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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-27

nave been addressed IN terms OF apnfobri-
ohs elimination. Ufoly soicH-l h} TIE lau-
guaca Of resi- cct This has made them In
necessities has wrought up n temper which
rcsisis conviction or favorable influence.
mas, Tear. put OF emancipation FOR "a, lcast
hall century beyond the period when 4,
might have bccn effected: and excluded
from the slaves those moral and religion. irl.
iiuences which ~crc conducjycio their pros
cnt and future good This manner or adj
dressing the public on these subjects can
never result IN the good which IS honestly
intended, bat must continue 10 rcudcr less
and less hopeful, the grc1t object If Your
sincere on3carore.
IL ihc whole North were united in the
course IN which the aholitianists are now
pursunu,it would have 30 tendency 10 over
canc the opposition ot the South. Itm,cht
dissolve our national union-which Won pro-
fcss, and trust, with sincerity, to apprcci-
ate according to It's incstmable worth but
would only aggrayate the aversion Of tho
South To measure which they will never
adopt from coercion, unless by scrvilc in
surrecilon, which your society so poin,cdly
dcprccatc. | think, too, that the American
nntl-slavcry society is not only argrayatinr
the condition Of the slave, and converting
his hopes into dark despair; but the free
negroes are suffering under the prejudice
ami party spirit which its incompetence has
engcndcrcd. Party spirit cntrcnchcs tho
sou!.and fortifcs beth head and heart against
reason and moral influence. That society
Is always e0dangering the peace and union
ofthe churches IN the UnilSd States, by ma
king participation in their eScessos, prac-
tically, ifnot in form, a term of communion.
Indeed, there seems to he no interest O pri-
mary importance in our country, political
or religious which is not put in jeopardy b.
the honest men who are embarked in this
benevolent, but unwise anddisastrous enter
prise, as ii is now conducted. respect
their motives while | deploro their errors.
Humanity, patriotism and pieiy long TO see
their ultimate end accomplished, but weep
over the desoation which marks their
course.
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c. The reptile OF the Lomoillo State Pa
porls splitting his venom upon ALrxaSpEu
Hamilton and FisnrR AMEs. The ignora-
mus probably thinks they arc Wing candi-
dates for Office some where in the northern
part Of the state.
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FAnuER SMlir.-Eycry effort is made by
the LocoiOco papers in this state, to cheat
the farmoro into tho belief thot tho oontost
now wagrg in the state, is between them
on enc side, and the mechanics. merchants
and professional men on the other. They
would have them believe that all other class
cs Of frccmen arc aryoycd against them, and
that all the measures Of the Wing party are
designed to bear directly upon this contro-
vcrsy. Those who do not pcrusc the papers
Of thai party, viii hardly believe ii possible
that they can be devoted to so gross per-
version Of truth. They would suppose a
man who should labor to produce such an
impression would be unable to look up in
the presence ofhis intelligent fellows. But
the mere assertion Of this falschood is less
ridiculous than the arguments used for dri-
wing onward in the scheme Of reform, rs
they callit II is asserted that the condi-
ton Of the Iaboring classes is becoming Il
farming in the extreme that they are get
ting discouraged that the rich are concer-
ting plans 10 bring them into state Of sla-
wish dependence and every argument re-
sorted 10, to induce them TO act in concert
against them.
With this species of misrepresentation
the papers Of that party teen from week to
week.
