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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-04-05

True, It has been strangled here; but
gentlemen will End themselves in great err
ror ifthey suppose it also strangled in the
country and the very attempt in iegisla-
tive bodies to sustain q local and individual
interest, TO the destruction of our rights,
lives tlatahose rights are not dead, but a
wing principle which slavery cannot ex-
tinguish and be my lot what it may,
shall, to the utmost of my abilities, under
all circumstances, and at all times. contend
fer that freedom which is the common Gift
OF tie Creator to all men, and against the
power Of these two great interests-tlie
slave power of the South, and the banking
power of the Nortl,--which are now uni
ting 10 rule this country. The cotton bale
and the bank note have formed an ALI
ance the credit system with slave labor
These two congenia spirits have at last met
and embraced each other, both looking to
the same oblcct--to live upon tie unre-
Quilted labor of otliers-and have now cree
ted for themselves common platform, as
was intimated during the last session, on
which they can meet, and bid defiance, as
they hope, TO free principles and free la
Dor.
With these introductory remarks, per-
init me, sir, to say here, and let no one
pretend to misunderstood or misrepreseni
me, that ! charge gentlemen, when they
use the word Abolitionists, they mean pc
!titioners here such rs / now preseut--men
fwlio leVe liberty, and are opposed to slave
ryT-that in behalf of these citizens fspeak
and by whatever they may be called, it is
these who are opposed TO slavery whose
cause j advocate. | make no war upon
the rights of others. do no act but what
is moral, constitutional, and legal against
the peculiar institutions Of any state; but
acts only in defence of my own rights, OF
my fellow-citizens, and, above all, of my
state, shall not cease willie the current Of
life shall continue to flow.
shall, Mr President, in the further con-
sideration ofthis subject, endeavor to prove,
first, the right Of the people to petition
second, why slavery is wrong, and why
am opposed to ii; third, the power Of slav.
cry in this country, and its dangers next
answer the question, so often asked, wha,
have the free states 10 do with slavery p
Then make some remarks by way of ans
wer to the arguments Of the Senator from
Kentucky, (Mr Clay.)
To Je continued.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-04-05
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THE OLD CLOCK.


Some years ago there came to this coun-
Try family from England. which settled on
the upper part OF this island, and opened
public house.-Among th,ir chattrls was
an old family clock. which they priced more
for its age than its actual valnr although il
had told the hour for years on years, with
the most commendable fidelity. This clock
rs now situated 10 one OF the private parlors
of the house. and many time has i, been
the theme OF remark, in CONSEQUENCE OF its
solemnly antique exterior
A few days since. about dusk, couple
OF mad wigs drove up TO the door Of the
hotel. seated in n light and beautiful wagon,
drawn by superb bay horse. They sprane
out--ordered the oster TO pay every ulten.
lion 10 the animal and to Stable him Tor the
night Entering the hotel. they tossed off a
glass OF gin apiece, bemouthcd cigar. and
directed the landlord 10 provide The best
game supper in bis power There was Il
winksome look in the countenance Of The
elder-a bright sparkling in his eyes which
sss casioeally he half closed in style that
gave him the air of knowing one, and n
slight curving Of the corners Of the mouth
that showed his ability to enjoy, while his
whole demeanor made every acute obser-
yer sure of his ability 10 perpetrate joke
Now and then. when his lips parted aud he
ran his fingers through his hair with Ian.
guild expression, it was evident he was ca.
ger to be at work in his vocalion-that of
practical joker The other was a dapper
young man. allhough different in appearance.
yet with features which indicated ihnt his
~ Eu L..
partner with his mate, and dry pun or
gravely delivered wiucism was frequently
worked ofwith an air Of philosophy or I'M
concern hat gave him at once the credit of
being 6rst-rate vii. Supper on the table,
these two Yankees were not dull as couple
generally will be ata table, but made mirih
and laughter, and wit their companions and
as Wine in his parti.colored flowing robes
presided. there was 'scrout fiji for prince
and his associates. The Yankees ale and
drank and were right merry, when the old
family clock whirled and whizzed as the
hammer on the bell struck one, two. three,
four. Eve, six. seven. eight. nine. ten, eleven.
fFeve The elder looked up at the old
the table and looked again sieadfaslly for
minute, and then laughed out heartily, ava.
kenng the waiter, who was just doing BY
the window.sill.
What in the name Of Menus are you
laughing at 2 asked the dapper yankee, as
he cast his eyes now over the table, now
over and around himself to ascertain where
the nest Of the joke was concealed The
elder winked slyly, and yawning lazily,
slowly raised,.he forefipger olhis right hand
aud applied it gracefully to bis nose. The
dapper man understood the hint
sOho understand you don't come
over this child waiter, another bottle Of
champagne The servant leh the room
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-04-05

