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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-24

n Cert6cqie f'om hoee members Of The NEDIC4L
PROFESSION m Germang en- Europe

Il CatGcqie f'on Mroe members Of the MEDICAL
PRpfESsION, m Gefmany, an Europe
We, the undersigned practitioners Of moIiIine ia
Gemany' are well aware that by or cotrsc We may
iorioi, the friendship C some of ur uiy but not Of
lie benevolent membcWho arc uuiui 4cuceI b. selfish
motives. Though we shah refrain from an expression
Of our opinion, either o! the sOunduoss uHsOuuIness
81 d. Goeickcs new doctrine, hsppy 10 say that
deem hs Ssusuve too valuable not e. he generally
knowui tor Whist our eyes behold aud hear $50
must believe.
%o hereby state that when Dr. Louis O.lon Goel,,ke
hrs came before th- German public, o. the pretended
discovcrer 81 new doctrine aud new nelciuo we
held HIM the highest contempt, believing anu openly
pronouutus hm 10 lea base mpOs,Ur and the prince Of
quacks. Bui 90 hearing 90 much about tho -sustive.
curosy merely, 10 m4k~ trial Of i,s reputed virtue. mn
on number a our most hopeless patient: and We
DOW deem our bounded duty (elcu al the expeuse Of
our iln;efeD pubeiy to acknowledge rs mighty ct
a'y 20 curing not only CONSUMPTION, bot other fearful
msadies' which we have hero.ofJfe believed acursJe
Our contempt Tor the dscpgefer o this medicine va. Al
once swaIio"ed 81 ~ utter ssioUishment at thee
unexpected rtsus uu1 amends tor our abuse Of him
"e 90 frankly c,acss 20 e world, That we believe Inn
phaniLrDp who l1et hotor a. the profession apl Ia
cur c3untfy, which gave him birth
he Heeni adoption 81 itls med into some If our
LlrI' hefi'ais b. sufficient guaranty that Al t,e,
rms Had prohues. Il needed act our te,tiniony' 10,
Shere'er i''H usei, u is lt,o~a bot ~ltne,s,
HERMAN llMULLER I'd
WALTER Van GAUTT, MD
ADOLFHus HERSER, ND.
Germany, De 10, 1870.
u Toe Bo''on Poet s.y' Tue distinguished Lou, o
Opelicze. ~, u The iBVsai0r if about 10 y,.it a. ~
'fy, with The YloN q esiabl shlnsa Medical Cile -,
mat ihe Sled rae EPpesrs be Workiu, ,if,s, 49,,
10 America. 10 those when have ssioni,lss Pore,
aFFor sale at the ku,isud Book s,crs by ~. F.Y
Tx a-''' PEI oNns' 9swGn
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THOMAS WLCOTTS EST1TE.

