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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

Tar sursr. ev IsR,sr. The editor Of the
Boston Times Is eloquent m his reflections and de-
.er,.s,, q u genuine Jewish shckel, hardcd him
d, EXAMINATION. which has bern preserved with
mach care through successive generations, for
PROBABLY 100 wears
ave eli tsavs tie cditof) a. u were IN Palrs
IAN, a Hing with Moses and the prophets as u
We bohcla The money changers driven out OF The
T,mrls hy HIM who would nd suffer any proana-
t.ou 81 his fathers house Never dad The real pres
enco Of the SAVIOR and has apostles come upon us
with 40 much strength, for We thought OF The tnry
races 81 silver Tor winch Judas betrayed his Mas
Ter with kiss Were they like tins Was this
ssne Of them Or in the travels labors. sutcrings
and glory Of the holy OF old, did tins rude coin
ever serve 20 alleviate tilcir wants Was Il ever
given ~ charity 10 an apostle Of Christ, and pass
through his hands as the means OF obtaining sus-
tenancc that tho body might be supported under tic
voluntary tod Of carrying good dings 20 mankind
We have seen many Jew, IA prosperity and ad-
ycrsiiy. and however viiihcd may nave been ms
race in some ages, could not hut look upon MN
vi,e reverence, as the descendant OF nation which
holds his fsiti, pure, though mistaken and drawn
is history from the beginning OF the world, written
hy the inspiration of God Constant and mistaken
m the ancient religion Of their nation they deserve
respect although we believe that new revelation
has supersedod that OF Moses. And when We re-
fec, ,t,a the once sacred people scattered like
The leaves Of autumn all over the earth that then
nation exists only in history and IN hope that they
have no home but IN the solitude OF theh owl
hearts and that
The Wild bird hath her nest, the fox his cave
Mankind their country Israel but the grave.
Then we are almost oppressed with sympathy 70
the suffering. segregated but still faithful children
Of Israel And this little shekel calls to mind a
sacc, the power and the prosraon, the glory an
1e msiortunes, the splendor and the degradation
that people, Nho were a, FIRST shepherds on u
plains 81 Judea afterwards captiyes in Egypt the
wanderers in the desari subsequently the mos
powerful nation in the East captlves again IN Bat
ylon once more restored TO something like their fol
rer greatness, and now driven abroad, without
temple ~ an altar, which they can IKE their M
nuai pilgrimage. 10 pay their dovo,ons and perior
the rites and duties OF their religion"
On one side in plain Hebrew characters, Is II
scribed, ''Tnr sHrKEL or ISRAEL around vase {
urn OF burning incense and on the other, "JERus
LEN rug HOLY" surround branch of Aaron's ro'
The coin is about the size OF a half dollar.--N
.Senf,ael.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

We learn from Bennington county that
the Wing convention, which was holden on
the 4ih inst. was well attended, and its pro-
cecdines spirited and harmonious. Martin
&c. Deming. OF Arlington, and Pierpolnt
Isham, of Bennington, were nominated for
Senators. We are told the wings of the
county are wide awake, and that they are
determined to elect their ticket. This they
can Doubt SIS do, as they have uniformly
given decided malortles for Governor and
Members of Congress, though for some rea
son, to US unexplained, the locos have some
times succeeded in choosing lher Senators
! Last year. we believe the Senators were
divided-onc wing and one loco. Thu
year we trust they will give us two wings
-Phenin.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23
NOTICES

Al a meeting Of the proprietors Of the Meeting
House at Dandy -Four Corners,
Hesoiced, That we tender our thanks TO John
Cain (naster- wori1nan) for the neat and elegant
manner IN which said house Is finished, as We same,
Tor neainoss Of style, bciuty Of proportions, and
goodness OF workmanship, is not surpassed by any
meeting house ia the state.
Resoired, That the above Resolution be published
IN the VERNON, Statesman and Rutland Herald.
G. LOCKE, Secretary
There win bo public examination Of the Castle
ton Seminary on Tuesday and Wedneeeay the Son
and SIS, inst The friends ofiac Institution are in'
vitej u attend
/ Rev ". CHILD, ir,,to,,,oo
J STEEL, fC,,,,c,te,.
10. HIGLY o'''''''''''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

