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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-29
COUGHs, COLDS, AND ALL blSi

~ cs of the Lungs The NrGrrP ,,,.
xosANy B.LsAs Is believed to be deserved, IN, -
lar medicine ever known IN America. for cough. 49, \
or phthisic, consumptionj whcoping cough and pua-
ieotions Of every Kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonaty Balsam has been ,,,, az
used Cor about - years. ard ts rcpota,ion has
nc rcasug So universally popular has iht attcl, -.
Il may now be considered as standard article In ~
Of the T. =. and British Provinces MANY hmts
constantly by them considering II the safe a.
tain remedy for the above complaints The prop,
ceying and have received numerous tccomut ndais,,L
n, Of our best ply siciaus who make use Of 1t IA
Tho names Of n few individuals who have given IA, -
n, In favor Of this article, here subjoincd and e.
full account envelope TO the bottle.
Doet. Amoty Hunting Doct Samuel Ns.,t
Truman hbel Timothy ht.,
A" Thomas Brown, " yctc Elsuo,,
q" William Perry, Albert Co,U
Extracts ola letter from MIR c. Clay, Kingston tss ~
Y TO the propietors
Yours Of the 9th inst, was duly received 4 -,,,..
cure was effected by the Vegetable Pulmouaf, p,i,.
winter and spring Of 1885. The person Mr. Moojy \, !
sick long time with the consumption. Ills phy,-.1
given him up. lie reduce low as TO be IMAM,
himself and was raising a large quantity Of blood -,
CONNIE need using the Balsam which effected cowps
and he is hale and hearty he ever was \, N
has removed from this town, but he has ptomied m.
detailed account OF his which VIII forward
~ C.sC9
Argyle Nova n,
In the winter Of 1887 nd 1888 was seilod win =.
cough. which continued two or three months My coua
severe that was obliged to sit up IN bed two o.
hours during the night and was much reduced In Ca,
trength. aud my appetite gone. One OF my nephbo ,
bottle Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam which be u
sell. lie however loaned II TO me till could pfocu,
other experienced immediate relief from IT, The In,
porunty procured more, and to the Of IT ssfs
preservation of my life wv .LEM
dec. II, 1885,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-29
Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Dive Stuffs.

drugs, Medicines, Pants 4 Dye Stuffs.
TINE Subscriber respectfully begs inform his friends
and customer. generally, that having from vari
Gus sources extensive additions to his previous Drugs
NC he offers Tor sale at his Nos a. south SIDE
Old ianueil Hall at uncummonly low prices very full and
Drugs, Medicines, Pants and Dye StuHs.
Having selected the with great TO quality and
variety embracing all newly discovered he feels
confidence saying that he offer great
those wishing to purchase be found IN the city
Dealers Drugs Paints cohets country and
manufacturer respectfully invited cali when
all goods will be offered extreme low prices on accom-
modating terms, and OF the best qualities.
EDWARD BRINLEY
at the old Briney Store, Nos 3&4
south side Faneuil Hall
n B-Bloodroo Spurred Rye Black, Snakeroot Beeswax
Godtbread. Oatmeal, Oils Hemock, Spruce Wotero,een
fanny and Wormwocd constantly wanted for which the
es' market price VIII lie gwen. 1912 mos
Boston. March
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-29


Consisting Of gilt and plated mounted and solid Scabbard
SWORDS;
CLASPS, BELTS, SWORD- CH4LNS;
Gold gilt, and plated Laoes Cords and Braids;
Gilt aud plated ErAULETrs, TAssELs, and STARS;
Gilt Grenades, S,oord Knots, and .Aguoiottes;
Military, Army, Navy, and Revenue Bunons
Ptrmes OF all sizes and colors;
Ponpons;
Silk and worsted Sashes; Ungs, Pufs, ChapeauI, Cap
Trimmings, etc.
DcOrders for any kind or style of MILITARY GOODS
or TRIMMINGS, left with our Agent s. ID. WINSLOW,
Pin,ord ", where the above GooDs may be found, will
receive prompt attention.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-29
AGENTS.

