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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-30
81 ANDoN, WEDNEsDA Az. Sc TEMBER 80. 'ls4o .

/ itual violations of the laws of constitution
and relation, the alimentary canal is rob-
bed of its powerto appreciate discriminate
| ly the character of such causes, and to
awaken such sympathetic manifestations
as distinctly indicate It's disturbances and
its diseases land therefore, like an indi-
vidual who has been deprived of his eye
and tongue, it necessarily submits to the
gradual and continual entertainments OF
depraving and diseasing causes, without
the power to perceive or totell what harms
It, till the accumulation of wrongs be-
comes too great for vital endurance, and
the general Indignation of the system is
reused into an acute disease, which either
throws off the oppression, OF the, vital
powers sink under the conflict and death
ensu IS ;-or else, the alilnentary canal, or
some ether part more debilitated or NOR
bidly predisposed, becomes the seat OF
slowly progressing local disease When
the lungs, liver-or any other organ whose
natural sensibilities are less depraved than
those of the alimentary canal, becomes
the seat of local, chronic disease, the
symptoms of such disease are always less
obscure and equivocal but when the
stomach and the Intestinal canal become
the seat of chronic disease, not induced by
any one violent cause, but by the constant
and long continued irritations, almost uni
versai in civic life. and indeed, through
out the human world. the depraved and
crippled organ has no power to announce
its difficulties, in distinct and unequiyoeal
symptoms.
1t is true that symptoms of disease some.
where within the vital domain, might be
detected by an accurute observer ;-bul
these are often SO purely sympathetic and
SO remote from the real seat Of disease,
and so ambiguous in their character, that
it is impossible to derive any correct and
definite information from them. It is true
also, that when long continued abuses ac-
cumulate oppression upon the system, till
the diseased organ can no longer bear il
quietly, morbid sympathies are sometimes
thrown into a blind and terrible agony to
remove the oppression; and in some cas-
es. the powers of animal life are, to con-
siderable extent, or even totally involved
so that spasms, cramps, Commissions, de.
lirium and even entire suspension of ami
NAL life result. But these symptoms,
though dreadfully violent, do not BY any
means distinctly indicate local disease =;
and still less do they point out the seat 81
such disease. Thus by violating the con,
stitutional laws of relation iE regard to the
lalimentary canal, we not only destroy its
integrity in health, but also take away its
power to make known its morbid condi.
tons, and thereby the vital interests of ou1
bodies are doubly endangered.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-30
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
THE CONTRAST OF DEATH.

Such is the contrast of death Such
are the ends of the righteous and the wick
ed Forever the text hangs between
them. like the pillar of cloud and fire be-
tween the Israelites and the Egyptians
its dark side toward the one, and its bright
ness and glory toward the other. The
wicked is driven away in his wickedsess,
but the righteous hath hope in his death q
So Gods word assures US, and the death
bed scenes of earth confirm it. Go and
visit those scenes, and you may see and
+ feel for yourself that it istrue. Here is a
Judas, rushing by suicide to eternity, and
there an Elijah, waited to glory a char
I lot of fire; here Julian, dashlng his own
blood in malignant hatred against the.
heavens, and crying out with gnashing.
teeth, Thou hast conquered, OF Galile-
an and there Stephen, praying with.
his last breath for his murderers, and then
sweetly falling asleep in Jesus; here an
Antischus, dying like Herod, by horrible
and putrefying disease, while impiously
attempting TO falsify the predictions Of the
Bible, and there an Ignatius, calm as a
child while the lions are upon him, or a
4 Polycarp rejoicing in the flames that CON
sumo him; here Hobbies, by his own
4 admission, taking fearful leap in the
i dark, and there an Augustine saying, I
/ am fast going to a crown of glory here
"a Hume, passing from time to eternity in
such fearful horrors as to terrifg his at
ltendant, and there an Addison, calling,
& with heavenly smile, bis friends. to
scome and see how Christian can die
here Paine, dying in mingled agony
4 aad despair-now uttering fearful execra-
tons, and now calling in anguish on the
! name of the Redeemer, and there Bax-
!. tier, speaking of his Wondrous peace and
saying when the very agonies of death
! are upon him, am almost well s; mere 9
lSpira, in the immensely of his anguish
himself in hell, that he MAY
i know the worst that IS before him, ant
: There Scott, saying in his departing mo
ments, This is heaven begun within me,
i or jerks exclaiming, Blessed dying
b glorious dying i have felt more happi
III ness In two hours of dying than in who'll
# lifetime beside or Payson. crying on
/ with transport, The battle's fought-th,
q victory's won forcverl am going t
e bathe in an ocean of purity, and peace, an
J blessedness victoryl victory peacel-
! aeacep Thus pass the righteous and th
!. wicked from the world-the one wit
! 4 calmness, with Joy, with triumph; tn
( other with fear and trembling and doub
i Tor with the more fearful certainty Tia
n-Ithey are passing only to the world OF de
s spair: the wicked driven away in o.
a. wickedness the righteous with hope
4. his death = Well might Balaam shrln
b lin horror from the thought OF dying WI
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-30