The Sub Treasury. agitation OF TINS
measure upon the success ofwhich Mr.. van
Buren, seems resolved to stake his political
existence, was during the Virginia election
suffered to sleep, because in Virginia 1t is
decidedly unpopular. But now that silence
can gain no more converts there, and II be
comes necessary shat some leading acts OF
his administration should be held forth tor
the admiration Of the state which calls h'n
favorite son, and in which he is now exc
cutting political mission-Thls lndcpend
ent Treasury is terminated, and made the
battle cry for the faithful.
Mr.. Van Buren,, in his Castle Garder
speech, went so Gar in his estimate OF th'
importance OF carrying the measure, as Il
imply that as il succeeded or failed, WOMB
be the stability of our republican lnslitu
tlons. This, we confess, seems To us Ia
dicrous exaggeraiion, for bad in policy, an
injurious IN operation, as we should consc
er such a scheme, we think the TepubiI
4 would vet easily survive IT'S adoption, an
e soon learn. by bitter experience, The niece
= sity of shaking ii off, and with II The sch'
mcrs who imposed il upon the country!
n But, although not fatal TO our institution
= we ate vet persuaded that the lndepende
at Treasury project, would, # carried out
Is blinhting 10 our prosperity, aud OF mans
81 influence on the character and independent
- of public MEM I. .1nsricaa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

seen to enter house IN Elizabeth street, near the
rear par Of the Bowery theatre, y Y on Friday
about II O'Clock TIE mother OF Tie child went m
pursui; 81 It, bat was denied entrance and informed
thsi tie child was Dot there. The officers Of police
we're sent for, and on entering tne house found the
child dead, and enclosed IA rough pane box -
The inmates Of the house were taken 10 the police
otfice. The circumstance cre1ie1 great excitement
IN New YORK, a. II supposed that tle child had
been kei foT TIE purpose Of bong sold ior cissec-
pon.--Bait Post
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

FxrRAoRpIgARy HAm.-Among all the accounts
az hail-s,or,ns. we have seen none which could
come up TO one described 10y correspondent oil tie
Alton. I'm Telegraph He says -" In the alter
noon OF Saturday, the 25th nit. the village OF New
Greenfield and the vicinity, were visited by hali,
storm Of appalling character The reader WIN
hardly believe that such was the extraordinary size
Of lie hsil-stones which fell on that occasion, that
ak Of them weighed nD less than seven pounds
three ounces--ihai many of them were al ieasl
double the of goose eggs, and that one oil then
actually measured seventeen inches IN circumieF
enoe Pigs, sheep. and other animals were hilel
hy the enormous misscs, and a woman who hap
penod 20 be out Of doors the time, seriousl,
injured by one Of them, bot il the recovery. -
The editor Of the Telegraph has iuil belief ~ tl'
account, and saws he knows his informant 10 be
man OF slflc, veracity.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

