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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-23
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, SATURDAY, SEPT. 10. 1910.
For the Telegraph.
THE Love OF MONEY is THE ROOT OF
ALL EvILZl Tim, 6: 70.

No. | Ns.
1t is sofneiilrs necessary to point out
pafticular evils, to which certain individ-
Gals are more especially liable, but the
in mentioned in the text, is almost uni
versal, and is not confued to any dcscrip-
ton Of character. Professors Of religion,
as well as others are warned against this
evil; for after having escaped The grosser
corrupIions of the world, they are in
danger Of falling into this species OF de-
pravity which too frequently escapes the
censure Of the world andgthe church
eminent characteristics Of man, to have
his affections so much placed upon money,
as 10 do all'he can 10 gel il! In this age,
a man is respected and reverenced, more
on the account Of the money he possesses,
than on the account Of the moral eharac-
ter he sustains. Let man but be rich
and he will be honored in every place, IN
which his lot may be cast. This spiri
= $500 prevalent in the church. ChurcE
&nembers, 10 general, are moro respectet
by their brethren for their wealth, thar
they are for their pie,y If the rich 0
the church deyiate from.the holy path Q
rectitude, they are not so much expose
70 censure as the poor. This is wrong
and should be condemned by every goo
man. And vet noAev;l is more universa
and certainly none is less censured tha
this. have no doubt if Paul had th
care Of all the churches ii this age Of Ii
world thousands, uatess prevented b
timely repentance, would be excommun
Gated for this siu.sas unworthy Of havir
anamc and place among the people
God Among this number then, won
be found ministers and deacons, leade
and stewards, and great number OF p
vate members, who are now consider
very pious. This evil is everywhs
condemned by Christ and his apostles.
They.are so pointed against it. that til
language. in effect uniformly is, If .
man love the world the love of the Fal
is not in him" You may talk of
joysof pardOned sin--of your great !
for the glory Of God-of your ear
desire that Christ may see Of the ira
Of his soul and be satisfied, --of the
you have Of knowing BY happy exp
ence That inathe presence Of God Il
. fulness Of JOY, and at his right !
there are pleasures forever more;'
You love the world YOU are deceived.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-23

is all deluslen. You are In the gall o.
bitterness and bonds of iniquity, as was
Simon Magus, professor like yourself
an heir of wrath exposed to the righteous
retrlbution of your offended God, in hell.
Does the reader think this language too
plain and pointed, | ask him to suspend
his judgment, until he reads again can
.dldly & prayertatly the New Testament,
and the remaining numbers to be written
upon this subject. And then if he does
not agree with the writer, that the above
remarks and those that may follow are
true, and called for, the writer will, il
convinced, say publicly, those hard and
humilialing words" was wrong"
Coventry, Sept, 1910
REMARKs.-There is one point in the
foregoing communication, to which would
call special attention. 1t is made prominent
ny 'IlS "tltSl' IOul ~ Ue QWSll n.
1t is The valuing of brother in the church
by his money, rather than by his moral
character. This is great and ruiuous sin
in the church calling itself by the name of
Him who had not where to lay his head
II is the worst kind Of aristocracy. The
corruption taken into the church through
this channel is incalculable and overwheIm-
ing. .>. =- " >@
might illustrate my views by citing IN
stances where the standard of piety has
been lowered down to get wealth into the
church, and where wholesome church disei-
Iphne has thus been paralyzed and finally
broken down-individuaIs of property and
standing being allowed to run lawless over
! all sound regulations, ex post facto laws
being made for their special benefit, granting
them particular indulgence in sim But !
will not 90 farther at present, lest antici
pate the~wsiter, who promises further nun
| bers, which trust he will not fail TO furn
ish-tendering him my thanks for favor
hitherto. H.. .... -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER "a, ls4O


DIR AYENEL's rROPHYLACriC REiaEDIEs
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a. ~ THE xGARANrH sYRur for ~orSid affection, Of
The ANAGALLis Pill L, Tor irregular action of TIE
THE cARDAMiNE Pill L Rorlerangsd function ofthe
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10: THE iArsANA PowDEE, for the si.sasss sfeAs
II. The TsArIs LINIMENT, for eOstisat. diseases Of
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liable to objections The preceding classic
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series Of sfsasa aS ,
certain organs fixed closely corresponding mani
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adaptation to the s.;n9 Ths above
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