STATE or TERNONT YnlE it remembered,
Disirid Of RWiand, s. ID that st special Pro.
bate Court held AT Rutland in SAID d strict this 24lh day
of March, "A. u. 1898.
Present IpJH, nam. Jadgs.
Anins.rumont pnrportng TO be he last will and to-
lament If Thomas W.lcoU late Of plttsGed, IN said l
rc deceased being rcsencd To The court here by h.
VIVA Nilcott the oXecutrX therein Laned, fof Probate
IT Is ordcrd by said court hat all persons concerned
therein be notified TO APP ear al session 10 be holden al
Rutland on the first Monday Of My next and show
cause, any they may have against he probate Of l,
will for which purpose II ~ further crJercl that copy
Of this order be published three weeks successfully
the Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland as soon rs msy
he.
ID II. q. TOW SLEE. Regi'itr.
true copy, II. u. TOWSLEF, Register
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"A Letter from II. +. SHERUOOD, Esq, Of ". y.
DR. ID. S. Rowland,--Sir About the middle of July
last | accidentally noticed in newspaper the advcr.
tisemon OF the MatcieSs SanGiire, for which pcrccy
ell you were agent and which proessod to be sovereign
remedy for Consumption.
As my wife then fast wasting away with this
dreadful disease, aud as our family physician daily
and hourly auXousy endeavorng 10 restore her Ia health
without success, stepped TO his house and asked
him if he had any objections to her taking this med
Iclne lie replied, tst "he was perfectly willing th't
Mrs sherwood should take that any other medicine
she should choose but he thought could do 40 soodas
her lungs rapidly consuming, and no human means
could save her" STILL drowning person VIII eaten
at sraw,auI the Sanatvc being recommended ny three
physicians who had used II IN Their Pfacce she concu
ded to give II tiial. sent and purchased plial'
which she commenced taking three tunes day, S'inS
tree indulgence to her appetite according to the d.
rectuns BY pursuing this course, she suffered consider
ably for the irt eight ten days but was shortly able
to eat and drink freely, without the least Inconvenience
Within four weeks from her first using the medicine,
her feeble and wasted form began TO put strength
and she has been gaining lium day 10 day until Tao pres
ont moment, TO the utter Hstopi.hmont e family
physician and friends She is enjoying comioriu
bic (housh not perfect state OF heath, able 10 be
bout house und atteud church.
Mrs sherwood aud ny scf are 10th fully Of opiuon,
aud all who know her remarkable case that she
owes her life TO tho Sanatyc alone and as there
probably many consumpvo persons ~ thr United States
who have mol yet heard of this medicine ought
speedily TO be adopted to have generally known.
number OF persons IN this neghburhoad, uuder
sand are taking Tor other serious complaint, with
ry great beucit.
think Of going 10 the South with my family some
time this fail, and m DO, wall proclaim the VIZ
tues OF the oDnaive III that quarter Tor although some
OF the physcnus here are actively opposed tout do
saccrty believe It saved my wife from an penng
grave.
II You think this letter viii the public good you
are AT liberty 10 publish it.
Respectfully, &c. Il F. SHERWOOD.
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Price 80 Cents.

d n. J. SMITH, Dandy n. w. Saw
-. yer, Tlnmouth NJ. Clark, Middle
town A. Harlow, & e. Barlow, Clarendon
Springs; 4. Buck, Pittsford Boyn'on &
Martin, Orwell &. r. Walker, Benson ;
A. 4. Allen, fairhnyen Stanley d LET
llngwell, Poultney; VIM. Moulon d Co..
Caslleton F. Slason, and Daniels d Bell,
Rutland. 29:40tiay.
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IA NINo received great benefit from the use Of the
n''' y. H. ll""ns Vegetable ELIXIR take pleasure
10 Recommending n to Others. It, effects were 10 re-
et' me OF cough with which had been troubled more
- ior several months IT promoted expectoration
and relieved me Of uneasy sensation ahon the chest
N'," h"4 e.' nearly year. AL could procure on
one bo'ie at the hme, have had an opportunity oi
''siH- Ne merits 20 the extent desirable 10 of, cling
perfect cure oi diseased state fihe lungs hut, from
"hat re!lei have experienced, think II worthy Of q
tina! by all afflicted with lung complaints, II aelded to
seasoaably.
LUKE HITCHCOCK.
CaZcnoyia. June = 1897
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Cerl,E1a,e nlR. @ Pnt5a1k.

FROM my Persona knowledge 81 tho good effects #
the above named medicine, aui attenuation from
farous sources,l ch,eriuliy caucur with the above
ia recommending ne "LLlAlK 20 those afflicted with
com plants gi the ebssi aud lungs il tac nuI isas-
ant medicine, sud the numerous recommendation Il o..
value from emil ohceT BiyieiaHi, drUegut, Hguser,
u me gofp sul oihers, aid seen, al least 10 claim
tor it trial on the part olthe afflicted
b. g. PADDOCK.
Cszeuo,is, June 20, Ias7.
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MATClIl.rss sANA1lyE.


