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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-30

rONSUMfTlON.-AnA Astonishing Cure-To DR.. Allen
~ Dear Sir am happy to infsrm you that your Bslssm
Of Consumption. had been afflicted or less for
years, and when commenced using your Basam was
haed to room, and severely Athlete with cough raising
blood and night sweats and very much reduced IN
strength have been perfectly cured by two BEETLES
able my business good health free
JOHN HOUSE, As Christopher. st
90 Reader, you have cough. consump,ire, go
and see Mr. House and learn FROM him the effects Of Dr. Al
tor. illlm'
VNO LET.-A handsome suite of three with ia'g
closet furnished furnished forming the sscsnd door
Of Al John street. Apply the premises between ~ ana
O'Clock Terms-Furnished 50 per weeks unfurnshed 50
per week. with privilege Of cellar vas yard c'stern &C.
A PAsTOR, HAIR CUTTER 100 Greenwich street.
IA. A Pastor takes this opportunity to INFORM the public,
after long experience in his business he has formed compost
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL,
or Compound Essential OIL Of Aim aas.
" For destroying daaduf and preventing the hair from
coming sst turning grey ufaibe remedy against aid
ness and the public may rely it, that PASTORS conf
POUND OIL the wAoleemest and best OIL for The hair
makes thick and long its falling of turning
grey and has begun to such anourshe
&c the HAIR that by will its natural color
also prevents hair from becoming shaded and if hair olresd
shaded which great Disagreement young ladies' il
used fer short tune will il natural color clear
the scUr and keep the head and hair clean promotes eyebrows
and wk,..-. liberal discount made to wholesale purchs
dFASTUR
Io5 Greenwich street, N. z
Price so cents per bottle, highly psrfumed. jae Inn
DIANUFORTES FOR HlnE.-A variety OF COED Piano
fores NAV be seen at No 40 Four street
the Fifth and Sixth short distance from tn
Railroad and be hired BY the month fer single
ing Alse an assortment Of new Psnofortes of various pat
terms, OF rosewood and aahogau, which will be sold the
manufacturers Fress, and warranted for one year.
ja23 2m eod+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-30


INR CORBlTT Eay be con'sed in the most confidential
~ manner at his Office % City Hail Place. Chatham
strest New where persons addicted with delicate dis.
old obstinate ulcers dpePs diseases Of the
bladder urets and kidneys, and all diseases arising from
the abuses of mercury izpurty Of blood invited
call.
The baneu effects arising fro the abuse mercury needs
serptoa Persons troubled with disease may
apply to Dr. Corbt with the perfect Of having
radically cured without aparcle of mercury any other
medicine His charges reasonable and proper.
toned TO the means OF the applicant.
CO Attendance daily from a. NJ. to 10 T. NJ nal 3m'
TACHAUS PArENT.-The unde signed takes hereby the
pleasure TO inform the public. that he has established
factory OF has Spectacle Glasses called Jschsu Ften, Spec
acie, the factory for the convenience Of the public
been ocsied at No Chatham street. facing the Park where
he will be happy TO receive orders which he will execute
the shortest notice and at reasonable prices well wholesale
retail.
Those WIS in Of this article would do well to
call and De convinced OF tAeir superiority
Medical certhc ,te- their exceency will be sho
those who desire it.
Gold, silver, and steel frames continually hand.
kCEARLEs II. L. JACHAU,
Jai2 sm- Chatham street, up stairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-30
Obehtht servant,
b. BRANDRRTH. NJ. D. 24l Broa

24l Broadway 276 Bowery, s5 Hudson st. being my
offices the Pills purehaIed there be relied upon
and gesuine. B. BRANDRETH. NJ. n. do soa7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-30


