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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-02-04

could not set silent while the State he rep
resented was in the possession of foreign
troops. Maine had forborne until forbear-
ance ceased almost to be virtue, and she
had right at least to be in the possession Of
any knowledge not incompatible with the
public interest known by the Executive.
Mr.. Ruggles, of Maine, said that the
State had been promised justice by the
President ten years in succession. She had
been patient, and the President had now
stereotyped his promises.
The debate closed with the adoption of the
resolutions.
Mr.. Benton then brought from the Com
mittee on Military Afa1ythe bill for the
armed occupation Of Fl with an amend
ment, that the 10000 citizen soldiers, going
there should as citizens and soldiers, be nn.
der the control o. the laws of Florida, as
other citizens were. Thus amended. the
bill was ordered to be enGrossed
The Sub Treasury bill has been under
considerations il The House, and q very in
feresting debale has occurred upon the gem
eraI merits Of tifs<bill. il is ordered to be
engrossed-
Mr. Henderson, The new Senator from
Mississippi, has been among the speakers
to-day. His debut was very successful; and
be proved himself, though very plain, i
very sensible man.
The session ia the Senate to-day has been
ths longest Of the season: commencing a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
New York Sept. 7, 1870.
CHINESE WARRIORS.

The chinese are preparing 20 meet the British
vigorously and hdicrCusly. OF the luJiorous
part of the PREPARATION the following extract from
the Canton Correspondence Of the Express, is
we'll worth reuding:
| They are taught 10 draw the bow 10 WELD The
sword and shield, instructed in The nrI OF tossing
up and catching on the points OF half me ons aud
trihenis TO use the broad hluded spear as n gi
cautc carver or spit, and last of ALL are initiated
into the mysteries Of matchlUcks bur this is done
with II caution necessary 10 prevent accidents TO
themselves. lie who turns the highest somersets
falls the halest, or goes round the most times
without touching his feet to the ground, only takes
precedence Of that warrior who can stand the
longest time on one foot, with The end of his
mousIuche in his left hand, while with The other
he bears an ulied sword, aud accompanies ihis
singular mi ltary achievement, this wonderful feat
ofcourage and agility, by ook OF The viest tenor
aud ending the whole with yell very hideous
aud alnrming 10 hear.
The swlltcst runner, the highest jumper, COM
petes wllh him who Is capable OF twisting his bo.
dy into divers indrhnable Shapes, while the man
who whlrlS hmse It around on the point of The
great too of the left foot, struggles for precedence
with him who walks on his hands with his toe ia
his mouth.
But these are only rihes compared with the
numerous other accomplishments these worthless
are daily being taught under The eye of the Gem
eraIissino of this and the adjoining proyince
who chuekes much at their rapid prufciencv-
while for the due performance OF all these antics
and monkey tricks, the individual operators sub
inli 10 The receipt of Two taels (S2.7S) per man
per month. What u i'll become of the Red coats
when opposed TO men who fight Standing on their
hands-who leap into the nir-iall down throw
themselves into the fifth position and cryTa( strike
IL heart rendmg TO think OF.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
wATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL.
CITIZENS OF VERMONT

PUBLISHED wEEKLY-PRIcE TWO DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS
PER YEAR or TWO DOLLARS IN ADVANCES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21

"A Sub Treasurer. Gordon D.. Boyd, has he.
come editor ola loco foco paper at Koscluslo,
Miss. This gentleman was u. s. Receiver OF
Pubc Moneys. At Columbus, Miss. under General
Jackson and Mr. Van Buren,, and finally resigned
defauIlcr for S5O,937 go No one will expect
10 convince such as he OF the iniquities Of sub
Treasuryism.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21

4 NHlLDREN TEETHlNG-TO MOTHERS
~ AND NURSES-YOU are well aware that
there hundreds Of those little ones that you 81
dearly love, who daily hurried into untinel,
grave from that distressing malay, CONCLUSIONS,
which almost every infant falls prey TO at The pie
Of dcntitlon; therefore, You who .MotIerS and
have the Of those little ones, should apply DR..
PARIS'S CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP
for lNFANTlLE TEETHING. which has pre-
served thousands, when thought past recovery, from
that destructive ravagcr.
For sale only at the Bookstore Of E. P. WAL
TON & SONS. MortPcirrr VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
HARE! HAIR! Badness
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY-THE GREAT
MYSTERY FOUND OUT at LAST!

