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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
Canker Rash.

As hear that the shove disease is prevailing
ms an epidemic in some parts Of Vermont, take
the liberty of stating that individuals and fami-
lies afflicted with the disease will find their con-
6dence amply repaid by resortDg 10 the use Of
Morison's pills and powders upon the first appear
ance OF the disease. and by relying upon them
solely for permanent and speedy cure. Use
Them daily according to the directions upon the
wrapper until we'll Also for the colds and IRE
throais so prevalent, there is nothing like this
medicine in preventing if taken soon enough,
and in curing if seated upon the throat and lung s.
DR.. GEO. TAYLOR,
US Agent, q l-2 Wall st. N. Y.
April 10. l0-f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
Caution to Purchasers.

Every packet sold in the state will be signed
by PANGBORN & BRINSMAID, Jewellers,
Burlington, VI. who are State agents. IL any
are offered which not so signed, do not buy
them. Gro. TAYLOR, 6 I-2 Wall and 6 New ST.
New York, agent for the United States, sent out
by the British College of Health, London, of
which Jas. Morrison, the Hygeist is the founder
and president
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
Notice.

WINS is 10 notify all whom !, ma
- that have given my son. John (.
remainder Of his time, and shall NJ,
earnings or pay debts ofhis conttse,s
date. LEWIS sav,s
Mendon, June 9Th, $40.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
New Goods.

A Il a IN s and ID arti
4 RE now receiving from New YauuI
n sive assortment Of
Spring and Summer Coos
recently purchased at reduced prices, u
can assure our customers they will be sctd
er than ever. On hand as usual brood 2
Carpt ting, Fancy goods, Crockery, GlanI
and Hardware, Cutlery and Dry GIOcens
Paints, &c.
Most kinds Of country produce taken
change for Goods. Please cali and eIanlI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
New Goods.

nANIELS Il BELL have na n
~ their stock Of
Spring and Summer God
consisting in part Of French, EugN,he /.
can Prints, printed Muslins and lawe
de lains, Black. Blue black AMI sal
Dress Hd'kfs. Ribbons, artificial nown /
Also, u large assortment Il
Leghorn, Tuscan and Stus
nets.
The above Goods have been purrby
low, aud will be sold at prices that wil,s
times I'd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16
c,4y Il lsf,et ftom G. q. Part Pastor Of the Zap
tot Chs,eh, al tIaddoehnia \ =

v ~.
usdaosf-hd, \. j Feb 18Th 1889
III, y. Jsysa -sf-i iate plessoIe 10 '"'efm'"g
yss thst the battle al Aliscrts jsif T"aic which
shs.isei n 700 last oc,tie' hs' proved most salts
ss~tcs, lad sooeessfs NJ hau had Iur long Time
h-ss srceedias,y thia Hot 10, ihIec, ears past
" bed % fsi,sr cot thst my head had become almost
snssssiy had wps sadsr the necessiiy ct coneeai-
srr ~ hsd.ess bs eosns The haif ga tie s'dcs a.
ees q. 10, sfsf v.,ag about half batl~ 81 the
s.Tas,c have as isnsnaai growth Of ha,r =. ever
hsd- T. T. fAHh'
~The Re-. Leonsrd Fletcher. Pastor Of the Baptist
thsrch At threat Valley. Pa. who had been mo'e o'
Iess bald for spsny yrsr.. used three battles Of tho
Tosse sid has nov fac growth fnew hair over all
thai part " hu head who're lie wss before bald, writes
"Ay hair " sro~in. hasiy assure 700
West Chester, Pa March ?. 1889.
NJ. Bond. pse Of the Ccmpostor IN the Office o
lhe Philadelphia Ledger, who had lost ncatly all b.,
hair from cd the top Of his head has had complete
), restored by fbe use Of this Tome. Two officer
The A@as,saa Navy had good beads 81 hair restof
- ~ the nee of bottles each Of this Tonic. one o.
ws,esn, sixty wears Of age. Four geetiemer
ssssee,ed With the Pablic Press PHILADELPHIA hs,,
aes he'd their bsdses. removed by using this remedy
The Rev Mr. Parker pastor Of the pfesi erisa churei
IN Delaware Go. Ia who was completely bald owe
all Tie ls5 OF his head. and was Becoming considera
biy eRAr, has used only Two bottles OF thi. Tonic
ssd not oaiy iviunsnt growth Of new hair uPoi
bic head bot oil the gray hairs have disappeared
then P,'ees have been supplied by healthy hal, Of
nstussi color. finsy nirc cases of haidne.s gu q
every ,ca may positively be removed 10y faithful "a
pas<stios Of this ,slunbie rcmeay There 10, there
Ssss sxenss fo' bald head
Psepsrcd oaiy 10y Df. D. Jayne. sale proprietor, N,
9,Sosih Third Street, Philadelphia Price 81 Q
. bostle.
Bs,l ais by II. r. While, L. Co. Rutland and 7
IT, Neseham Waliingford where also may be ha
-Asvnss Ezpfeforanf, 7'onie Verm (ags Carmiaie
enss Esd sanafirs Pill, the mos, popular aud sal
Gnks6sses in usc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-16