Consumption and Liver Complaint.
nR TAYLOR'S BALS4M OFLIVERW ORT has been
- used successfully for eget years cure of these
diseases. ~ Remember the orignr aud genuine is made
osLv at 375 Bowery, n all others spurious and
authorized.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-02

| ways been accustomed 10 give full expression I,
ner opinions, and we authorized to infer, from
the absence OF all opposition to the establishment
Ola bank, that she too, like her beloved and
trusted Madison, had 'swaived' her constitutional
scTuples. Sir, need tell this House who James
barbour Is No, sir he stands out i'm bold re.
iiet as one oil the most distinguished Of Virgin.
lii s sons-a man and politician without spot
or biemlsh. He commenced his career when but
a BOY, as The colleague and friend of Madison, in
'ne legislature OF Virginia, in the memorable ses-
sion on 1857; and there, sir, he first won dis
tncuon by advocating the celebrated report of his
colleague. In after life, he filled every station
within the gift of his native State to saw NOTHING
of the distinguished offices which at various times
he held under the Federal Government, and he
still lives to enjoy the richest reward of a we'll
spent IIie-the confidence and affectionate respect
OF al eho know him.
These facts are surely enough to sustain the
proposition that Virginia herself favored, or at
least did not oppose, the bank of 1916. If gem
tleulen wish any further evidence, let me point
them to the fact that vacancy having occurred
In tue senate OF the United States, by the resig-
nation ofMr. John w. Eppes, in December. 1919.
Mr. James Peasants, who had, as member of
the House OF Representatives, voted for the bank
OF 1916, was elected TO fill that honorable station
And, to crown ALL 1924, Virginia, by large ma
jority, cast her Presidential vote in favor of WIN.
II. Crawford, the man who, through good and
'"'o"S" o'h epoIt, hdu Oeen the Staunch, unde
Waiting friend of the bank, and whose reputation
as statesman rested more upon his able and uni
form support of that institution than upon any
other measure whatever.
With this historical review Of the bank ques-
ton, leave it to this House and to the country
to say how far am sustained in my assertion
that the bank of 1894 was not measure of the
Federal party, and that the bank of 1916 was en-
phaticaly Republican measure.
There is yet another view of this question
which wish to present to the House, and par
tcularly to Southern members. The impression
has prevailed very extensively that the Bank of
the United States was Northern measure, forced
upon the country by Northern votes, at the ex-
pense OF Southern interests ; in other words, we
OF the South have regarded il as cunningy de-
vised scheme of our Northern friends to take
money out of our pockets and put it into theirs.
Nov, beg gentlemen to bear with me while
make an analysis the vote of 1916, in reference
to the great geographical divisions of the country
into North and East, Middle, and South and
West. If gentlemen will examine for them
selves, they will find that the votes stand thus
Northern and Eastern Dipisions
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-02

The Spectator is published once week, by
KENroN HARPER, at Two Dollars year, if paid
in advance, or Two Dollars and Fifty Gents, af-
ter the expiration of the year. No paper will be
discontinued, but at the option Of the editor, until
all arrearages are paid. DJ~Adveriisements not
exceeding thirteen lines of printed matter insert
ed three weeks for one dollar, and twenty-five
cents for each subsequent disadvantages adj
ver,issments in the same proportion. liberal
discount will be made TO advertisers by the year.
G-Letters on business must be postpaid.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-02

Counterfeit $40 notes of the Merchants
Of New Yoik have made thei. aypsaxxD
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
For The Democrat.
10 GEoReF VAucmlN Econ.

To GEORGE VAUGHAN EsoR.
Dir - In the last number OF the Democrat
there is communication to the public. over your
signature in relation TO the affairs Of The COlum.
bus and Tombigby Transportation Company, OF
which you are member. in which you express a
willingness 70 surrender all The property which
you ever had pledged TO the Bank for stock SC.
for the benefit Of the note holders. or other labil.
siss. Now the extent TO which the creditors Of
the Bank are to be Unidentified, depends on the
smoop. OF property which you had pledged.
VIII you have the kindness TO inform the public
how much thai was, and what number of shares
90. owned. and how many votes you we're in the
habit Of casting in The discharge Of your duties in
- Bank:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
RAMBLING THOUGHTS ON THE TIMES
DEBr No g.