A WISE ANSWER. In West Africa,
,e Church Missionary Society Of Eng
Ind have school for poor negro chill
rem Il is related of a little girl, who
elonged to that school, that when one of
er fellow pupils had beaten her, she was
sked - Did you beat her again p She
nswered No, Ileft 1t TO God The an
bis Of philosophy and human wisdom
be searched in vain, for any thing
Dual to that answer.
Here is pure Christianity. Here is prac-
'cal Non-Resistance. Here is a lesson
|oni child Of the forest, who has herself
eant Of Jesus-for those Rabies in our
|nodern Israel who teach men not to {" ..eaye
10 God " g "repay," but totake The sword
hto their own hands. o, how soon would
be earth be the, garden of the Lord, ant
low fast would the children Of men becom.
be children Of. God, fall protesting Chris
pms would enter into the spirit and practice
i this little child.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-30
H 3 A 1 + Il
From Graham's Lectures on Human Life.
INSTITUTIONAL RELATIONS
OF THE STOMACH.

Our infinitely wise and good Creator, L
hffirm, has organized man to subsist on
eertains substances, which He had previous
DIV created with fixed constitutional natures
|and properties and therefore, there is a
perfect constitutional adaptation Of our or
|gans to those substances and Of those SUBJ
|slances 10 our organs. And as God cre-
|I,ed man to be the lord of the earth, and
~ |ccupy all portions Of it he constituted
him with wide range Of adaptability, to
meet the exigences of the circumstances
and conditions in which he might be plac-
led ;-bat always necessity, under his
grsat apd immutuabIe Iaw-lhat in pro-
portion as man turns aside from the truth
Of his natural and perfect constitutional
adaptation. and educates himself. by virtue
.of his constitutional adaptability, to habits,
circumstances and conditions less adapted
10 the truth Of his constitutional nature, he
impairs all the powers Of that nature and
abbreviates his existence.
La It's constitutional nature, every sub
stance has properties adapted 10 the end
or ends for which il was created: and this
is strictly true Of all substances designed
for human aliment; and therefore, the hu
man organs have CAPACITIES and DO wers
perfectly adapted to these properties
Hence we have organs with the specia
sense Of sight, adapted 10 the visual prop
critics oithings. Organs with the specia
sense Of hearing, adapted to the auditor,
properties ofthings, Ian organ wiEh Ia
special sense Of smell. adaD,ed to the oil
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-30
AGRIC ULT U RAJ.

IMPORTANCE OF AGR1cuLTURE.-- Tie
world is in fair wayto be driven into an
appreciation of the importance of agricuI.
ture. and the great truth will yet be under
stood. that TO the labor ofthe husnandman.
to the production Of actual wealth from
the soil, more than TO all the traEsmuta-
tions and changes such wealth may afier-
wards undergo, is national prosperity ow-
ing. The interests of the world are iden.
tilted ii is only when these interests are
disarranged by ignorance or cupidilT. that
general distress ensues.-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-30
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON. SATURDAY,. SEPT, &c. Isa0. !

a OF we 4 efcBf1PW. s
DANIEL EBsTER.
sstar OF the North I" Thy lurid rays. e ~
Gleam baleful from theirgiddy height;
Vainly the flying bonduen kaze
For thee amid the gloon Of hight
Twilight is not for those who roam
For freedoms air, and freedoms home.
- Star Of the NorIp' Thou might'st have slions
The brightest Of that glorious band, 4
That light the captive, sad and lone,
TO fresdom's happy land:
The guiding star amid the gloom
That shrouds the bondman's living tomb!
Aye, light the murderer to his prize, 81
When night spreads out her sheltering wing,
TO hide the might've, that lies 81
Dreaming Of stripes and suffering
Cheer the fierce hounds that howl along,
And 6efcer men, with light and song. e
Once, with thy foot on Plymouth rock,
How did Thy mighty voice ring out, y
| Till flesh and fibre felt the shock,
And from ten thousand lips-the shout
or freedom, rang from shore to lea
, ,Letthe on PiLgrim-land be free Z @iIa
| o, had that voice rung out as clear
From Plymouth TO Virginia's plain; G
The land thy lips have called SO dear, III
Might have stood up without chain
Tears have been dried, and glad hearts sung
Where long the drivers lash hath rung.
a wreath is twining for thy brow,
A garland for thy lofty bier 81
But 10 stain is on. them now, n. Es8i
The blood-drop, and the burning tear
Wo for thy fame, beyond the sea
Voices Of scorn are heard for thee!
Thy home, thy birthplace, and thy dead,
The mighty winds that round them play s.
Streams singing Ger their rocky bed ~
The dark old wood with solemn lay,
And oceans pillows wild and free,
Mutter their deep rebakes to thee.
Star Of the North ~ Thy doom 10 eeaistl,
Thy lamp is growing dim and dead
Thy knell in fhunder-bursts has peaIed, ss.s,
. A Nations guilt is on thy head - s i
Thou hast betrayed thy trust, and gave
Thy country's glory to the grave!
Sept. i, 1870. w. g. BRowE
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-30

