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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-17

Negro Gdiidnfry.-The buck negroes Of
the North are coming on pretty fair IN pay
ing their addresses 10 the white ladies A
person who was present a, the burning oil
the Abolition Hall IN Philadelphs, tells Of q
dark Loihario who sprueed Up 10 beautiful
white young lady, apparently Of the frs,
responsibility, who happened to be unaIten
ded-and, making his most condeseendng
kind Of bow, he addressed her thus " Mss
Sarah, me hab do generous honor TO accom-.
pany you TO do homo Oh your fathers, and
purtcct YOU from de fierce rocliy oh de chill.
dren 90 de debil--l are bcIicbsr IA de
union oh colors, and shall always 60 for de
noSiops principle oh Navigation. Your arm
Miss | be descended from de berry first fam.
elIes oh De ST. Balloons IN Florida True
to her principles, Miss Sarah resoluleIy took
his arm, held on to il " like grim death 70 a
dead negro" and they staIked of together
from the crowd, as much plensed 10 all ap
With each other, as old mother
Eve and the Ourang Outang sere. ~ o.
Picdyuae.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-17
On passing up The Mississippi few DAY


On passing up the MississlppIa few days
ago, we had among our passengers tao
friends journcyiug TO the far west one much
reduced by sickness, the other an active,
noble hearted, hot headed kentuckian, who,
during our passage, bad been unremittlue
IN hls attention to his debiIi,ated compan.
ion. We stopped tor wood our kentucky
friend bounded on shore, and was not again
seen until the plank was being hauled on
board, and the signal made for our departure.
We then beheid him issuing iram behind u
pile of wood, buIdle dangling from one
hand, and with the other dragging a hall
starved, unwiiiilg cur, "a grape vine hav
INC been well secured around his neck, }
who with his lofepavs extended, was liter
ally ploughing up the mud, yalnly resisting
The power oil oar athletic companion. All
gazed with establishment, bu, none thought
it advisable, under his prcsen. excitement,
. for he appeared in a boiling rage 10 IN
quire the cause of his absence and strange
temperance. lie directed his course 10
{ the cabin, where the invalid was reclining,
and forgetting IN his fart tuw brittle were
the contents OF his bundle, pitched /. on the
table, exclatning, there are your eggs,
and IS here, Jerking forward the miserable
looking dog, here's ny change" A gen
eral laughter followed this exclamation. nor
could the good hearted fellow himself re.
fran, when bcholding the havoc be had
made, iof the broken eggs wete now stream
ing from the table, and his hungry curren.
cy amos, yorariously devnuriug the lu-ctoas
meal HIS story WAS short: be had gone
TO purchase eggs for his companion; five
dollar note was the smallest he bad, the
eggs cost . cents, and = ben he presented
his BILL The wood,nan told him be had 10
other change than inter Of pups, too Young
TO be taken from the slut, or the dog, - hich
hud afforded We 81 much amusement. And
whats his naaa said oue--he had mol
heard 4. An Old negro, privileged alike
from his age, and the length Of time he had
naviguled the river stood 10 one corner ca
Joyin. the scene, and when no response
was made TO 4" what's MS name, said, very
respectfully thought "pose, massa, call um
4" Van Buren, Currency" Cutlees sugses
lion was adopted, and the miserable cur all
60 ihu4 stignalized 10 his graye.-.Ns,s
York Star.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-17

A certain gentleman Of the law, in the
state Of New York built an Office IN the
form Of hexagon, or six square. The nov.
city Of the structure attracted the attention
of some 1rishmen who wcro passing by !;
they made full stop and viewed The buId
ing very critically; the lawyer somewhat
Disguised at thoir curiosity, lifted up the
window, put out his head and addressed
them, what do you stand there for like a
pack Of saucy bIockheads gazing at my Of
flee do you tako it TO be church ~ One
Of them replied why indcsd | was thinking
-, TIL | saw tho devil pa. bis head gu, Of
the window
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-17