To cap the climax Of absurdity, Mr. Smi-
lie is held up as the farmers candidate IAN
honest tiler ofthe soil Jcflersonian dem
ocrat, and the poor mans friend while
Gov. JcnnIson is represented as an arlsto-
craft Hartford Convention fedcraist, a
bank monopolst and every thing else tho
necessities Of the party can suggest. Now
what are the facts Nathan Smile IS ;
merchant. instead of a farmer: and so ial
from being a friend Of the poor man, has iol
years been rowing rich from the ayais o
a business that has always spread poverty
and wretchcdncss and death wherever u
goes. He has virtually created more poy
criy than he could alleviate with the riche
OF Croesus. Talk of the poor mans friend
behind the counter of a grog,hop! Sla'
II. Jcnnson is tilcr Of the soil IN the righ
scnse--at the very spot-ihe plow The sythC
and the hoe. He not only lives upon hr
larm, but labors on it and Ilthc poor mar
looks to him for sympathy, he knows how L
bestow it. Which of the two, reader, 81
the farmers candidate.
We by no means admit. however, that
governor Is 10 be elected for any one elias
ofcommuniiy. We will have nothing 90 d.
with the poor mans candidate OF the nci
mans candidate, the farmers candidate o
The mechanics candidate; but we 60 70
f the candidate of the peopls. We 60 70
the man who will govern with an mParlia
: reference to the good Of all classes. w
do not admit that government should be ad
minis,eFed for the exclusive benefit OF 10
, poor man, any more than for the exclusive
benefit of the rich. We do not believe a
! exciting the hatred of the poor against lh'
! rich. Wealth generally springs from indus
I A., anI economy. and these are honorable
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ROWAND.S TONIC MIXTURE,


WEN years have not yet elapsed since 1t was
l. first regularly submitted to tho public; but it
has attained tho highest reputation; and has sup
planted every other medicine for the Ague whcrov.
or it has been known and appreciated. Already
has it been carried in every direction throughout
tho United States, and still realizes than could
have been anticipated by its mos, sangnine friends.
Thousands Of persons 'avo not only been relieved.
but restored I" health and vigor through its agen.
cy; aud they now chceriully testify, at every op.
por,unity, TO its sided and supreme efficacy. 1,
is composed Of such medicinal principles arc
calculated to renew the healthy action of tho stom-
ach, liver, and other important digestive organs,
the Toss Of which harmony Is tho immediate cause
of tho dsease. II is apparent also that It pr odu.
entire change in tho condition Of tho systen
and certainly destroys tho native liability to relap.
SEES Of the affection. When the Ague is attended
with any other complaint, the employment Of tho
Tonic Mixture will not interfere with tho treat.
,ont Of the other disease, but will even afford
slstanco by furnishing strength and vigor to tho
body during the course Of treatment. These who
make use of this medicine may be assured that
there is no Arsenic, Barks, Mercury, or any other
article in its composition uniriend!y to tho human
constitution; being entirely regeinbIe EXTRACT;
and they may navo additional confidence in the
use thereof when they perceive that il has tho Of
feet Of gcnt'o laxative nbout ihe time half bot.
tic full has been takcn--in consequence Of which,
there il no part Of tho medicine left to finger in
tlo DOW0Is 10 cause 0DStfuCtloOS, anu ot!lcF OWLS,
arising from tho use Of many Of the remedies ow
offered for tho of this affection. II has been
used also US n preventive, by many who were sub
icct to periodical recurrence of tho Chills and il
has invariably warded off tho apprchonded attack.
Observe! The Proprietor, fully satisfied with the
unparalleled and universal success which has
stantly attended punctual and regular use Of the
Tonic Mixture, in all cases Of Fever and Aguc,
feels warranted in engaging to refund the price to
all those who have token the medicine IN strict
cordancc with the prescribed directions, without
having been perfectly and Instingly cured.
