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VERMONT APH.

tante at the solo of Fanny Elsler. His
shade CLEANS also like token of warning
through centuries, and reminds US of the
proverb, Who digs a grave for others,
falls into it himself.
Here ascends the gigantic shade of the
9Th of April, 1894, from the darkness Of
the grave. This athletic figure, these
:hunder-looks, which even 10 death pos
sess The power to shake all around them,
exhibit to US the fulminent Jupiter of the
revolutionary Olympus, the Herculean
Dan,on, whose voice resembles the war OF
thunder, and whose speech The kindiing
lightning. Who has laid thee on the gull
lotine, man Of terror !? ..r..
The shade ofthe 25th Jolly, 1794-the
shade of Macmillan Robespierre, to whose
heels cling the names of his brother, Au-
gustine, St. Just, Couthon, Lebas, Henri
OF and seventeen others OF his companions.
The 9th OF Thermidor was the labor OF
the French revolution finished, and il was
wearisome day for this headsman. On
this day he show ed TO the jubilant people,
the distorted countenance of the Dictator,
as once the beautiful head of the King,
and they shouted him applause, thinking
TO themselves, Now we can sleep quietly,
and need not think to be awaked by the
headsman.'
But in that very night, in which ex-
| hausted Paris yielded itself to quiet sleep,
Samson, who had destroyed the head Of
the reign of terror, could not close an eye
| for Robespierre and the whole funeral
procession of the French revolution, form.
ed bloody group around his couch, and
drove sleep from his eye-lids; then he
folded his hands aud prayed Father in
heaven, forgive me, l was onl Y the instru
ment.'
After that day, the 'executeur des hau
ties cures could rest from the fatigues O
the reign of terror he wiped the BLOOD
from the axe Of the guiIotine, and laic
with heavy sigh his hand in his lap.
Forty~two years later, Samson having
seen come and disappear during this time
the Directory, the Trumvirat, the Consul
elected for life, the Emperor Napoleon
Louis XVIII. and Charles X.) Louis
PHILIPPE called him again to the place O.
execution, TO prove the edge of his axe or
Fieschi and his companions, and soon af
forwards on young Aibaud. He rubbed
the rust from his gullotine, and executed
with the same neutrality as before, The
sentence of the law. Louis XVI. was
one Of the first AIibaud the last hea:
which fell by his hand. .....
! The Nemesis of France, Henry San
son, rests now in the peaceful church
yard 1885,.
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brosial nourishment in hard egg! Be
sure OF il, he who dimes OUT Of debt, though
his meal be biscuit and an onien, dimes in
." The Apollo And then for raiment
what warmth in threadbare coat, if the
iailor's receipt be in the pocket; what Tyr
ian purple in the faded waistcoat, the vest
not owed for; how glossy The weIl-worn
hat; If it cover not the aching head of
debior! Next the home-sweels, the out
door recreation of the free man. The
sireet-door knocker falls not knell on has
heart the foot on the staircase, though
he live on the third-pair, sends no spasm
through has anatomy at the rap at his
door he can crow forth "come in,n and
his pulse still beat BEAUTIFULLY, his heart
sink not In his bowels. See him abroad
How confidently, yet how pleasantly, he
takes the street how he returns look for
look with any passenger; how he saunt-
ers; how, meeting an acquaintance, he
stands anc gossins! But, then, this man
knows not debt, that casts drug into the
richest wine: that makes the food of the
gods unwholesome, indigestible; that
isprnkles the banquets OF LuculluS with
ashes, and drops SCOT in the soup of an
emperor: debt, that, like the moth makes
valueless furs and velyets, enclosing the
wearer in fostering prison, (the shirt of
Nessus was shirt not paid for) J.; debt,
that writes upon frescoed walls the hand
writing OF the attorney; that puts voice
of terror in the knocker; that makes the
heart quake at the haunted fre-side: debt,
the invisible demon that walks abroad
I with man: now quickeniug his steps,
now making him look on all sides like a
hunted beast, and now bringing to his face
the ashy hue of death, rs the unconscious
passenger looks g!ancingly upon him
Poverty is bitter dranght yet may, and
sometimes with advantage, be gul ped
down. Though the drinker make wry
faces, there may, after all. be a wholesome
goodness in the cup. But debt, however
courteously il be offered, is the cup of q
siren, and the wine. spiced and delicious
though it be. an eating poison. The mar
out Of debt, though with flaw in his jerk
in, crack in his shoe leather, and hole
in his hat, is still the son of liberty, free
as the singing lark above him; but tht
debtor. though clothed in the utmost brave
ry. what is he but serf out upon hoIi
!, day-a slave to be claimed at any in
slant by his owner, the creditor? My sou
lfpoor, see wine in the running spring
let thy mouth water at last weeks roll
and think ,hreadbare coat the " onIN
; wear )" and acknowledge white-washee
garnet the 6ttest housingptace for gen
tleman: do this, and flee debt So shall
thy heart be al peace, and the sheriff o.
confounded. Dou glass Jerr0ld in Head
Of the People,"
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NJ / S C q L L A N Y

