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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-04
EFrECTs OF COLD WATER.

The Northern and Western papers still
give accounts of frequent deaths by drink
ing cold water. This is very unwelcome
news to us, seeing that we are the organs
Of the cold water interest. In this predlc,
ament, however, the path Of duty is very
plain. We are not to be frightened from
the advocacy Of cold water principles
because few have INDUCED in the ar
ticle to an Incorporate degree. On the
contrary, the very fact that drinking
cold water has killed some persons
proves the correctness of the general rule,
according to the old maxim. We there
fore advise our readers not to be afraid.
A temperate indulgence in cold water will
hurt no one--and, in order 10 encourage
moderation in the use of this primeval bev-
erage, we propose new society, 70 be
called "THe MISUNDERSTANDING
Observation-Disclosures Society."-lN
20. Picdyune
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-04

The St. Louis Republican says:--A por-
ton of the opposing candidates in Illinois
have given pledge to each other, not to
treat or permit their friends to treat in
the electioneering canvass or at the cleo
sicn, We wish such pledges were univer-
sal and always adhered to.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-04

Harry COMPARISON. --The brain Of a
hasty man is like socty chimney; Il is
continually in danger Of taking fire from
the Games beneath. The brain Of we'll
ordered and quiet citizen is like q chin
ney newly swept; the sparks Of passion
pass through il, and escape without dan.
ger into the cooler regions Of thought and
reflection.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-04

AN INTERESTING FAcT.--At the the eel
ebration of the 4th July, in Charlottesville,
Va, much interest was added to the cere-
mony of reading the Declaration Of lnde-
pendence, by its being read from the orr
ginal draft, in the hand writing Of Mr.. Jet-
ferson.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-04

An editor in the far west has bought
race horse, for which he paid $4,000. On
being asked what an editor had to do with
a race horse9 He replied, that he was to
be used in catching runaway subscribers
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-04

A ROYAL Caleb Qaotem.--Louis Philippe,
besides governing nation Of thirty mil
lions OF people, is an agriculturist an IRON
founder, wood merchant, house holder
a rent owner, and speculasor IN funds.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-04

SCENES In PRINTING OFFIcE-We
have occupied our present counting room
but few weeks, and the premises, before
we came in, were used for various purpo-
ses, too numerous to mention. At times
a rope store, grocery store,e and COM
mission house. We have therefore sun
dry calls for articles that do not come with
in the line ola printers business, and ques-
tions that our devil answers as best he
can, and sometimes produce culloquies
more amusing than profitable.
A man stepped up the other day and as
ked him, "Have you any family fourW
"No, sir, but we have the Family Mag
azine." !.
Another asks, Chow do you sell baconi"
"Have one copy, and cannot part with
that"
500 you want TO buy any Mississippi
paper" ...-
aNo, we use Lambdin's."
aWhat is the price Of your salt"
"EIave not got any. The loco foco.
have been rowed up Salt river so thick
that they have damned it up and stopped
the supply"
ado you make rope here9"
s'No, but we sometimes spin yarn"
The little imp, however, got as good as
he sent, yesterday. A boy stepped up and
asked il he had any lamp oil. "No," said
he, "wel are the lamps that light the
world"
"Well, you never will DO good for any
thing until you are hung"
Wheeling Times.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-04

A man ''down east" who has been all
his life trying to discover perpetual mo
ton, has given up the idea, and declares
that the nearest he has come to a Perpelu'
al motion is his pife's tongue.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-04

A man praising ale, said i was IN ex-
cellent drink, though taken in great guam
titles il always made him fat: u HAYS
seen it make you teaa," replied the other.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-04

A certain Justice ofthe Peace would on
Iy hear one Of the parties before him.
cause il always puzzled him, he said, 70
hear both sides.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-04

A proper place to stop.--The progress
or the great Charleston fire was finally
arrested in Amen street.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-04

To Loafers.--When you are at church
90 to sleep--Sunday is q day Of rest,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-28

Wtit Der ueuerfunoeuelt Tduherntdihtne
tparo Dor &urSem 1T @e9entpart Taulctoer
BON 3ulhauern nabe BET @alfle 8aroen il,
0teuporf ein Geriua 9emadt. Scr Gauder
I9teng oretmal unter oas QSaBer, bertpeilte
etne gauge Stunoe, barunter, chne slnftrelts:
ungr uno bplte Stilde @ifen, Die man bin
elnwarf. =. 9Ilfo AUDI III bielem Sad enbIih
ettpas, bn5 lIdl aud, oes 0abens lohnt. 8alo
pereen mir bDren tpe fIe eddie pom Wecs
res9rtlno bolen uno 9efunfeue Shiffe NIT
9epdd tc. benz WaBer entSicben, tpie oieB
IN Cincinnati IhUn 9eIbeben iepn fou. C9Slb
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-28
Scbnpldtfer giofet bon Starf 0auntt,.