A sTRlNGENT PlLLS-Dr. Cherry sAsrngent Pills. unl
n equaed for their efficacy eradc the
ssae and losg continued harassps complaints, after the
pills have esred often durai In where
physicians haze utterly failed Chey pills have
aud they continually Ped bv first medic
yor gavss few doses will For female weaknesses
4s hsthsm st; Chambers aud Church; Canal AZ
o. Bowery; Ca Broadway. Price 81.
N b. Southern and msrchasts supplied iiher
terms and the pills hem agency Fulton
afr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
MADAME REsTELL's FEMALE MONTHLY FILLS

MADAME RESTELL's FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS
1 Madame Rsstel Female Ply seian has had ample
dencs satisfy her that ot the which
mass subject have been Principally, II not wholly owing
to the Absences heretofore Of sny proper sa ehcisnt,
cert an medicine 10 iregulsry stop
Of those functions Of natae upon which the health
the life Of female dpends Decacy aud proprey
forbdJanx the .dom OF servedn
Ia the partt ulsr effects 2eienced without
Knowledge OF which wholly imp Sssblr to form combi-
nation Of aordng relief well the
Of sdserting the subject unless to female has doubt,
been the chief of the want OF of the various
spee6cs introduced sv the msdcs fraternity The inro
ton Of the Feae Monthly PHIs hes the
tru frgh m cunt Of being the only ec
remedy known in Europe for the last thirty having
used and first introduced by Madame Rs the celebrated
Mid if and Female Physicians (grandmoser of the ADVERT
we'll from her perfect acquaintance with the peculiar ply solo
ny anatomy sfNe female frame the opportunities az
fovaet her discovering the minuts sensation &c
feet produced by the Of her Female sny Pills has been
enabled to combine the ingredients of which they
posed at 10 ute mdnes aud safety with aim
and unreservedy twhout cost with then own Sc
sith their dispositions, will be manifest
rejecting female, apd will much useless
10 to be -opea that the mothers Of females lust
womanhoodas th xalae the future welfare aud happiness
heV dsugh or eir peace snatch then from the
ogseaed esses OF rr.gul,ry snppressen Sc have
removed BY the female Monthly Pills,
Uecsary the married abstain from their for
that In the full aud particular
whes and how To D. ssed, which scconpans each box
Madame Restes proper signature written the cover Of
MADAME REsTELus PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
its Greenwich ST. New York and al her offices No Esser
ST.. Boston and No. South Seventh St, Philadelpha
~ IA dGws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

welcome, bud beside the rose
IA whose stem our safety grows.
Welcome, little saxon Gueiph
Welsoms for thine own SIN an ,.f.
Welcome for thy father, mother
Proud th~ one, and safe the other
Welcome to three kingdoms nay,
Such Is thy potential day
Welcome, little mighty birth,
To our human star, the earth.
Some have wished thee boy and some
Gladly wait till boy shall come
Counting II genial sign
When lady leads the line.
What imports il, girl boyl
Engisnd's old historic Joy
Well might be content 10 see
Queens alone come sitter thee;
Twenty visions Of thy mother
Following sceptered, each the other,
Linking with their roses white
Ages of unborn delight.
What imports il Who shall lead,
30 that the good line succeed
SO that love aud peace feel sure
or old hates discomGturef
Thee appearing by the rose,
Safety comes, and peril goes
Tree appearing, earth's new spring,
reari no wiAtrr's "griesly King !" r n 81
Hope anew leaps up, and dances,
In tse hearts of human chances f
rranee the brave but too quick blooded,
wisely has her threat re-studiel
England now is safe az she,
From the strifss that need not be
And the realms thus hushd and still
Earth with fragrant though, may eli.
Growing harvests OF all good
Day BY day, ss planet should, e.
Till II clap its hands, and cry
Hail, matured humanity
Earth has ontgrow ant and war; >r
Earth is now no childish star,
But, behold, where thou dost lie,
hccding nought, remote or nigh.
Nonght Of all the news sing
eost thou know, sweet ignorant thing;
Nonght OF planets love. nor peoplesi
Nor dost hear the giddy steeplss
Carrolling Of thee and thine,
As IL heav'n had rsind them wine;
Nor dost care for all the pains
or ushers and of shanberlaiAs,
Nor the doctors learned looks,
Nor the very bishops books,
Nor tho lace that wraps thy CHS,
No, nor for thy rank, a pin.
E'eu thy fathers loving hand,
No ways dost thou understand,
When he makes thee feebly grasp
His finger with tiny clasp;
Nor dost know thy very mothers
Balmy bosom from another's
Though thy small blind lips pursue it;
Nor the arms that draw thee to it;
Nor the eyes, that, while they fold thee,
Never can enough behold thee.
Mother true a.d good has she,
Little strong one, been to thee,
Nor with listless in. door ways
Weekend thee for future days.
But has done her strenuous duty
10 thy brain and to thy beauty,
Till thou earnest, blossom bright,
Worth the kiss and sir Of light;
To yself, healthy pleasure
To the world, q balm and treasure.
LsIGu Mar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
HYGEAN or THE
III u M A n III A I K .