David S, Rowland, the General Amerioan agent ior
his mighty medicine Onyentta by the immortal Gcci-
icte, OF Gcrnany) has great pleasure ~ publishing the
following highly important letter from respectable
gentleman IN New York. which he has recently received
With many others of SIM lar characicrhlso very m
crstug intelligence from several Of his agents, especial
by from salem. as viii b. seen bc'ow-vhch, ugethc,
with the annexed certificate from three eminent Ger
mun physican must forever establish the character Of
the Saueuye, being without parallel IA the history
oi medicine.
The uooqusllc reception with which il is met speaks
thHn yonmcs IN its favor Already has i list oi
agents ia America, IN the short period o three months
swel,cd 10 the goody number OF
SEVEN HUNDRED md TjFENTY.ONE m
(mosty Posimaslers) who hayo voluntarily applied for
ssonccs from ilcroui sections Of the country, else
kindly iorwadc1 responsible names agents, in cases
where il uconyenieut for them TO act that capH-
eity-asl new applications are daily pouring IN from ov-
cry quarter
The General gent has just received another mpor-
ta;ion Of FIFTY THOUSAND PHiALS or THE
S.3.N.47YJE, yet he Is upprohcnsve, that even This
large quantity will be swept away 10y the food Of orders
from otroad before he shall receive another supply
Many of The gentlemen who write Tor agencies having
expressed wish that the sale Of the medicine might be
given exclusively individual in every town. there
will hereafter ue but one agent appointed IN each IN
supplied town and city-viZ the Postmaster or some
person recommended by the Postmaster. And as let
ors constantly being received from invald IN those
unsuppod place., for single phal each, the fosmas
tors such towns would both benefit themselves and
greatly accommodate their fellow citizens, by having
their name. Immediately added to the list OF agents
In cases where II Is not perfectly convenient 10 remit
the "small contingent bill" all orders will meet with the
prompt attention Ms if that sam were forwarded
though II is very desirable that agents should comply
with the terms Of the prospectus far as practicable
for the General Agent is responsible for any deviation
from the established rules.
The General Agent at Boston, will gratefully thank
any Postmaster who cannot act agent, IL he will
have the goodness forward him the Of
ponsibe Storckeoper order that invaluable med
cine the Ssnntiye proves TO be, may have agent
in every town throughout the country.
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DR RELIES
a STHMATIC PILLS

which have been known to cure persens ,rrro,el q.
nave been lar gone IN consumption, and cxhihuir, II,
no npf,srenee OF approaching dissolution Price who,
boxes, 80 Pills, Si-hslfdo - Pins so e,.
~ RrepHrcd by 7. KlDnER, % Cont a. Rre,,
soe proprietor and successor q Dr. Conway Fer ,s,,
10y his special appointment by DANES & Rrit. Rg,
isnd LEvi LEWIS, Wells and ADAMS WAnNrn 4
Co, Ludlow. ~
"o< Sept. 2G:e6wly
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CERTIFICATES.
w. FAY, agent
CallGeale u RenlamLn RniL,n. u.

THIS may certify, that for more than two years Ia
oofed under severe and distressing affection Of the
luogs calling IN oil the aid Of Physcaa. thar could be
obtained with hite oruo relic! until e paired of ever
beng ahe again TO benefit myself and family and were
II not Tor The use opium to keep up the excitement.
shonl not have been able to get aboulat ALL While IN
,nls conui'n' considering myself IN firm consumption
was induced to take bottle Of Rev. y II DOiyNs;
LXir and found immediate relief therefrom-lodp. inside
my Gpnm-continued the Balsamic Ellxir-wlsa able 10
De about my business, aud have thus continued for tho
1881 FIX months comfortable, aud have no hesitation in
rasns 20 Oe puDe That me SAID Basomic was the only
meabs OF "y recovery, and do most cheer(nlly and
Mostly recommend II TO the public
Canton, April 90, 1887.
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Elixir Negetal Balsamique.
y. III. DOWNS
ISgef06te B0fsNaaiC EIicir.

