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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

The Spseie Circuldr ia Wisconsin. This Hum
bog worked SO badly that even Governor Dodge
cries ont Il fe-pectfalv "ul esrnosiiy o'',c,d
to the Legislative Assembly the justice ard pro-
prieiy Of nemorhlizng tho President of tho United
States ihis subject asking him to defer tie sale
Of the nnblic lands within this territory fur q,
year The present sfaie If The currency and he
d,FcuHg Of procuring land Qtce MONEY. would JUS
ify the Indulgence proposed for the benefit of this
rn-ritorous class of our citizens who have right
10 exrcc, tha, Justice and the patronage Of the Go
yernment Will be extended to thntn."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24
The following j. the 'ubsianc. Of the iats act Of

The following the substance Of the late act Of
Congress relating 10 widows pensions.
That If any person Who served in IN. war or he
revolution, IN the manner specified in he oct nassed
The seventh day Of June eighteen hundred an thirty.
two entitled AN Ac; supplementary 10 So" act for tie
relief of certain surviving oficers ard soldiers of the
resouton,' have died leaving widow. whose mar.
rage took place after the expiration ~ the last period
Of his service and befrc ia" 6rs d,y Of Jaruarv sry
en,een HUNDRED and nnety-f'ur, such widow s'aI ar
entitled 10 receive. Ct and during tire term If five
yrars, from the fourth day o. March. -htrsn hundred
and thirty sir. the annuity or pension which might
have been SLOWED to her husband ~ virtue 81 sad ret
II living Al the time 1t passrd g.; prordeJ Tint ip
the event Of the marriage Of such widow said annuity
or pension shall bc discontinued.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

Udrm Wfdtier. have sometimes heard ihr
cx'tavarnnt expression that il is hot enough 10
rorst poidiOes. hn have never before erpericncci
Tint the weather as hot enough TO hatch chief,
On Muuiay # tic present week, hen which
h. been sitting IN he corner Of the barn near tho
roof was taken from her net with brood of tea
chickens which she Lad produced b. The usual pro
cess Of incubation. There were several eggs left
~ the mes, which had been layed there by other
hens after she began to sit. On Thursday chick
en- WINS taken from the nest, brisk and lively which
had been haiched ont bv the warmth Of surrounding
atmosphere Che hen having been IN the yard be-
low about thirty six hours.) On "Wednesday a.
mother chicken was taken from tie same nest,
Matched in the same manner and 90 Thursday
third crG in the same nest was discovered tu b.
cracked, containing live chicken, which ia
ken and put under another len. Wac Haren Hr-
ali.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

Til. great staple article the product of our
ural fellow ci,fzcus Of Vermont, s;iIl hangs
aeayy on their hands tina, is, part Of the clip
gears past and the most of this years Al
'-l y an amount equal 10 the whole of this
J. clip There are, however, some purchasers at
f s'y, from 30 10 40 cents per pouna-and We
1are any faileriag movements broad, that in
aa, great improvement N the market The
Nor, however, has advanced It's quotations
E .o''re,n,ly. Some Of the new clip which
'Ic market. ID is s1lt, has sold readily at
varying from 90 20 % crnts, for asxony, and
81 90 q cents f5r fuil blood aer'no grades ion'
g.. The grower, we think, eau orly look for re-
me Improvement Of the money market When
come regulated there must be a favorable I'M
lLs and every other business The m1nuinc
euti have bank accommodations in Older 10 KEEP
-'-l aary in op ration and there m st be ready
b., iof Ia. cloths before hc can move OF 'ea'!essly
this period all arrive zone can very dehn,elJ
We can oaly advise our wool growing friends
=, rlli nee, believing that this happy change, &c
f, 90 ODE common course Of things, must be at nc
slant day
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24
TliND HERALD.
RUTLAND. VT.
,tl EVENING, July ~, 1898.
VIC FRIENDS OF RUTLAND co