National CharGcitriHies.-" thg adj.
the Temps PARIS psPer) observes
vast mandatory, great LABORATORY =
universal counting houso. fnnos' : ,Al
farm. Tending to turn itself mo iI'aal y. h
tory. Germany is an uncul'''aleu =
because they are philosophers aoa ~ A A
SAINTS who ull Il. Southern Italy W
IN ruins. Northern Italy Is 40 a''' ,
pra,rIe Belgium is a forge. ho.ao.s'
canal. Sweden and Denmark arc ea''1
ters' yards. Poland Is a sandy ie'.
Russia - an ice house Ssliz'''au1
eheie,. Greece ~ q field % . s'as f"
turc. Turkey Is field iaIIo"' 'og'
gold mine EgyP, lsa workshop ~ w.,
preuilces. AFRICA IS a furnace h.
is a nursery ground Aria isa Grow a..
Antilles are sugar rchoel e. Sou'e ; \.
rlca Is Il store. North Amef'e" .
ful!. Spain is a lili eaF'y
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-17

In tho window Of shop y : !. Ds.
town iss jar labelled " The n'o :, ,;ou,
light" A knight of tho Th'"blo, .. a,5~ 4,
to know Of what The contents eo ,s,.I
enquiry found j, to he picked eaO0'S
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-17

The ray 10 feel rich. or '',a,' - : =, n,a
Never want any thing bit ~ha' -,
have, aud never buy any thing w ~
YOU want. Owe no man my 'h'pE' -,
content 10 have liI,le Of snmfio"s i ,..,s
pocket: or as Franklin ~onid sa} ~,
be prepared for ralny day. u - ,s,l
who has but little, and Is content wiz ~ =,
- richer than he who has apunOaaN s,,ra
wants more. The rich fear poverty III
than the poor. Riches 90 net "'N'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
To the Inhabitants Of Rutland
County.

UNDERSTANDING that there is prejndlcs
~ among some Of you against u medicine pur-
porting to be "Morison's Pills made ct The Briti,h
College of Health = this notice is inserted to let
you know that Mr. II. Sheppard MoGt is not the
gent of said College, but that his agency has
cd and that M Geo. Taylor has been sent out
from London and Of him and of his agents only
can the genuine, "Morsons Pills or Ilygcon Uni
versal Medicines" made by Morrison the llygest
at said College, be obtained. The College write
and advertise that Mr. Taylor is gentleman in
whom they have every confidence and the only per
son to whom they consign their invaluable medi'
cues for the United States. Mr. TAYLOR writes
follows -
"To the agents for the sale of the llygciun
Medicines of the British College Of Health
Gentlemen--I am informed that circulars have
been sent to you from DIR Aloat, charging all the
blame of the dferen, and numerous complaints of
the operation of the medicines which have been OF
late sold by him. to the careless manner IN which
they have been compounded by the British College
of Health. To refute this bold charge, and show
that it does not have truth for its basis, might
call upon you to infer from the immense quantity
of medicines that DIR Moai has issued for two years
past as compared with the trhng amount which
has been sent him from the College, which does
not amount to Four Thousand pounds Sterling,
as appears by the accounts III my possession. Look
or one moment at the dGerence between the sntes
and the imports of the medicines. You sec ''tbe
Source refuses to supply the Stream and immed-
acly the declares the source is polluted and
that it will have fountain of its own" You can
most likely see the reason why the medicines sold
Cor two years pact, have not had the great bench
cal influence which they formerly had. You can
nop obtain the Genuine Medicine Of Messrs Pang
born and Brinsmad, Burlington, VI, who are my
State agents, and Of their regular appointed agents
who will all have a certificate of appointment sign
ed by me. Every packe, sold in Vermont, will be
signed by Pdngborn y. Briasnaid, and also by
their agent selling it. No others be genuine.
Gro. TAYLOR, l3 Chamber ST. New York,mcm
Der of the British College Of Health and sole Hy-
gean delegate to the United States sent out by
said College.
We would respectfully inform the citizens oftbs
county shat the genuine Eygeian Medicines have
had very gre0, and beneficial effect in curing ma
ny among our friends ouo ncquanances IN Bnrllug
ton did we not believe it to be good Medicine
We would not no, have any thing to do with it,
And were we not perteciiy satisfied tina, We have
the genuine article made by Morrison the Hygeist
| We would not sell it,
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID, Jetc iers
Burlington VI, Feb 20, 1887. 1906
II. " POR1 Err Agent for Rutland County.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