Winter food for Cops MIR. Chasburt.
The director Of the veterinary school Of AL
fort, had number of Cows which Welded
twelve gallons Of milk every day In his
publications. on the subject. he observes that
COWS fed on dry substances give less milk
than those led on green diet and also their
milk loses much of its quality. Hc publish.
ed the following receipt by the use of which
his COWS afforded an equal quantity of milk
during the winter and summer, Take
bashel Of potatoes, break them while raw.
place ths,a 10 barrel while standing up
putting 10 Successfully layer Of potatos and
a layer OF bran. and small quantity Of yeast
in Tie middle ofthe mass which is DO leh
thus 70 fcrment during whole week. and
when the vinous taste has pervaded the whole
mixture il is then given to the cows. which
eat it greedily, - Yankee Farmer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-04-05

TsTEEsARRIAcE.--Ths Boston papers
publish Il memorial just presented 10 the
Legislature, signed by seyeny-fiye blackand
white women. Of Boston, many OF them
married. The pelitioners.in setting fonhtheir
g,ieraAees, say they petition on the ground
and because they believe such
provisions are calculated To bring odium np~
on portion oftha honas fawily. On arcspnt
of their esmplexipa. ~ ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02
$500 Or 1ssS sp, srs5s 1 ihs
Gonorrhna GIees female complaints all discharges OF

sDCUU FRANCHISE, (or French speciac) Tor the
Gonorrha elects, female complaints, all discharges Of
the secret organs
TIE American agents Of this celebrated medicine would
apprze the public that This is the great specific Of Doctor
jerome Leroy, of Paris celebrated Tor the Of ths
class Of diseases.
In the early stages Of the disease 1t will positively effect
days without restriction OF Diet OF
posure and what much important it never leaves
parts subject TIE Troublesome gleets weakness that
occur often after the Of other medicines.
In long protracted stages of the Gonorrh9a obstinate
elects or those organs is without doubt tile
effectua remedy discovered.
II will also be found certain preventative against The dls.
txposed and any where there is % fear
few doses will arrest It's progress and save any further
trouble.
Il is not intention sort to that deceptive system Of
putting in This city, better proof Of It's efficacy
challenge any to be produced that it will not cure
der forfeit of $500
One large bottle is sufficient to any
of the complaint
Each bottle accompanied wit full description Of The dis
and all the necessary directions the English and rench
Languages
Fer sale only at the agents tce No. SO Nassau street, four
doors from Fulton street. (aP stars) Price $5O bottle
Small bottles ST. aul7 3m*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

B. IRWIN 90. NJ mbers Of the hoya College Of Sur
81 London, continue t. be consulted delicate dis
all hsr various stages their Office 20iI Fultor
where from the odious arrange Of their
aborug under delicate complaints be treated with
secrecy aud safety.
j. b. IRWIN Co pledge themselves that In all Of the
violent vencrez watch have hitherto fallen under their
notice. their treatment without mercury has been
ceui and speedy They need not by certificates direct the
their reputation in this city well known and respected by
these who had conhde their honor ID strongly
recommended to females who the habit or
Deobsuent Pills. that than two should be taken on
any OCCASION might produce effects which those who
would be mothers dcsrout 10 avoid preventative can be
hadrecen cured 10 days Those who have injured
themselves BY secret and destructive habit obtain relief
solvent security all that ill be required until shall
he effected Letters post paid detailing the
plant ard covering suitable Zee will be immediately attend
ID and medicines, with full directions the
parties sn7p lu.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

