many years ago in the cour,of Errors,
New York. ln the case Of Durham W.
Gould. as reported in 10Th Johnson PIP.
376-3ss, Chancellor Kent expressed
hlmseli decidedly in favour ofressric,ion
IN the price Of money. After referring
10 the universal prevalence Of Usury
laws, in all ages, and countries, the Chan,
cellor says: ~ w. s@e,f ~s~-A IS
III is an lille dream To suppose ,hs.
we are wiser and better Than the rest Of
mankind. Such doctrine may BE- taught
by those who find il consenien. 10 latler
popular prejudice; bu, The records If our
courts are daily teaching us q lesson OF
more humility. Audi spPrehrnd il would
be pertlons in the extreme. TO threw
aside all the existing CHECKS upon usuri.
Gus exlortion. and abolish ar ,radure
Law which is founded on the accumulated
experience Of every age. -. "a. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-24

IN office Begging. Governor Noble,
Of Indiana. in his message 10 the Legisla-
ture Of that State, says, The Office Of
Supreme Judge is vacated. because the
emclumenis would no, support the family
Of the incumbent. and tina. the sea, had
been offered TO all the prominen, lawyers
in the State. and refused, for want Of
adequate compensation. <.e.t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-24

Mr. wardselI. from the committee on
revolutionary Pensions. reported q bin
I0r the relief II Benjamin GsnaeIl. vi
dower al Deborah Cannot. soldier Of
The revolutions: read twice and commit.
led. *....mm..
THIS 70 most singular case. as tho
fOilusng statement Of facts show. 10
sppsars from The report that The maiden
name al ibe said Deborah Gannen MS
Deb.Fsh sampson. Of Sharon. Massa-
ehusrns. That she enlisted IN the army
Of the revolution. under the assumed
name ol Robrn Shurllef. served faith.
fully Tor yearly three year. unit the
cluse Of the war. when che Mas .hnnnra-
bly, discharged She Was al ihs capture
OF CnrRW slils,, was wounded 81 T4Try.
n~n BY a nusket hall. which was usysr
extracted. the ud.ets al which Nuund
followed her through life. She tecsIssd
. pensian from tie government unni the
year ls27. when she died. The said
beuamIn Gsnueu j. Represented io be q
pouT bus HONEST man Iias expended q
Considerable sun, 81 money irum uH,e 10
tune on account Of The disabilities al hIs
wIir. the rfIeels Of she hard, hiEs she
endured. aud ihe sound sh. rrceIsed
while ~ the service. The marriage toJk
place m The year l7s4. yea, altar the
var. .-.~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-24

General Games has stated that he ex.
poets 10 remain bu, sllorl time longer in
the army. s,ssx1, 49,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-24

The official report. Of the Auditor OF
Pennsylyana gives 40 Banks IN that
State, with a capital aver 90 a,lllons--
~ atr IN Philadelphia. All IN a sound
condlaon. ,..ae o..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-24

sails. The siaiulr u nsnry j. constant
" lnlrEpuslng IL waning voice between
iir rredilnr aid me debtor. even ~ their
most secret and dahgrr"Us negotiations,
aid lssrl,rs = lesspn 81 moderation q, The
on. and odsrs ~ pralerling arm .. the
'fier. ! am ri wiling 70 withdraw
such seHnnel. I hase hren called 10
wIlHrss. ~ lie course Il ~ Official life,
600 msay victims 10 lhe weasnsss, and 10
the inaamed passions u men All sud-
den and exlrsme IefHms are unwise. We
Ought NOT 10 stretch or % aInpula.e, IN or.
der 20 make nuF Institutions 81 exsctly 70
sas theory |. is better 10 follow the
course and order ~ Providence, and sui-
fer our general system % laws. like our
habits. IN areommndsie itself slowly 10
our necessities. and % vary only with the
gradual and almoss impecepiibIe progress
Of time and experience.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-24

TRUST ,ha, theore,,c reformers have MOI
We, attained, on this subject any declded
victory over public op,tlon. MIR. Ben
than contends. tina, we ongh. no. 50
much as TO wish 10 see the spirit oi nro-
iecs in auv degree represssd.' it-may
be so; bu, | hope may be permli'ed Z"
wish tina, the flst rx,'er,msnts tpl he
projects may no. be made within these
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-18
TERMS.