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY-THE GREAT
MYSTERY FOUND OUT at List
nR STERRY'S HAIR REGENERATION Or.
- Serry, aft er much attention to the important sub.
ect of preserving the human hair has after many exper-
mens chemical and physica been able to discover
article which isnow offered with the greatest confidence
for the toei me best thing ever discovered, from its
soltenng and penetrating quality, produce good head
Of hao proven; its falling Off when badness aprre-
hendcd- to restore it when badDcss has taken place
to prevent from turning grey. Ii is nourshing than
pomatum, antique oil cologne water. II is beaulifu
article for ladies curls makes the hair soft and lively
and produces uncommon briancy. Thousands have
ted its superior vitues and excellence, and in every "
stance, stands unriYalled. 1t is nfablc a,
affections Of the skin on the headas dandru, &c. 81.
Every family should be supplied with bottle ofthis OIL
that by its application to the head and HAIR of their chill
drcn, the beautiful and ornamental appendage Of fine
head othair which nature has supplied may be prescr
we'd From the numerous certificates and reeomme nda
tons received Of its salwary influence the doctor feel
firmly persuaded he has succeeded in producing article
which will meet the desired wishes and appreciation ofthe
public
For sale, wholesale and retail by A. HITCHCOCK
and co. H. tennessee street Utica. Also by S. BUR
BANK, Montpelier; G. w. Hutchns, Waterbury and
Erasius Hubbard, Chelsea. Ga
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21

II 4
rI'HE undersigned, beng DESTROYS OF promoting all
l. useful mrrov ,ntnts, especially in the Dairy
Line, are considerably gagged in that branch
OF hnsbandry, and having had sufficient opportunity
OF testing the operation aud utility of William w.
Townshcnd's improved premium press for large da
ries, with pleasure VIC say that believe il TO bt
well-worthy The patronage Of every dairy man; iu
truth it is the only right thing have TO-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21

~ OTICE.-Ths cerlfes thai | base gwen to
~ my son Haskell Clcflord his time from and after
this date, and shall neither claim any OF his earnings
nor pay any debts lhs contracting
JOSEPH CLEFFORD.
Derby Sent. l. 1910. GO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21

HOOPING Cough AND GROUP
II n TO PARENTS. JAGNE'S EXPECTO
RANT, without exception the most valuable pre-
paroton IN use, Tor the above diseases. II converts
aud shorens its duration more THAI one half and
produces a certain aud speedy recovery From half
10 one tea 81 oonlrl, will certainly cure Cronp in in
ionis and Young children, in half hour to an hour.
The lives Of hundreds of children will savcd annu.
ally, by always kcej ing il on hand ready for every
emergency. Eor sale at NO 90 SOnlh Sd street Phil.
adelphis, and by T.. p Walton e. Sons, at the Mont.
pcllcr Book Store, Montpelier, W. a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21

COUGH AND GROUP

M - 2oUO lbs. Wh',e Lead, 200 sars. Llnyccd Oil
ana all other paints OF prime quality Tor sale low
May l. By LANG DON & WRIGHT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
LOCK Ar THIS ,