PUsLio WrKsINe.-The Druggist who keeps Store at
the CORNER OF HOUSTON STREET AND TIE
BOWERY, side of the Bowery and side OF Hous
tor street, sells counterfeit of nv Pills.
It's endeavored BY using Show Bills very similar nine
deceive the unway portion Of public the belief that
it store and thus take the hard earnings the poor for
that which is Likely ts nure thas benefit FOR if the
Counterfeit that sold at the above store is indeed good
medicine, WY should 1t require my 10 make it s,l
The conclusion Is that it made TO ajure. Why na4c
nurel asks To destroy the high character of the
genuine medicine This Druggist very careful that his in
fanny should be we'll Observed for he srh s than
three signs that he hes Branereth Pills for saes which
only statements that he considers honor and honesty
perfectly useless But eau tell him that the moral guilt Of
seller Of Counterfeit Medicine greater than that OF paser
Of counterfeit Money The latter decidedly the hon
orabe of the He stands shance Of being the
State Prison for years but seller of Counterfeit Med
cine You only bring your action for damage and
the sellers Of counterfeit medicines seldom any thng
lose they possibly be made pay They confirm
old rule, that out ef nsthlng nothing be obtained
My once in the Bowery few doors south Of this urbash
ing seller of Counterfeit Brandreh Pills. Purchase them
my sce, which 276 Bswery between Prince and Hoxstoa
streets. And you value health, 90 druggists
store when you want Brandrsth's Pills
Ihsve known any who have used the Genuine Pills
but that satisfied they the best medicine ther had
sssd If far counteretng knaves there
but little doubt bu, long before this they would have
ken the place Of ali other purgati'e medicines A n they
In far to become and il depends with the Judi
eious Public whether shall be secured my last rights.
The Pgblic's obedient servant.
B. BRANDKETU NJ D. 24l Proadvav
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-30

A PASTOR HAIR CUTTER, 100 Greenwich street.
IA. A Pastor takes this opportunity to INFORM the public
after long experience his business he has formed compost
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-30

ITO LET-A handsome suite Of three rooms with aig
closet furnished uufIrnished forming the second n9or
Of At John street. Apply the premises between 10 and
O'Clock Term-Furnshed 80 per week; unfurnishea 30
per week. with privilege Of cellar vaat yard c'ern Sc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS.

C.3RPETINGS, BR.7SS FIRE SETS,
linen dsnsss TABLE CLOTHS, and napkins,
birds eve and russia diapers, erazh-briSisnia
and block tn ieaPots, LOOKING GLASSES,
wAIrKEs, SHUTTERS and rRAIs, cRocKEEY,
GLASS and cBIxA wAKEs, SILVER srooss,
KNIVES and FoRKs, &c &c &C.
Good Live Geese Feathers.
Also great variety Of other ARTICLES in the
house keeping line, well worthy the sit-ntioB
Of p1rchasers-all which viii be sold in bills of
considerable amount at very small advance
from the present low prices IN Boston.
The subscriber respectfully invites his oh
customers, ard al otbers-to call and examine
fof themselves with the assurance that nothing
viii be wanting on hrs part 20 make it for their
interest 10 purchase from hts extensive assort-
nseHi such goods Is they may be in want Of
the present seasou-
JUSTIN BIRcHiRD.
Fayetteville, April Il. 1870 81
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BY-GoNE DAYS.

1T MISS LAxOoE-
Dream no more Of that sweet time
When the heart and cheek were young;
Dream no more Of that sweet time
Ere the vail from iife was fung.
Yet the cheek retains the rose,
Whirh is beauty had Of yore,
Bat The boom upon the heart,
Is 10 more.
We have mingled with the false,
til brilei has lost the charm
Which IL had when hope was ner,
And the pulse Of feeling warm
We have had the bosom wrsng
By the mask which friendship wore;
Afeciion's trusting happiness
Is % more
We have seen the young and gay
Dying As the aged die;
Miss We Dot the laughing voice
Mis- we not The iaBghing eve.
WISHES take The plsoe Of hope,
We have dreamed till faith IS DER;
lis freshness made life fair, and that
i 10 more
Take away yon sparkling bowl
What is ieli 10 grove as nov.
Loatning lap that turns away
Dow7casf eye and weary brow,
Hopes and Joys that went TO smile,
Mirth that lit is purple store;
Friends that wont 70 Join the pledge,
Are no more
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29