fI,HE INDIAN PuRGA1iyE PILLS pose.s-s two
l. very remarkable propefrs. Que H., they esnpce
possibly do injury harm and The Other 10 they 80
aitrpgs sure u d. rood
Thss may appear strange "a some but When we reg
feet, that they disease upon NATURE OWN
PLAN, VIZ Purifying III. blood Of all corrupt humoss-
it viii appear wonderful that they PERFECTLY ts-
nocen and al the time all powerful in thu cure
| OF disrase
MVs haA FIRE tLousaud persoss in New EsglssS
have been cured 81 intrrni,tsni, krnitient Nervcu
InhAtnnaiofy end Pasrid Fesers: Measles. EryvestAs
and smat PoH; ipgsnnsions of the Bfsin, Of ~
Throat, at the Siomafb, ~ ihr Langr Of the Liver
the lnirslipes, the Kidneys, and shs Bisddsrt
/ nsiisp both Acute aud Chrone. spiif,Dg hDd to9a
ing ., Blood Diasrhna. Dysssisry and CsEes .
] eop~ A po,leEy and Psfaissss Dyspepsia snd
7 ehoadrs,is, Te,Anss; EpAl.p.v, whoopiag CO
Asthma aud r'iei'a'io" Of ,ss Heart; iae'e..tf
Cnrst the Ab6atnso sod the Lambs Scroseia, ~
and Syphilis, BfosclsocsIr and Caaorr, CrsssNe
stfaneBafy. is,ss ~ Appetite, Gostissn@ss, sset
= ncbe, faiulesey, Pans "a The siomseh, fars 49,
b Bach and Sidr end othvr eVnPlsints " the So
l. AID Liver Ueers and Sores ~ every desrfiptsn
tricks WEAK Nerves and L,wnsss d Spirit ~
40 t.sueotyhaa. hsHaffhGs, ssPP'ession, ssf{
driieais frtnsl- cntnpisinis solely W tlss sss g
e. dina Putgstvs Pills aud direct fstsfshss CO
10 Iefsans al the btglsrst fespseislsiiiy, sho ~
= fesiotre 10 hath hsd usriolSrss by ihs sspys3
~ m-aieiB-. and IN many tsssafss Jt1 49,
- sYsasuae,d by ftsiS Losfofs isepsAsLn o@&
= th..- facts coming a. they d. from the pol
% hsse bern b.ariitied. snd proved b. use 49,
ruoey of thousands, haze s''ns snsft "a es"ysa
= invalid, ~h' may psfhsP' hsse s"bffse iof
same paiaiai disease, uist he IA. " tbs 80
aaa Pgfgaiiss Pls, iDsy si-o b. freed her
q once mote iss,s The ssests ~ Heain
aud We rasl tn ssy 10 rya f.f esssss
- nos tue Only sad essisso nse'
ss.s will 10 saiy.f,slg setno~<~
WHOLLY DAiyks 1hOS
IA gT Al e,.asnsns<<tHrr
90 ag., be sl4feseetE
II Haiti,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23
From the N. Y. Sun.

Tur SAnnAru Scuoof JuBIvr --~t Undoubtedly the
most pleasing and interesting OF the incidents OF the
ath OF July was the "Patroiic Festival" OF the Sab
baih-Schools OF this city, held Staten Island
And glorious incident, too, viii II ever be, IN the
history Of these United States Who would credit
the assertion, that fifteen thousand belonging TO
Sabbath Schools nf this city, met al the Rendezvous
on the Island Accompanied by delegations from
acme of the neiphboring towns and with the schools
of the island, amounting, in all, TO about twenty
thousand,
The following. as nearly ascertain, was
the order OF arrangement for the day. The Sabbath
Schools assembled at an early hour, at their re-
speciiyo places of meeting; soon as organized,
they proceeded TO the places of embarkaiion VIZ.
foot OF Hubert street, the North River side, ana
foot OF Pike. Eas, River. At the moment the boats
left the wharf, " Hail Columbia, Happy Land,
burst forth simultaneously from many thousand
voices The effect enchanting and glorious
sight were those splendid steamers and barges 50
,asteluly decorated and shaded with evergreen and
the children all decked in holiday attire, looking SC
toyous in anticipation of their delightful exercises.
When the song was ended. and all was husned
the voice of PRAYER was heard IN each boat NJ
jubilee hymn was then sung, and recl'alohs %
young orators, with odcs prepared for The occasion
occupied the remainder OF the time, I'LL the boat
reached the Island. more exciting scene ca
hardly he imagined, than that presented by the dis
emharkaton of many thousands, and the amer
winding among tie green hills OF Staten TO the ren
devious, amidst the waving OF banners, and burst
of music.
In the midst of the woods was raised a large ten
where the Presiden, Of the United States and Coy
ernor Seward were received, with the officers al
pointed for the occasion. Other large tents WEI
erected around ihls principal one, and when all VIC
seated dinner was served up, il we may cNpre
IT, Rotations Singing. Salutaiory Speeches
the youth, and music by the two bands occupied q
lime I'LL O'Clock, when all re-emharked for HON
short excursion was made down the Bay, salut
were fired from ships at anchor, and returned
deafening hurrahs 0.sSm the barges. 4 more c
hvening scene wat her witnessed. Abou,
O'Clock tie Sabbath Schools dlscmbarked in safe
Al New York; not one accident having happen
among the congregating Of so many thousands
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