HAVE COUGH 7
Hn THOUSAND die of CONSUMPTION every wear IN
~ the Unlt-d ates, and millions suffer from tioube
some coughs and colds, that can be cured by DR.. NJ.
Htchcocks Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, a
sale medic prescription Containing poisonous Jugs
and ustd in extensive practice for several years, will
positively afford relief and you from tina; awful
disease, pulmonary consumption, which usually sweeps
INTO the grave hundreds of the young the old the fair the
lovely and the gayl
Have you cough? Be persuaded TO purchase bot.
de of cough dlops TO day! Tomorrow you may be too
iCJ@Have you cough? DR. Htchcock's Vegetable
Virgin Cream Cough Drops is the only remedy you should
For this plain reason That in one of the thousand
cases where has been used has failed 10 relieve.
Pice 20 cents per bottle For sale wholesale and re-
tail ty A. HITCHCOCK & CO. No III Gennessee st.
Uuca, N. Y and by Their agents throughout the United
States and Canada.
Also for sale BY s. BURBANK, Montpelier, G. w
Hwchins, Waterbury, and Erastus Hubbard, Chelsea.
hIGS, dates rai,ns tanar,hds, sugars Of all kinds,
n tobacco, teas, coffee, ground, spices nut
mers, mace Zanio rusins, Eng. curranls, gun pow
der fine, NUS brandy and wine for medicine, glass,
mails, putty blue and black ink, for sale by :. T.,
REDFlELD. May -. 50
nOCT Isaac rhompson's celebrated Eye Wacr
- constantly iof sale by s. BURBANK.
DLUING COMPOSITION Tor Bluus
Nd clothes and Dying Cloth. Al,o pure W huc
Lead, ground in Oil, for sale by S. P. EEDFlELD
Montpelier 18Th Nav, $40.
kR. ISRAEL MENTIONS + AN n T. T. A
b| purely veeetabc-cures canccrs hunors, sall
rheum, Scroinla, dISpemla, uIhe- The blood aud in.
vigorates the system in a wonderful MANNER See
cerhcatcs OF cures, always deposited with mrdi
cine. For sale by L, II. PEtNrIss, Montpelier C
w Hulchns, WaIc'buVi Bingham & Co Morris
town l. Ferry & 60 Cabot C Crosby, HardW ok;
Darrow & Co. lrashursh; L,nde & Morse, John.
son bi9'l"w d son, IL n"hhtld. 40:6m
u INSEED OIL Il PAINTS CHEAP
IN 4 2UlU lbs. w hI.p Lend I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
LINEN LACES.

LIN EN- LACES.
lust received from New Y DIRK ine assortment.
u STORRS &. LANGDONS.
August 10, 1910. 6G-5w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21

hOCT. Isaac Thompson's celebrated Eye Water,
- constantly for sale by S. BURBANK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21

H0 clothes and Dying Cloth. A,o, pure White
Lead, ground IN OIL for sale by S. p. REDFlELD,
Montpelier, 18Th Nav. Is40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

n3-1O THE EDITOR OF THE TIMEs-I feel it my
duty to state to the public through the columns OF your paper
rgrdn of this city had eminent physicians to attend and
all concluded after attending that shosd
willing accede their wishes although gould not get about
the house without assistance being feeble and excruca
or night and Thought ny time on earth would be short
friend mine called and advised go DR.
him. and stated my told he could
weeks-hat il merely fee kite-when again saw him
serbed for different medicines which had good effect
and after being under his nearly sn months sd dis
Obliged 10 OUT on account Of not being able t. pay This took
place last winer-my complain, still confined to
Witness my afficon-among the number
lady of this ey-who seeing situation thought she
Through kindness Of that lady With tn. aid of TIE divine
blessing to get again 10 labor and about the mid
the Daily Times, Doctor
irard'n this gave rise TO hopes and a. could
destitute consequence Of sickness and inability pay
him thing for some time to come With the feelings OF
would try and thought he should complete cure he
gave mescine and have found every thing need
i appearance Of my evei being troubled again
have written It great length IN order that the public
Girsrdn has done Cor that others could do ne
has cured me- and that too without taking fm
and any person wishes to see me- can by calling at M
Cams Glass Works, South Boston, when satisfy any
Y o1rs, ~ BESSAS Sh coNGpoN.
Boston December, 1899
Benjamin Congdon has been sick for sor years past and has
been cured by Dr Grardn We have been acquainted with
him iSr years sGa believe that he would make no statement
Rev. John Pierpont, John Storey,
W w. j Jo PSsisr 1 SSn 1sn SiS%'r'
James Heating VIM Gains
T Tho ,!s GsIss Il IT,, s. bacon Rssoa'
The only ofiee m New York IS att DiVision-st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

cHERMAN's COMPOUND oRRls TOOTH PASTE.
- The best dcnfce made for cleaning and
the laundering the and swcetennr The brs ath
DIR A. B. SMITH says he any thing that would
compare with a. and thinks is general will preserve the
teeth ill old age
THF REV MR. PERRIN permits W. 10 add his name 20
the many others who thinks 80 highly this dentfce
COL l.. HAINES. says surpssses every thing Of the
kind he ever tried
GIN VAN RANSELLAER, permits his name To be
aided ~ Inc lst II those kgly pleased With H.
PRoFESStR BINGHAM, was indsced 70 Try sherman's
Orrs Tooth Paste and - wf pleased wih At that he
cumnenAs ito al Who need a dsnIfhce
F at los Nassau " and u Westminster at
Providence ara
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