DLhT, ANo' -
In my last article, promised to extend nav re.
marks IN the consequences Of debt; which promise
NOW proceed lf.
wish the reader To bear in mind the position
heretofore assumed thai the existence Of laws rem
de,ng d, ht legaI instead Of moral obligation
greatly increases the amount OF Indebtedness Of the
community, This increase cannot he less than ten
fold, but the exact amount is not material as all will
admit that, il all debts were mere honorable obi.
cations they would amount to much less than they
do at present
Before proceed 10 the main subject oil this art-
Gle will say word or two in reference To an OBJ
jec.on, which anticipate will be urged against the
views advanced VIZ; that credit would he 50 much
restricted under the system proposed, that lis Sene-
fits would, in measure be lost 10 tie commun-
ly, This objection mo plausible. is mol sound sswill
be seen from a little examination. Credit, under
the system proposed would II is true be very much
restricted, but il would embrace all the useful credit
that we have at The present time. The honest aud
pune tual, OF course, would alone receive credit, and
those alone should receive credit under any sys-
TEN, as they alone are benefited by credit End ben.
eft those that credit them. The merchant, that
sells goods upon credit Of two OF three years, and
is compelled finally 10 prosecute bis creditor, before
getting his money has not been in the slightest de-
gree benefited BY the sale Of his goods, II lie bad
sold to punctuaI customers, or for cash, his money
might have been turned over several times and his
profits thereby greatly enhanced. The prudent man
ner in which the Jews Of our large cities, conduct
all their monied Transactions is The reason why they
are in general 81 very thrifty They seldom ara ev
er give credit TO any one they sell for very smsl
profit but they can afford to do So as they thereby
have il in their power to make several operations
whilst one Of our credit merchants is making one.
The qnakers NAV also he mentioned. These people
seldom give any credit take no oahs, and II
is we'll known that no people in the worId are 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13

Nr. Ep1oR.-Enelossd - 'as copy "' o. SAL
yy..r document, the contents have excited my
h.ahr,, interest, and -apto.ug they ma, '''''ir''
III, pgtl,r also. aud a. lbr document may lead ''
tie discovery Of SOME event, hitherto wrap d "'
mystery, have thought 1t not improper TO give II
publicity, for which purpose | send you the Gu
closed. Should you concur With me- you are
iberty TO publish It.
The manner IN which II wAs obtained | am no'
a, liberty to disclose II was received from Tue
hands Of a third person, win no other injunction
than to suppress names. copied only so much
a. relates to the conlesson--mu more !" add
ed IN he original. the way Of penlten'al sorro"
the manner m which 1t commenced, ~ progress
aud ts fruits Of reformation should You desire
vii eudsayor to procure ihis also
Yours respectfully
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
FRANKLIN ACADEMY


institution we never for mOmsEt intended TO r1
cite the ire Of any Que, much less one Of the RE
form School, concluding that those gentlemen had
80 Car nsiursd their ui.e and christian ike plan
Of proslraling the free school and the benefits a.
rising from it to this community tina, they would
heed nothing coming from ShaI source II Tay..-
Such proves not To be the fact. Some Of the
most jealous Of "Refurmns" gentleman, and
one in particular openly urges the matter aud
proposes TO brake friendly lance with W and
concludes hs homsly with self approving smile
that be can demonstrate to our satisfaction that
"iarge majority Of the citizens are IN favor Of
this measure" The gentleman has most ceHsa-
y argued himself into The concoIt that his propo
slllons are the only true ones for this community
Now we have no doubt but "Reform takes il for
granted that what will result to the advantage
of hts children must OF consequence be "good
for the balance of the children" Ia the town.
We will not dispute the point with "tsform" but
'imPly add thu. there ure perhaps those IN This
community Who are unable to pay the additional
sxpense Of tuition which would be incurred at an
other school five understand the drift Of the
memorial il is simply this, that percentage shall
be drawn from The school fund to deiray the u.
| ton Of the children whose parents are loo proud
10 hare their cg'pr'ngs dSsoeisis ~iih The can
inc ~ IN Other words The ssr(S ot The land-lhe
the fathers Of which children have TO toll per
dem for sustsnance. Is not his the lact--doss
not the whole memorial tend to this point 1t
strikes US very lorciby that this IL the case Ond
We call upon "Relorm" for the reasons be has ia
common with olh.r for suspending the school
Il surely cannot be for the purpose o psylRn of
the debts outstanding against the institution The
course now pursued by the able aud efficient
Trustees will consunIate that object long before
! il can DO done in any other mehui We wait
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13

Ee We are again crbbsd for room and have
to yield our columns TO correspondents. Their
communications Mill be found interesting. We
have several other communications on hand, and
10 order to secure corner for our own remarks,
Ne shall be compelled, next week, to throw them
on the first page.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13

a. WE arc authorized TO announce COL.
CHAPMAN LEVY, asa candidate for
the Office Of Governor Of the State OF Mississippi,
81 the slection 10 be held next November.
n We are authorized 10 announce ELI
ABBOTT,ass candidate for the office Of
Sheriff, ., the ensuing November election.
Wa are authorized TO HnnoUuce Ster-
ling III. Lester, as = candidate FOR Clerk
OF the Circuit court Of Lowndss County at the
next November election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13