NV P'SN''"N' % 'h's IheE'esl Compound arc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
VOL. a..
THE DEMoCR
he PrBII>HEp ESERI SATURDAY ~
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Ass. all Advertisements for the beneat oi
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14

The following statement has been handed Ia Us
for publication, By one OF The gentlemen mentioned
below
Within short tins past. here has been reason
to believe thar Mr.. George Ristan, broker Of tbs
city, had received letter from Madison Jcllers dep
NY High Constable Of Baltimore, desiring hlm to
procure 500 men to be sent to Baltimore, 10 vote
Of tie electi1n for Mayor on Monday next. This
information having been transn iiled TO Baltimore,
Mr.. Pfat and another gentleman Of that city NV
ed here yesterday morning 10 order that means
should be taken to shift the matter, ana ascertain
positively whether the intelligence WIS correct
they communicated The facts 10 II. w B.auey ard
| John w. Nesbt. wilo immediately sci lo work 10
obtain the original letter from Mr.. Rist0a. Henry
Gideon, II Spring Garden, was fixed upos SUIT
able person TO undertake the hasiaeSs Tic, there.
| fore, assuming the cbaracter Of workman from the
Grard College and sticking huge iog ca ban breast
pta las bosom, as evidence OF political orthud
oxy, called on Mr. RIston, entered INTO conversation
with hirn. ard fnsfy obtauei pefg..-s3 . 2grrts
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
No. 10