the former Well might he exclaim, i
Lei me. de The death Of the righteous,
and Jet my last end be Ike has - Tagon
Edwards.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

100 tCopy night sscuredl 49,
PROPHECY Ten y.Srs Jro- iAis fsree - ran wsH
fsu.,, fhrn those Witch ci,arse and purtfy.
lie BRAND RETH PILLS cleanse and purify, and cannot
inurs The weak become strsng while thsg used We
Sss a.. di.sss, IN. f.u hanossH IN As Sody which u
aiey great IN quantity that apopNy pars
i the result the patient thea hnds tao late hs mistake How
s n. t.sy wis brsSdr, P' = sa@g.d
kxrB gsCk that topchsieHs n all human knowlt has
beyond doubt that this cebrsisd med and the hu
body naturally sdspted one for the e,er ~ Their aid
the solids ade and reuswsd or the fluids be entirely
altered and completely feEsnerated, and
simple a. 10 giy, even ny ssse and pieasure ,
the deases b. the THESE Pills alone II
not well the diseases By Let the asct.
h any pain whether 81 internal eNsrns
.ity Tor any further persua.os asrwa be y
tom, natl Effected which will be generally
much s,oner than could be expected
Brardrch Pills 20 es cure han prevention d dis.
the least ersrtiont then ought 70 ke doe of these
Pis This will always have good feet because "a u i'm.
possible )r 20 be the body whest the q those
hors which prcducs ans y only By heir being forced
al sits purgina. that health can BE- r,dossd.
Let ne recommend two OF gareusrb W and
20 10 Druggfr ygr Branarsths Pills The first vsakens
a. S,dv Ani m last PA easd BsavpHHrHs
80 Dggf frsnre the haser base souniefff
fyls paBe producing TIE hershcaf rsfNs II ne geH
s ksdc-< insure that must b. rurch.ed Of enc Of the
a. agents dy sppoined by me- and who bold regular e-
g. III sre1<y vhish " nswed yeay There - 9rer
Tbo.. wholesale, sst r,nemser that al
tr,ssrs Of Attorney regularly prsved 20 se
act s s ,sfsss 3, fS Us Is wv RRScfiI OFFICE
oee. kspt exclusively for the 'a On ~.
al u. BhANDRETH VI. ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18
SHERMAN'S INDICATED
LOZENGES.

COUCH LoZESGEs for Cesshs Cold. Asihna, whoo.
snt.d 70 al other reusds they cur, quicker and
mswoRw 'LoLsNGEs for destroying worss that netsr
fail boxes hare been sold ard no instance has
'ee''rsa OF 'A nPi~ioNs OF THE PRESS.
We rrcosnend shermans Nedeeied loSeegss 20 oI s-1
His cured ~ Ell dtr.sng eoszn y enc aaI
ard his Wor- le-e sea smont our oaofeA WI"
uaiforu saceess-r Efsning Star. -. 60, -
The lmsur Of Masest hsvsreesivsd " As nne the
pr-s., of ssSies.d e~sQss hf1 b. Dr. Shsrnaa Of
Nss Yors m he hs1se should be =. spessiiy eured ~
viii rsdou5trdlT ".se tre Dector
rrinesv wsra -kils only esiesd for TIE seneft We
Nav. r,o<ived our hssry eOnnentafiou W sshngton
globs.
w, k-o~ sfno bst-- cough me8seine han ~ sh.rwans
Cosah Lorsnes; they and are 20 peasnt at
snos spsssafe 70 Be ssk 20 30 th-s mrsseby dos'd
ism.
Broeklyn. ni0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