HrThe communication of"A Mississippi Bank.
rups" shall appear in next weeks paper, the wri.
ter has taken grounds tha, do not meet our full
appreciation, however as we wish Nil interested in
this matter 10 have fair and candid hearing, we
propose TO give him an equal chance with others
opposed TO tho views advanced. Our columns
will DO opened to ell communications Of this
character.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13

krMF. Preslons second letter on The subject
Of education is unavoidHbly crowded out this
Wssk--it stall sppear in our next.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13

krOur Legislature adjourned Gns ii, on Fri
day last. We believe that our members have
returned home, but We have not yet seen any oil
hsm, and cannot, 10 day, inform on, readers
iwhal their servants have done at Jackson.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13

GA, the FIRST annual election for officers Of
"WAsRINGroS CHAPTER, No. 24.' held in the
Masonic Hall, on Mondry evening. 7th inst he
following named Companions were duly elected,
and installed as officers Of said Chapter, for the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

x,, An f1poTionf spLshru,s for CaieD,si W
PiopIlcots OF this aiicle keeping In view the e,r,
"a wise and benevolent Being has plar 90, with, tI.
VI az iemt dcs adapted Ia the diseases 10
o5, i tey nhabi, am, showing likewise, that most
oue diseases OF the south aud wcst are BASED ,,nop or,
gac OF functional dcrangemen Of the liver Incl,
10 those articles which more espt caly ON
the hillary organs 'iA'' v"
Alter long aborous and expensive research tbcx hax.
oScueu w extracting substance from the TOMATO
,,o Us peculiar effect upon the hepaiic or bii,at
organs, ;hey have denominaic,l Hepatiae s
tha Will produce all the beneficial results OF C.lonei %
oOtn acute anu chronic diseases without the t.sslty 81
PIvuuchg the ueictcrius consequences rou,on M ill.,,
nucIe us aciion upon the constitution Is universal ma
lhe system escaping its influence. u is however,
organs ni secretion and cxcrelion thai its Yreai
pvM.i " particularly manifested, hence u " pccui,a,ly
portal circle prevail. 49, "'' anu
IL Is admissible in all cases where IL is ess,rv n
cleanse the stomach and bowels II removes
quic and healthy action ofthe liv or aud Other
eahduar vlscera OF the abdomen. Being dnsbe i'm m
sPcron produces tree circulation n the ycsscts an
s surface o: tic body. accompanied by axenile psrsp
ration hdocs no. exhaust like drastic pn r,s stiIi MS sr.
uu rs more universal, and may olen be repeated MOI
merely WIN safely, but with benefit Tins Lecnmes
nu'schsaby necessary In Of long Standing for In
Ihe intense temporary Impressions made 10y strong tu.d
nina OF the constitution. - w. ''-
IL u cleansing and purifying to the system. aets In mar,
leet harmony with the known laws ofiie, and is nunbt
Guy one OF the nosi valuable cles ever offered for n
lie trial and inspection. ~ I"''
For convenience this medicine IL three ,ra,
ps The white pills are eathdTte, aueralps dianIoyst
&c anu dnrehe The yellow pills tome an ma
o'aD"0Tehe foi sale Wholesale and retail, by
.,o ALEXANDER DUvAL,
Aueu N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
's'.aA q. Ss., , Ss.; ,;,s sar.ssarHs
( SCROFULA
DIaEASES.
MEUCUTRIAI,

TUE sarsapanis Of the shops very apt be nearly,
not quite hsctt, either from asc or rom having ben
OF the medicine. with the improper modes OF pre-
which have long been haze probably con.
bued toits variable reputation The activity OF the root
sbehe,edio depend upon Que or more aertd pnncipies
soluble certain extent In water cold h and either
solaizc rendered inert by chemical ch.ngc the
teraure pa deg Is TACT nppcarsio be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations "Acr long
boiling the peculiar odour which Ises abuntany the
cocton Of good SarsapaIa Is almost cxtn2uished From
the Sarsspata prepared In this found no sensible
npon any patient its peculiar
drowsy AMI rackinx effects prouced by large quantity,
although the detection OF sk eight ounces was tired al
doec."I Wood q Bucke's n. 3. Dispenscf0ry.
knowledge OF these facts, and the uncertainty prac
Ice OF the OF Sarsaparla In ledio tho dis
covcry, aer repeated experiments OF the method of pre-
pairing compromising the extract ocrcdt the ned
cal profession the public. II prepared by pro-
uifhoni boihne, and is warranted
ccnated fonn the active principles OF the root obtained
from tho most approved species OF smiax.
It, efficacy has been repeatedly tested In private practice
In the ccssl treatment of the worst forms o the Ills
Tor the Of which Sarsaparila is recommended
acr other preparations OF that medicine, the fanacca &c
tcnsvc uccraons and affections OF the bones, In simple
Scrols, and In mercuria and mcrcurio yphc diseases
have been permanently curcdhy its In three months
without any other treatment except the most simple ep
cations the parts diseased tra three bottles
In similar cases, will prove the efficacy and Importance Of
the preparation
has been given too freely in scrofus habits for the
OF other being admirably calculated such
TO remove all disease from the body the usual
vigor of the constitution The Of three bottles
will every such occasion prove eifcctual uriy
against secondsry affections
A. tonic and particularly In general debility,
scrofua other Diseases chronic Rheumatism, aud
obstinate affections of the skin, invaluable medicine.
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
10 Aysn fart M. Pr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