IN DEBT AND Our OF DEBT.-Ol
what hIdeous progeny of ill is debt the
iather! What lies, what WEAKNESSES,
what invasions on selfrespect, what cares,
what double-dealingl How, in due sea
son It VIII carve the frank, open face into
wrinkles; how, like knife, twill sab
the honest heart And then lis transsol m.
ationl How it has been known 10 chance
a goodly face into mask of brass; how,
with the "custom" Of debt. has the true
man become callous tricksteTl A free
dom from debt, and what nourishing sweet.
ness may be found 10 cold water; what
toothsomeness in dry crust; what am
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-24

SMALL BIRDS, GREAT BLESSINGS
| wish our intelligent farmers eaaid be
awakened to the importance of preserving
robins, and other small birds, as means
of aiding in their work. The inhumani-
ty which suffers every lazy lubber of a
boy, who can rest an old kings arm over
stone wall, to kill or Brighten every poor
linnet that sings in the fields, and every
robin ed-breast that dares eat an unripe
cherry, and so save child from the dys-
entery, is short-sighted piece of selfish
ness. These harmless birds lice upon
grubs, and other worms, and insects, and
the slight inroads they make upon the
farmers crops are repaid, an hundred
fold, by the protection they afford, against
a thousand destroyers. These birds il
not frightened, will become SO tame as to
perch on the hand, or light on the pIow
as it turns over the furrow. No good
farmer should fail to teach his boys to
spare and cherish these harmless and
often tnneful visitants to his fields and
orchards. Like the good man in one o.
our Western towns, who plead so earn
estly for the poor .cro,os. in our Legisla
ture, few years since, would enforce
the legal penalties for trespass agains. any
one who shot them, on my land. Tht
crows, too, natures Hriag mouse-traps
instead of being tame, almost domesti
bird, as in some other countries, wher,
farmers have been taught their value, b,
long experience, have been frigh!rnet
into mere mean piiterers of unweedet
cornhillsl A good croaO IS worth a bush
| ell of wheat or other grain, to the acre
and sometimes ten! A knowledge Q
ornithOiogy, and not penal laws, is VIVA
our farmers and their sons need to in
duce them TO regard their true interests
in this matter.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-24
THE LION OF THE DAY.
NO CURE NO Pay
The Genuine Old Dutch or German
Wee etaIe Pills.