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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-18

*Dr. Richardson. To this gentleman,
who has travelled more extensively in Bur
nah aud these provinces, than any other
European here, am indebted Tor much VAL
liable information.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-18

Unless we watch and pray always, we
NAV be drawn intothose th:ngsin the course
of the day. which in the morning we were
most resolved against.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-18

He who postpones till tomorrow "na'
ought to be done to-day, will be likely to
postpone his tomorrow till eternity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19
yAPOR BATHS.
THE GID ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAPOR


No. Is John street.
4 P.-CARROIsL returns grateful acknowledgements
- the public and the gentlemen OF the medical profess
son the liberal patronage bestowed his establishment
which has been IN successful operation upwards OF eleven
A. the limits OF newspaper advertisement precludes
possibility of giving analytical detail OF the medicinal
virtues o The Naper Bath he hegs leave merely state that
has been found safe though powerful remedy in all the fol-
Lowing diseases cutaneous diseases rheumatism, govt, ncpi
tumours, diseases Of the joints catarrhal
plants Group, affections Of the liver asthma, sudden colds
debility ard especially powerful of relieving that
dangerous complaint, now - prevalent,
SCARLET FEVER,
which the Napor Bath had influence almost
paraeed In checking and Graduating the fearful progress
which the weekly report OF nermenis announce OF its having
made In this city
several occasions visited the yapor Bath Estaf
hsnent in John conducted by Mr. and Mrs Carroll,
and have entirely satisfied myself that the Baths admins
ALIEN H. STEVENS NJ D.
can cheerfuly state that have found the Baths In John
wei attended comfort Of the patient con-
suited. VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. d.
have been for many years IN the habit OF sending patients
Dir and Mrs CAROLS NapOr Bath In John street. and have
frequently taken them myself Upon all occasions had rea
be- satisfied with the skill with which they were admin.
siered and believe IN this respect Mr. and Mrs Carroll
leave nothing 10 be desired by male or female bathers
VIM J. MACNEvEN, NJ ID.
The Baths are in constant readiness from O'Clock In the
morning ul O'Clock night every day. Sunday excepted
when they are open from till in the morning. Sulphur
Baih all hours ri the day. Portable Baths with c~npe-
persons administer them when required, sent TO any
pa the city Brooklyn ~ five minutes notice Ne con-
nexon with other esabishmentThe shakers Concen-
traed Syrup Saraparla and Lverwor orsae Bathing
Tubs and Ip Baths Tor sale or hire. my23 Inns.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

nENTISTR Y.-TEETH are worthy objects Of the
- atomss the sooeist the chemists the naturasts and
the practical surgeon So says Doctor Hare.
T.. GEDNEY Dentist formerly of No 26 Park Row, "a
Chambers has the announcing his friends
and the public his return from Europe after absence of five
where he has spared pains in perecng
himself IN the art Of his profession.
He has brought with him large and choice assortment
tual aud Venetian Enamel Teeth, which may be artificial
ly from single tooth entire set
r. o. pledges himself fill carious or decayed Teeth with
gold stanna ios them free rom pain Tor
destruction
that inure the beauty of those invaluable organs.
Hell kindly permitted To refer TO the Rev. H. Anthem d. d.
81 Marks Church; Rev. Fras l. Hawks d. d., ST. Thomas
Church. New York.
He be found at "a Chambers street. few doors west Of
Broadway.
New York 18th December, 1886
Mr.. u. Gedney-Sr: have perused with attention
"Trease the Structure Diseases and Management of
the Human Teeth" and think, with the highly respectable
the subject termed dentistry,
have shown extensive acquaintance with It's various
tails Your auson TO the importance oil The regular alien
dance OF dentist both In private families and pubic sena-
collection dental instruments surpaes every thing of the
sort have Its variety fitness and nsh hied me with
agreeable surprises and leaves doubt Of your skill and ability
IN the udcious OF them May you on and prosper
mis-3ms (signed) ;. L. MITCHELL
SPICE BITTERs.-Thcse bitters have been long
strengthening the siomach they procure appetite and help
digestion, and purify the blood, distractions,
and found useful in removing the aundce they pro-
duce sweetness of the breath removing oil scorbuc and
arucs They useful year.
particularly in the spring. by bracng the hbres and pre-
venting that dsarceabe essness and weakness arising
frequently from relaxation the approach OF weather
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by -
NATHAN II. GRAHAM
mllu Nassau of Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19
I OyELy AND Ap0RED ny ALL:.ANE x-

Considered m an object commanding unicgned admra
ton, awaken natural socude for is attainment and preser
vaon and the toilet becomes both ofmportance
and utility especially where discernmen presdes IN the
selection OF those appendages which experience has sanctioned
For this purpose Lady Monagues Compound Chinese Soap,
prefers attention, founded nearly century Of trial, COM
bning elegance preparation with the prominent requisites
safety and efficacy II has obtained extensive patronage
rercsher and susaner Of the complexion and preserving
impaired agreeable fexbity sone and transparent
lity Of the skin
For sale by A. gnderh 80 Hickman Of VII.
liam; DR. JAS H. Hart, Bowery and Walker Price 30
cents per cake. my25-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19
Bennetcs Newspaper Essabiishmcnt.