HAVE IN store and am receiving large stock of Lima
Glass and Earthenwarc, Looking Gassey As'al Lamps
&c which are offered TO the Country civ trade al
snail advance Ny consists in Par OF White Granite
GOLD BAND-Rsiscd Poured. Painted and EnameIled
large and small China Tea Uod Band Tea ses con
Wafer Ptehers-Ewers and IIasins--thiliIen's Tow Te
sets, Se-Csnon White French, and Liverpool Plates
Dishes and TureenE, separate from sets.
hch french China Cologne Bottles and Mantel Orna
FINE cor AND PLAIN GLASS wARE.-Deesnfer.
~ seus ana PAIRS GhlmPaigns, Iumbers Wines Cor.
Sdnis, Centre Bowl. SAVERS Eas seits and nars
,Tal Lamp shades, Waller Pitchers, Curtin Pms, Glass
GLASS JARS Of every description.
lhiIAIloN silver, and Paie Castors, Pli ell and Brass
edDning and Dessert Knives and Forks m -ets Of IN
lseeS Wailers bread Trays britannia Tea and Coffee
GERMAN SILVER Plated. and britannia Tea and TabI.
Spoons, Britannia soup Ladies', &c.
ASTRAL LAMPs-Iarso AMI small si1es-Britannia and
PASSAGE LAMPS Rich Cut and Plain
,,MAhTEL ORNAMENTS, beautiful China Card D sEets.
Motto Mug Eegani Cut Glass and China Coiogue Boues
BRUSHES Cloth, Hair. Table and Tooth Brushes, Ia.
O fS S1s rG9E9ye sSa Sa sIsr Feee Gases
Looking Glass Plates separate.
Manilll and other Mats
EdEed Plates Common Cups and slueera Bp,gis Pitch.
ers, Hngz and Common Tuniblers g.. packed in the
"e'' iDa''"t'' a'u on lie Ino-i hDeIal teims. app
Dh' - IL. nj" LANDS MEDICINES.
uSI received an assortment Of these popular grepl.
ID TatiOns. follows ~
T@re MEfue-A SPECIFY and eeTtain cur. r ri,s Fever
aud AEgs
Tonic Mixture Pps-A remedy for the Pevsrap5 Arus.
possessing The properties the Tonic MKfnre ana
equally a. efcacOus IN removing this Troublesome com
plant.
Extract Sdrsaparud-An improved prem. raiign o(
article, sIid highly Tec0nms nded.
VerfHtugsCr Worm Dssfrgyer-A cafe sud eeran r..
medy for eTpellug W0Ims from the human system ans
particularly a1aUei Ia the uses ~ children.
An1D1OEflfed EBIbT0cdn0HA hns siinIlaf,nz arpira.
ton for The cure Of Rheumatism, sgrains, Bruises sore
Throat, SO.
cAyruni-An Invaluable and pleasant remedy G,r aore
Eyes.
PmOnayia-TliS remedy n highly valuable fpr ~ m.
eacg in removing Obauac Csuas Of long Ttnndug pro-
dursd ~ colds oticTWsr. n ia recommended al bav.
Ing many rlsDas upon tie confidence and patronage OF n
yahds, teing p1sscscI Of fine tcEenefina ppyera and
capable ~ overcoming the uuhrilthy eneei Ekrly 10 u.
produced on the lungs by Obsnsi0 ~ neglected. coua
Sc.
CaTbOnfe DsnfTifeeA remedy Tor whitening and grs.
serving HE teeth free n all Injurious properties
Ortsufdi AinbuserF For the toilette cw .ft1u
Tor goheDinz, whitening ADD preserving the skin.
We have been appointed Agents for tho sale the above
Medicines.
freEh supply received.
GAYNOR 4 ROYETER
door above Bell Tavern.