SIR fepb Sonee Elm Duetor mo Sodbolr
BET 1rbona Sabf wld in ner keidbri9m Soia rd
bat ooo olf broud Gum re unero f0men (an
mi etm ODER noa ubbeD @eOlau ben man 9u sufann oradn
meo aus nanoT fprnsen f6nn ~ os es
n0r ale onuuen or foafbn @bt mfr eetn weesetuns
erorud9 oes So uao emporbebun9 ur nnueis sdnpd
onpo tbds anempfob bdl5 o feline 1ntert esn 5u MAIDEN
9ebolen bat %..~
Sur s. 90 an, GQobiQon, srdfoent
ou un Sanf oo, wee Die Geoeuns $40 $4,000 bero9n
ba uno wr 9e9en oas 9et o Mnnes 1T, feline Smn bkm
eonoe oI Srdblt unb Geibbit eebn 5u oIrfen. "--~.
Sena tor:-Sobn Qu9uain.
Npra ten :Bem ST. 8otse peber ebenfaa cine gtrt
antelDn % um oes omen Iannes Smmt raun obn g8b
acre eomml Bi &C. Sobnion. &ene9p
eBor; Nbrabom Sunsbr9er 6 roner:-Sobn &ooae ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-28
Ser 8Qterlanbez Yreu6 Uub G5eif Ser @3ett

@Iprreih er G-riu !-Der
Stadt Maines 1T spicoer9ebcren-oer ganSe
Staat 1T uufer! Jml opri9cn Sabre, als bic
Bant ibre Sdrauben anleBte, erpberten bic
S6beraIiiten ben 9on5en Staat uno 9etpons
neit fpgar ibren Bpuoern0r. Sebt meloen
ebeu ein9elaufene 9SabI6eridte, baB 9err
SairfcIb, Der bempfratifhe @ouoernbrs @an>
oioot, nit iber 1000 Mebrbeit ertpdblt it,
oaB mir iii beioen 3tpetgcn Der 0eieb9ebun9
cine Mebrbeit unO aus adt @engreBalteoern
feds ertpdblt baben.. Nurra fir Walte !!
Sbto tpiro es Dir 9letb maden.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-28
Die Seuti6e Sentrol- ommittee
bon Starf Gauntp

perlan'melte l1db, rem rfftntben Nufruf rrs prat,
benton Jntc9c AM Ntcnpe bes 24ttcn Sictcs an oalts
fe bes -6errn 3nDrer.~ 49,
Quf 2(ntra9 Sefblcben, baB Der prdrent pro
tem: oct pttsbur9er Convention, .6err pctcr &auf.
mQ1, Gfa als teratbcrpcs unp ttin,,nfdbiees olien
piefer Central COMMITTEE tttraette ptrpc Gtento
bic -etrrett ebrltlan Srauer, s5phann 8auer anb
.6enri6 8afns' -.
@ef9fcBe,, Sas, se,nab brs auftrass, Scr feutlbeh
Sahntpz Ser tainmlun9 rrnt lSten Oictcs, ptrfpnen
ernannt merpet, . NIT Setbtllfe Der qSadbfatfeits
Gpmnittcen Scitrass nne untetfhriften su ben Subz
eriptirnslen res pbilirsburser Seminars ;u fans
meln, ,pofur tebcn 0elcttercn cine 9ersiitieuls fir
ibre 3et unp 9ientfe erlautt tpurpt. ......
9ie Ser9fti9an9 ipnrre atf 10 prd;tnt fettsefetts
Vefblrben; eab fc9eneeL 5erren alsGelettoren atts
9ctfelt fepn, namlidb bie Ioerren @"'" -. .t''
Srats HtlDrer fit SPITE unp SantD Iallii(tbirs,
Spbl 8auer u" Satfcn, 4Nlain II. 8rcen %,
Gbrp. .!5r, Seble" Safe, serinstpn ,tnp Slilnis
fbillen %. ...-,
Gcttfr. Strcfel" Setblebtm u. 3ltderfriet 10.
NattD. Sobnfcn, Gfq. unp 8errs .5tlp fir 9>crrp,
1useararpas, 9Batstnstrn unb Dlarltprcusb nfte
Gbrittiat, &raner fir paris Dsnatur9 Ia,tns
ft1ips. y .sr.@+
8t(blnSett, II, -baB biejet,i9en olieber Der Gen.
tral Committee, bic IN Canton rppDnbaft, unp pntt
ron Oct Committee niebt teauftrast np, als Gelets
loren fir befa9te Start H. xaunebip ernannt fepcn
Ncfb[pben, bas bic &rlteftpren perpfi9tct tlno
aH = ahlll"9 Acetpt rc1 l4leH Setppert peI SeHtf"
Committee, bic b itn -oaufe res .5errn 8hbrer per
fammen ipiro, 8eridt ebsutfettcn.. 9lca F.r f|
8efhlcBct, bat eini9e Grenlplare hes Snbalts ner
Sateriptiensiittcr in teut(bcr Sptae seprudt pers
pcn, i'm heit ensfbcn Gutcritticnstfen tsp9eta9t
st ,perben. e-rsrT.tF-.ss5 ~
Sef6lrBer, paB bic .6erauasefer Der teutf6snSlat'
ttr in niefn Geuitp, bic IS fur f1tlib batten, ers
fl.ebt fepetj btefe Serbanrltth9en 81 rutlistret.
8ef6lpBen; pab bic Gentral> cm,,nittce ib rtrtas
se ui,p am atenD pss l4tem oetcters, tm ltbr, a
.eaufe hes .oerrn SnDrer rpteber 5uiasnmentrmt,e
at;Irs;tE.t2 = J5enrp .eatpresbt prallcent
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-28