The New York Ssar IS Publishing So
ries Of "reminiscences Of the massacre Of ST.
Domingo. From the las. chapter ne select
ihe following picture Of horrid barbariiy;
while we were lameniins orrr the Dor
ribIe fate Of our friends tSfeii indignant al The
perfidious conduct Of The black comnandEni.
there passed In front OF my sore Mrs
Fouaehe. wilh an infant in her arms she
Was contacted BY a black Officer This
woman, about niBeteen years old. who had
received al Havre de Grace. IN France. an
education equal 10 her high rank in society.
and who BY the loveliDes Of a serene temper.
had secured 10 herself. the es;eeIn of all who
had been introduced TO Der. and enjoyed her
amiabie conveTsation-Hes noy seer 10 walk
with homble steps. signing FOR her infant. and
following the black assassin, who but few
hours before imbrued his hands IN The blood
of bin whom she preferred to life. Thus
she was led forlorn to The black command
ants quarter. On her arrival there. this
black monster told her that be had long
been ia lore with her charms. and knowing
that she would DOT Iissen 10 bis en;reaiies 50
long as her husband lived he sdeansei him 10
be removed she was a widow. ard be would
have her. or she must die She 1T once re-
psi-d--Had ten ihoBssDd lives. would
sacrifice them all sooner than iissen to an as
ssssin- He en;realed. be fhreasened-bDi
all in vain Finding that be rould nod eos-
qnrr The rinnOus indignation Of his victim he
wressed her infant dsueb tsr Us months oldl
from her arms, and wIsh motions rqnal 10 the
deed. attempted 10 tear into Quarters her
beautiful babe al this sight she Ieil upon
her knees al bis fres. cri-d and enlreaied BIN
20 slTe her chiio's lIie; bot ST.h NOS hero
&c courage she PERSISTED 10 refusing 10 grai-
ify his brutal passion The monster. ezra
ged al her resistance. Tore The babe into
q8sners-theR bound The streaming paris
upon the rnosbers bosom and around her
waist. and dragged bis victims 10 The north
side o. the place. and there preeipIzted ,hrn
head foremost iniO the sea below that IS
from q summit fOry-6se Geez highil"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29
FOR SALE.

- yEyHE subscriber ofseFs his well
A. known Farm for sale, Contain
l..,.ks9 ing sbouf 500 acscs Of good isnd,
.&a&S situated ia the town OF Stamford,
about four mii-s nnrth OF Adams, North Vii
lage, and about half mile soath Of the Meet
ing-house, on the Stage Road, and very pless-
andy situated Two large two story Houses,
one recently baiit and wei 6nishe3-BAr
Sbel-, aud other Buildings, convenient for
said farm.
Also, one other lot containing one acre Of
Land. HOUSE, Barn, &c- suitable for me-
chanie, and very good place for physician,
as we have none short Of Adams-siteated
opposite james Houghton's Store Possession
given now with the crops on the ground, or
any time in one year.
JAMES MlLLERD-
Stamford, April g. 1870 Il36
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Durham Bull.

THE Zen bscod, short hnrn, DmAam Bal,
IL Youss NELsox, bred by tie subscriber
in Hadiry, Mass wiz stand The following SEA-
son AZ the Stable Of Me~srs- Allyn and Strains,
in Dsmmersion. As this arrangement IS made
more especially 10 accommodate the people Of
Dummers,on. iheir patronage Is respectfully
solicited. They are reqsestri TO call and see
al lrAst before they 70 elsewhere
Terms One DolAr--to be paid in all cases
before the1iisf Of Nav, 1871
DummcrstoR, Man 3, $50. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29

Passengers from BraffFeb0r0
for New York viii be provided with convey
aDce TO WORCESTER on Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays OF each week, through
BARRE, in season 10 take the above safe and
expeditions route.
Returning, the same Stage will leave Wor-
cester on alternate days after the arrival Of the
Steamboat train from Norwich.
April D, 1910. isl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29
Mortified Academy
Of Useful knowledge.

THE Summer Term OF this Institution will
"A commence on TUESDAY, June ?. A
young lady Of superior qualifications wilftase
charge of the female department Instruction
will be given in the Latin, Greek, French,
Italian, and German Languages, besides the
common and higher branches OF an English
education Also lessons will be given upon
the Piano. Those who wish for board in The
family Of the Principal. are desired 10 make
early application
p. ALLEN, Principal.
Northhrid, MS Arfil, iS4O- 5WS4
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Disfrfcf Of Marlboro, 80.
AT the Probate Court holden at Braitleboro
in said District, on the 5sh day OF Nav.
iS40---Present, Hon HExRr SnrrH,
Judge:
HTPON application Of John Lynie, Execu-
" tor Of the last VIII and Testament Of
TIMOTHY WHEELER, late Of Guilford
in said district, deceased, II is decreed that IN
less the creditors 10 said estate present their
claims to said executor within one wear from
this date they shall be Tor ever barred: And
said executor is directed 10 give said creditors
notice Of this decree By publication in the Yer
mont Phenix, three werks successfully, and
by posting notices thereofin four public places
in the County Of Windham, TO wit: al Jacobs
Inn and Smiths Inn, ia said Gailfnrd; al
Chsse's Inn, in Brai,leboro; and al Tsii's lon.
in DommeEsion, within sixty days from this
date.
Done il Probate Court the day and year
aforesaid.
Al A KEYES, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29

NOTICE.

rs hereby given thai Frederick Metcalf IA
j MINOR who was bound to me, has lefi me
without consent This is to certify that shall
not pay any debts Of his contracting after this
date JOSIAH PARK
Marlboro, May OH, ls40 az
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29
NORWICH AND WORCESTER
RAILROAD.