WIG fkltNilH VI ~ LAND co.
... .vaiv Waig Convention al Cs.,lrtop
..s- -,.eiuiion was Introduced hya friend
ID I'd relation TO this rsp-r.as our reader. will
r r wss recon- men led T. our Whir
1rhoni the County 10 use their in
| ...,,-I6ns IN giving ad litional patronage 10
- rlis expression Of confidence and
~ fcli apd now feel very grateful But
1h 10 these agreeable feeling. should
&c carried more fully into practical cpe.
v.s- nciard TO appreciate real and .us,tan
much as flali-ting word, Instead
no 90. lonal patronage a, we had re.son
.s, u. brr often saluied with messages Of
% nos, stop my paper while. this busy
'H. sem bccau-e ! have not time 10 read -
rt'e 20 hard mnst stop taking papers
f wan, Ia take them again when get abl.
Is. iatake the Herald 1t could afford II. -
stc iac paper delivered 10 me d
sr'. 4 costs half Of that sum perhaps to
el take Il, and the like. Some lso com.
t-ers S. not reading matter enough Oiher.
s't % Too much All these messages and re
b, l,re OCCASIONALLY to hear. But the most
ini aroya king OF all is, "thai the paper is TO o
Can't al I'd 20 pay so much for the news. -
rtsr q man would ask us in sober earnest 10
npcr The truth is, there is nothing sold
ae profit o. newspaper And ifsny is sold
30 ours d is sold at loss unless the deficiency
up lY private contributions, az We are aware
the case iy ambitious office holders and Office
~ selfish purposes Blu, our hands are unstain-
orb lr5cs We never received dollar on
e since ue published paper.
%. our readers VIII perceive, that delicate rs
ctmav seem, we are justified in allud,ng to it
ne circumstances 1.-THE very civil and pat
be- partially counterbalauccd by subsequent
7s and a fcmisncss on the par, Of the Wings in
10 IT,
." have, with pleasure, to acknowledge th /
me OF our Subscribers are dropping off with the
uses, thcie Is now and then real CORD patrl-
q Who comes forward and offers his patronage,
ling to pay our regular price.
ah9.' We d, 10, pretend that our snbscrip-
diminishing very much, bat ii is an argu.
,e; gainst our cause that it should diminish
la fact, ought to increase. Shall i, be said,
have achieved SO many brilliant victories that
growing indifferent 10 our cause Shall it be
that the valiant Green Mountain Bows are in.
lay down their arm. while the enemy is in
-' listo be hoped that every troe friend TO
a''y a.,l answer, No No., No,!!w with a loud
.'--"c most earnestly desire TINT as the ensu.
pa ,H approaches, no, only will our Wig Eel.
s.a' see 90 itthnt when ammunition and subStqn
.s can be fnruisnrd 60 advantage They win not
q "gllaut, n1t particularly on our account but
4rl Of tie great cause COR which we al, have one
q. interest, Tho Frccmen only want iniorma.
q al.ule prompting to attend to their elective
r. md We shall 80 oyerwhelm our opponents
g never viii have courage enough TO rally again.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

Extract OF letter received in this eii,. dat.d
GrofEet1v n JHit 10. 1887
'ouf crops Boo lhi. rottun OF COS hlrg ass ,trt nI
sing The lPand crops were vcry ucst l,tirs .nrf
bot tn uu" " rains vhfch We hayc had have put r,t
Gt's' upon tcw and ihey nov lu1a rfeuy. o. ta4 to
IIantct IooNs forward 90 a buunttiul bAfrrst
1T u quite hcstl', 40 lils place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

IT, Should the wings succeed in ths State n..t
fall '--Tomoai SiaDsman
"SAomd the wings sucreed.' eh though there
vas doubt saout It Fee. e., Brighhof Stone what's
The use Admit The ;uth At once. aud inform ,opr
feadefs that the administrator can never succeed In
is SLATE While % pursgcs 10 prcscnt cprrcssire prof
l,cste snd uuprincipied course Our word FOR - Mr.
Van Ness baggage has not arrived -- Bur Free Pas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

Curt far Diarrtea The following sad to be- cer
tain cure Tor ,he daueoI II should b. cot out nnd
pr, served.
Fach half pint Of rec until it's perfectly brown .
boil il down a. is usually done, 'at u slowly, and u
will stop the most alarming dlaff"aa IA very shoit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24
f..s ne Bagoio Com. -4deut'ser'e Of JHiy IL.
IppER CANADA.