The subscribers arc the wholesale agents for tho
South Western States, and have now on hand six
~ CASTS of this medicine, which is warranted fresh
and genuine. For sale at tho manufactured prices
| JARVIS Il ANDREWS, :
Wholesale Drug gists,
! nov27 cor Common h Tchoupi,nnlnS street
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THE FLORIDA LINE
h YeoA From Mohile to Augusta, &c
l44H-AN leaxca Mobile exerx dax nj Ihr

G@l] leave: . Mobile Noble ever! y day e!,h;es
sss.aszsSsssszssss O'Clock. IN per mni boat
for Halls Landing, nbove Blakely ,-thence tour
nos, coachcs TO Pensucoln-thenco steam h0nts 10
Lagrange, where the land route is resumed-thence
VIA Mariana and Brownsville, Fla. Bainb'idge,
Pjndertown, Hlwkinsvilie. SaupdersvilIe l. Louis
Vile to Augusta, Ga, connecting regularly with
the rail road cars 10 Charleston, and the steam
packe,a 10 Now York, Norfolk Phil .de pha, etc :.
The steam boats the hes1 for t ,e service, and
the navigation presents more advaIl ayes than can
be found upon any steamboat route in the south.
| ern region.
The great improvements in the 70 tic have been
produced by the construction Of tit miles OF new
road, by the proprie,ors, viz from LaGrange on
Lafayette Bayou, an arm OF Santa Rosa Bay, to
Brynn,'s Ferry, on the Chauahoochee river, ten
| miles above the C"wterd, Or ID above Cedar Bluff,
whereby the navigation OF the river, and the CON
s-quen, de,en,ions, and more recently the incon
venent. crossing at the Cowiord, nre entirely
| avoided, and n fine road from Mariana direc
I" Bainbrdge, instead OF the roundabout road vi,
Cha,,ahonchcc, lessenng the distance about fort,
miles, and Increasing the facilities more sha'
once a day
Alro, . vranch line of two horse s,nges ever
Other day tom II,w kinsvle, via Perry t" Macon
Ga connecting with the line to Savannah an
} Daricn, Geo.
: A mail s,eamhoa, rlics regularly be,wec
Dainbridge and Apalachicola. Travellers wishin
TO reach any point on Cha,,ahoochee or Apalnch'
cola, can take s,eon.toat al Brownsville.
| Mobile To Pcnsacnln-lnnd Rou,o-During th
time occupied by the repairs vt hna!s, the proprit
tors of the Florida line will run n line Of fou
horse pos, coaches every other day between Nc
bile aud Pensacola.
. Passengers will leave Mobile n, 3 o'clock p n
, in the u S mail boat aud proceed 10 Halls Land
ing, where o four horse coach will 10 IN waiting
convey them to the excellent house Of Mr.. Chati.
Hall, ! ! 4 mile distant, where they will fin
pleasant accom- m odations for the night-leavin
mex, morning, they will arrive in Pensacola earl
in the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort
, nigh, travelling.
. Office at the Mansion House, Mobile, and Co
Inns Hotel, Pensacola, where seats must be sec,
, rel. STOCKTON L. Go. nov
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I1EMltY X LEE g Gu, No } Magazine street, are
Ill row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, and other late arrivals tram he
:crn Cities large anil new selected assortment
I!"is, Boots, shoes and Bro=ans,
consisting Of grn.lcnens fine calf and Morocco boots
do % quality; do bud, and stout pcggc.l boots
various q'ulities mems ino calf seal aud Morocco,
rhee. pumps and brogans, buckskn shoes, brogans
shippers 5: mems fine calf and kippcd pcgge shoes a
rogans do boots do stout kip aud pegged shoe,
ID brogans; genlcmens best quality calf scwc,i Shoes
hogans and Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
'cke shoes and brogans do calf, seal and Merocco
.lian shoes and sppe s. do calf buff wings
lots; loys', misses and cldren's peggcd and scwc
h ogans, and shoes OF every quality and kind.
Also a general assortment Of mems stout wax and
r'~t 'rogans and shoes, together with 10000 pair,
.sro hest quality, russell brosans, nailed in the
hanks, male expressly for plantation use; good rs
rtme, Of mems fnc aud stout kip russell brogans,
Nv article, and a,ge quantity of an inferior J"a.
e. sse, and wax bragans.