CONsULTATIoNS-By which all the world may PREVENT
their har from lllint turniog gray, by A. GRAND
JEAN Ne Barclay a. -Tres'ment BY The rilcu, system
senrrsly-norna color Of the hsir-anatov of
thcknes and length. spseihe gravity fsubty elasticity
sergh of the harcf,cts of ds~pness and heat OF aha
lies aud acids water and spirits Of and
sr.s bulbs ssn.rsl substance Of he hsrusntiy II lair
produced bv bulb, alteration IN the color the cause
bew discovery ctrg contgon from hair 10 haif
lbe remedy 70 prevent ieH poy Of the curative prpc
the study the to dr. hair oily hair grow
hair, NC
A RANDJEAN appreciates and combaes with eiresr.
spscon all the gEep in the hes, hors
preference his remedies, except where
quies IT, aud where experience for msay years
confirms ns efficacy.
The principal remedies are different rastes the us.
guarantees ihe nfslhe OF kerotrsa and the temp
rary permanent fall OF the hr all cuspeous rrptions OF
VI. scalp Of letter natur,.hs which most generally
With the heads e young children 24-Odorerous quia
the employment OF which short time
sBeau wash Tor the healthy hair sthA peculi VI pIas
and Diaphoretic Cap for the treatment OF bsdpes
6say prescriptions according TO the different cons
tutvns.
Consolation every DAY. ard drring the day only Vim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

(,RtNDIEAN,s CURLING FLUID FOR WASHING
VI THE HAIR-Tsis FLUID contains 20 spirits IN its
scrsosticp, has any stimulating gredieat that will
affect capiary tuba rs chemical pr perties takes from
simple plants OF wholesome "su- for the hair such the
Ppuleur- Ne he oesgnous sshsaree which part
oil derived from the yok Of
prncp tn fine qualities OF ~h H. when tsei
the kav well and properly appreciated II frees
kin ~ the he I'd and The tuhcs uhe hair from that corrosive
acon g perspricn aud fro the sediment Of scu which
II deposits
The sdvantsees derived fo using this inestmsble fluid
that IA will IRE ne hair syle or f,r, the
fncy may dictate ssd the most rebeous hair beconss soft
ans psbe and be made to retaia poon that
be given o the beautiful hair.
Gfspjes.s Curlirg Fmd Possesses the douhle qnat,s
not only Of king the hair eurl but e ping in curl
the denpest weather, leaving agreeable
fuwe.
Ofhe. Ne l. Barclay street. New York WA, ~ax $50
Craud.ess enuire smrositon fer the curing sNM4 a
Dandrf. tjray Hsr. Ne. drFfwS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

GENERAL EN- GRANT PASHzGE OFFICES,
40 Peck SIP asd 10 South street Few York.
The subscribers beg reind their friends and the psie
that they prepared axe with
this who wish ia send for fen from ANY Of
England Ireland Scotland, Wales, TO come out by hrs
sprirg ships in istl.
One Of the firm ust returned from Europe, where he has
made the ample with agehts throughout
Great Britain aud Ireland for the greater facility q forward
whose have engaged
with the ssl thsy hope by that continued asn
ton TO If passengers which has heretofore gained
for their line w preference other to merit
continuance OF the same. $
The ships OF this line all Of the first class American
built, experienced and oblgng masters
toned to the trade and will sail week from Liverpool
thereby preventing dees on and all
when hsse mt for decline coming the money is re-
turned to these from whom il as received.
residing in Ireland and Scotland have free
rola the various e,psrs 10 Liverpool
Drafts at sight able 10 the towns Of Grea B
taa and Ire for the notation ard
ed with punetuality aud despatch.
Pasag be aged from London, Rr sol and Gree.
mock. from Liverpool 10 Priadsphs, Poston, Bali
AID Qaebec in first class Americas Packet Shis
Farther patticuiars made kno application to
VIZ. L. TAPsGOTT, 40 p, ok slip
and - south street.
Agents for the regular Packets for London Liverpool New
Orleans, Mobile, Savannah ar Charleston. d2i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRiTAIn AND iRELANI
- - IL "a