.r fttais or the Gl,y persons committed
" 900 Ntr,rs Of high treason y c. al The lave al
-f spse. commissioners, al Kingston, sh on
af s aauy Argus, wrfc indlcted-among
N.'a1 G REYNOLDS, charged with having Ieen
f'1e'f q me party from Hastings in the attack
h'.''r1. The trial Of the 80 prisoners resulted
t9-iit., alter luli hearing, and with Inc eh'
~ We cas= q four Of the.p taken IN arms,
'rty sior, consultation on the part ct the jury
s...f many m1ntbs Of solcIiude aud expense,
'-f A.H-s,Ja Wing, "tAc siatc uais OF tie Mid
'''-' base terminated, ard The lhois OF the prs
.'ie tren discharged or acqui Ted. Ana We are
-breause # my Lord Durham choose 10 par
"a. % Fafdan) iHc great r,b,ls Of Lower Can
'..' I would e The highest Of Injustice 10 pun
-- '.a and reraluss Of high treason The
.'a !!-s-rgs
Too. Gt T0roat5 P1ir,gi JaIy 10.
.-af O.. ,hs t.aie prisoners who have eonirs.
s-.... al- thrown themselves on The mercy oi
. 'tfulsli, vIt letYe th,s day 30 the william ~
t'l.u. Seventeen Of them ere sentenced TO
'fi-s u.f1 abor ia the Peailenusfyi Al TIE cad Of
+fu tsy ere hound % e1Fairlaie themselves
be- other seFcnteen are sent Tor saie-keep p
!, i,1 !itHfy, or such other place as the eoinmAn-
N' ioiots may hihk P'oPcf, uh hsd hslss! .
-s ffsprcung them can be known. he seven
I, "aif1eed T. hard labor seem the noel isnorhni
~''gsiced q The loi OfcouFse Il 10 eIPecisc 10,
- ~ The remainder vii be mars seFs.e Tvs
".'d yesterday, Psfsonse " q LeG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

The Baltimore Amsrcan eonfaeicts, on tie sa'hsrl-
" Of az officer who o. difeel f"i The Ahrt' VEG
< ,.1Tv In th- Sa,th West the painful fum9T which
we published lea DAYS EGO rejecting NE 'll' geo
plosios Of ill~ sisanb kno1stlr and Ne loss o.
tie hives ef 100 Cherokee ina'ans taFFeeis ih'i os
Of the cylinders Of Va. boat - p'ea' tui or persona
.niufT wa S..tsIay4 b. suf one on Don'e
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

'oh' grandson Of the lsie Col Grahsm and CHI. Low
esP'an Of frSeis Some strong oitcunusnc~.. Il -
u"aeftiood appeared evidence 10 induce the E1acu.
iire 10 extend pardon 10 these men About third OF
ths number clam % BE- American
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24
MARRIfD.

- 10 Woodstock on the Sth inst By Rev J. ila4sn
Capt Arson Duuham 20 Mi,- Mary Williams
10 sheldon. on the 9Th inst M EuocA SHit, 70 M.a
Lucy huu 1Gr6.l both Vi 80 Adams.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

nPThe administration Is stfaining every nerve TO
tseIf from the coad mnaiion which the voice
O people infih .i~
worst sort have been establish and at points which
never can sustain n newsplpcr-viz at Derby 10 the
5h Congressional district, and at Johnson IN the 4h
Congressional district In Chic game is play.
ed several presses have just been started IN
necton with host Of VP@pfTSi .. 20 le pub
lshed ill after election WHO PAYS rdcHec co5gc
he nmcrs, cc, oHering find, 10 establish newspapers
by tho d,zen with which. by brow beating, d-ce piiou
and lies to cheat the people into support of the pow
crs that be Let the people nber that editor
who sells himself to do dirty work for other folks
not have conscience ludgemenr Of h1 own. Like
office holder under the r,orm6d system Of Van Blu
rem, he must obey his masters or lose his place,-iL
HGichIadH.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

GTBndley. the Everlasting candidate Of the loco
focrs goes down rather hard this We mean. the
loccs Of some sections particularly in Bennington Cos
DO not Ike to run him again. lie viii also 90 down
hard under largely increased Wing meoriiy against
him So HdfchmGH.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