hs sfhs he'd soy otjsrioos b,f istus i' rev us1.
.rist a., fstisea. that ~bs refssily willing ih''
Ns, thsr~ s.sl stogt isks hat ans aihsf msofies
,b. .aois che -. hai he hoUshi ed 30 DO s"-l's'
80 ianss Wsss rspis u. cd 40 hnnsSn means
essid ave hst" siil drowning rcrHn wi'l osieh
., srssAud ihe saBs,,s b,ng recommended ~ 'hfet
ieI 10 give Hs uiaL ! seut snd putrhsssd phiai'
~h en- ,ss commenced taking thtss uns' Day g''ns
Tree iEduigtDc. 10 hsf sipsie according 60 me ~
fsft, by puiiUiag thii course, she Suffered cnsn't
shy f.f he Gft esht day. bat was shortly sbs
g. Get sud dfk iocy. with, al She least ucoufcrie"ee
within 700, ~tck, from her hr,i using the medicine
her sble sbd ~asit form ttgsn 10 pvt on new irtg'h
aud he has bosn gaining om Say 60 Jay uui tht pee
cd, moment. 30 the utter asionshmcnt q our sm'il
phyticau aud fuend,. She IL enjoying oon'ior'a-
bic uhuugh pcr.ec) state Of heath, able 10 be d
bout house snd aueod church.
Ma Sherwood aud nyteif are 10th fully Of opninn'
aal % sfo all Who know her remarkable case that she
owes her life 20 the sanatre slone and a. there are
probably many conssmrre persons ~ the United states
who b. VI not vet heard o thu. medicine measures oush
speedily 10 be adopted TO have II more generally known
uuabet OF perons IA tins neighbothoad. under
stand taking Tor other serious complaints, wan We
~ great benefit.
think Of gong 20 the South. with my family some
time this fall. And "a case do will proclaim the Vir
tue, oi the -sustyc that quetitri for although some
Of the physiciant here actively opposed 70 il d'
sincerely believe Il saved my wife from an opening
srsye.
II you think this letter will serve the public soodyot
I are nj lihctty 10 publish It,
Re.psc,fully Sc H.F. SHERWOOD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
A Cure for Corns
THE
Albion Corn Plaster

n rFoRDs immediate relief and ,fccus certain
~ cure Tor euRNs. Nv usaPplioston. according 20
r,s accompanying directions, the Corn Is tohen,d, stsn
uRicd and drawn ont by the roots, without the least
p.n any OF the trouble aud danger attending the ha5
srlou, snd Intellectual practice Of extracting the Cora
by mere cutting.
gentlcman OF Boston was number Of year. dnlts-
sed with very painful Corn, bad applied every thing
recommended without effect sud was rendered emp
pie. On applying this plaster. he perfectly cured
Of his CORN and freed from his lameues Price 50 Ct,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
LUCY RICES ESTATE.