MORNING HERhLD-ssued every morning. EXCEPT Sunday
Price, two cents per copy Country subscribers furnished n
the same rate for any specific period remittance in adj
vance. No paper sent out unless paid IN advance
EVENING every afternoon AT One o,co~h
Price two cents copy Country subscribers furnished e
the same rate-cash In advance.
WEEKLY HERALp-issued every Saturday morning Al o.
clockPrice 81 per copy Furnished 10 country subsc
bers at 90 per annun, In advance
WEEKLY CHsorrcLE-Not yet pubished-but will he son.
In any all those pa pers the
usual raee-always payable in advance.
requested 10 address their letters ~
James Gordon Bennett proprietor AID all letters on
TO BE- post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19
nR. JACKsON,s PATENT VEGETABLE
uEDIrATFD VApoR BATIIS 9Oo Bowery.

~ MEDltAItD NAPbN bAIn~. boNtrNs
whose wonderful have established the character OF the
Dr. rscons practice in almost every variety Of
disease ha. been equally successful few of the specific e
mercury from the may relieve difficulty OF breathing
and hence cure asthma and other diseases Of the chest lungs
give strength 10 the stomach the digestive organs and
dyspepsia and il consequent disorders acute and
chronic inanaon promote the peelng Of scroulous and
chronic ulcers remove rheumatic pains feelings from
the JOINTS to promote the absorption OF dropscal humour 10
cure goS IN al y forms time Than ony other agent h'h
Also ali kinds Or eruptiyc diseases Erypeas Anbo-
nvs Fire. Salt Rheum. scroiulous Euptou nc besides
relieves exhaustion and fatigue raises the spirits tranrires
nervous irritation. and increases the appetite
For the truth Of these assertions DR. y appeals with conf
dence the hundreds who have tested their curative power
These baths believed be the Only In operation in
this country under The direction OF regular physician It's
proper mention that they bear no resemblance whatever 70
those employed in the Thompsonan practice.
O'Clock A. NJ, to II r. W.
Bowery. my5oy
nN. HOUsron's BALM OF 9ILEAD, Cor
O nn S ac,eS who have sgered
from dyspepsia nervous affections debility loss OF appetite
heartburn and al similar complaints Its virtues cannot be too
highly ex,oed and j. gaining reputation thar DR. Solo
mons enjoyed In Europe nvads find any article
full directions A. each and sold Wholesale and retail by r. NJ
Guon cor. Bowery aad Grand -. my Soy.
EEvER a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h AsPINwALLs
ND TONIC MIXTURE, il certain and spec
DIV for the above disease also rement intermittent
feve has been used with universal success since 1882
this aud other cities " shown numerous
from highly respectable gentlemen, among which the fol-
lowing Charles Henry lia ESQ., late member of the New
York Legislature; VIM w. Holly, Esq., member Of Conmrr
Council, and Jas Van RcpSelaer, VI. ID.
u j. medicine possessing great virtue and when &C.
cordug 10 the directions has never failed Il cfctne cure
even y The most obstinate stage OF The disorder tits all
able persons the weakest stomach children
may take with mpuny. " strengthens the digestive organs
creates an appetite and seldom requires more than
obstinate cases, two bottles To effect There neither
mercury nor arsenic IN the medicine, thing Injurious
the human constitution The proprcors are 50 well convn-
ce o. .ecacy that they 10 refund the price Of every
bottle which las been taken accordance with The directions
sale wholesale and retail y
RUsrroN1 AspINwALI, ss willsmst,
jel2 lie Broadway and 10 Asor House.
NOTICE To NEW YEAR PARTIEs-JC g. DECKE 4
wishes 10 inform his friends and public that he has IN 81
received fresh supply of first OYSTERS and ready 10
them Fried stewed Roasted and Pcked on mc II
liberal terms, nj the shortest notice.
Please apply AT 1856 Fulton sucet dn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19
DERLIN AND REFLECTING GRATES-
Id DORIC AND MINFRyA FIRE pLACES-Also.