StiiBe GaBeti cine 9r6Bere @baraftersNaan
ni9folti9tett Slt, ais uniere fhDnen eeierin>
nen obnen. Sn her SGrtft tpcrbeu oft gang
oerld)teocne &aBe eripdbnt, ndmlid): Der
8e9rn6un9SfuB (9t0mer 16. 16); Der 9Ib=
lhieofuB Il &0ni9e 10. 26); Der 8eri6b,
nun96fuB c. Gam. IA. 33) Der 0e9iti9
un9efnB CpIalm. 2. 12) Der 8ereiut9un96>
fuB C@Sehe( s. 49,: Der 8srebrun9sfuB
0 Son. 10. l8); Der 8errdtberfuB CWat
al 26. 49) Ger eiebe6fue CSpriihw, "a
26). (JtcusOorfer Staatss.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-28

Gin bDIer 9eiIt ft)eint felt einiaer Belt uns
ter bic Shwarseu bon yteuyprt oefAbren III
leDn faum Gin Gag oergebt, baB nid)t @e'
malt ooer Sreoeltbaten BON etuem poer met=
reren oerIeloen berid)tet tperoen, uno opri>
gen Scnnta9 entpeibten Ge fogar ihts et9e<
lie STRIDE ourd) eilte f6rmIid)e l,nD all9emets
tie Sd)dgereD. Die Borifeber Der Stride
nemltd, fIeben an ber 3abl, tpareu NIT tbz
rem blshert9eu Yrebi0er unufrieben, he:
1hloeen tbn nidt tpieoer auf Die SauSel AT
laBen, 1tno Derldrieben Tdb eiuen anbern an
tetne Stelle. Sin beia9tem Wor9eu 9e9en 8
ubr esccrtlrtcn ile nun, uuter bcn Sepltau>
De etnl9er Sonltabcl, ibren neusn pfarrer ;u
Der STRIDE, in ipeldler geraoe AT oenl Gage
eln ie9enanntes 9iebe5fcit UOVE FEAST)
9efeDert merben 1ollte. 9tatb uno mad, fIillte
ilt bas pou6 nit 9lnoddti9eu, bon beuen
itd) aber bic Miuucr nit SEnilppcln unc
Stofen oerfehen batten, uuo 1obalo Der alte
preol9er erid)ien, oer1ud,te man ben ueuers
nannten NIT gelpalt gum 2empet beraussus
tretben> ,pelher tubeBen, bon 1eiuen Z Cruz
| lties tppbl Iecuneirt, fetnen plob tapfer uers
Itbetot9te. Da5 9efeht entniefeIte ftd) nun
Sientltd) aQ9emein, Souts uuo Stpd ld1ld9e
re9ncten ba9elotdt> uuo naboem Die tpobls
|9efcrmten Sdlenbeine uno {d)Dugebloeten
Sd)doel Der erbttterteu 9lfrifauer bcoeuteno
E9elttten hatten, 3e9 fId Der &f nah unb
nod, aus Dem entweibten SoeiIt9tbume auf
Die StraBe, ioo er nod fur5e 3eit fprtgeiest
nnroe. Die Stride tpurbe bierauf gelblo6en
uno bic Seper oes Qtebe6feftes auf etneu an
bern Sag an68elest. (sa9emetne 3eitun9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-28