DIX. AyENEL's PRoPHYLACTIC REMEDIES
CONSISTING OIL: THE TIGER PILL, ferssvce. and
ISsfEEsi6M s.o1s.i.s so.so.
. The EUPnRAsIA coNPoUsD,for s.sl, spda.it
= THE haXRAsTH sYRuP. for .orbid.seetiops Of
s. Tie ANAGALLIs PILL, for irregular action Of tAs
THE cARRAMINE FILL Iord.raaz.d function snhs
= THE vERBENA PILL, for ailments incident to e
I. THE osMyNDA PILL ,I9I iy.p.r.i.. ia,aussl,;
TO- THE LApsAsA POWDER, for IN, ss..s.s ofosii.
~ Tbs fsxTIs LININENT, for ob.,in.,. diseases 81
"a ThE soLIDAGo OINTMENT foriniur.sanaeom.
non diseases ~. shm ..,h...,.,.
mears liable 60 osssti.n. IL. ps;esns ssies
ss gsas no i,f9oP V ~, ,,s
embracing ..,.. q .es: Carefully r.s s's
srin oTsns; sr.d % closely corresponding as,t
IT, ,ssi , ,.s s...
ssSsSs sar,ss tsss tia, .sSyl ali po.ss. sss
sss. 1s sy S'.f III ,s.
se.is ana ma, :. ..s mss s
i. .s.ss, .sSs upon .. R,s.,s,I. ' =
d @ ~. .siss ,ss =, ne
| Irasr.ni irosa dissss. ofihs lungs
s s ssSs. ss sy &c ,ss s.s
ispsaSins anEsmept OF structural dnesse
Ei 70 ,ay .,s,
s sss.: .SgssH . az .;ss II:
sen ssd ,s sIsre,s. control see.ssay very
ef and genera on account of5err INTENDED eopes.
fun Of popular medicine rssrsLsrxiunEtulle,d eails
and minute the virtues efhe rso-
ggytacrtc be had with the medicfn AZ i1e
ard istl CA srsyEr Eaehof thsremsdies mar
rees general principles IN OF dsese
nd will most eases be found answer the disorders for
-ssh hey are m snssr ,ses |;e,I, sr.s'
a. ietths following serve as sspsein-o:-
c., 18th street IS yearsot sEs, dark compiler rid
e stature stouiy nat.wss sei,.d With in.ns. pss the
s.ps opisn and iS With ssnltissisd
o-Aee for nesrly week the bowels remaining sbsiisaey
-c~tits al The time On the eighth n.rpinf rress rfLL
given, three hours lac pain le and the bowels were
9ecy oysssd ssdin hoorsthe patient re-
: rCrrd
NJ B. isth street, seiEsd With si~'iarsy rpts ns
.ad seen s-r tie during which all the
srarv remedies hsd been fried vain On the sth Day ess
ffLL gwen and IN DO hours ne 70 hs
fs-nl syoce1ior.
I'd, Crovsstrest, had fer sonet. eeorytors pain
as@.ds, al Lat eel sod wsh -
r~re iphamnatisn - the lungs inscssst ssrss hmev
r.rr~ed toHsse. great Nc One ross
which asrns ths day removed all bad vmpecr~
ord ~ gveg doses sf the As.aALLfs rnt, tive o.
. fhrte days couplstely recovered
AGENTS WANTED, .sanr. al " Canal a. jer sn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18
No. 4 PECK SLIp

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues usual to deyste n
u entire personal aentoa to the Of all deea1
and private diseases.
Those who have been vis.iu
of unqualified oharlatans with which ei
soouads IN sonseausnee ebe sny oisrrsws regulating Y
established Dispensary No Peek slip where many
have been made to rejoice at happy delyerases from
To strangers Dr. Carpener sess leave 10 add that he
native and ~ the born that he graduate of Un
College, and his in this cty clans roy
honors is leentiate of the New York State Medical
eiey an has had nearly thirty and
nths city and what is most Important he speedily and
90 Separate Offices and entrances for The privacy Of
tents who in contact
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18
ORRIS TOOTH PASTE,

CHERMAN'e ORRIS TOOTH PASTE " adm
- By al 10 be the best dentri6ee known.
cleans whtehs and beauties the teeth. the tart
nake hardens the gums sweettns the breath ard prev
the teeth om shing and deesyng, warranted free ror
acid ordelierous substances II s recommends BY the
deal Faculty, Rev DR.. Esamobd, and srsrs Other els
men; Dr. A. r. SAITH Al. Moore. ESQ Prof. Bngt
Col J. q Haines, DR. @. Hunter, and in every
mas used says decidedly the best article Tor cee,in
teeth and se-tsning the breath they tted Sold a
Nassau St; Dodds s43 Broadway and Iss Fultcn st B
Iyn. See that bis signature thss, "a. Sherman, NJ D
.round arb
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18
PR ATlSE ON THE
n u NJ AN H AIR,

