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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-02
PROVIDENCE, Doc. 10, 1859.

GEsrLsMEN-Bring in the country, your
letter was not received by me until last eve
ming. Your invitation te Join the children Of
the Pilgrims in celebrating the anniversary
of their landing with them. IN New York, is
IN me highly gratifying. BE pleased TO &C.
cept my most cordial acknowledgements for
the distinguished honor you have done ms,
and though cannot be with you in body, !
certainly shall in spirit and il, amid the rites
Of the high festival. you remc mber me, ! shall
be highly honorcd if you will do il by grcip.
rocsting my faith and my feelings in these
words u: +" The blood Of the Pilgrims, like .hc
pr' mise To the Patriarch, blessing to all the
iamllrs Of The enrth."
lf yon believe and feel as do. yon will
not regsrd this sentiment as either trivial or
pr, fnnc. The blood. whether now pulsn,ing
IN living hearts, or heretofore poured out on
The field of battle, is enricling the world with
n ha,es, of genius. enterprise, freedom and
glory. II will flow on ill II reaches The ends
Of the earth, and oil the families of all nations
will be blessed with tho principles the habits,
The powers Of the Pilgrims of New England.
am, gentlemen. with high respect,
Your "hcdient servant,
TRISTAN burgess.
Msssrs. Joseph IIoAIe and oihcrs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17
Laws Of Vermont.
STATE OF VERMONT,
Secretary's Office, Oct. 30, 1870.

In conformity TO the provisions Of the nth
section Of the fifth chapter OF Revised Statues,
the secretary Of state hereby dcsignatss this
and other acts, for publication ia the newspa-
pers printed 10 this state.
e. l.. KNAPP, Secretary Of State
An Act relating 10 Baa1I. II is hereby en.
acted by the General Assembly Of the State
Of Vermont, as follows:
Sec. |. Any banking company chartered or
rechariere1, al the present session, or any fu-
ture Session, shall be subject 10 the provisions
Of tins act, and TO the control al all times, Of
the legislature, 10 alter, amend, or repeal, as
the public good may require; and shall be sub
jet 70 the provisions OF the 6rst twenty seven,
and the ionleih and forty. FIRST seclions Of tie
eighiieih chapter Of the revised sistules. bot
shall not be subjec, 10 the remaining sections
Of said eighiieih chapter. except - lar a. the
same are Te-enaeied IA this ACT. Provided.
thai no such corporation s'ujl te .sODnd lDroB-
tribute for tic payment 81 losses winch shall
have accrued previous 10 their act Of incofpo-
ration or re-ohansI, by Ire failure Of any safe
iy-flnd bank
See. ?. No such banking company, inooT.
Pors's3 - meniionsd il tie preceding section
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17
DAY, NOVEMBER II, $40.

|she thickel He came out again n little dis
lance from where he went in, and with wary mo.
tons OF the ambush, reconnolieredl the mill
Chamberlain eyed him all the while as a Gaia
mount eyes the fox. Young Paugus came on,
Of the ambush the third time, and in new
quarter, and was siealthily advancing, when
something seemed to catch his eye in the
form of his fathers slayer---he stopped short
brought his rifle 10 his eye, and with quick
aim fired. The report rung sharp and low
upon the still air, as If the gun itself was mui-
fled, or afraid TO speak above its breath
Young Paugus cfept out upon a mill log that
extended - shs rapid, and stretched himself
advancing, the success Of his shot. The old
man could spare him no longer. He saw the
well remembered form Of the old Pickwacket
chief, as the young savage stood against the
sky Of the west, which was still red with the
rays Of the sunken SUM- He ievcled the fatal
gun-it blazed-young Paugus lcnped into
the air feet as the ball whistled through his
heart, and his lifeless body fell into the rapid
that ioamed below him, while his vengeful
spirit fled, and mingled with that Steiner one
which parted long before at Lovcwcll's pond
in "the land where their fathers had gone
Chamberlain returned slowly and gloomily
to his cottage. The next morning, bullet
hole through the centre of the old garment he
had hung at the saw gate, admonished him,
that the aim as well as the vengence of old
Paugus, had descended to his sons, and as he
mused upon those he had slain, and reflected
that, although he was old, he might have a.
gain to lift his gun against the blood of Paugus,
or himself fall by their avenging hand-he
wished bitterly that some other bullet than
his own had slain that renowned Indian, and
that they had never met, TO quench their bat
tie thirst and scour out their foul guns, upon
the beach of Lovewell's pond.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