@or aursem siets elm junssr Maun III
Waris I'M 1000 Ss. einsufaBlrer, uno trn9
lie lit einem SGdheu uah leiner gSobnung
surild. sliaf benz Wes fiblte er ben sae pom
Iinten BON lIh 9eri6en, brehte nm I'm su les
Zen, mas ban,it tperoen lpltel 1'ro bemertte
eitten pcrnebn, gefleibeten Waun, Der ild)
b5flid, cntlhuloi9te II. umger5eibuns fir ie!,
Ia ,,ea Srrtbum BAT, il,oem er bios einenn ieiner
Hrcunbe ei,lef sleiuen S6red MAIDEN sppQ=
ts, w ,e. ,lno sab linn ben Cad pieber. Als
Sci iuuee Wann nah ietner 9abbauiefunft
fein @elo sablei, ipollte, bate er elnen ai,s
'oera benz ieini9en abnlid)en Sadlnit itruneem
sGilen ansefiiut. n.aa.art .@e@.sor~ (ib.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-28
Sic Nantouer 8anf.

D std3enoe po oerotfbn "tn sfunosn Qnaten' p
DE in aaer sdonbt oes unosrantotn S9a 9npa un 9onopo
tn ben Soien Start GaunY or gaf oafeb on e
Stein bs Nnf nib ebm fben f6nnn bic nab Der gS fnon
ben bab e s barber sebronbie eontpnr Sanf bdn jet er
ntrn fem e ssn enu0n ale Sbre Snpder no
Dem nen na faf gSeb S aue unre aaueute
uerf fdtln a Oh m bas ber bdttn bnn Gin gonn Snpdr
s Be5abns ansboea ro 3s oas Bip oer anat oeu
Sobwnostt elmer Sanfegem omotral Sde ano
Gt miro uor oer 8anfbetrdeerep eebas mrosn Ill
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-28

Grinnert Gueb, Oemofraten DaB fein sny9er gu
rer politlben G5e9ner am 2Bab(ta9e babem bebt unb
oent barat DaB nlr burb bic 9>acbldBi9feit Der Oe>
motraten es ben eberaen bep ben leeOdbri9en 2Bdb>
len in et(eben ge9enben 9e(an9 ben Sie9 ju errn9en
Der Jreibeit it,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-28
q Nn5ei9e.

n II eIYe.
ar Gnctsttnannte te;tust biernit bab tas Gt1
~ rIebt, relbts am l2tet Cert. biefcs Sabrts,
et9en rem Sbaratttr nno 9uten Jemsen bes 8ctttrne
Strotel ron Setblebtm, Stare Gauntp, rertrettfte.
falb unp rbne 8ruup 1T; ct rriccerruft raber nass
eltt hicrmt 6fentlib tein sefainten pnttieuns'
unD erelart, baB in Q3obrheit nts unredbtes &C.
9en -eersn 9trpttl Ga9tn tann, frrhtrn eurb ttss
wiliae 9Ntnfen rerleitet ipurre, ibm 9in9e nadju-
fasen at re CT telt teincn Glanben bate-sSttble"
BEN, Start 60. Stpt. rs, 1888.
Srtebrtb Grfbn.
ltnterftticten TT Ge9enipart ron ph Sac. QetBm'ar
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-28
M arm I'm q.

az n,eine 5rau, Sufaana Osarsaretba, seterne
y !eau5, tfrslieb mid n,n unsefabr 400 IbaIer
tettcblen lnp fd fcpann ba,nt ins 2eeite se,nad9t
bat, iitrisens jerpb tpterer 1T inctns Seater4aft
tcm,u,en unp meinen Credit fir tb tenaten tcnntc,
70 ertlare ib btermit 6entlieb, seb m tsne bersei.
dben ron ibr semaebtsn Sebulosn bes"blen Stree.
.a-.- Mtsbatt Gttet.
N,ife xfr. xuscarairas Gatiftp. &trt. %.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-28
ei0teruno !SeifemSa abrif