Persons Wishing ts r rtnas
resdiag the Old Country imngrste TO America can AZ
time make ssch with The subs 6e AZ wl
to coming possible comfort and conve
nnee on the voyage The ships employed ty tins line srs al
esperesee The fraqu.ay and panetaay Of the departure
Liverpool and when hose settled for decline coming
out the money will be promptly refunded to those from whom
il received.
For the greater of those who may wish
send their friends subscriber has completed
his for sight the National Bask OF
payable the branches ia the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
B O o K X EEP NC.

n G. MARSH respectfully that his hours Of
". structioH re fixed for the SEASON
From y A VI. to Q p NJ, and
AZ NJ. To P. NJ
Persons may attend of the above hours dsy
their option.
There no classes. all being taught separately.
During the Of which thoroughly
teal in ITS nature, the pupil actual. keeps OF books
bracng all the variety of business Transactions thereby bess
ming practices al ,ok keeper in about three weeks
Tevus SIS; ' extra charges.
&C. MAkSH5 works book keeping, three number,
for sale at the 50 Cedar street. Brs adway
4 lunA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
w T. A X B A C. X

DHEUMATISM, Lumbags. pain or weakness in the limbs
side, breast neck joints cured by sHER MANS Poor
Mans Fassr Warranted all
Fssirs. and only la cents W. IIoxie Esq who had
unable ress himself for several weeks abl. do
aer wearing II cured him entirely his
matte pains in week The hon b. Day Of
cent attack OF rheumatism in "a hours Ven0o early
cold and the Psogretcr has heard Of solitary
n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

A DRrADrUL CssE.-One Of the most appalling
eases that we ever remember, occurred day or two
ago in the lower part Of Philadelphia county. A
drunkard named Jarvis, resided In an unfinished
house in Sixth street, near Catherine, and his
daughter, girl of nineteen, together with little
boy, absolutely persisted with hunger and cold
The female was alive when Uncovered, but all the
efforts Of the neishbors proved vain, and she expir-
ed on Sunday morning, The little boy was dead
when discovered, and two other children were pc
rishing with want in corner Of the room The
wrctchcd father is said TO be utterly lost TO all
sense OF shame.-Phtl1d. Inq.. Dec. .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
.MERcIAL LINE OF FACkETs.



and Ireland have them brought with the above
line moderate terms. Agents OF the 6rs rsspsctah
tv have lately been engaged 20 se hat the fer
wsrisd Without sesy, add -ms drafts given in th.ir favor,
promptly paid. Orders from parts Of the county will be
punctslly attended 10; asd such attention be 20 all
branches Of the business 10 guarantee the further patronage
o those who will favor the undersigned with their ordefs aRd
all whsre the do not embark, tbs
ceived.
In adi ton 10 drafts givss numerous agents Though
out the different p,r Of Englana Iteasa and scotland who
ave every fcy 20 the ,mgrsnt whose Be
raaed " here, they be furnished with drafts
~ small amour "a, paJ able a, sight, az follows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

STEAM M.ertsrRv.-- FellISia,is from CORES
pendent -
"f first called at Messrs. Abbetrs works sesr the
city, known as the Csnton Iron Works Here they
forge all kinds Of heavy work, such as crank and
car axes mill shafts, lever beams, connecting and
piston rods, anchors, &s. in a manner unsurpassed
in this or any other country. They had Just com
plefed cosple Of shafts intended for a boat now
Building in the city OF Ne v York, which for beauty
of workmanship I never saw equalled These
shafts were twenty three feet in length and weighed
about 1000 lbs At this place they have three hsm-
mers IN operation, which are driven by steam
power.
next visited their establishment on the Little
GunPowder river, about IL miles from Baltimore
for making iron, the other for faggoting The work
men were employed in finishing the last sftwo con-
Meeting rods intended for the Russian steam Frigsts
now building in New York by Messrs Schuyler
These rods are estimated to weigh 4,5o0 lbs each
They Nere fssxoted from ircs made at this establish
mest-Botirors A~ricor, Dee y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