Usx o. fLASNEI.--No modern improvement
: dressing has proved so beneficial to health
ls tho use OF a wooden garment next the skin.
has simple expedient has saved many lives,
oil would save many more, ii adopted 10 a
resier extent, and better understood. The
bgcet IL, TO the last degree, commonplace
n as Il involves a question of very serious
afortance, we hope to be allowed to say a
nd or two regarding i. In our variable eli
ae, we are constantly liable TO be chilled or
HeIwarmed, both within aud wiihou, doors
hd II is OF importance that we should adopt
ech clothing as will suit either OF these con
ions, and prevent us from feeling the change.
annel effects this desirable object. II keeps
p persons warm when exposed 10 the cold
t IN cases Of heat relieves US by becoming
absothen, for moisture, which il throws oil
senslbly, legviag the skin in a stale OF COM
ersiive conEor Linen utterly fails in accom-
'shing those objects. Flannel is thus equal
u<etos ineumnler as in winter. Some per.
pms imagine sasss !, should be employed oniy
the winter and cold spring months, and ihey
Onsequcntly throw j, off on the approach o.
mmer. This is dangerous fallacy. Elan.
Fl should he worn all the year round, never
toff single day on any account. Ifihrown
y from an idea that the weather is getting
ann, the skin becomes Immediately exposed
The atmospheric influence the Precipitation
any, cools on the person; the unprotected
zee shrink and close cstauh, or some 9th.
ssease, under the general name of"s bad
r. ensucs and the victim Of impruienco
rmps barely escapes with his hfe. We
ansly recommend all persons whatsoever e
40 iiis great error, as they value their healu
1Tlr lives. To wear flannel properly, il
nod romsih upon the person both day and
tA and be shifted only once a week, 81
eieahoa,s, according 10 circumstances Tos
'oeaa shifting is injurious. When employ
n THIS careful manner, and when the iepil
u 10 also occasionally used, the person is
ssred IN thai comfortable aud proper con
800 er'enoAy, wiichis the most conducive
AeAl'h and lo-.revity.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17
M Hshss's drawing Room Scrap book Tor 1890
H A CITY STREET.

M Hsass's Drawing Room Scrap Book Tor 1890
' A CITY STREET.
! lov6 th4 fields. the woods, the streams,
Tho wild-Aowers fresh and sweet,
And yot love no less than tbsse,
Ths crowded city street;
. For hadbts Of men where or they be,
Awakrmy'deePest sympathy.
Ises within thu city street
{ Iie's mostextreme estates,
The gorgeous domes Of palaces;
!. The priso,ls doleful CRATES;
The hearths by household virtues blest,
The dens that are the serpent's nest.
] see she rich man, proudly fed
And richly clothed, pass by;
4 gee the shiveFing homeless wretch,
With hanger in his eye
For LIES severest contrast meet
Forever Ia the city street!
And ioAy, prineely palaces
What areary deeds Of wo,
What untold, mortal agonies
Their arras chambers know!
YetEis without all smooth and fair,
Asheaven's blue dome of summer air
And even the portliest citizen,
Within his doors doth hide
Some household grief, some secret care,
From all the world beside.
Il ever was, il must be so,
For human heritage Is wo!
Hence il is that city street
Can deepest thought impart,
For all its people, high and low,
Are kindred to my heart;
And with yearping love ] share
In all their Joy, their pain, their care
It.r MARY HowIrT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

the adjacent school house green the mellow
notes of tho 1u,e mingled with their noisy
mirth. -"There," said an old friend. rhses
Harry Heuphill, tina, is his farm, thss< are
his own and adopted children, educa,ed al
his own expense. Having made an ample for
tune by his industry and prudence he spssds
his large income in deeds oil charity; and he
and Mary mutually give each other Tho credit
Of all this
Ny heart expanded then, II expands still,
when think Of them. And pen this simple
history in the hope that as il is entirely imin-
BILE, some who read II will attempt imiiatioa-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-17

" Boston Ere department were called col
|. Is s +, 2 Pc monills Of Sept. and Oct. and
y y, ~ BY Zee duiing that period was ne,r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
POLICE OFF, CF