AND NEW YORK.
On and after the 9Th OF March instant, the
trains on this road will run in connection with
she Steam Boat, as follows:
The train Of Cars leaving the Depot OF the
Boston and Worcester Rail Road, IN Boston,
at O'Clock, p. NJ, every day except Sunday
viii proceed Immediately on reaching Wofees-
ter, and without intermediate stnppsges, ar
rive at Norwich before daik; and Boat will
then immediately iesve for New York. Pass
engers viii pass without change Of Cars from
Boston 10 Norwich, and uniil the complexion
Of the track to the STRAIN Boat wharf, will be
taken from The preseni Depot TO the STRAIN
Boat free Of charge.
A train Of Cans viii have Norwich for Bns-
ton, Immediately on the arrival of the Steam
Boat. every morning except Sunday.
Other trains viii be arranged TO accommo-
date passengers who wish 10 stop al the differ
ent Depots on the road Cars are provided
with apartments for The LADIES'.
Fare between Boston and New York, IS 90
Worcester and New York, 81 90
Boston and Norwich, IS 90
Worcester and Norwich, So 90
i. WILLIS PRATT, Superintendent.
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Farmers Take Notice.
ayrshire Bull,
[AD MIS-

TVHE subscriber, throagh the kindDeSs and
n hbefziity az John r. Cushing, Esq Of
WsterloEn, Mass has been presented with a
frli bsood, imported Ayrshire Bal; the rery
best 10 be found in Ayrshire at tie tiEne OF his
purchase in 1856, and that without regard TO
price, he having cost 10 Ayrshire E65 sterling,
say S25 dollars with the exchange.
This breed OF esttse - supposed 10 snrpsss
that OF ANY other breed, for the dairy in the
known world; and the Farmers in this region
will do well 10 avail themselves o, the ogpor-
tuniiy now attended them. Of getting Across Of
this breed, with their native siock-and with
view % have his stock generally diifusrd, his
services viii Be put al the low price Of osE
DoLLsR payshle always in advance
Co For further particulars, please Esquire AT
the Store Of Bake & Lzwrrnce
JOHN r. BLAKE
Brattlcboro March 80, 1870. sEnosi
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WAsHIxerox CRY. ID MAY. ls4O.

GenfIe1sa I'll hare received the invitation
10 attend The siuings Of the National C0nven-
ticn Of The Wing Young Men. as one Of lis
guests. with which you have bonored me.
III behalf Of Inc Delegates from the civ OF
Baltimore Ii would afford me great sails
faction 10 be present on that interesting occa-
sion. would my public duties permit
The necessity OF change Of measures
With siew to the relief Of a people suffering
beyond szy former example. is nov mani
FEST TO all, il not acknowledged BY all. No
small portion OF those who aided in bring
ing into power the present incumbent OF the
executive chair. have witnessed with pain
fnl disappointment the PsuinsciiY with which
he has Persevered in forcing upon the country
system Of measures destructive Of It's b~si
interests and ruinOus to the enterprise and
business Of the people And they have re-
solved, as the osly means Jeff OF staying the
progress oil those measures. 20 aid IN calling
from retirement Distinguished citizen.
whose enlightened patriotism. great pracli-
cal wisdom and sound republican PRINCIPLES
have secured for him the highesl respect and
confidence The name Of HARRIsOs has
animated the whole country with hope. Il
has reused an enthusiasm which pergades
all grades and classes of the people. That
enthusiasm chastened BY wise counseIs and
halIowed By patriotism. will be The ANNA
ting principle Of the National Contention"
R<aeciing.as its members will.ihe prineiples
q feelings ofihe great majority the people
throughout the Union. their deliberalion will
be no less national in their design I: and will
lend. il IS confidently believed, 10 harmonize
and invigorale the efforts Of The nation 10
place the Executive government into the
hands Of one who has never ye, disappointed
the expectations Of his country He. who. BY
his bravery IN the field. redeemed The hon
or of,he naIion, when betrayed BY lreachery
and cowardice. will not TAIL 70 correci by his
wisdom and prudence ofihe civil administra-
lion Of The Government under which the
country is severely suffering
Thanking the Delegates from The City OF
Baltimore for their gratifying invitation. and
you gentlemen. for The acceptable terms in
which tits conveyed. | have the honor to be
with sincere regard.
Your obedient servant,
JOHN RUGGLES.
To Nelso: Poe. Esq and others.
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lnoqs 5ulugrluoo sim span molJ slIu su0
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peal Psoi A.su sql uO SuIIspIOq "a sxRIgsH
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fl'ii sAEsI 81 1noqe sulsq Isquosqns anil
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PAINTING.