STATE or PERNO.NT.l TRHE Hon. the Probate
Dishieief Rlfllnd IS - Court, iof the district
Of Rutland.
To all persons cDccorued ia The estate o! LUCY KICE
late OF Rutland, deceased inies,bte.
GREETIsC.
Wktrtas. hoIIIs FREENAN. administrator of the
tate Of sa1 deceased propose, 10 re.der seeauat II
hs sd nusiraioa ani present h account sssnst 'ail
esfs ST. sawsIcs a. probate c1uH 10 be- holden al
Rutland ssl district, he - Monday 81 4 ptl Le1
Ttsrsfore. You are hereby notified 10 appear before
tsj curt the rni place aloresall 10 show cause
suy yoa have Why the sad ace9uni should cot be al
ioWeI
Given under nv hsul AL the seal Of SAID probate
IS court a. Rgt.sli IN sasl cistr.c TIA, Gath day
Feb A u. 1888.
~ Aue.i. ~ b TOWsLEE, Regii,,,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

TINE subscriber having put in operation Engine
L Lathe for the purpose of turning Iron, cutting
Screws making Screw Plates Taps and Tools for cut
ting Wood Screws &c, would inform the public that 4.
ny work of the kind may be had short notice,
cutrd the best manner, at the shop opposite the Tan
merry "a of a mile North Of the Court House in Rut.
land Forge work done at said shop if wished
Journe ymen wanted AT said shop, but need
apply except those who come we'll recommended for
sobrety and industry.
JAMES PORTER.
Rutland Feb. IG ls3S. 9if
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

AS EplToRn purr-wnAr IsIrl


I,hts sfeosh te vrtitA - powr.
To itad me lssoFiie 81 tls beer.
To be~ sad .soop fcs fares
10 4 10 qytb "a tsftsc tapsr,
Ace sbfint ~bsa rirs eoaismns the lace
o. o.e tsS nsn when lev al pssss
To tttsss shs hand 10 save hef
lot 10 ,prtta c'er hcspits fscf.
(Aeotnee riih ssrfy hesmsnr greece
1hs t'finHon ungs pnscnled
Ithto sfeefe he fesi pfoians,
TIC vss ihs E'~rnals nsn.s n van,
To give 30 mssk frlgioa pain,
Mhieh eensergcs nr 81 coriSosisd
q. 70 wakhela iron ART ,hs NEED
OF pssi.s - Science 10 impede
L. bet carer Of rlofy
lsa 10 shield the iFsitfou, Ell
(Who VOID q honof ~fspi 30 .eii,
wonid sell be natal sol ~ peil,)
And fesi 10 tel the story
Ne us 10 vi,ld the honest pen.
To sch the applause o. vsuuoos men
To light the smlle 81 beauty.
To rnoDartre science. foster art,
To ~safch The iFsAch 'fous villains heart
To d. The faithful ws,chmsns part
Tis tbs Ito DO Jay d1ty
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLSh

Security against COWnterfeits.
The within named Ferre s. Parmace of Mddetown
Conn my appointed General Agents for the State of
Vermont Connecticut Except Fairfield couutyl lampden
Hampshire and Franklin Counties, Mass. Cheshire and
Sullivan Counties, N Hampshire.
In the United States Of america
And this letter which is signed by me b. BRANDRETH
my baud writing. also be signed by the within
named General Agent, viii also appear in the
principal papers n the United States This caution has
become absolutely necessary guard the public against the
counerfes which Of the above popular
medicine.
b. BRANDRETII, MD.
New York February 90, 1887.
Geo P. Walton is our General Agent for Vermont Tex
ccp Windsor, Windham Rutland aud bennington countiesl
and authorised to appoint and supply agents in the State
except IA the counties named above,
FERRE & PARMALEE.
BEWARE OF OUNTERFEITSii
All Pills pufporing to be DIR Brandre,bs and sold by
persons without a certificate above CountertH,
The totlo'cng Ferre q. Parndiee's agents ::
Geo. p. Walton General Agent.
Jackson & Ke,cham, Brandon,
Henry Simonds, PuSjord
A. Allen, Fdirhouen,
Boynton < Austin, Or,peH
Mr. Horton, HuJbarton,
+. Aiken, Benson,
II. 7. White, Castieton,
A. Grover, HeHs.
Stanley Lefingwel s. Co. West Poultney.
A. Bliss, East Poultney,
Merit Clark, Mddlttocn,
II. Clark Pdwieu,
Thomas M'Danels, DdnJy,
n. w. Sawyer. Iinmouh,
d. II. Sabln, Uahiag}ord,
c. b. Hail, CidreMdOn,
Wm Fay, General Agent for the counties oi
Rutland and Bennington. 29;ly
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
l.. c. Orvis, Manchester.
Cheney s. Harrington. Fdetory Point,
Harrington s Largdon, Dorset,
c. Moore Jr., East Rupert
c. Elwen Uest Rnped
Deullug & Hill, arlington
J. A. Hough'on, South >hgttsbu'g
n l.. Robinson, Bennington d. FoieHdt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
T. NlW-cN'S
n n n e @ a 4.
Or Great Purifier Of the Blood