Fashion in Lotc Life.-A few days since, all the
fashionable bankrupts, dandy parvenus, broken
down backlegs, and gay demi-reps, town,
ceived an invitation similar to the following card
Of course beautifully engraved embossed paper,
and redolent of musk sufficient to outsnk pole cat:
oe : . : . 60 60
The honor Of your company is solicited to attend
rec to be gwen at les Lin street, wednesday evening"
" b. Ladies and gentlemen particularly requested
to make their entrance by the side door, where oolored
Gee
Now we hope and trust that every one of our most
ndefagable police magistrates and their corps of Of
fcers will consider the invitation as extended TO
them and les, they should not we call upon his ho-
tho Mayor to instruct them, and il necessary to
step in between the righteous and the wicked,
so that the plague be stayed"
So long as these sOirfes amusantes were conduct
ed with common deccncy, aud not thrust thus IN
bushingy before the eyes Of the modest and virtu-
Gus portion of society, might have been inclined
to let them pass, sub slentia but now when the
TEN has come to such length that courtezans, be-
dizened out in the most fashionable STYLE and not
only kept by of good standing as is called in
society, but actually taken into the very company
of the wives and daughters of their keepers at pub
lac places; why we are determined 10 do our duty
60 society. But who will fall in the conflict II Is
high time Il was cut up, root and braRch. regard
for public morals and for private character alike de-
mand il at hands and il the Chief Magistrate of
this city shrinks from his duty we must proclaim il
TO the world. As 20 thc indefatigables they make
no secret ofthe fact that part OF their income Is de-
rived from such establi shmcnts that Of I6S Elm
street. Let the Committee on Police, now sitting.
enquire into the prostitution Of their authority to
such filthy purposes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

FEB. H.-Francis Alequa, and Theodore Sawden,
were convicted of stealing coal, and adjudged to
the stone digging discipline for six months.
George Buck convicted of thrashing his bro
ther and sent up for Me six monts
Frederick Francis was found guilty Of stealing a
pair of shoes, and rcmanded 10 the tombs.
Peter Collins was convicted of stealing blonde
lace cap, belonging to very pretty woman, and
Peter very properly adjudged TO the six months
William Lawrence, and Henry Wells, two
groes, were found guilty of running away with
dozen hams, and they both for six mont his
George Harvey negro, was convicted and sent
for three months.
Margaret Smith, negro lady, was convicted Of
the six months.
William Smith was convicted OF stealing three
coats, and adjudged three months stone digging.
Alfred Colt was adiudged to he six months.
A host Of loafers and loaferesses were convicted
and discharged.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
No. aa9.
Correspondence of the Herald
WAsHINGTON Cry i

WAsHINGTOS CITY, FEB. 8, 1910.
The Potomac is now " chafng with its lambs" in
consequence of the flood that has been had in that
stream; and it is seriously apprehended, that the
bridge that connects this city with the opposite Vir
ginia shore, will be destroyed before morning The
immense flood, in all the rivers north of us, may,
ana probably will, suspend the mails again, and the
cars into the bargain.
An intense fog now envelopes every thing around
us and SO dense is it, that the cars, between this
cny ana Baltimore, are obliged to travel at very
moderate rate.
The fate OF the post note you sent to Philadel-
phIa for collection, has created some speculation
and much remark, but no surprise at the capitol;
and IT is hoped, that you will be as good as your
word, and keep up hot fire at the institution that
has swindled you and thousands of others.
Tomorrow is petition day Abolition will be
wide awake again; and Mr.. John Quincy Adams IL
he can but get an opportunity to do so, win make
very violent speech, IN deauneiato of Mr.. William
Cost Johnsons ant-abolition resolutions.
By the way, il is reported here, that Gov. Seward
OF your state, has entered into a compact with the
abotionists to sustain all their objects and Wishes
prorided they will go for him. Is this fact, is it
not! Yours, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
Correspondence of the Herald

In the Senate, this morning, few unmportant
bills were introduced, and then Gen. Root resumed
the floor, and spoke until the hour of adjourn
ment i saw half dozen of the locofoco Senators
taking notes, and presume the whole of next week
will be consumed in the discussion.
The appointments proceed slowly, and there is a
vast deal OF grooming among the cormorants.
In the House, most Of the day has been occupied
in the discussion of MIR. Kings resolutions respect
ing the right of petition. His movement was made
without consultation with the of the party and
if the democrats had the wit to make the most of
his folly, they might embarrass the wings greatly,
but they are disheartcned, and seem ready to give
up the contest
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
MEMBERS OF THE BAR,
SINGERS, PuBLIrK SPEAKERS,