CARRIAGES--The Subscribers constantly receiving
" from their mandatory at New Haven, Carriage. OF all
descriptions which they offer the public IN the most Ia
Those wishing to purcha., will Do se to call aud examine
au27im. BREWSTER co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

NEW AMERICAN MAGAZINE-Now ready, No Of
IN The MONTHLY CHRONICLE Of Original Litera-
10 be continued the 18th of every mouth The nnusng
numbers will contain articles BY Professor Ingraham Mrs 81
Courtney Professor Da Pone James g. Brooks the author Of
Harry Franco, George Catn Esq Professor Barber &c NC
r. SAUNDERS i57 Broadway AID to be had of all Book
sellers jys3y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

ITO CAKE BAKERS AND CONFCTlONERS.-T
subscriber has uneHpired ea,e Of six well
established stand for the business Of Pastry Confec
TONER situated Geneee street the city Of Utica The
business connected with the establishment st rate, and
by far the best location in the city He would wish TO sell h
lease stock in trade fixtures &C. For further particularly ~
dress, post paid, ~eKt H
J. A. BURNETT, ISL Genesee street, Ut
Utica, Aug. 6, 1899 aule
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02
LOVE! LOVE!! LOVE..,-Just Pub
lished very interesting little work entitled

~ LoT.r,J from the 'o celebrated writings Of
Ovid Chaucer and Dryden translated from The French with
engravings Contents-The Art of Love-Court Of Love-
Remedy for Love, SC Sc SC. The first part contains the
rules which the author lays Gown for young TO follow in
their courtshps and the second teaches the ladies how
make themleves beloved.
The opinion of the Press-The at OF loveWe have CLAN
ced this little book, and think tho heatest edition
have yet II is free from the expressions and
peruous matter Of the original though admit il
ians strange language but the subject must be the
it will doubt be highly interesting all who read
it. Price Fifty cents copyFor sale at The book store No
8, Park Row. four doors from Ann Street, opposite the
Aston. House. aug - M
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cheapness and durability, surpassed
~ heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly for color, ghtnes., duIa
eIy and iusre, at the reduced price Of S. Their 'ae
are for cash. which precudes the necessity charging the
toner for loss by the bad The public invited
to examine their Hats BROWN CO.'S wholesale and re-
tail warehouse No l7s Chatham Square, corner OF Nett st.
New York. my3l-3nt
49, CARLTON HOUSE, BROADWAY, 20 LET.
g THIS Hotel, situated the highest grounc and in the
~ most fashionable part of Broadway; Of Leonard
street and extending Benson street by its location aud
rangcmeet well calculated for The accommodation OF fam
Hes The private perors have from to three bed rooms
attached There over rooms with ire places The
dining is 80 teet by so feet connecting with Office,
kitchen and pantes the aoor. The cooking appara
tus is y equal Ia ay in hi, copr There are large rain
water cerns and well Of good water with force pump, by
which water he ed to each story w all other
rangements and fixtures required the establishments of the
kind For terms inquire Of JOSHUA WALKER, South
Sharp street. Balt'more at No 10, Liberty street. New
York au. 27-tf.
TTNHE BALsAM OF MOsCATELLI-Thi.m medicine is
versa acknowledged to stand unriyaled for us happy
effects eectuay and curing the diseases atten
dan the season. vz:-dypePsia darrhea dysen
terry cholera morbus, collie complaint Of chdren
&C. &C.
Te monals from the first families this city its
traordnary efficacy be obtained at the proPretos
dence and Of the following agents:
J. Mhau 1873 Broadway; H. Hart NJ. D. Of Cham
bers st. and Broadway and Hudson and NORTH Moore streets
j. Schiefens IVA Casa street. and Coddington, No ~
Hudson 4. l.. Cotton, BOB Blocker ST. O. W. Embree n
East Broadway Israel Posts Book Store $50 Bowery; n w.
Badesu, 200 Bowery Painter Son. of Third Avenue
and ST. Marks Place; T. G. Weeord's Book Store, S24
Grand street, Edward McCean 20s Greenwich street, and
Lowe, No SO Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The following gentlemen in New York. having experienced
the beneficial effects Of the Basam Of Moscatelo have kindly
permitted the proprietor to refer to them
Samuel Elliott, NJ. D.; A. G. Castle, NJ D. No. 81 Broad
way George r. Morris ESQ., No. Barclay street; W. ston
Hallet Esq 7ss Broad~ay s. B. CASTOR, Esq., 81 Oliver
street. Ketchum ESQ., SO William street. J. b. Dodd, Esq,
Gas Broadway; D. Kimberly ESQ., III Front street, Leeds
ESQ., % Hammond street. c. Bill Esq, Brooklyn; II. Suydam,
Esq, 50 Carmine street. NJ r. Breese, 2o Hudson street;
MIR. Charles Cox Aston House, Mr.. Sylvester Spencer l6
W all street; L. B. Spooner, Esq, Brooklyn.
Further ITO about 1900 OF the first fame)
be given by the proprietor.
The public will recoect that genuine unless accom-
panied with pamphlet containing directions for together
with fac-simile Of the propreors signature and that the
ties Of ST. So and SO each stamped with his
JOHN WHEELER Oculist,
33 Greenwich St. near the Battery, n. Y,
au8esdlm Sole Proprietor Of tie Basam Of Nuscateilo
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LEARN TO r. WISE