"A rood 1'oast--pofs It OH.-At a small
private party, embracing gentlemen OF all
parties. The conversation ran upon the rela-
i've speed and safety Of steam ships, as also
the relative qualifications of Presidential
condidates- and politcs--when tie
following toast was drank BY way OF
clincher:
1.-THE Great Weslern-Iieny Clay"
Every stalk Of corn IN Nsnesinond coun'
~. Va. was completely stripped by severe
hail storm on the night of tho fth. The
) hail lsy two feet deep.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

- GEowFR 90 PROVIDENCE -lp~ ARDS OF Two huns
rel dwelling houses arc now N process OF eFeru"h,
IN the city OF Providence. OF these It = estimated
nH Al least one hundred ard twenty-five may be
placed 70 tho credit ~ ths steam factories.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23
e~yy.ID U.Nfn

~ The Revolution rrcd before The close If hei has.
band m'iaty services, may receive under the set
Conafesso July 4, irO, the pensions TO which
ihri husbands would have been ent,led, respectively
under the act Of jane Z, -32 The srnehis Of the
IL Juiy g. -l extended TO widows OF all fevolu'
onary officers and Soldiers whether they hsve married
asain. not pTpr,ded they Ho,n widows Also,
widows vi suct ofc,rs and soldiers continued in
vice .u the ID ri Nov isc aud married before
that day, are equally emitted.
Jan l. 1894 Widows Of officers and soldiers married
before this dsr are n,tlrd ave wears prnson, from
id Marcn, 1885 and, IN ptoPorlo', IN their hosr
band. have decreased since Psnssas hbss,Htss nads
these arts pna all others aesdsd 20 N the sshsuiher
$50 JGOvE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23
SfrnY Cow .

- TRANED ffotn the subscriber, the hrst lnst .
- large hfudle farres cow ELEVEN years old, wids
horns ends wed 81 Noevrt will give Information
t. IN. subscriber where said ~ feuad, shs be
literally rewarded. HORACE klNVSLkNt
Ciawnden. luly 81. is29 3l--1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

WING majority

NWII inquiry II
let tins paper be preserved until aier the cleo
lions are over, and then see whose prediction IS
the highest the truth, ours or thai ofihe Globe--N
H. Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

l EC1ukE on Phrrno'ogy, and pubic examination
IL ct hrsd., at tbe Court iioos- this evening
tnrnciue at : o click, by G & WtLn.ss,
kdnitiancc ~ 2 cents
Iadc. aad Gentlemen respectfully invited 10 at
tsUd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