ND all whos employment, requires the constant use Of the
n voice, would do well 10 make trial Of Messrs Posses
Medcated Candy. al those that similarly
engaged woul DO well 10 make q the above compound
Tor N ri, the voice and Strengthens the lungs.
GOSSIN, Bowery Amphhs atre, residence % Bowcry
would advice all those that wish clear voice. Peasc
Medcated Candy. : = - -
Counsellor p. MINIS, No. Chatham square,
When children afflicted with the whooping cough would
advise Clfcd Essence Of Horchonni andy
II has proved an Invaluable remedy IN ny family.
G. VAN COLT and Family,
No ~ Hicks St Brooklyn
To rarentsone Of ny children was afflicted With The
she used peases Medicat.d andy.
G. THOMPSON, No. 50 Courtlandt st
The undersigned will corroborae the above certificates
pr Rogers: " Ensh iis B9yery.
The Clarified Essence Of Horhonnd Candy 10 compounded
from ingredients. AgentsM. H. Bmrcl 2o Chatham
T. Horsfeld Bowery also Elton, Nassau Ann
ct None genuine except ssued j. TEASE SON, IS Dvi
NIB. Par,,e. supplied With Ice Cream, BIanemanee and
Cslfsfcet Jelly, at Ga per quart Jaa7 Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
HORRID DEPRAVTTY.

NVWWt, NUTVNIOUs COUNTkRFETTERs have nea, ,
sea sexer persons by selling them SPURIOUS and false
The genuine waaAted perfectly harmless and erer,ua
We atlcle unless have the written signature OF
tOhoi YIN " W. on the splendid Wrapper
r,, =, Oryinal Proprietor SOLOMON HAYS
- ne true lays bninent " Piles and
hheqInausr w ~ cases, OF no ply tab an for II.
lane New York, by COMsT aCNS co
-, -, A.. Wholesaie Drugei~ts
Bowery HUDSON, Canal, Gresnr ich and OR sr.ets
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

January ll-Before Judge Betts.-Ihe United
States VS.. four of Pianos marked NJ, and
numbered from % to 81. Edicard Back claimant
The only question in this to the value of
the Pianos, and the only question to be decided was
turers and importers were the most worthy of cre-
dence. The Jury, without leaving their seats found
for the claimants and the Judge certified that there
was probable for seizure, and the Court ad-
iourncd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

RATIFICATION or PAssION-The consequences Of
" which frequently long neglected Those thus un-
Fortunate cautioned against gtng down quack nnsrums
before they know what als them and advised TO eau AZ M
Medical Dspcnsary, ~ West Broadway, where they may
tightly understand their disease and receive the proper RENE
dy, suited 90 their constitution In certain gus
" required for medicine Until perfect
cure Is performed An diseases Of The skin rusiaar erp
tions, ulcers roas rheumatic pains and secondary y
phs warranted 10 be curedbo waiter how long ending
Wilder complaints cured in from 20 days n chronic
diseases ccctuay cured and without This mineral
thoroughly eradicated from the system, m new miid and
Charges moderate and varaned drccons are ol-
lowed The motto iscurc, not crueze Don't forget the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.

A MOST MONDERFUL CURE performed by Doctor j..
NY grandson afflicted for nearly years with, what
that the n Rfsuf
@ t his S %G a Of an f l s
him in the Eye nr@ary for eight m9nhs he was discharged
used without aPs ssod sasss '0a',' Ia many 'sn'p's
Water and to the sstonishent ali knew grandson
as to RfreG the sss9ua
the Sha Tsu have been totally which
New York, 18th month, as, 1899 r, ,yrnsur,
We, the Undersigned cheeray certify % the truth Of the
above statement il all its particulars having been wit
Charles sanford Sarah NJ ssndford. Sarah s Vail Ann
III
WTsf Wa% Wb;ss Jans Wsss!s 20 Houston
Webster Mary RfSSRSi SsfSsd GSFE W
s arg ii ssr st @ s' We
nett some ofthe sisaHs oeasis
j
Yrs il FIVE weeks consider this Exc Water nh The Greatest
be No Avenue between
From the testimony of those who have used Dr. Francis
r@aSf
Rev MIR Davis Pastor Of the Church Lattingtown New
Mr.. smith, So Frankfort street.
Dr. Genny Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
MIR. Joshua Allen Hartland Vermont
the By j. ancs Bag
street
OF Artificial Eyes inserted BY Dr. J. Francis without Civ
natural 10 Barclay street, N. Y. dis
GENUINE PORT WINE, BOTTLED IN OPORTO.-
~ Solely imported for the invads and
In Consequence of the hitherto almost nsuperahle difficulty
obtaining this country the finest qualities Wine
the state produced from the vines the dis
tic OF the Alto Douro, Portugal Messrs. Osborn Bro
theirs, Of Oporto will continue export tice
IN of dozen each, bottled in OportC and pre-
vent imposition quarter, the cork of bottle will
be marked the part with the brand Of House,
"OSBORN
TRASH
by which those parties who think il worta while
obtain and unaduteated Port Wine often
sickness for the of life ITSELF depend
purchasing article from the wine press,
and OF the choicest quality that nature capable of
ducng.
Red Port of the extraordinary vintage of 1884.
White Malmsey Port do. vintage 1894. Sold by
ja4-3m- WYCKOFF & SCRYMSER, 81 Wall st.
RASsFORD'S BILLIARD AND CHESS ROOMS, Zen.
trance Ann street and j2ins the Museum 2ls Broadway
More than fifty old fashioned Tables have the city
leaving but few others in the except Bassords Gum Elastic
Spring Steel and improved Cloth Cuhons they much
edb the amateur and certificates Of their excellence can be
shown from all the great players except the PoNY he being
gagged By opposition factor Purchasers and players III
vited TO try them above.
~ B.-Eliard Cloths, Balls &c., far ale usual iaaay
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