IrlOR Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Catarrh, Group
- Asthma, Nhooping Cough, aud of all othc dscas.
g. OF the head, chest and lungs
PAM hlot' containing history Of the medcino-a
sketch Of the dseases fer whichit recommendod ccr
tihcaes from unquestionable sources-ample directions
accompanying each botto-may be had olany oithe A
gencics, gratis
CERTIFICATES.
For the benefit o. the afflicted hee leave 10 give the
Rev y. H. Downs Vegetable Balsamc Elixir the hish.
est possible recommendation. have gwen IT to child
Of mine whose lungs evidently dangerously
aud tor whom we were much alarmed after having tried
many other remedies IN vainthe result she disease
now pPrcnty removed aud the child restored TO health
To effect this, ono phinl only has been used
STEPHEN CHANDLER.
slanbrlge, June p, 1886.
al he above medicine Is for sale at the Rutland Book
Store. by
lGlI w FAY, Aren't
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THIS may certify Thar iCr long time I have hoe.
troubled with violent psia n my stomach Aich Ma
ted 10Y stftugihsud tt'ueeI 20 low thst y e wa.
tstPstsi q. Physician, could render me us e..ef,l
service sui Wa giving away 60 defrsif. when ~.
rtnurlci with noeA rcuc'aloe 20 try tie sgsrtafN n
ID .wu' bal'am.e Liiair, aai !, uth pleasure rrsti.
iaie ani eoah4eHce tbai stale tuat it = "a, sgH ~
"fi ihsi tsfe- ny i!e aud ,iuco / have boz, b.
ufe u hsFs heen gradually .mgrosin=. ID ib.s -,
i..o' saa believe ibs' follow O. o. Il vii ersp,u.
aity feiiofs me 10 my infmsf heslth ItB-rsf-, -.
.oem d uly 1s'y 90 msAe ,n, putAe sr..l..si,, 49,,
i-i nc p'Dfh' ~ Suffering Goa muaify
r.....,, ROBERT SIMPSON.
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Napt and silk Flats.
asa SMITHS ESTATE.

STfTE or TERMONT} TpIlE Hon. the Probate
Duirief If Rutland, IS - Court for the district
% Rutland.
To all persons concerned in the estate Of Asa Smith, late
Of Dandy deceased. testate.
Utercas, iah Ball aud Isaac \ cho Executors OF
the estate Of said deceased propose 10 render
q their administration. and preen, their account again
sail estate Tor allowance al Probate Court TO be hodc
at Rutland IN saIG d'trci the 1t Monday OF May
next.
Therefore you are hereby notified TO appear before
'1l courat the time and place appointed TO show
any you have, why the said shall not be al.
lowed.
Given under my hand and the zeal of said probate
T. court at Rluand, IN said district this tn day Of
March, 1888
H. B. TOWSLEE Register
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= STSC RIFT, March q

PSTSC RIFT, March 25. 1897 Iva late
act OF Congress the benefits Of the 30 sccion Of The s
OF July 4, 1885, are extended 10 widows who have mar
red since the decease OF their hrs husbands for who's,
services, such widows may now claim pensions undo
sald act, provided they widows at the time Of lis
passage. Also the widow ofany person who continued
IN the U. :. service until the 81 Of November l7g3 and
was married before that day ond while her husband y,
IN such service, will be entitled TO the benefit Of snd 81
section.
" Pension business nnier NE ADORE mentioned oeb
d"dnHotters' TRANSACTED, as us1aL byMc subsoiL,r.
I4;ti J. COVE.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NV ub'crbtr', being appointed by tbe Hon. Pro
W hs'e count Tor tho Dntr,et Of Fairharcn comm.
honf 10 receive, examine sui adjust all claim, ana e
maids o. ahpsrons against tie estate Of
LEON.IHD DLMICK
itie olfhuiori, 20 ,s1 district deceased rerrs..,ea
insol'tai' ah uu! eli claims aul demand cXiilteJ m
oii'et thereto ACT ok months from the g1,h l.v =,
Hi'reH 'ts' trns SLOWED by ss1 Tor that bur
pos We 90 therefore hereby give notice that We will
sitnl 10 NE bas4ness 81 our AL appaininsr, 4, The
uNtih house q ihe ssi jocc4seI 10 PHt,lrl on Inc
last Ioetlsys Of MAY sai September next. non, sl,eL
ea'"o O'Clock T. ". on eseh oi taid dsr
5. II KELLOGG.
dated Al F..tsiotI lho 5iii 81 AruI. lasq y
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GEK.M.l.N S.lN.lTYEE.

The agent. Tor the sale OF h invaluable med sine in
tins city have IN their possession many Instances which
have already been voluntarily made them u the ben
ohi resulting from lis luqulres can be directed h.
the individuals b. calling at the Bookstore ofthe asons
IVES JEWETI, 1913, Essex a.
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TO y y Ie.