If any use of the word DEMOCRATIC be
all thai is necessary 10 make HIM who uses
j. democratic, then the democrats, who at
tended the celebration Of the Montpelier
unto are the most "unilnching" democrats
that ever were known. The following is the
style of announcing events at that eventiul
iesuvlty:
Al the democratic celebration of the
democratic 4,h of the democratic July by
the democratic Young Mems democratic
association, at democratic Montpelier, the
following democratic toast was given by u
democratic democrat. nF7"1he Democrat
i. Ladies Of Was ingfon County may the.
never regret having attended democratic
Celebration"
GAs the Jew SAID when it thundered Will
he was eating pork-"Father Abraham
what fuss about little bit OF bacon. ~
, Mercury.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

ka,r recruiting osf fires with Tie biubocT Of our
>, r,ss,.. We fsiurfed 20 Tho charge an3 soon s4c
1880 ~ taking the remaining tive females and
g., fsts The Old sra-lion (pAoca Iaba'ol meas
g,sd len feet sis inrhes in length, and eight icei
r,sD8 ,hs shoulders and, a. we supposed. could
r,s weigh less than four hundred pounds The ie-
uslcs urrr from six " seven fsc IN length and Of
= more titndef iaIm.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23
W anted Immediately,

an Apprentices "a III. Printing Basinss, BSy u
n o. IS years & age. Of sosfeci hsbis, aud gose
Corsnloa Sctooi Feaeailen.
Herald Oflos Ialy a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

NHgE tho subscribers being aprointed by the ion the
w Probate Court far the District of Rutlsnd
receive examine sud adjust all eams and de-
maod. For all parsons, again. The estate Of
ORANGE GREEN,
late of Danby In said district, deceased, represented in.o
aad also 81 claims and demands exhibited In ofs-t
thereto and sx h. from the eighteenth cay of MAY
asi beias allowed by said fo' that parpose, 10
therefore hereby give notice, that viii atiead 20 tho
business n appointment at the dwelling house ~ Msfs
Geeen Dandy the last Thursday al August October
and November from O'Clock. A, NJ each Of sard
days
JONAS CLARKE.
snFns nu.n!,,S,i'' Commissioners.
/ Dsted NJ Dauhy this 25th day Of June 1887. e1-S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

The Giobe's esiimqiee Of parties m CoHsrrsf--i De
wssbior,op Gloie IN is classification OF ihe Nom
bers OF Congress, already elected gives Ne
Wings 80 D. ~
and predicts those to be elected %,
to stand - 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23
INCOMPATIBLE.
TOOTH PREPARATION.

THE Utopian dreams Of the Alehymst realized
l. and remedy discovered Tor the Toothache. and
preserving those important and useful nppendagrs Of
the human system, by the use Of the MAGNETIC
ODONTICA, which, by its attractive, purifying,
and Strengthening, qualities, removes all extfaneous
substances from the the teeth aud preserves them In
their natural brancy, and the gums In soundness and
beauty II Is aseetained from. experience that when
used the teeth will neseL decay, but remain till the
latest age OF man with their natural When they
decsyed lis progress will be arrested and the teeth
preserved and prevented from aching, All this has
been done in multitude Of instances and more, In
Thousands OF Of toothaeke bst climax OF
PAM has been eiiecually cured by the of
this the most popular drnirfce IN America. And tbs
public far they have become acquainted with the
merits of tbs tooth powdrr have made Of itss We
have sold within short time, about -, 900 boxes Of the
Odontca And, in conclusion, where and who 10 The
young lady gentleman aye, the individual that vel.
urs beautiful OF teeth, sund gums. and sweet
breath more than fifty cents that will be losge desti
tote offs of DR.. NJ. Hitchcock ineon1parabie Mag
/ Belic Oiouca
/ For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

We learn by the New York papers that
n Madame Resiell, a German woman, has
taken the place of Fanny Wright Duresmnoi
in Iecturing to the Loco Focos that assem-
bic at Tammany Hall, in New York city
Fanny having suddenly left and gone TO
England. Madame Resicll, 1t is said, adj
yocales in all things ME largest liberty"
While speaking Of these lectures at old
Tammany, II may be proper tomeniIon that
il is limited that the Loco Focos OF New
York city are about TO invite the Ek-Sena-
tor. John NJ. Niles, to visit New lork IN
order to enllghlen the disciples OF Ton
Fame, b, demonstrating that the Bible and
the Koran are equally entitled TO credIbiIiy
Hartford Patriot.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