SEk PASSAGE FROM LlVKRPooL-Ths subseri-
bes continue 10 NAL ents for the bringing
q nss,enseIs .m Gre Al B,is.ia I'D Ireland va
erPss rst class packet shps, sailing weekly Lii
sergss where care AL esmf:rt mas seea always studied
and free Of dseeuet the Rsy Bak of Ireland aud
on Msssrs. rrescsttsk Co. Londsp.
A ppy, or address, IL BY letter, post paid, to
a2a ROCHE. BROTHERS 4 co. g. Sosth ST.
Gag PASSAGE FROM IRELAND-Via Ii, erp ,ol-
u?AS by hrst Spring slips Persons wishing 70 se.s for
}ASSA& ends 10 any part nf lreiand wake
Dent. ion that purpose with the subscrters liberal
terms with the advantage OF curhg fer Them free
steamer to Lvrcss asd all where those
Ter decline eomag III. passage nsney is returned Forir
VIZ. I. TAPSCOTT, - Peek slip, or
d23 40 South ST., Corner q .uyerneur lane.
az PACKET FOR HAVRE--SeceAd Line-The
MyHl ship UTICA, John b. Peii master, will sail ON the
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents,
die Noe Font ne Building
SSYE tASSAGE FOR SAvANNAH-fhe sylen "a
1921 -fast sailing packet brig WILSON FULLER, Capt
ssi positively sail THURSDAY, Gath De-
Gambler, her regular day.
Having very superior accommodations for cabin sccoid
csb and s'eerage passsnger persons wishing to the
above port cannot meet with setter opportanit Early
pcaon should be made board foot Of Nj idn lane,
W. 81. L. TAPsCOTT, fs South It
f2 or43 Peck Slip
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER L Extract of a Isffs,
from New Orleans, dated l3h 1--WE regret to in =
form you Of a disaster TO the steamer Cherokee.
She blew mp when Just about 20 leave the landing
at Louisburg, On the Arkansas river killing sixtees
or eighteen passengers, some Of the cabin asd
OF the crew-smong't them the Captain, c. Harris.
Major Armstrong and ladies This dasghter, niece,
and Gel Rector's dan ghter,) miraculousiy escaped
unhurt. Major A. had in charge large amount II
government funds, In specie and paper, which 10
saved, although the boat Is a total wreck.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

NIIBLOS WINTER C0MPAlGN-Arr ments will
~ made for Assembly Balls, Concerts, Military Public and
Private Parties, scale OF magnEcence far all
former occasi- ns.
The Bail Room $50 by sofet will be painted aud decorated
BY the best artists hoor will be laid down
e most approved plan for the accommodation OF 100 oso
persons.
increased nber OF Gas lights and abundant supply
Of pure the brilliant effect, will be addict
Supper Room 200 By so feet will be fitted ny in the best
style.
Private Paors and Dressing Rooms and men,
with all necessary comforts and apponin nts with well
lated attendants.
o. The atIan". to tbs Ball Room, Supper, and Dress
Room all on the floor. Ia addition hes
vrnieness he terms val be modrAt aud
spared t. give satisfaction.
The snoon whics Brosd var III be let Tor Con
Operas The audience pat OF toe house wi
persons and he stage, which so BY 90 fe is well ed
with large stock scenery painted by the best asts The
orehsra espaeaus, aud the hosss we'll constructed for
aodnd
p'sas W. NIBLo
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10 - M
For cabin second csbn seersge from Great
Britaa an Ireland, Ne. 81 South street. N.w York
The bers continue to make this city
for passage from Liverpool OF persons residing ia
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES,
whom tseir fre ads this country wish TO send for
The ships comprising this line sail every week; they all
sku and careful and the frequency and puncsay Of
trer heavy which offer
by ia Liverpool particular agents the first
liability there Who be depended Per
viii be svsnby them to gromots the esnert OF The pass.n
vlrious ports Ireland Seoaai sc, &C. by which free
passage be guaranteed The fare from Liverpool TO New
York 10 considerably rsduc ed
Drafts Of amount to assist "a prearrg for the voyage
al this office, able throughout the United King
dom Arp perso residing the country, (pos
pal - ~l be promptly attic eed to, aud passages fros
York also h. engaged
terms. HkRDMAN X KEENAN,,
DIT 81 South street, door ppst OF wsllst