e%x DOCTOR GLOVERis consulted AS usual at hi
eNC Ofce. His practical experience, and his recent
N chemical experiments have snabed him to introduce
H19~ into his practice several articles which
~ prompt curing those diseases TO which he devote
his attention.
Dr. spprses that he has recev regular med
"a. and devoted his attention for the last
years to select branch Of his profession His office Is No.
a., sssef Private entrance third
through am entry with lamp at the office door
N B-The Doctor keep general assortment OF Trusses
and Bandsges which adjusted and applied
above.
le7v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE
~ consulted heretofore his residence COurtsndt
and Sn %sy Of iss9 aS sSS entertained of that
who sb,rus their akin and remedies the pub
!, dr.s CIV. The SSTSs ;is.
s hold sSd
Be, Royal C0sss LSSdSn S Nell 4 being ,ht
have also testimonial letters from tho most eminent
to f D fy s%" 81
may S Si a. p een Gns sG SURPRISE to some that any
cfrank einence his profession should his talents
Ss psT P5fisSs s
would And s Is not s
sent misery and detection prng the mHd as well body
sase, Fe.ssr,s, not destroy the ssPsTsiiIs fns,
NO fan
wiz regard lhe iTmeaai, trim Of evil, Dsrh,p.
Il ss,srsins aboe Of drops 9r box Of pills fo the
as%.ss r.. @ i .a t NS Sgps;n
which continually any case, and essentially do these
d.. %. ast5 S Sy e. s S4
Astonishing the oPportunes have OF wnssns ,h.ss nfs
sonorhc. have been taking proper only ysnerea
wSs ne few had entirely e
ssther the other but were totally different and
Bot Of al the which painfully harr,ss the mind
Ter The poor patient Obliged s E PAY for D or dr0 9g
s subside or disappear while psas IL rtaIn a. on
gk socssons; but whether the discharge he
o%s Kat al the hy. ne world son you'd
su ,n b. s o seTs % aD Ss
many structures may be cured in days they had
10 any Of common prudence therefore would say, Il
Rsss Ts%aI are Just a9d b.5 s to moo, $
very patient should knew somethne Of the character and Ia
Fer ,Ss convenience those distance well iho.,
r,,.s r.snnsr have contr;yeJ verv s chest with tie
FS 1af sa u *, which contains s,sy theory
rhca beside tie medicine contains also my Patent Pocket
So nsIsSss9s; s ' SsS s ore p 1ss
enough r the 81 any Ordinary and the sne.
both complaints, Is SIS, -,
her. e.erSe no one who has not 4, properly
m @s spS Utility Aud as $ .h s srf *, 70 the
anguns ha, engage I'm any u "a, 70 90
adde's. JOS RALPH, Senior, NJ D.. IS cOurtland street
DEAR sIR,--i should almost CONSIDER Myself devoid
s,,,qds did not n ssns {oe for Ii, good e "a. yG
Of YOUTH 80 unfortunate as 70 eonirae, si disease
e . ySS' & & s o fs y S "s a.
S s s'a S %s w. ,y and
.eandgned the hops Of ben restored Z, my
S S s .Ss BAD G9 RG. q d al.
81 20 my i !" o.s s S Sss f SssS %s S will
nyse assuring them with the utmost confidence, that It will
DOT fail in producing speedy and lasting cure. - -.
sSS ar n SySSS rSS'h the ;' sS ss The
JACHAU's PATENT-Ths undersigned hereby takes y,
s"y Of he spss,ass Gasss eaed Jsshas Patent srsc
acle The factory ior the convenience Of the public has
been loo ated AZ No Chatham street. facing the PARK where
he viii be happy receive orders which Ne will execute
the shortest notice and AT reasonable prices well whoesa
~ retail :.
Those who in Of this article would dc well to call
and be convinced OF their superiority. -, . -.
Medical certificates their exceuency WI, De shs~n
Gold silver and Steel Frames continually on hand
CHARLES ". l.. JACHAU
,aiaan- sChathsrn street. no stairs.
pLACK OXIDE or MANGANEsE-so,eeo pounds
,d ETou"d h'"s'As'i rRssis BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