Ladies' fine calf, seal morocco and grain wclts, and
pump sole shoes do fine French Morocco and kid run
nmd slippers do shoes, will, and wi,l,ou, heels;
all kinds and qualities; do lasting brogans; gaitc-
sand foNed booccs. Misses lasting spring sloesan,,
Of gans Cil'cn's colorcd Morocco and lasting bro.
x: MS and boots, &c.
>ien,lencn's five fashionable black silk hats; do black
IN d1. beaver do OF superior quality; do imitation
IL ram 4o; bread and narrow brim mc,'s fine .,al, and
VII * Russia short Mapped hats, ne" article. Ios,ls
t:n &c size hats OF different qualities; do chilre,'s
Nn's and Buys black and dlb wool hats of various
siG pes, with general assortment Of boys aud mems
80. caps
ilns assortment will he repenishe by the arrival of
hp0ckelstrom the named cities, all OF which
iilbe sold on accommodating terms. aug 1T
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CulN I'll. ASo ~ L. AK liiEiN W AXE : ORE
sc C,nrrre street, New Orleans.
VITM. SERGEANT & Co. importers Of French
w mud En- l,sh China and Earhen ware. are
now opening new and rich patterns of break ia 81,
dining md ten services, toilet sets, pitchers tea
and coffee cups, tenpo's, sugars, creams, bowles,
plates. dishes. tureens. wash basins an cwe.s,
foot baths, etc. etc.
Rich cut and plain French and American glass.
wnrc-goblcts, champai gnes, lemonades, jel les,
clare's, wines, cordInl>. howrs, docan,ers.
tumblers, preserve d,shes ceeres, pitchers, lamps,
lamp shade aud glasses, candle shaIos, salt GEL
lers, etc.
Silver plated, sronzed and britannia wares-cas.
tors, liquor stands, cake huske,s, cantl, sticks,
branches, spoons, ladies, coffee and enpn,s sugars
creams. lamps, iapanned travs, astral srnnds, and
hanging lamps, fine cutlery, German silver spoons
and forks, together with grea, variety Of articles
for flmi!y use. Merchants, planters. hotels, and
tean,hrn,s, furn I'd with go"ds al the most rea :,
sonnble prices, ana packed so as to be convey, d
viii, safety t'any pnr, Of the country.
A'sn, npn,h prarips' glassware, nov .
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noLBEAR's Science Of Penmanship received, and
IL for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatres street, New Orleans, l89 Broadway
Nav York, Danphine ST. Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners and
schools, and is calculated for persons Of all ages.
Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to coll and examine
the system for themselves. -,
Lessons given at slch houses as n,ny suit the
convenience Of all and IL classes formed in my part
| Of the city.
| sdences.
| Persons paying . q lrse Of lessons are desired
| o attend: $3.50 awe slsvell IA they wish:
| SCAR BROTHER.
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y1ARRoWGATE SPRINGS
N0n'g0mcry cUnntV, AIaFn'N.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEI

THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
'1NIE proprietor of this establishment has the plea
Il Of announcing to his friends and the public
in that he will he in readiness by the first day
May To receive visitors. He will also for the be-
ne of those at distance that there have been large
improvements made, and others going Oh and in
rapid progress for completion, which will enable tn.
subscriber to accommodate much larger number thu
hcret0fnre and nj the time much better.
Familie can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
tl,orc who prefer lave large cabius detached from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary tie say anything in par'cn
lar Of the character OF these waters generally
believed that they inferior any in the South.
ern States. All the amusenrns that nre genc,nIiY
found at Watering Places, will he found at this +
hest music that this purt OF thu country affords,
been engaged, and will be in ca.Rtan attendance at
Springs during the whole season.
he subscriber will avail himself of this opi,nr,unity
in returning his unlcsned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last season. and hopes y the
tons thar have been made in improving and extending
the ACT om,nodaons, to merit liberal patronage th
present season. JNO CRAM.