LEARN TO BIZ WISE.
IL ardent teation should meet with success
De 4 far more to practice and less 10 profess:
Division, Peek slip, Duane, Ann street forego
For zoe lead to wisdom while they lead 60 w0l A
II nature will have her Wild way let think
Who better can lead fro IN the ire scherous brink,
We III nh and know well what art restore
Health, any may find Il at Centre St.
Those quackeries have been deusve too long
They give 10 tbs shroud both the ak and the stroug
Their charges great, Will ths knowledge small
Then GIEARDiS will cure You pay NOT /. ali.
One bottle will cure you, those sages will say,
But others will follow II d., ate r day,
Till you fail % eHist while they fail to restore,
And their pockets enslt al the zone bottle more"
aul2 I'm
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- t-~o - rEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANf.-
Landing al the usual lsnangsThe and
c0mnodious steamboat ROCIIESTERCapt
A. r. st. john wi leave the steamboat pier, foot Of Liberty
street Satuia afternoon, August 30th At o'clock
For freight passage, apply to CROOK FOWKEs,
Of West and Liberty streets; PETER q SCHULTZ at
the office ~ The wharf, 10 the CAPITALS board.
All goods freight bank bills. specie any other kind Of
property taken shipped board OF this boat must be at the
risk Of The owners thereof my27.7m
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NEOUssELINg DE LAINEs-R. L. SMITH co
lvl have % received 10 cases. and oGer Tor sas on liberal
srms, at l7s Pearl street aa7 sn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-02