''0n On r,7mps the month Or th. poisoned isrr
e'~hc' usfuralstss 50 AZ sa wrch Whale in ne ar
EFF .e-c g tfhe unuiepn IA e stlcA. sll ile hess
s1rc rutgh nv ispd, aud ia n,g utter ason.sii.
uru'. t.tar,t aware that lad now s. eortsnA =
raiH>i % mu dsaj'y o r,ptos IN be- laa strvrE'l
ana 'irHr latctd. was momeni canwnoe
o'Jt; ar ts igteurl ny held al Us iTuai, T. bid
tc-Hre wr ahgd srugnd ms neck snd arm.
are' ufsl3 hcn my sitting position inuH
lnst. my .cHi .Fw 81 egatr ue ib xest nv streagi
Urs extended ! Ine>l % stch an altitude have 81
rHsffH ln'rttt tu, ugh 70 ttTrtatu, Deity in %
Ifruuo wy'lrtgv, srvh us s. seq rudelv euta
-dHrH 500 fIr ro'sa 81 their raiyr ttnrles. 1t ror
ttraug q wstfef ~ sef c,'tftr. 10 rttaR ms los
81 nga.ral nv t'u.'~t sift0s.h 10 prevent tie les
Gnm eearrg, a~ uvrok iecgur purcl; "
actpHc te Ee ultn. u tie rtl,r s awHT
Mo uuyersa. ID Ell Which tie cobra il eaIe5o
tea tjrpugti rs lpd,r ara he uest certain drsi
which ,u,>llsty oHupy as ltite. he wiD, in some q,
gree. he at,t "a Irgrre VI ., nv fctlrm were
fTst n,rn,nc ,huttcr, fui kud a Glrpsn
sirkufss rt,ude1 ny whole ane, Is ! iai the ee
,amniy iud % tie rspule,s to.ly tQitujtg sfeur
ms rttt 10 attempt sut deucumr ot uy gensa
jIon, uouiite at-u,u, Is ii 81 ir.e ilty were rlos
horrible ha3r almost resolved 10 tcsgn n,
leId Hall srue SO. tins bile world never ID.
bcen writers ~ = douhi he head NO td have 81,
moustt to thc eNfr,m, e.rcumtoiiiru a. il iliet y
. Nth..tF NtNtNtt
Even In lh. ,c,ry Of such q r,eucoi, cclll p.
turc to myself III, fierce plowrg Vt ile eyes ard M
int.m .taln, tHransipn If lee lead ere il fastene
rs n ucnouS aad fatal hod ou nv face AID neck,
To hul Il M cl 'ungcr would by impossible. In
medat,ly below NV grasp there was an Inward
working suj creeping u,ihe sk.n yhlrh SEEMED q
BE- a,stt.d with TIE itmncss vIih Which, Led i
NV han. was rl,ecd Finding II defiance 81 sH ms
efforts that my hand wss each instant forced coEtt
90 ms lace, was ausious,y cons, ierug how 10 &C
r ti- horrible dilemma, when an liea srrek me
that ft wss ~ ny power 90 traustz lRc n ouih WIT
SOME sharp Instrument It would prevent lie Fepuf
/ ltpm using ito angs, shouhl u escape my hoa,
/ Nv gun laya ny Ieel; hs ranrod appeared e
/ De ,hr very thing required which, with some d'i.
cul.y. succeeded Ia drawing h cut having one hans
dnsuuaned. Ms right sfm was nav trembling
from over exrfuon, ms hold becoming less tirH,
when asppy succeeded il passing the rod ihmngl
I the lpwcr rw up 10 rs cruue. II was not wlhon
considerable hesitation tha, Suddenly let " n
hold nl the throat sui seized The rod with boh
hsnds, at the same time bringing h,m over M
head with a sudden l,k, disengaglng the hold Iron
nv reck, which, had ia,lerally became almost tgh
enough "a produce sltanpuaton. There was ihei
luo difficulty iu freeing my right arm, aud ultimate
" throwing Tie reptile from me 10 the caftii where
Il continued to TWIST inloa thousand rooruns @
rage md agony. 10 ran 10 neghhoring stem
to lave my mech hahls and loce IN Us eonllng va
ters was my first act ufrr despatehing nv t'rnid'
bin enemy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14

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lau yff Is, s,, tie I'M nrtauec wi Ills when sou
i.e9p iiai since Inc isT1rso rI5e last census, h,
eour,a lo t.rtcisa now us. have Use Jiyt~on uj
lHe vards.lrlr, gst BE- lioy may cu b. up 10 .Uto
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Rtf te t.ud enough to write ms immediately
Nuurs ~ jEftEBS.
Ne. Gterrr RRmu, laadl.
Faum te BItmarc Reruh. can ala subsequent
da.e. uc hnlntIul 'h, .7me deputy llah Coo.n'
h.eui Hatln'c, has been indicted hN lhe Itahl ~,
~ al mat tuBnjy Ger ilc attempt &c lHui j.e1,rd
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
nAZARnnr, ADEEN TURE.

correspondent orluc Mtins Herald gives the
following account ol N adventure with cobra II
capelo which occurred 70 gentleman who wa re-
posing under ilmlrni tree after a dry oil shooting
II was aroused b. a furious haymgoi my dogs on
turning rognd srsid a snake Of the cobra j capeio
species, directing rs course 10 point that would ap.
proxlmatc very close 10 my position In an instant
was upon my feet. The moment the reptile became
aware Of my presence, IN nautical phTa@ology u
boldly brought to, with expanded hood, eyes spark
ing, neck beautifully arclisd the head raised neal
y two feet from The ground, and osctllaung ifom
SIDE 10 SIDE IA a manner pialny indicative ,ois re-
sential i0e sized . shurt bamboo, lett by one 81
the bearers aud hurled itat my opponents head.
was fortunate enough 10 ht beneath the eye. The
| reptile immediately el from it, imposing attitude
and ay apparently iIieiess Without a moments re
| 1ec,ou, seized It btlie below the head, hauling
beneath lhg sAeIls' 81 tie tree and very elalg "a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14