IGlOR Scrofqlq Kings EriL Sores, Uicers, Ntrrou
y affections, TremLing dtbihig Grorti, Rheua dhsm
Hfiar. Dfgsg. hitrmlfieHi FtteTs Etrer and .4gtie
ChOeTd Sc guard against IDbe cui1r COnsumpfior
J0uHdtre and Lir,r C0mP'nnis-itis powerful anti
sp"snosiiu IA removing twtchings Of ihetcudnns rem-
bling Of the stomach uhs &c Dance Of ST. Tii0s. sour
Stomach. R'oltis, CmGneous rupiions such Herpes
I'Hos SAT- Hom. Pimp'ed Fore RING IPorm, aud all
diseases arising from impurities OF the Blood.
SEE BILLS OF DIRECTION AND CERTIFICATEs.l
The above Panecca Is put mp IN bottles eltercd. J.
NEHiO.NS P.7N4CE.I, PURIFIER or THE
moon, -NORH ~" aud the cork scaled with red
'eslng wax, and stamped |. NEw1oN, Norwich, VI
Bus Of direction accompanying each bottle. Retail
price sl,25.
soldby DANIELs & BILL, Rutland, aud by most 9th
er Drugssi. IN the County sl6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

THIS may certify that for long time ] have been
troubed with violent main in my stomach. which was
ted my strengthened reduced me so low that my life was
despair cd of. Physicians could render me no essential
service, and was giving away TO desPuir, when was
persuaded with much reluctance 10 try the elect OF ~
Downs Balsamc Elixir, aud il is with pleasure, graft
tude and confidence that state that II Is my frm be-
lief that il saved my life and since have began &c
use il have been gradually improving, so that car
labor and believe that If follow it up IT will eyentu-
ally restore me TO my former health. therefore es-
teen it my duty TO make this public acknowledgment
for the benefit ola suffering community.
ROBERT SIMPSON,
Fairfield, June II, 1887 AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
GTDuMFRlEs' HIGHLY APPROVED
E-wATEE!

THIS safe aud powerful wash Tor aud n1eme eye,
stands pr, eminent among the ordinary preparation, io
this purpose. In OF years staning, the moot
expected relief has been received, after other npplcs
ton ofnlcrior efficacy has failed Those who use II
pronounce 10 be of the best preparations or thoie
complaints they ever met with PT,Cs 90 cts. bottle.
1lPrepared by I. klDDER, 30 Court street. Bo,-
tou, solo proprietor and successor TO DIR Conway. For
sale by his special appointment, 10y DANIELS brn
Rutland LEVI LEWIS, Wells ADAMS, WsRSTR a
CO.. Ludlow,
No L. Oct i0e6wly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
CERTIFICATES,


THIS may certify, that for than two years Ia
bored under and distressing affection Of the
lungs calling all the aid of Physicians that could he
obtained, with little relief until dospsired Of ever
being able again 10 benefit myself and family and
not for the Of opium TO keep up the excitement
should not have been able to get about at all While IN
this condition, considering myself in firm consumption
was induced TO take a bottle Of Rev. n. II, DOWNS
Elixir, aud found immediate relief refromluid aside
my opium continued the Balsamc Elixir able "a
be about my business and have thus continued for the
last six months comfortable, aud have hesitation in
saying the public that the said Balsamc the only
means OF NY recovery, and do most cheerluly und
nestly recommend il TO the public.
BENJAlN BAILEY, Jr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
MArCIlIE.s sANATIYE.