In &dnfpnt
ar ltnterGbrietene Setst ettn pattitum bter,nit
~ ersetcnft an. naBe am 0analj eteid binter eHe~
ters 8roberepj in rer Staet Carton bas
9ihter 8 fife III a dle II
i'm 8rrBcn np &tetnen ;u tttreite atisefansen bat,
unp 8ettelunsen, bic in fein Sad fhlasen, amf bas
Vhnttli6te, 8ette unp 2Hpbfeilte ausfhbren soirh.
Ct tittet bcsbalb ,nt seneisten Sufrrndb.
y. .. Sir ltnGbtitt uno Seifenfett, srie aud fur
quite, rcie Ne, pirb Der b6tte Wlarttpres tsjablt.
Saeob 28tnterlb lter.
Canton, Strtrnitcr %. Ant.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-28

Neues 8irtbsbaus in Der Stabt Canton.
.Doseph %. Relm
~ tritet cit,e teutf6eis Sseunbe nno asput(ifu,
y t,terba,lrt beb CT bas wrbltefan,te 2Strtbsbaas
lin Set Iusearafpas 9traBe, sun. S@i!o bes
s-. lmerifaniiben 6otsls,
lettbef tesppbnt rpn Sa,n. e z dblenter, setana
bat, ,sub pa1elttt tereit 1T, 4le s aeerperen tit
i'm NIT ibre,n 3ufrrueb teebrcn Gr wirb iib teti
ben; aasemeine 3nfrispenbeit sn Setrabren. Seia
xiid ,np Sar trlem NIT ben tettsn s.sfernngen ees
rau,nis ,lnr rperben rppbt attenbirt. ...
Gin srcser .9B as etsb f, 3ur geauemlidteil
rcn Subr(euten unp 1noertr: Der ltnterf9rietens
bpfft pureb ttrensc rtrtonlidc 1ufnertfamteit au
(ein 9efbaft einen xbeil csf Sffentliden Suntt 81
rerptneh unb sn erbaltet1. -. - . sr.rg.sa5g 81
Srftpb 3. 6ftm.
Canton, Cert. 20. kp' a- AZ
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-21
L z r r z r III.

10 the Editor of the Vermont Telegraph.
Why does the American s. 9. Union want
am agent i'm New-EnSland .-'"
Weasend our agent into New England to
collect money for what2 Tofurnish books 2
No; our books pay their own expenses
What thenP to pay rent taxes borrowed
money, losses O. No; our business opera
tons sustain themselves. What then 2
Why to pay the salaries and expenses of
our missionaries And what are our mis-
sionaries doing2s, Why, they are establish
ing schools in destitute places in the West.
ern, southern and Middle States They
are introducing the blessings of the gospel
among the thousands Of children and youth
inssections Of the country wbere. the church
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-21
For the Vermont Telegraph.
THE DUEL...No. I.
WAR COMPARED wtrH pr ~, :, !.

WAR COMPARED WITH DUELLIsa. "a
l am 6 lad to hear from eyerv ouarter
Simultaneous burst of indignation against,
the late duel in Washington; and [ trust.
that no apology whatever will be allowed.
to screen any one of the accomplices ia.
this deed OF villany from universal. ever
lasting scorn and reproach. They are.
ALL stained with the guilt of. deliberates,
cold bIooded murder, and upon, every one
of them should be branded the mari az
Cain in characters never to be rtIaced
from the memory of man. Il was a crv-
ing sin against God; it was foul crime
against the laws, of every state in The
Union; it is disgrace to Congress that
can never be blotted from its records Il i
an indellible stigma on the whole nation.
It is cruel, barbarous, brutal outrage
upon humanity, The whole land oug6t
TO ring with unsparing denunciations-
The voice. Of public opinion, without .
dlscordant note, should pour its thunder
tones upon the ear of Congress, until
those honorable murderers are ALL ,ex-.
PEELED from its halls, and sent, if not. to
the, scafold they so richly deserve, at
least into returnIess exile from all share
in the councils of nation they have so
deeply disgraced before the whole world
through all coming ages. The pressf
that does not rebuke them, is recreaut IA
its trust. The pulpit that win not echo
the denunciation of God against 50 grosssi
a violation of his law, is traitor to Chris
tianity. The patriot the Christian tkes
friend Of virtue and of man, that do NOT
utter their unmingled abhorrerce. are
false to the duties they owe to their conn.,
try, their species and their God " wa
Glance atthe fearful aggravationsoftK.1
ease That the lawgiyersofa Christian
people should thus trample oathe Iawsofs
God, and theircountry that 4 son Of Me-
England. where adnei is murder i lawls.4
well as fact, should 50 Car forget or 50
II s.f'S tg5t2 : snge o. 81 A%aapsS - : Z.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-21
Sg.rnsrt S8d.stsYG.

es,...sATusD.r,M Aae3 i. 1898.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-21

: BRANDON, "WEDNESDAY, MARCHe 81. 1sas.T
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-08
List OF Letters.