AZ
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WHOLESALE AND RETAILCOMB AND VA
w KlETY STORE-at the sign of the golden
comb, Mo 2 Chartres scccr. The subscribers have
ceved, ina lition to their previous stock on hand u
and compct. assortment of articles in their line; viz
combs, rerfum>ry' Jewelry, brushes locking glasses
funcy articles, Nc. consisting in part as follows:
COMBS-tor,ose shell wrought and plain tuck TWIST
qnilled back, long round, dressing side puff curl and
neck, Brazilian combs of every description amongst
which Mexican pattcrs, Ivory combs OF every
description, horn, dressing and packet together with
general assortment ofFrcnah md American.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Lavender Florido honey,
bay rose and flower waters Of every size and des
crption camphoratcd Cologne, extract of BSrgamot,
fancy soaps Of all kinds, shav do in cakes and pots,
cream soap do Wards vegetable hair oil, bears and
tiqc do reston's smelling SALTS plain and perfumcd
toilet powder pearl POWDER pow erpuls and boxes po
in POTS and rolls, orrs and chlorine tooth wash
! and powders, with general assortment of
JEWEllkY-some ofthc latest md most fnshlOna-
bic Sctts consisting of white and red corncliai topaz r.
jet cardrops set in agree, breast pin. Of grc"' 7r-
tv of patterns watch trimmings gilt und sve ~lcke-,
silver hmhcs, silver and gold pc ms md guard chains
BRUSilES-Cloh, hair, dust lg, crunl ,hcurth floor,
Int, acsh, tooth, plate comb, Nail, shaving, shoe und
whitcwasll brushes.
! LOOKING GLASSES-Gcrmnn statia and ,nile,
GLASS;, nagn, ing and French dressing glasscs, home
do, with variety of other kinds no, enumerated.
| FANCY AND VARIETY ARFICLES-FrencE
and American portable desks and dressing eases, some
very rich and finely finished ladies work boxes and drcs
sing with and without music, musical boxes, Ac
corlins various kinds vions and guitars, silver
plated pencils and leads wood pencils for carpenters
crnvons, mantle clocks uns and pistols with und shou
cuse- percussion caps, percussion cap chargers, nipple
screw drivers, shot brlt. hays, paste bnckns,
tea Sets Indian beads every kind, bells and plnncs
fine and common knives, razorssuld scissors, imbcs
needless pins, silver plated steel and common specta
cles books md wallets of various kinds, visn;
cards and card cases, playing cards Of French, German
and American manufacture, dolls imitation fruit,
boxes prints of various kinds Saunders PomcrYy's
Emmcrsons, Ilillman's and Hawkins straps an
metallic homes lirks, fancy bead necklaces do with
drops, toy watches, pearl buttons, powder TASKS,
plain seed beads gilt and silver DO, gum elastic s,spcn
la, h,,-
boards dice, optical vicnnes, cwsarps locooco match
and drinking cups with great variety OF other
s,s all of viii. h will be sold for cash city accep,ar
ces on II months credit. II SlMMC.tS, 4 co.
"a 20 (lartress,.
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BOOK BINI)ERY.

Under the Pcnyune Office. - C,mps,,
,,o,,,,o>-
RoNoEhA d no" sun Deg 'eaVe 20 INFORM
IL Their customers AMI the pnnllc generally, NM
iney have removed their establishment 10 No. u
Camp street, Immediately under the office of the
ricayune-w where they are prepared TO execute all
orders in their line.
H,yino received from the Nor,h a supply of m
per md materials Of su,cr;or QUALIFY. for III.
m,nniac,nrc If Bl,nk noohs. thew offer their ser-
v,ccs IN merchanis onJ others. who NAV wish
worL oe ,h,, L;nd and hav;n, ,,,e ody,c,,no Of
s..a N - . "' ~" y; sh, En. H. -. y,
svG:h' e"P"'.o"e :" '"". Inv ,"o9 "'e
c"h""c"t Vi e'''"s s'''s''c''"n ~ ''osc "ho III '!