TMPORTANT-The enormous charges gentlemen have paid
kind together with the unparalleled patronage bestowed
rHILLTPSS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
street OF John, since its first starting three
years snce enables the proprietor to make still greater
duction in his prices
s. PHILLIPS wishes IT to he distinctly understood that
made BY him. equal respect TO those Of
the the city He induced TO make this remark
from the fact Of several dealing in low priced articles
tuaed by the extensive business he has gained his
Price not the test OF cheapness qssty alone
the only standard through whicha just conclusion
be arrived at.
Garments ordered at this will be found on compar
with others Of the finished sy full so cent low
this fact Of the first gentlemen in the Union will
bear witness.
p will therefore the system Of
list nominal which be realized and ends
ouy nead but rests altogether the peculiar
possesses to custom after trial mall 3m-is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

M Te rpt AFytcrEp-We word call the attention
readers 20 the celebrated preparations Of DR. GERAN
DIN a F,vs;cisn who stands inferior 10 none in hs
medical acqreunentr havvg devoted his entire attention
thu MATURE and treat of diseases. for number Of years
The attending his mode oi treatment commends hir
most strongly tc the attention " the mYaids.
See Advertisement N the last page. ap3lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04
THE STUDY OF
B q O X X r Z p | N G

".
DOOMs both Day and Evening, from 10 2, from
~ 10 9, and from TO This Of Instruction
tine OF the most useful Practice.
Outline the Course nffractee through which the SUDDEN,
passes under the Instruction OF 4. e. MARSH, Accountant
There classes-the instruction always impaired 10
Individuals 81 giy.
Books used by the Pupa-Invoee Book Sales Book Bill
Transa. ons LIST n0uth-Psruership BUSINESS opening
books buyng selling Leading, paying receiving payment
issuing and taking tes interest on sotes taking Up
trial balance.
Transactions Cd Of the above ard payiaz
notes before due note in cash and merchandise
failure and compromise sh piping account importing
ncrchanhse dscounting drawing, accepting selling exchange
bartering, shipping to order insoring trial balance.
TRANSACTIONS Sd monh-Many variations the above and
receiving consignmens selling Do closing Do buying ss
change, company specuons receiving closing
company amount, making entries in book
cash, exchanging notes, trial balance.
1rsnsactons, fth and 9Th ING eight grand
hea monthly entries from the invoice hook sales book
cash book equation Of payment partners interest capital
accounts current trial balance balance sheet closing the books
re.opening accounts.
Esaminaon-se! Of fifty questions TO review the student
various ready calculations.
No course Of instruction the subscriber believes has
been devised 80 well calculated to impart practical know
ledge OF Bookkeepng, the Offered TO the public
and any thing short Of such will prove bat little
person " good capacity devotng about three weeks
he stndy viii be qualified to keep correctly and elegantly the
oeounts Of any business
The Science Of Double Entry bookkeeping simphed."
standard work, eighth edition, 400 pages, svo-s IS
The Art ~ Snge Entry bookkeeping, rr<ovedby the 10.
PRODUCTION Of Proof BALANCE 100 pages, svo7s cent?
sheet" Anea, pamphlet, ~ pages, i2no.--is cents.
aps Imeods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

= 49,. INV tASTiE sDel Feb. 18Th te3e.
mr. LIVfSO~-Dear Sir--l never he grateful enetsl
IL fec have received by ~ voo- nv.is,
Measciu F.nters Red DropD cor Eve r,o,tbs sf,,,
ted witt venerral and dnrng that time took medicine.
but pooe would err Az last my physician gave me up
but fort netsy day was spealag 10 syd the sub
ha would Of which purchased some ~ Iou,
<eept N Pihdetiis. md the result We that enjoying
perfect health Ne- ser suffering 81 org and Gn6g
last such gns relief from Huncr's Red Drop feel u ny
duty 10 INFORM the interested where relief ney te ssa
r. =. b
DIVISION a Der val. sps In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

INCUMBENT MONEY .-ren-svivania, Virginia Della
ware New Jersey. Maryland District Of ConnSia Vast
ern, id Bach nd SAFETY fund purchased = The lowest
h-t rates. q. 81 J. SiLNESTFHS.
apes 10 Broadway and % " az q.