TN order 10 sscure TO you The tree BRAN
n DRETH VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS, the Sale Of ihem in yosr Stalk VIII
hereafter be coudDcie,a IL the f,.ilowing r1rsrr:
Bot one travelling agent. Mr. JoBK o. Lave
LkT, viii visit the State, Whcse acihority 10
act Cor me, VIII be made manifest, By his pro-
dvcirg numeroas cERTIFfca1Ex Signed with =
zen bv me, with ms Family Arms embossed
uron she paper and finely execufrd view q
my Mandatory in New losk State engraved
itrreon- Locsl Agrnfs, b. observing this
nred never he imposed uPna BY pc.slars-
Every local Arrni, furnished with the Gen-
oine Piils. viii have one of those afJTcnenisou-
Cd Certificates put up in hrs Siore- OhseIve
tasi IL is signed with a pea. b. BRANDRETH,
NJ. D. Add ihsi my FsrsSy Arms arc EN-
bossed upou the paper.
See ilsf re dsle Mcreofis Eagrzref-
tC-No Certificate * any guarantee that the
holder sells Genuine Pills after one yrar from
the engraved date thereof
E~PurcbzseFs bv observing this need never
be imposed upon by Local or Travelling Ira
1egx who have no more principle than 20 deal
in Counterfeit MeiieiDe. See The teadiEg 90
the side of each hox, and aerer forget 10 ask
for fkis CERTIFICATE OF -3GENCRffg
The above mentioned Travelling AgeRi VIII
make frrQnrnf Gals upon Local Agents, fsruixh
ing them from time to lime with ssppiir- of
the GENUINE BR.lNDRETTFS PILLS,
from my Principal New England 0aioe, 10
Hanover Sirrei-I9, Boston.
nPNo Pills viii be sold from me 10 retail
IN Vermont bat 10 Loc4i Agents; therefore,
should others. not holiing my Certificate Of
Agency, profess 10 have the Genuine Brsn-
dreth Pills, Bsliere fkem aois
On- word 10 Traaickers 10 COnntcririis Of
nv Pills am determined 10 expcse and pros
ecnte all inffingemenls upon my Just rights
A hsi Of nv Local Agenis in Vermont, wil
be Published ID most Of The papers printed in
that State, soon rs prepared. PrRcHssEAs
imposition
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH, MD.
s4i Bro7dway. NY.
SOle Proprietor Of BFsn1reih's Vegetable
Universal PiAs,in the United States IL America.
JOSEPH STEEN, Agent for Brs,fIesorc.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of UesfBiinsEer, 80.
ON application of Joel Hnlfon, Of Jamaica,
Executor of the estate Of LUCIUS HILL,
late Of Jamaica in said district, decreased,
1T is ordered and decred, that all persons
IL having demands against said estate, exhib-
il the same 10 The said Executor for settlement,
on or before the 2sth day Of April next, Other
wise they shall be forever barred. And il is
further ordered, that notice thereof, be given
10 all concerned by Publishing this decree three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Ph9nix,
printed at BIaitleboro, and by posting the
same at four publiek places within the county
Of Windham 70 wit: at the dweiIing-house Of
Ezra w. Wilder, in Jamaica: at the dwelling
house Of Timothy w. Boynion, in Towns
bend; at the Inn Of Chester Rand, in Towns
hend; and at the Inn Of Ira p Hayward in
Wardsboro; within sixty days after the ma
king of this decree.
Given in Probate Court at Townshend. in
said district this 18th day of April, A. ID. 1870.
81 Attest, c. PHELPS, Register.