rt,sd that The rei-hhauHg houses were closes
far the uieti. and uo l-h, -,b.g, tul universal
ttihsrcv through thr c,CyCcs Ci our car p1'alF
shutters Dor hear, mscave ~, uttered an en-
voluntary CIV, and Edward ss'i that = common
frp Ieht could o., produce such an ril.c'.' lie
urscd his horse, vt reached the house, Sa'un.
ioi the door. /, was fastened. We knochrd
unh violence There was no answer We
locked through small aperture, and both se'a.
med m ugony "6rr" In valp, Edward attempts
I'd 10 wrench the boil, OF burst the door--ihai
horrible lal; still sl,em,d on Us. We ii'w e.
The side door, and then reoo'lected Thar ~'n-
dow was usually fe0 open IN room which com
mun,cated with he patIur,inr the smoke To- esca1e
when the wind prevailed IN ,be quarter At had
done tbs day. The window vas oN-n and ~
Edward threw down logs that We Nigh, reach ih
We heard a l.dcd howl. We mounted lh" *.
and could Just mise our heads tn the window
On. what were cur emotion rs We saw Gro"ler
viii his fore paws stationed n'hc WINDOW hoi3.
ing Martha safely with her nigh, dress between
has teeth, ready GO sp.ng az the last extremity
aud suspeudrE The little chcrub SO carefully mat
She thought It bot one of ht- customary ganhals
Nuh ljle Effort EdNard reached the child, and
GROWER, spriueing TO the ground, ta"ncd and
gro,eiled at our feet.
Edward alarmed the ueigbbohood and enter d
the window. Poor Polly bad tainted IN the ony
from the close atmosphere and excess OF terror.
She could give no account of the origin Of The
fire, unless She had dropped a spark 90 the wind
ow curtain The momen, blaze Appeared, she
eudeayorcd to eAtneuish IL bun SAID She 'be
flames ran Ike w,ldhre and when | 'outd
could do nothing, | snached Martha from the
cradle, aud ran lnto the entry to get out by the
back door after that gecollecl nothing
With prodiglous Efforts the house was saved
though with great loss Of furniture. Bot wha
we're pecums,y losses that night 10 Us W,
were sheltered by an hospuablc ucighbor on
hlle cherub was clasped Iuiour aims, amid smile,
and tears and GROWER, our good Grower viii
Whispering dream, lay sleeping at our feet.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14


great deaf has been sah aonnt government
umpeuug with NE CURRENCY no" Gnu ""Io'
with The currency Cbrhy by n "er Wlh 'hc =,
States hahk, aud ny lsEnI away wy '9a'''' =
there had been 10 Om''d Hlales h'thi 'ht'' NCto
have been no iampe ln9' laS 'htN lH'nPetn8 VI Wv,
Government dom mere mr'"t, t"na ''' h'"N H''
good during Us Wh0f existence We m'3 IVY T'"'
ecu Jscksun wa, t'u.elh henaAtoUk' o' Wrh.''
tides not alter The l7c lful It was through 'At eN'
slcnct Of National Bank th', these oao Q1a'U's
were rendered 50 deslmctY' we never p'l o'4'"
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cause the arms ore @oou. u i'a n"ller 'oi grave
consideration whether we WI mhEt "NNlhtI u'lu'
mcut which, IN Tie hands 81 some iutnre Ten Jaeh'
son, may upset every tang aGain' No" 'hc "'V'
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do, there IS no nslruuthla'iY when magazines lH"'
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
POETRY.
From Blackrpis Magazine.
HOPE.

Ifuope be dead why seek to i've?
Far what besides, hiss hIe to elve'
lie. Youth and Love; and Beauty, too,
Irhlpe be dead--say what are you:
Life without Hope! Oh, that is not
To livel but day by day, to rot,
With feelings cold, and passions dead
TO wander Ger the world, and tread
Don its beauties, and 10 gaze;
All vacant, DER Is ilowery maze,
0 A think Of this heiel! then say
WHO lives when Hope las fled away
Youth without Hope, An endless night,
Trees which have felt the cold springs bight,
The fghtning's fash, and The tllunder's STRIFE,
Yet pine away weary lille,
Which older would have sunk, and died
Under the strokes, their youth delied--
Bat, curst with engih of days, are leIt
TO rail at outh of Hope berelt
Love without Hepc 1t cannot be,
There is a vessel on Won sea-
B5cilmed and Sail-ess as despair,
Ana know--this helpless Love flats there
And Beauty too--when Hope is gone
Ha, l1st the ray in which it shone
And seen without this borrowed hight,
Hlyt,st 'he beam Wins made il bright.
Now what avail The silken hair,
The angel smile, and gentle arr;
The heamlag eye, and glance refined
FAINT sembIence Of the purer mind
Asgol-Gast, sparkling IN The sun
Points where the richer strata run,
Alas they now just seem to be
Bestowed to mock at misery,
They speak OF days, long, long gone by
Then point 10 cold Realty,
And with dealh.like smile, they say
I n0bl what are we, when Hopes away' "
Thus Life, Youth, Lore, and Beauty TOO,
i Wien seen without Hopes hrightnlng hue,
II AYsigh in misery's saddest Tone
4 "Wty setk 10 live, il hope he gone
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14