DAVID s Rowland, tho Gen'r,l American agent for
this H'gh'y m@ie'ue (uvent'd by the immortal Goel-
iete OF Cefnsuy) has great pleasure ~ publishing the
following highly udpor,@ui letter from respectable
ssnlsman New iots whilh he ha' recently received
with many others oi sm ar chsraelsr-also very in
,srestns ipeltEcuce a several 81 his agens especial
ly from saisrn, val Be secn beloN-which ,gcher
w.t. The annexed eertifoa:e rom three eminent Go--
MAJ yhyscisns, must forever cAtiish the character
the ssBsnrs, bsas wthou, parallel the history
Of Hisltcine
[The unsqu,hel reception with which It is met speak,
more than sainme, 10 Il, lavor Already bs. IL, s 81
agents ~ nerc, IA tie short period Of three months
sweed 10 he go,'ily runbsr Of
SEVEN HUNDRED .5.ND TVENTY-ONE -!
tHo.iy Prfiuauler) who have voluntarily tpped for
ssoD-tr' frosn freal sscans Of the country Or else
kioiy urvaiol resFoasit.e agents, 30 csses
where ine convenient for them 20 act 10 that eapa-
eiiyani new spl"eai'oa' ore da'y pouring IA from
sry gcsrer.
The Csarral Ascn, h., ius received another impor.
Wuoa u FIFTY THOUSAND PHLiLS OF THE
S-iN.iTfIE, Sti he ia sfprshsnsys, that evea ihis
lsrge qusRb!y will bt fweT svay ty the Good oorlers
from serot3. toiors he shs receive another supply -
Many q the gentlemen who for sgenci.s having
snpressed ~ith that The yale of the Medicine m ish be
g,ssa srelutireY lo ene Individual every town. there
VAL berttnsr be bat sstui appointed 10 each IN
suPplis3 io~n AL eiiy--vtr the Postmaster OF SONS
pertoa rtooumsuiei by tho Pof,ma,ier. And ~ let
len are cosssnty beng received from iaysijs those
unsupphs place. ilr s'insie Vh.al EACH the Posmas
tsfs 81 taeh towus would both benefit Themselves aud
greatly scromaoists thsir f-os ciiEsns. by hsvins
ihssf hsmss i@us1,stely HdisI to the ls Of agents
L. oassa where 30 perfectly eanreooni TO re o.
The s,uti opansea' bill s orders wtil meet Win ihs
prou.;t ntleui,ou ~ Il that ,am were fafwsr!sl
heaEh "a very tesrable Clai sg-uta ,ho1lA comply
with NE tsra q he prospscius - isf a. Prseiioste
g. he Csnert Agsui - respou,hls TOT any aefiaol
ffea tAs ssisli tilrd fUits
TIE Gsuera Assu, 81 Bosion, sal gratefully ihtnl
ssy fosimssisf ho csnuoi go a. sseai, q he vt
haze The soogae,, iorwtr3 bm ihs 81 soEs 70
tousitAs rskesi-er nr3er ihs, nvsusbs med
iers a, ths Sensitive prove, hs. asY hsss sgea
~ ever to~S throstoai The eeaaifg-l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

Price so Cents.
a. &. n. J. SMITH, Dandy n. w. Saw
-. yer, Tnmouth VI. Clark, Middle
town A. Harlow, & G. Barlow, Clarendon
Springs; A. Buck, Pisford Boynion &
Martin, Orwell c. r. Walker, Benson
4. A. Allen, Fairhaven Stanley d LET
ingwell, Poultney; VIM. Moullon & CO.,
CastletoD T. Slason, and Daniels d Bell,
Rutland. 29:f0tiay.