Wing majouly

Cold comfort this 30 a sinking aalhiiis'i a''''''
Tie States 10 cleo, are tho following -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23
sale, Wholesale and retail. by
A HITCHCOCK, T. co,

,pFHFsstF- UIIGh. -
and by their agents throughout tbs Uoitd stses siss
by Porter. Rutland, T.. Jameson, Cssieton, A. Buck
Pittsford. III 81 No. sw 4m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23
MARRIED.

10 Pt.f,,d ou ria I7ih inst. By :. II kellogg, ks9
Mf John w HUDSON, u Ni Jeiusha Comm, al VI
fiitsiord
DIED.
Kili-d By fan from eaulsgs, Ml Lyman Graz
Ger Of Piiisfurt, on . yist 10 Ui,ea, ssra a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-23

Take the Globes account as correct ol u'e hl4'
hers already elected, and allow the states He' 20
ele.,. 40 30 az well ior tile Was as ufy ga 4' i'e
ls,i election OF members oi Congress ana '''
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

President The name Of the engraver is Draper,
Tappan, Longacre & Co., and they are marked under
the asher name with the letter n The tout en-
semble present tolerable good appearance, as they
are engraved from original plate which was used
for the striking off Of shinpasters
The Note Case.-The controversy between Levy
and Oakley was examined into on Saturday, before
the Recorder which resulted in the admission Of the
accused to bail In our advertising columns will be
found note from Levy's attorney, who seems TO
think that his client has been harshiy dealt Dy. II
that individual will examine the affidavit sworn TO
before Justice Bloodgood, he will see thai the Re-
porter did not go out Of his way to malign Levy
The lawyer should therefore vent bis wrath on the
magistrate.
The Case of Elisa Westca.-This girl was dis
charged from custody on Saturday morning by order
Of his Honor the Recorder. 1t is said she intends
to the magistrate and the ailor In an action ior
trespass. Look ont for fun about these days.
More Vict'mi-ing.-Ope William w. Kingsley,
said to be very highly connected was arrested and
committed on SATURDAY. charged with attempting TO
deraud Burr b St John, tailor, in William street
The facts said to be- that, last week, kingsley
ordered lot of clothes, which he proposed TO pay
| for with two notes drawn By himself on VIM MUIR
ray, of Beaver street The proposal was agreed 10,
and the clothes would have been sent home, and
Mr.. Wm. w. Kingsley, by this time, would have
been at the Springs, bat that some one sad that the
paper VAS forgery; and, on application 10 Mr.
Murray he said SO likewise.
Thus stands the at present; but perhaps some
lawyer will look into il, AID make appear tnat htr.
Kingsley is very high minded, honorable sort OF
/
away by wicked reports, published for the sake OF
warning the public against the practices OF such
worthy, though highly connected personagcs'
Harlem Rail ROad.-TwO trains oil carriages yes
terday off the track while passing ea'a otner al
the corner of Broome street, into tue how.ry fof-
tunately, no lives were lost or limbs broken. ],
Riots.-The city disturbed throughout the
day by some desperate gangs OF loafers, who KEPT
the magistrates in continual employment from the
discharge Of the watch TO the setting OF the sun
The most serious afray was at the new dock where
the British Queen is lying A large number OF per-
assembled the arrival of that vessel, and IN
the of the day made several attempts TO board
in spite Of the cautions which were given TO them
by the officers Of the ship. At length nunbe q
loafers armed themselves with slaves and ATTACHED
the crew. who, Of course, resisted, and smart hght
suit
Siabbing Information was brought to the 'ollce
Office, that some had stabbed woman IN the
neighborhood Of Pel street, and that her recovery
was very doubtful Justice Nyman Immediately
issued warrant for the apprehension Of the ruti'an