TINhE suh,euber OFFER for sale hs ssa1 eopn,uhs
l. Of large iWn-ttory Brick Hose, Bsrs an1 sht'
nsHfy Dew, aad about GlY rods % lssd situated 70 W.
ple-saHt village Of Esst.Ruiisnd. W
JAMES Ross.Js.
RSilasc, Nsreh 10, 1888. IS
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w I'D O w S

or OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE Rrvo.
LUTON, who were married before the close If
theirl term OF Service, whose husbands served aero,
ably TO the act OF Congress of the al, Juuc Iegl lw
years ana not less than's,x mouths, can rrw during
'lc, or during then remaining single by virtue oi tr
net OF lh, July, 1886, such pensions ms their hnli
would have been entitled to- under the fret ment,n,
act; whether their husbands may have died lur,n, a.
war, or since that period Also. the widows 0. ,uI
oiecrs or soldier VINO were married after that wawac
husbands have died since the 9TH If Match lg9I n,l
before the Z June, 1882 draw 90 much as the r.,
speotive husbands would have ca entitled 10. unle
the act OF jane 7, 1884, from the said j, Merch 1891
the day OF the said husbands dcccHse
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.Isatchlcss Nanatire!

TT appears by the following Information given 10 tho
pub &c hy d. Rowland. II Boston th ihe much tslk
cd 81 Msrcntrss ssssTiNs' IS indeed What VI proi's'-
10 bosn efficient Rad valuable medieiHo worthy the
l1ILnn. hliLhiL-n IN aALlA COMMUNITY Iar.hn.
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CONSUMPTION!

I'M ASlif oVercose ~ ils infancy h rnp,ilv arrr,
III neglected, Al no uucnnq icrabs md terrific mate
". An obstinate viuleu, aud coavuisiyn ccsi,h i, ~,
inevitable urcruunor, whcn neg lecesi,efihc pul,,o
Consumption aud ~ attendant tram II hnYtrr, II. .
creased heat nnd rute, ntrscn Oppression VI Tho t,
grcenish and bloody fpiiilc, los ct appetite naa tn
Of thits' liberated ungf,clsmmy swat. snd hectic f
general emecio,ion u thc body, sh,iybTci cxtrer,
excessive and weakening di'chater .inknf n ne re-,
rrosiraton Of strength, Sutnng palms and flushed ebt
swollen feet end lcss and at eugih, wllc the vresA,
sufferer IS still angune OF lie, cold cxtremts ana So
ngins denth. These evil. may be niprcd IN The huit
The timely administration OF tia, long tried sud ,s,,
Die medicine.
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Winnowing Machines

'nAsi ANtLN foF tAls IN The nosi sltsuis gsou,
Nftaa' ~ TIE faessrhef. mile anil hall uorft
81 = htEiAsp NttIseE.-AL~O, Wire seist, All
ss'Finr hT "ia1as -,s Nsehiufs. sa.li Niiis ssfea
A. lts Bat ceEtaaet l. iugfofe tAS oQersiieu e "a
@a2 49, Il he mlt ti BE- Select thss come Gear.
a. r. tsfscisou thso aDy mtchns for slsan.ug frslu
f11r9tArfg4sd "a NsFasa-t s,efaafn q TIE :. fna
saiss Ray b. 1sAs u FsFisss sass ssy be ssfu II
BEAaANs HOTEL.
tss fafshsr inllassteS ais y o. Nsssrs BUKgAN.
ses 81 thsr store. EsFi EVtsnl via sre .uthe,ss 4,
AL - slgss sFfklsa
hsiisus. Alsl "a. less.
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VNhiS may Csriy that have given my son JANIS
Il onEn' hs time, sud shall take none of h.. wa.
gee nor Tsy any Of his debl, after thi. date
bENJ'N. SHED.
Shrewsbury, March % 1888. II
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fresh Teas.

CuN POWDER, Hyson Young Tyson, souchoss
VI fouchons, Hyson-Skin nod Bohea Tess-mo. Of
winch are Of supehne quality jest received aud l9'
saio ny
BURT & NsoN.
Rutland, March 10, 1899. u
WI subscriber having put IN operation an KDgw
u Lathe for the purpose Of turning Iron, cuuff
Screws making Screw Plates Taps and Toois for CO.
ting Wood Screws &c, would iufIm The public thtls
ny work Of the kind may be had on shod notice eis'
cued IA Tie best manner a. the shop opposite The Taf
merry, 81 Of a mile North d the Court House 10 RI
land Forge work done al said shop # wished.
Journeymen are waited al said shop, but none nfed
apply except those who come well reoramendsa ~
sobriey aud industry
Rutland, Feb IC, 1892 9p
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NJ II y! H. TS!.
OREL COOK.