Crates and Fire suitable for parlo
chambers Offices and offered for sale by the subsc
wholesale and retail their warehouse No u Exchange
Place.
Berlin Crates These snperb castings equang in hnshthe
finest metal ornamented with rich and caset designs
cuted in has relief They colored by process
acted by heat rust and requiring water only 10 keep
them clean.
The Rejecting Crate recently introduced unes beauty and
economy being constructed with brilliant metallic reector to
throw into The large portion Of the heat which ordna
Dore and Minerva Fire Places-Th well established article
Il known the public superior thing IN
Cor burning coal combines all the advantages Of both the
usual modes of communicating heat by radiation, IN the
CRATE and FIRE place, and by transmission, In close
II ddues warmth throughout the rooms by means OF
heated air which, by the construction OF the Dorc Fire Place.
permitted In with heated ipn plates
which well known have the effect Of destroying the
the atmosphere rendering II often oppressive, and al
injurious health. II portable, convenience
SLY appreciated they he removed nj pleasure -
dapted paror, e warehouse, and the counting room,
uniting the comfort Of open fire with perfect safety and con-
venience For sale by
nIif BAxTERS BROTHER, 81 Exchange Place.
SALT RHEUM.-MRs SHERWOOD the proprietor
Rhcur Scrofua Ring Worm and all diseases OF the skin, has
rruoveds No Bedford Of Houston where
she offers the above celebrated remedy by the gross DOZEN
single box.
For sale also by u. Dodd Broadway, Of Bleeck
H. IT, Kursead Broadway, 81 Spring ~ Minor
Gamble Broadway, Of Dey q. ID. Coggeshali,
Pearl corner of j. Coddingtos, 4el Greenwich
uiard Deuc Park Row. and 5Sl Broadway; and by Hull
h Bovine. l28 Maiden lane. myl8 Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19
NV. GOODWILL,s DFTF RCENT ~.

NV. GOODWILL'S DETF RGEN IT, Justly CO
Dcbraed for he Of ronorkna and and ana
compalns Of he Grams Of offered the public
one of The cheapest articles for the Of the above die
aeses that can be osnd ssnsll price, and Of
whch ne PUBLIC are informed that 100000 bottles have
ssen,n oers ! the p.bis with perfect confidence Sold
Grand street. asectas per bottle, with full directions.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

Dr. CELEBRATED EYE Waterloo. +. respectfully
SELECTS of the public TO his extraordinary and
efcacous Eye Water II has proved itself most valuable
application OF acute and chronic Inflammation afford
mo immediate relief eyes diseased for several
has effected perfect cure IN few days.
m Charoes moderate. ie1t2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

nYSPEPsIAaIn mos, dagreeabe forms Is etecin,
u ally cured by DR. MEAD'S ANTIDYSPEPTlC, OR
STOMACH PILLS the only medicine ever offered veto the
public from which radical and can be OBJ
tanned OF all those chronic arrangement OF the dlgcs
tive organs constituting that complicated disease termed Dys
pepsia.
The symptoms charactersng Dyspepsia or Indigestion are
long tram OF those dagreeabe sensations commonly called
nervous COMPLAINTS such as loss OF appetite nausea or sick
at the stomach and sometimes vomiting, belch
which sometimes tasteess, but commonly
gnawng pain in the stomach heartburn what called sour
stomach costvcnes paeness of the ango low
ness Of spirits palpatons Of the heart vertigo gddnes
and disturbed Sleep The number of these symptoms varies
IN different patenwith some being felt only in part-whle
others have even additional equally disagreeabe
severe pains IN the head and breast fatuence wind on
the stomach and bowels emaciaton wasting of the whole
body, with great weakness particularly Of the legs This dis
has been accurately described by medical
terbu how little has been understood, the want of
which attends the general mode of treatment plainly shows
Let take example 10 illustrate this assertion Heartburn
sour stomach being often troublesome symptom Of
this troublesome complaint the attention naturally direct
ed in search of article that should have the of
moving IL.
Sold by Hull Browne l28 Maiden lanes George d. Cogse
SHALL OF Pearl and Rose Minor GAMBLE corner of
Broadway and Blocker street, and by most OF the druggists
throughout the United States.
None genuine without the signature Of GEO SMITH
my26 SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

MO. IS PEAR. kTNEE spacious and splen-
did Hote-Bosrd reduced TO 81 50 Pearl Street House
Rebuilt with convenience the old settle, in the midst
81 the Burnt District The proprietor grateful for most lib
era patronage cheeruly the wishes of his friends and
the public, in this CRISIS by reuctsn dollar and fifty
per day. while he his style keep
ing and attention ne heretofore. JOHN NJ. FLINT.
tnxO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

TE-Tbe subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the travelling public that they have taken the above esta
bment and fitted up In style that viii compete with
similar house IN this CITY, the European PLAN and per-
be accommodated with odgngs and meals at all
hours and served up with any dish the rich and luxurious
ket a New Ysrk nj all times affords.
The house pleasantly located ~ Barclay street IN the
mm,iate vicinity Of the Hudson steamboat landing
The bar supplied with wines and liquors OF a kinds the
best that be obtained. N. NJ MkRRIMAN.
myS2weod l. WINSHIP.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

I1R. CARPENTER continues o administer 10 the ar
- nccd and unfortunate IN the most prompt and
ncr at his established and well known Dispensar No Peek
Slip. mvo.,f