'A,atosY. is due our subscribers on the Southern
... ilr The non delivery Of the paper. las, week
aa.e was Iioyidcuiial occurrence, which neces-
-s.alucd the carrier
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

Dr6ddfd Casualty. -On the afternoon Of We'd
nesday last, as young man named Thomas y.
Bal. employed in Of the factories of the Jack
son Corporation in this village was engaged IN the
weaving room. adjusting some machinery, ono Icg
was caught by band, and he WIS carried ronnd
large drum which rev"Ivos AT the rate OF 1928
times per minute. The back Of his heah coming
IN contact with the ceiling, was crushed "a If it
were an egg shell, scattering the brains and pieces
of the skull atoCnd the room: one leg and both
his arms were reduced to a complete ie'v and his
whole body dreadfnlly maneled. The sufferer was
heard to utter one heart -rending shrek and instant
y expired. The deceased was we learn, n
voung man &C exemplary character, aged about
% wears and was from Athens, Vernon. lie
bod been employed in the mill for about year aud
a holt. Nashua Gazette.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

0 BrsyNGros CousTy WHiG is discontinued NJ
ts.,e.en, patronage iosus'ain 1t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

Signs in he southsesi--The Na;chtoche. Herald,
hitherto Van Buren, p7per has hostcd he Whr ~,
and says Oar peuitcnce for past errors is corrre
IL, the publicity which give ii, lie the icRt OF our
sincerity"
special election was held IN Buckingham county,
Virginia on the OH, to fl vacancy "ccasoned by
the death ~ membrr Of the Hoisc Of Drrra'rs
which resulted in the choice Of the Wang cand date by
majority OF l52 This gives the WINGS maj .ty Of
two in the next Legislature, in Joint ballot
Col. Andrew Pickens, formerly governor Of South
Carolina, died recently, Pontoter, Miss Of nara
SIS. brought on by exposure TO the He had been
residing some time in Mississippi
A gentleman from Ilampden states that the effect Of
the heat on the water Of the canal on the llampdrn lev
el, where it several feet deep, has been destructive to
the fish, that they lying dead by thousands on
the surface Of the water.
A FIRE brok. out at Romney, Virgins. early the
morning Of the 4ih inst which destroyed property val
ued at ten thousand liars The principal slt'rers
were Messrs Samuel ID Brady john I Morehead and
J McElweN.
The Princeton Wing mentions that Mr. 4 y. Jerome,
Of that place, has ore million Of sk worms feeding,
and about one hundred thousand Of the Choese Mol
bury tIers tMorus Muncauas) 10 iae ,nufly c1udi-
ton Several Of lie neig5olG are turning their atsen'
ton 10 the business
The appropriations Tor about ca Iiarhors and Rivers
IN The U : at the late session OF Cougr,ss amounted
to 81, ,9Ol57
4 lydia P.tf,r wa. found dead the noor a. her
husbands house al Jersey CITY on The morning u he
9th having been besslly druuk all The previous Day
Verdict nl the Eornners Jury-"Ceaih py app P'e@!
while 10 state Of intoIcaton.
A rattle snake was kied IN Pefrs county, Alalam1,
which ssgred thirteen ee FIVE inches 80 len 9Th three
ieci ten and halt inches 10 circnmireuce and Rels
cd seventy three pounds So ssys tIe papers
SIR Clay on h. return home, vas greeted Al n gers
town No nv an imrns as.@mhiuge Of farmers Vnd
hsd conis ~ from the vicinity 10 give him cofdia
welcome The cars had 10 be detained for scme time.
Tv,n,y. two wagons, with shout l25 person.. Pass-c
thr.p,a Columbus OHIO, on the oh instant on th-ti
n,v 10 Missouri troia The Johnsiogn district, IA L Z
Nose, Baker who left Alabama for Texas some year'
under uniayorsbie eireumsianors N Felsiou 70 h'
sac Bank recently sent iof one Of 80 ".eef' and Pai'
ga orpeipai ane interest being So OOo.
e., phli,. The ssminol. chef died On board th'
,.cr,,i',at on . w,y 70 kIkEnsss lie wlt baite ~
piles b.ls- Fcfi Glbion 10 .ahi Ns's Lfea over AT
gave.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