w I'D aiora Ms patl.e that he he, removed h.,
hs"ns ha'iuss' 10 she building formerly occu-
- store hyte late d. Hoofsr or the ssst sils
- Nsin t,fes' in iAf Eas' Village Of Rat'sni wLstt
utAt week
AFril 10 less
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H ! an Il Lists

VNoR salc-yer, csnytuon, llr Individuals and towns
l. e. facilitate "a making oct tie Grand Iri-For
ssls Al The RUTLAND BOOk STORE
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TESTIMONY NO. 2.
Er'roe from he Esscr Regisier puLiisicd IN Sal an
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"BRANDRETFS yEGETABLE UNIV RSAL
Pills."

Security against CouRtyteits.
The within named Tono g. Parmaloe Of Middletown
Conn my appointed General Agents'ior The State
Vermont, Connecticut Except Fairfield couuty lampdeI
Hampshire and franklin Counties, Mass. Cheshire an,
sullivan Counties n Hampshire.
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nRoAp-CLoTus.

Ysrisis o. Calaaft. sf,a fe,h surp'y 81 0st1,u
tcfs i-aa, she See Ess'aaa ssel-stovc.
Uutlard Aau 3, trs5.
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l.. C. Orvis, .Ndnciesier
Cheney & Harrington. Factory Point.
Harrington & Langduu, Dorset
G. Moore Jr., East Rupert.
c. Elwcll West Rupert,
Deming & Hill, arlington,
]. s \. Houghton, South AhGf1sJwy,
n. l.. Robinson, bennington d. PowadL
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-14

Oh Legislation. Danish from them all Just
ana rlghtful authority, and substitute the
dominion Of mere brute force 10 It's place.
Mr.. President. in bringing forward this
measure. l repeat l have acted from a
nigh sense of dcty. The moral and re-
lfglous principles in which have been
educated, and which / regard as binding
upon me in all circumstances and siiua-
lions, whether public orpriyate, in which
am placed, would not allow me to hold
seat here, and remain inactive in this
matter. And 1 call upon Senators. upon
grave, considerate Senators, heads of fam
lilies, fathers OF the land, to interpose their
authority and influence to STAY practice,
as unsuited to the enlightened age in W hich
we live, as it is revolving to the moral and
religious feelings of the country. l call
upon them by taeir regard to the rising
generation, upon whom the hopes of the
country rest; by their regard to the eter-
nal and immutable principles of moral
rectitu de by every consideration of JUS
tice and humanity by the duty they owe
to God and their country. to give their aid
and support to measure demanded by
the moral sense of the nation, and no less
necessary to maintain freedom of discuss
ion here, than it is essential to personal
security and to the preservation of law,
liberty. and social order. ..
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-14

LOWER CaNADA.-The intelligence in
the postscript of our last is confirmed. 1t
seems, from the statements of persons on
the ground, that in point of fact, Nelson
was driven into Canada by Gen. Wool !:
and (what is of some consequence to htm
personality that he went in with.his men
unorgGnized, thus at least evadlng the
act of Congress of 1918; that he organiz=
ed his little army, 600 strong, about one
mile and half from the line-formed a
camp, and promulgated his declaration OF
independence and proclamation. On the
second day, March lst, he found himself
with men and arms, but with no GSammn1-
ton of consequence, General Wool having
seized the greater portion; some of which,
TO say the least, had been purchased by
the Patriots, was therefore legally theirs,
and the detention of it was M. in our
opinion, authorized by any law, either Of
nations or of this land. In addition TO
this discouraging circumstance, he was
informed by General Wool that large
British force was approaching 10 attack
him: the case was hopeless, therefore,
and retreat and surrender to Wool was
determined upon, much to the chagrin of
the men. The retreat was made, the
arms delivered up, the men dispersed,
Cote and Nelson arrested, and finally
baiIed in $4,000 each. They obtained
bail withou. difficulty, and are now with
their families at Plattsbnrgh. Thus ends
this expedition, which, had Nelson pene-
trated the French settlements, would have
set the whole Province in an uproar
again. With all our sympathy for the
poor Canadians, we are not sure but that
it is better to be ended thus.-V Watch.
CANADA AFFA1Rs.-Th war seems to
be ended, at least for the time being. VI.
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