02-BY A. eRASpIEAS Ne Barclay street the only in.
dlvidua who has devoted himself practically and exclu.
ness, gray hair, &c
yo.r hair falling of Is growing grny1 Does en-.
gender a powdery sediment called dandrudf Are you
troubled with scaid head ring SC With sero;ss
hdrotrseef Would have hns liberal head OF hair
the skin clean and healthy be careful the ad
vice grauously offered to you in Gsrndeaas New Tres.
tse on the HAIR which yos can obtain at No. Barclay
street, free Of charge.
1t is the judgement of the whole world, that Grand
jean submits the merits Of his eomposont is to the sci
entihc portion of the public OF New York. that he will
prove he has already DONE that before any
been or capable of producing an Of
feet so rapid, satisfactory Grandjsans Medicinal
specisc FOR the hair. The hrst application cheeks
the growth of gray hardy using il constantly, the
hair is prevented from falling OF and will grow again
thick, strong and brilliant The famous Professor Che
laon to the animal greese employ in this admiral
position Book III, rage sl2-" Considered physiology
ensrng to the organs the alton their tempe
nature, while il diminishes their sensibilHy
who have the misfortune to lose ther HAIR to
have it turn GRAY, and sxbjsct to DAsDsIrY will find
consolation in the important discovery Of remedy aud
preventive, which will entirely do away with the various
Oils and Pomad assuming th0usond forms and
or eAa kii of Coaponon could that BE- iSentsd BY per-
famiar he study Of shin on the AesdO The
justice Of the above observ must be apparent to all
Thousands of persons who have tried the virtue Of the
many Oils Baus and Ponades, without and have
since used the Composition with the most happy effects
affirm he prompt ful6lmsnt Of tho authors promises
if used scoording to the directions.
self sys his pamphlet page lo)-"H remsi.s o- ros
to res.s Sy .p~ core snd .s,ne"i; has p0s~ is Uni
nosf sesssiess 9uock could oone assert the eentrosy
The public informed that the emily genuine Medicinal
Composition for preventing the loss Of harfor prevent
the scslp-s imposition recon by ali phi y.sians
who have ansred is to be obtained ofths proprietor
N. B. Zach Bottle will have orandjsans Composition
for the HAIR stamped in the glass; accompanied with
book having the prepretors written signsturethe only
method 10 detect the many eounserfes in circulation
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

TT,o BUSINESS MEN-ASD THOSE IN WANT %
pEsiNTss-The greet and -ere asirg popuarity Of
s-mand for MoFFATs LIFE MEDICINES induces tn.
I'd hs agencies TO tvey important town
syl,s, the United States For this he "
,o With both local and travelling Agents
sr ,sosi OF the New Esglsnd and OF the Southern
ata,-s and Missouri ard Iov-s.
advantages OF this proposal both To already 10
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os meat must Obvious The posts allowed the sses
II, .sieinss liberal sacisrtly 10 r,ke the
Grirn, srT .nterrrsns young nan ofbasnsss habits
,.,ahshina hnscf~el 90 straveng agent To merchants
d ~ sspsrs the lags towns an ogportsnty lab, the
nelly rare IN several hetaaes WHERE
II al. artsdy hecene SCENTS their sales
81 ssenss has been 90 srt~re az % ndves thss 10
,s.,dor Iii other busin This fact spe abs voums Tor tas
MA starApg uoaata LIE Pills and fbenir Bnt4rs
fu relative 70 Agencies will be mad. Known
s,cS>.,ion or BIZ addressing post paid letter 10 yOF.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18
6YHy&f0ySEysAV3&4X4XR CURED without the Of tho
MHkR D1UiEUf1vuzvMyl lancet, however long standing
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81 LID A i :
these Med,snes have ln,ars prs,ed Certain and speedy
nix Bittes the reach eOnps.on in the estimation
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" TENTED SYRUP.-This celebrated Syrup for the Fret
time ported to this country all Europe universally ad
mtted the best could the only remedy to the
DIRE zd isase Of the ss and bronches tooyenerally
known require praise, and shall only state that
wherever possible that is to the two frat stages
ensunPhsa, insured in few sayssy tao means
Of this precious edictne.
The sole depot at New York is at John Miiha1s French
Dispensary ISIS Broadway. n I'm
DAD STONES or natiys Magnetic Iron Ore, nstan,ly
IL % hand, and for sale, Wholesale aud retail, at
FECCTwANGERs Pharmacy, s2e Broadway,
80 Pearl