10 SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Next to the corner {
Fulton street. in Nassau street This well known establishments
having undergone thorough rehng complete order
for the accommodation Of those who may with heiH
patronage.
There this house besides the lower story which thrown
entirely open public bar room large upon the
cond story rs feet b 25 well suited for the accommodation OF
public meetings together with several smaller adapted
the Of clubs referees for the transaction Of other private
business.
Clubs and private parties accommodated witlrsroo and
be furnished with dinners suPPers composed Of
species Of game dcacy which the markets afford hot
notice [jellyl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor
II NlCkERBOCKER HALL. No. 10 Park Row.-The sub
IN scrihers having opened the above house the EURO
PEAN PLAN would respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they ready accommodate them style
not TO be surpassed by similar house in this city This
will always be furnished with every convenience and all
the axurie of unrivaled market There hundre
lodging rooms which airy newly furnished and perfect
order The Ordinary being the first aoor spacious neat,
convenient and we'll furnished and the tables shall always be-
supplied with all the variety the market affords served up By
experienced cooks.
The marked success which has attended esablishmensog
this kind sufficient evidence Of their adoption TO both businS
and travellers.
Gentlemen visiting the city, will find this most desirable a
situation beng nearly Broadway fronting the Pak;
short the beauty and elegance Of local aud
ransitory Of attraction and sPsndor with which New
York abon |15XM EDSALL * JONES.
edatioa Of Travellers, this house will
- 1{&R u Yu1 the night. al-n
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CARsAPARILLA-RowAN NOS ALTERNATIVE, or
- COMPOUND SPiRlTUOUS EXTRACT Or SAR
sAPARILLA - prepared entirely with Ut Mercury N any
form whatever and particularly designed FOR Chronic Dis
sng standing complaints aud TO effect an eoiirs
change In the system wheu manfeng sensbr mode OF
action remedy Of great value, and It's effects are on
parseed and most universally .cacous IN re-esasshng
the operations Of nature and producing p'rei health
The diseases which yield 10 the Alternative treatment are
those of Chronic and such depend the impnry
Of the socd-s scrofua, Kings Evil Syphilis and nv We
serea Disease Merourai Diseases bregt ON ~ the imI
per OF Mercury, Consumption Liver Complaint, un-
dice, Ague Cake, Rheuasn Cout scurvy Career, Afee
tons Of the Skin. letter Ring Worms scad Head, Itch
Pmples on the Face, nc No medicine y more eScen
Spring Purifier and % great value e. pro oe over after an
attack Of acute dis and reorted 10 ~ prof sona aud
in domestic practice One bottle of this Alternative contains
the OF from 10 bottles o " ordinary preparations
Of the Sararsrlla and commended 10 pyseians rartc"
ary being fully en,ited 10 their utmost c.ntdencc
Co Particular directions accompany the hstte For SAL Wy
Fay Agent At Milnor Franklin House Drug Store, No
1913 Broadway, New York l27 Bowery; ia Casa 81
Rawls 4 Co, Albany. aus In
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PATENT WINDLAsA.
h r. DIST r. A ID.

~ THE Subscribers, Sole rropretor and Manufacturers
prepared with depatc all orders Tor their Tn
walled Patent sw.od Beam Nnda-s Bcdsteals which
almost universally used being the best article yet in
eutsd-comrtnins ease convenience and durability.
The saeas, acted upon by the wnda. and swced beam
iade perfectly light and free all liability to sag still cav
10 elasticity the same which renders II particularly easy
md simple constructions the matter Of putting up and akne
Down viii be found OF but little trouble comparison with those
any other construction whilst the precision with which the
component parts fitted safeguard against the intro
action Of any kind Of vsrmin.
From the taken render each Bedead perfect their
.aes for durability will hc 10 purchasers
invited ca and essine large assortment
md
so large assortment OF elegant Furniture, Nattrasse,
Feather Beds, &C constantly on hand.
Jw.A c sOUTHACK, No. 1915 Broadway,
,els, Franknn House
r OCO EOCO MATCHEs.-sbipping orders and whole.
IL sal. dealers supplied. Apply At STEVENS Premium
Mtch Factory - klJdee street Warranted falling
dsp proof and constituting In reality the perfect
match imsgissble su30 fn.
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NEW INVENTED
PREMIUM
WIGS AND SCALPS

" CLlREHbGH, invites all and couno,sseurs
inspect his newly Invented ventang and perpetual fitting
Wigs, which, for ganc-, lehtnes and Durability may be
placed among the hrst productions Of modern In their
nuacture they differ from Others here The hair
being singy inserted and sqsay distributed appear
Just issuing from the skin In their form they
Of the brow than the nasra hair does and having eai
lie spring, all disagreeabe pressure obvsted They
particularly recommended to those residing climate
mar.
Eor this invenes and the advantages connected with IL the
AUsvican fnsut awarded the fs, iu and eons.Arut
professional judges Ssvs pronounced them very o.
perfection.
Hair Cutting Rooms sc7 Broadway Fssp street.
aul6-lm.
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n r-.~ a FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH
&ueI3A~--r-xr Ocean House. Rumson Landing Red Bank
-kxs<>a1xzsxsa-- and Eaiontown Dock-Tbe steamboat
OSIRIS Captain all,re will follows daily from foot