''v"f 'hem WIN '"eir eus'"m'
FOR aotanes, architects and others maps and
plans VIII ne pasted on linen. vanished and
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""lesuIe s'ruSSlStss
cor Common e. TchOpitOrliaR
MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE W.1rnov,E

u ARRLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAhEnousE.
~ Cas,omhonse street. opposite the post-officc.
Inc subscribers are now receiving from their faes
torres IN New York, and will keep constantly ON
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
OF superior workmanship, and Of the latest patterns
made Of tho best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain ss and lintelr,
marble saengs, hearths and boundary stone, plaster
Of Paris, Roman 4 Hydraulic Cement ard Plaster.
liar. together with splendid assortment OF
ass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
tatcs OF Inc newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatest manner and at tho
rt'ss nollce. They have first rate workm n to
,''9ye work.
'AEf AIN L. STROUD,
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1I;nuO Eurfc TlsLr,icfIOu

Wlinm Smith tenders his services to the ci,i'
Gems OF New Orleans as n teacher Of the piano
forte. Mr. S having been employed several years
ASH teacher Of music in private families in 's'on,
aud also n, several Of The fenn!c srmnarics in its
vicinity, cannot but hope TO mer, their confidence.
lie is permitted TO refer to Rev DR. CI"Pp, Messrs
Stc'son Il Avery, Henderson &. Gaines.
Fur terms. sc please apply at the bookstore OF
Alexander Tower, 40 C,mpst oct
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pIyNOCK'S ROME. &c.

NJNI>t"N kONt NC.
DlNNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DR.
l. G"'!smith's Ahrdgment of the History Of Roms
I" which is prciixcd Introduction to the Si,tly
Eomnn History, md great variety of valuable inior
nation added throughout, the work. on the Manners
institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; with ma
meroHs biographical aud historical Notes. and qHes
tons for examination at the end of each section
Illustrated with ,hirtycngrnvings on wood, by Atbcrton
PISNOCK's Improved Edition Of DR. Goldsniths History
OF Eng land from the Invasion of Julius Caesar 10 the
death of GEORGE ID, with continuation to the yea
l"32 with questions Tor examination nj the end U
each section Besides variety of valuable inor,na
ton added throughnu, the work Consisting of tubie
OF contemporary SovcrcignS and eminent persons
Copious explanatory notes. Remarks on the roi
tics, manners md literature of the nge. An outlines
the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated by muny engr,
inss.
GUYS, ELEMENTS OF ARrRoSoMy, md an Aorilcmer
o! keitls New Treatise the Use Of Globes Nep
American edition, with additions and Improvement,
and an eHplaon Of the astronomical part Of the An
Ticun Almanac.
Just received and for sale by WIN MKEAN
nov "a corner Of Camp and Common ste
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CAPTAIN MAREYAT"r'S NEW NOVELS
RntNn The Refer, by tho author Of Peter Simple, g.
in Q vols.
Cummings or a Winter nj Sch!ass Hatfield IL Lo~a
Syria by Captain Basil Hail. Royal Navy, FL
g., in vol
Lord R"idnn, a romance. by Allan Cunningham ! 70
Sheppard Lee. written by himself, in 2 wells.
Compendium History ofIkrly, translated from t',s
original I,nl'an, by Nathaniel Greene, in vol. for
ming No. 70 of Harper's Family Library.
Vols. , 4 Of the now complete md uniform edition
Of Washington HrinSs Works.
Rogers French and English Dirtionnry. in vol, 3vo
Nnys"fs French and Eneitsh Dictionary.
ALss-A few more copies Of Colnbe's Phrenology
iniss nTy o. Superior qua
Go.'s improved Pens, jnpancd papers, wsshts
&c. &c. sc.
just received, I'd for sals by
m3l REM. LEVY,