Ar. Of Peach Trse,.---Mr. stephen : -
COMBS &c Benineham tells Us be has peach
tee By the side Of his garden wall ina. .s, bsso
,haa lhuly.,wo years cid. This mas a''' Tb.te
bulded, and it continues TO bear i fur ,ons.,
can he no doubt ,ha, seedlings W. ~ snd
than trees that have been graIed Or ouu9 81
# we begin right We may fn's 's' oss' - P''''
from seeding trees
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
Nm. YAN nrREY.

The following sketch OF DE President OF tA9
unted States, ID from the pen Of the editor Of tho
Commefciii Advertiser OF New York, leading
Federal wing paper, Once IN q while We ind g
Nhl, honest eaolgh 10 tell The truth
/" Mr. Van Buren, Isl very elu1uan, speaker
bl, the chiracter Of BIS eloqaencc il SUI gtaeris.
We know Of none Of the mighty masters OF tha
PERSIA ave Mt, whom he hts adopted Tor has mod
cl and vet hs munnsr Is graceful and anlInsled
when occasion requires --rnpassoped when IN
gagged upon m inspiring lheme, lie has happy
command Of language, but his utiersnce Is toe
rapid. Hs dgnre IS small and there Is nothing
= =. o, 5r i r.ai i" afsa,1 rs 81 h dRdfhbqt5f8
object Tor cranlologlst With manners aHAh'o
mi ,n.,nualng, he inspires Ia. friends with me
e,tonge.t attachment known "a polbcal ties oee
thouth -slfeducaisd, his professional knowledge
a such ma 70 have placed him 10 The front RAMA al
Inc bar, shJs his successful catfer 10 polihcH
bear, annie testimony 70 iaient- NJ an elctase-
ordgr. aid "a t8r "a lle managemeni Of men, end
m She canri OF parties without living parallel
SIR, posps.--We learn llotn the New
Ymk Herald that the Chancellor q I've state 81
N.w York ha4 decided ~ lavor Of the State q
lIliaoIs against Nockgpmber John Dc''htia' Of
me yen ppncple i,r which we have alsay7 con
tended iha, the State of Mississippi would rsyei
nav The bond. bouah, by gambler Nlehol'e
Bddr, lor Me u,e Of the Union baak 81 'a'e
State. The following are lhc grounds o' me ae
claon
! F." FIRST, The stock sn. sold belo~ rs rar '4.1
uc n. direct violation ufthe statistics under "hee
ha Laod4 were authorised to be issued.
" Secondly That lbe agents o. ih' s'"'F WI.
pot amsofzed To- sell tas bonds Or ccraAea'ss Il
rroca on credit
4 /, a4. appol,s that iir ChaaceHor o. Ne+
York a4anDs 'or ha bass d his decision NE VERY
reason, ublch we bay- rspcaedy a'fignfd tof
refusing 10 pas the bonds Of lhi- state q "tct
we were despoIed by ,be Bddle system 81 .fed
II and robbery. We now ask the Phlade'pah
/ lnrn,r,r ahat he links Of the decision. We con-
lend .ths,i /, founded on law Justice ana zoo.
ratals. II iae Nscs were to suilat 'he ''ocf
I gamblers RI rob tBsm wiih nPuniiy itafs "ol'a
. b. mo- cnd 70 the decentralization which mts' lu'-
low such system Of credit NeImae t"i y a,.
.o'1re population Of thess state debts ihls 1a1G
nlepdy contracted could over arrest Ihs desplca.
BE and runous system d credi'.--' 'essorrs.
Neuhari,