I'D EMAlNiNG in the Iost o.,ice al Monticcr.
IL 10 en- the 3lst Of June 1899, and which
not called for within the three months next err
suing, will be sent u tic General Post Office al
Dead Letters.
A Atwood Wiet, Askew VIM r.. Andcrss,
Miles, Afford Fort 2.
Blister VIM, Bdller An.h'y, Bowen Mrs
Martha, Rsck A d, B-akefvid Melinda q.
bsakehell VIM, Burnsy David.
= Clerk Probate Court, Catching II D, Cla,k
Joseph.
D Daniels, B, Dixon David, Davis sa.ns w.
Davis Henry 3.
| T Fur Jacob, Frclick James.
= Gordon Moses, Cranberry George, Gym
William. -"
II HICKMAN John or Brinkcy, Hamilton
Sampson, Hendricks Wm, Harrison Jary,nc..
Harris Edward, Harrison William
L Longino John T, Tanlbsrt John
y McFeasn Vim, Miccai Katharine, Nixon
Abram, Maxwell Tho's, Miohae. Edward, Mas.
sic Elisha.
N Mobiles Lew,
z Pepper Gwinn, Parkmnn Iittrton.
X Ross Francis 2, Ross Simeon, Rogers Green
NJ, Raborn George, Rhodes James.
- Stuckey Simeon, Sheppard Nancy 2, Smith
Mr., seaten fho's b, Summer tleseAian, Stephens
Mr. G.
w Wea,hcrsby Arthur, Winters James 9,
Warner James, White Geo n, White w.
L. ENGLEHARD, P. M.
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laudable curiosity! And who
would not feel his blood flow
quicker at the perusal OF a pa.
per issued from the press while
his fleet was casting anchor, af-
eritsrelnrn from the discovery
lof 4 world-when conjecture
had become ceItainly--propI,e-
| cy, history, and when Columbus
prepared for himseIfthe simple
but sublime epitaph, which was
almost all an ung,ate co0n,ry
left him, and which announced
to the observer, that The marble
he gazed on covered the re-
mains Of him who had given a
new world To CASTLE and Leon!
But besides the value 0f these
remains as materials oftistory,
they are interesting memorials
of by-gOne times. They are
precious relics, which appeal to
the best emotions Of the human
heart They associate Us with
past events, rendering brighter
and darker the virtue and vices
which varIegatc the retrospect
that's spread ont for our i'm
pr0yement. He who has not
felt this powerful association is
not 10 be envied. He would
stand upon the plains If Lexing-
ton, and forget that the silence
of IFS peaceful village had ever
been broken Ivy thar SQUAD
which aroused II whole CONT
nent, and whose echoes are We,
reverberaiing among the islands
Of Lake Erie, nnmindful of those
who sleep beneath him, and re-
calling none Of those proud Incl.
dents whiek marked the iri-
umph of Perry, and which will |
ever illustrate the sence Of his
victory.
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hrreby given 10 oil persons ia sny
manner Interested in an undivided
lalf OF SIX hundred arpcDs Of land belong.
ng to the estate IF Alexander Norean
jecessed. situated on Pearl River In tho
;''uniy y Hancock, 10 appear al The On.
'hans Court ofsaii county Of H.ncofk
Y The fourth Moundsy ~ September
'ext and shew cadse Why SAID land
hcnli mol b. sold sccurd;ng t,iaw
Thisfeuth Monday In July 1895
CHARLES MERRILL, Admir-.
Pennington, Aug. 1sf, l638--3S-Gw.
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TAKING 1T CooLIy.--Oa the coca.
sion Of the recent earthquake IN Mssnu.
II. couple were quietly sleeping il shei-
bed wsrs somewhat disturbed sWhst's
,ha, sad the Wits Only AZ earthquake
returned the hushand dr"wsiiy, a. he
turned over. aud resigned himself again
10 The arms Of Morpheus.