FI7Ht s.barrbrf. al'l L.- pressrt s.syeD4 80 ',f
nug 81 B39at lriu be '4fsuit. ss i-ltsry iiS1-
s iooss ua' sfr '.l .usi L- frsfat- ~ EN- a
sad ihass particularly 4l.h base h'ra obtained s,
three sir and twelve ne aiLa iAY
J-lJ % lt1s =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

An INSTRUMENT purp. ria 60 b. thr la-t s an1 90
tsnent 1T Peter cteus late 81 Pew It, 90 'a3 Hr'rH
,.,at.I being pr,teu'eA 20 She COur ere iy u iAs
Alien the executor therein aucl iaf probate q "F
ter,t ~ 'sl Court, hat s g-f'o1' conc rrei mere
g.. a.. oif.l g.. frfs.r - s,stpn .f,aI tourit. Ls
holden Of i.e oce 81 iAe Judge Pool ne} fol-" tn u DO
day 81 August next cad flsv cause. Of a.g ui1 hHFf
asan- lLr probate oi-sfi vil .lr VII pIrp7-rsi Do
further ordered ihst copy o. iht .ri ~ e. .,f
ic r4bi..ssl u. Che Rat.auc fcts8 iru.ri e. Hut.
laaI tntse Ueels ,orccfsitt'y 90 5000 DC n4sg b..
rff cory itccr1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

a. Ba'hbnn. the great iorg~r of Buhoo, has heon
tried and found not gaitg Two three more iudct
me nls are yet 10 be tired
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24
Hour, rAOVIsiOns, -
PETER ATEIEN 5 EsTAIE.

STiTE or TEE.WOETl A r p Probate Cont
DalCof efIaDta,,n, II y ho.l-o o. rolaaey
W th cod Tor the lslre, si,ress,d, 90 Vie l1H dsy 81
Jolly, Ia-s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

Mr. Woodbury. in declining lLr \ liampshir, Chief
Jusuccship wrote that o. own wishes ia favor &C
accepting but that docking TO the difficulties which
stl surround the important trust NOW hold, the "a %.
ion ol many Is tlnt various cunsdt ratods e." public
and paramount rh racrr exist which ought prevent
my voluntary Withdrawal frJla 1t At this lnnclurc
The Southern Post Of the 7o, sl- 'h.t a saas, e
uocious murder ~os committed Oh -furday ore Vi
Gus, H"bulon Pike Co. by .aan Of Il . None OF
Porter, on the person Of Mr. Heed. Iacy wet8 both
intpxcnird a. tle lime the act w4E committed Ihs
murderer las been nPPrehcndej, aud 10 n1y JAZZ.
Ccnsgs 4 Wisconsin The returns lately made OF
the census of 'his territory show ihr blowing
East Of the hssssy tivrr i~-' are returns from 3
coHuues- population I-,I4J West u the Miss,ss,,..
there returns from 10 eounues-p population 2.-5O
Isl Lo4is Repaiit,.n
The corporation Of St Johns q ron ted three OK
en- N ,he street the Gay oi the Queen, cotons ton
June 4S
Mr. James Padding sworn ia Secretary oftAs
Navy a, Washington on Monday wtek
~ # Is stated ia lhe Augusta Me Age that Doei
Holmes, who appointed by Gov Kent Of huine ~
explore and survey the publc land, the AoJstaok,
Inns been ordered 81 the Territory BY the DI!ah author
tiles, and has returned home.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

The BENNINGTON County Wing Cnnrr1'i"n met
AT Arlington on the All inst. Tie Manchester
Wig SAVE, it ans the largest meeting &C tho kind
which ever assembled IN that c"uuiy. II 90 Aaron
Robinson rrcsii-d The candidates nominated
fnr Senators lc the Assembly sre .--lIur Na.han
Burton, and WIN. Southworh, Erq.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

Mr. James X Panld.ng sworn ia Secretary oflAs
Navy at Washington on Monday week
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