AMPS. LANiPSThe subsc ber has just received great
- variety of beautiful Lamps Of patterns consisting Of
Mnte Lamps with rich prisns both lronted and gilt and
bronzed relieved; also bonzed aud gilt Chandeliers,
rety Of patens also Astral Lamps of different patterns
with rich shades; and Hall Lanterns which glazed with
plain plate aud staiaed glass; also article OF Hall Lamps,
All glass aud of the Gothic shape also improved article Of
Reading Lamps, together with variety Of Radcliffe pattern
Unyes Lamp, article and highly approved Of Eng
land All Of the above have made expressly for the sub
scber and all Of the best Materials for sale
at reasonable prices, by ID. r. DELAVAN,
fr5T No n Maiden lane nea Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

NroTIcF-The gentleman who said HE Clark and
IN who called AZ the Of Dubois Bacon Co, the day
after The ar in their bune saying that he had vauabes
belonging 10 Nr Rehsrn painter " informed that MIR r.
can now be found al No. s Nesry street. fcs at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

"EQR THE FACE AND sKIS."-Church's Genuine
Vegetable Lotion. recommended BY the faculty for an
Diseases OF the face aud skin. ID eradcates tan pimpss
rckes spots rednrss ring worms and all cutaneous
tons, gradually r,asng delicate, clear soft skin;
even the most salow complexion radiant Wilderness rem
msars TO the face neck and arms, healthy and jauonc
bloom. and by due perseverance, s application result
will b. beautiful compNion The Lotion exceeded by
other IN the world Suffice 90 say that has been with
great success IA the United States and Wst indies without
single complaint Of s efficacy. For sale al Churchs Dispcn
sary, Bowcry Of Spring Price per bot
tie. ja7cod M
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CoMPL AINT--For the
cure OF these diseases, nothing equal DR. Taylors Bal
with pas the eide and shoulder dry cough, Ns Of
flesh, fever and low spirits Her doctors did her good So
about month since she the above medicine and she
quite we'll Many acquaintance have also a With
good which induces publish the facts hopes
IN III health may be induced good
ANN MORGAN. ~ King street
The Office for the sale Of the genuine asan OF lakewood "a
al Bowcry Also at 90 North sixth street. Thlalephia
les 3td&tw.
CONsUMPTION.-An Astonishing Cure-To DR. ALI.
- Deer Sir happy inform YOU that your Balsam az
Hoarhound Lvctwort and cursy Root cured me OF Con-
sumption. had been afflicted more or Cor two years.
and when commenced using Bslssm confined
room, aud severely afflicted with cough raising blood and
night swcats, and very much reduced in strength
have been perfectly cured by bottles able
attend " my business IN good health and ee from all syp
JOHN HOUSE IS Christopher street.
70 .,ad.r, " you have cough or are consunptive, go
d sec NJ House, and learn from him the effects Of DR. Anes
jil I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

R HElNE informs the public that his increased practice
has induced him 70 open private ONCE ss iiuson street.
FOR the treatment Of delicate diseases His unerrnr
has now satisfied the public that he Is able perform ali hs
promises those that him needs other recon-
endatIon Don't forget the No. Hudson street betweca
BrooTnc and Watt ja2e ws
GREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY HARDWARE, con-
VI stating rich and splendid gilt brown Cap
doles Candeahrss Astral and Mantel amps and rich va
ey Of Silver Mounted Plated Ware and beautifully finished
Table Cutlery Just received and for unccmony low BIZ
d. r. DEIAVAN,
fT II Maiden lane, near Broadway