Franklin Copny--The wings have nominated ID.
F-rnsworth, Horace Eaton nud Moses Morse ior Sena.
tors. strong ticket and the Wings OF Ffanklin
County can elect It Wy round majorty-lf they but
try hard. Egtefmaa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

FoURru DisTnicr. Fer Congrrss--The wings have
nominated leman Allen, and the loco focus In Smill
of st Adams. 1t il not year since Mr. Smith was De
nounced BY the loco foco clique a bank lrde5a,st
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

The corporston Of St Johns n y fos ted three OK
en- IN The street On the Gay oi lA- Queen, coronation
June p
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27

and quiet, and edifcation. would have
her do so for the comfort also of her hus-
band and children, who are certainly, at
all times, the more happy for it, in body
and mind. But 1 would have her do so,
above all, that she may find time not only
10 do her work slowly and instruct her
daughters-yes, and her sons too-in re-
gardto the nature of her employments;-
but TO give them numerous lessons in phi
losOphy, chemistry, natural history, phys
iology, health, &c. ........
Nor should | be satisfied ill she had so
simplified her business, as to find time, E.
ven for set lessons in her family, both in
the forenoon and in the afternoon. The
education-the right education-of fam.
lily ofchildren, seems 10 me, | mus! say a.
gain, the more important part of the duty
OF housekeeper, provided she is, at the
1ame time, as | maintain she generally
should be, the wife and the mother.
But this subject of combining house
keeping with mental instruction, cannot
be pursued to its full extent ia this volume.
[ will only repeat here remark which
can never be too often repeated, that The
combination ofelementary instruction with
household duties, is one of the best meth
ods-perhaps the only successful method,
which can ever be devised for rendering
the family what it was obviously intended
by Divine Providence it should be, the
most agreeable as we'll as most happy
place in the world, for the young of both
sexes.
1t is almost unnecessary to add, that
should the time ever arrive, when the
sons and daughters of our citizens come 10
prefer the kitchen, the parIor, the garden
and the chamber, and the company and
familiar conversation Of the mother and OF
each other.to all the pleasures and enjoy
ments TO be found abroad, half thetem pta-
tion, and half the vice and crime in the
world, will be prevented.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.

AMERICAN BAPTIST HOME Mission
SocIETY.-From the report it appears
that the Managers have had under their
commission one hundred and sixteen mis-
sionaries, scattered through seventeen
States, Territories and Provinces, and
have supplied with the word of life. two
hundred and thirty-seven churches or con-
gregations. Their missionaries have as
sisted in the ordination of thirteen minis
tiers, and in the constitution of twenty
nine churches. They have received TO
the fellowship Of the churches. two thou
sand one hundred and thirty nine persons,
viz: by baptism, one thousand four hun,
dred and thirty-oue, and seven hundred
and eighty letter Many hundreds have
been converted, it IS believed, who have
not yet publicly protested Christ, or whe
have been. baptized by the associates o
the missionaries.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27
MORAL REFORM.
From the Cleveland Observer
IMMODEsT VIGNETTEs.

Sir:-I wish to lay before you. the
of wife and mother. Were
my case singular-did 1 not in stating
my own grievance, express that of multi
tudes, might be silent
But | can no longer forbear. II the
virtuous of your sex neglect to guard US
from the insults Of the unprinciPIed, unless
we first protest-:hen, however painful to
our feelings, some one must do it.
| would charitabIy hope, that nothing
is needed, but knowledge of our feel
ings, to rouse you to proper action IN the
case. 1 aAude TO immodest pictures on
bank notes. &C.,. -ss a.-.g.
He who vends immodest prints tor
gain, has at least the poor apology that ne
profits by injuring others; and may justly
claim that he only sells to those who seeE
them; but that sober business men, should
without prospect of pecuniary advantage
deliberately conspire to obtrude upon com
munity, such pictures as outrage modesty
in furnishing a currency for the transac
ton of business, is an insult to the virtu
Gus, so fragrant in its character. tina.
know not whether TO be most astonishe'
at such conduct. or atsthe apathy OF tn
community in suffering il to pass wlthou
severe rebuke. -. r.. ...
What must neither my daughters no
myself 60 out to make purchases, but
father and husband is obliged to put mel