z vegetable PaUS.
EE lGHLY recommended by Doctor
- Valentine Mott D. D., of N. Y,
and others.
These are the orders! Any one that
does not find relief from these pills the
price is refunded back, these are the pos.
ttiUe orders Of the Proprietor 10 agents
and others. ..~
Ia offering these pills to the public,
appeal to their intelligence. Ifthese pills
are not what they are recommended, you
are in duty bound, out of respect to your
self and community to reject them, and
publish them to the world as an imposi-
ton, humbug and quackery. The public
may be assured they are purely vegetable;
they are composed of nine ingredients,
part of the medicine is only found ia Asia
and in the valleys of Germany. For
convenience these extracts are made into
pills and will be found a sure cure or
relief for all bilious complaints, yellow
and bilious fevers, fever and ague, iaun-
dice, scarlet rash, bilious cholic, dyspepsia,
SC. &c.
IL is no. intended that this medicine is
cure for all diseases to which the hu-
man system is liable. Ten thousand use
less efforts have been made to draw from
the region of unknown fancy, some long
spun theory of magic art, which would
cure each and every disease. Good med
icine is not to be found in the fire or
whirlwind.
Health & happiness hang upon chance
winds-time is the herald of truth.
The past at leas! is secure; they have
already raised monument of their great
ness which will defy the corroding tooth
Of time.
For sale in Brandon by Jackson &
Ketcham, Warren & Bliss; w Poutney,
]. LeffingweiI, Joel Beeman; E. Poultney,
w. p. Noyes, S. d. Cushman; Ira, Fran
els l.. Wing; w. Rutland, Hitchcock, FL.
Morgan, F. Slason; Clarendon Springs,
| Hitchcock & Morgan; Tinmouth, Noah
w. Sawyer; Walingford. N. Round s.
| Co.. David H. Meacham & Co.; Claren-
don, H. & W. Hodges; Rutland, Fl. r.
! White & Co; E. Clarendon. Calvin Cross
man, Calvin Spencer; Shrewsbury, Levi
| Finney; MounthoIly, D. Il. Huntoon;
Sherburne, Chas. Anthony & Markham:
Pittsford, S. D. Townshend & Co, Strong
& Buck; Benson. c. r. Walker g. Co:
Orwell. A. l.. Catlln. 501y
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-24
From the United States Gazette.

|. -. DEATH Or AN EIAEtUI1ONEHs
Translated from the German by c. -R-.)
Have you read the French papers
Do you know who died2 Twill tell YOU.
On the Goth of August died at Paris, an
old man of 81 years ofage; his name was
Henry Samson, and he was executoner oil
| the Seine Department. You turn up your
nose and you think what does it matter
whether there is an executioner more Or
less in the world But that Henry San
son, you Indifferent reader, was no COM
mon headsman, who has only deeapitated
robbers, murderers, incendiaries, counter
letters and other vagabonds. Henry San.
son was an executloner par excellence q;
the Nemesis of the French nation; the
lastact ofthat drama which is called 1879.
With this headsman, France has borne to
the grave an example of its bloody histo-
ry; for he was, at the time of the first re-
volution, the Executor des hautes ecu
vies' through his hand passed almost all
heads which fell then BIZ the axe of the
guilfotine on the Place de Concorde
Henry Samson was then quite young
man of twenty; he belonged to no party,
and cut off with the same tranquility to-
day, the head Of sanguine 1oyalist, and
| tomorrow the head OF suspicious repub-
llcan. Scarcely can history exhibit anoth-
er executIoner who has separated so many
historical heads from their bodies as this
Samson; there is scarcely another heads.
man who has sent as many lives to death
| as this Samson. For at the time when
the guillotine kept IN check the French
people en- permanence,' there were DAYS
on which this headsman cut off Frequently
| from so to 40 beads. No wander, then.
| that he had obtained an unfailing dexteritv
in this bloody art. Let US cast a transient
look at his blood-fled dav-book-let US
pass the bloody shades which arise from
the catas;fophy Of that time. to remind US
of the dread scenes of the past.
At first appeared the shade of January,
24th, 1871. He bears the broken crown
and, what is still worse, broken heart,
This crowned shade is Louis XVI. the
king of Gods 9pce. who steps as a warn
ing example through the ranks ofthe God
anointed and calls 10 them, : Be just and
strongp
4 Here ascend the pale names ofthe 18th
October. 1893. In the wan features o
one of them lies an infinite grief bat thi:
grief has not been able to cause the bloom
of her beauty to fade. Onthe snowof he,
neck the blood-drops of the guiIlotine
| The beautiful head. which once bore :
crown of diamonds, is now decorated with
q crown Of thorns. This shade is Maris
Antoinette, the daughter of Maria Theresa
the sister of the Emperor Joseph, the wife
of Louis XVI
i There passes quickly a shade, whose
] aspect fills us with adherence and dis
/ gust The bald head on which rests .
burden of sins. fell on the 9th of Novem
Der, 1893. This shade is Philippe Or.
leans, Philippe, who strove for thecrowr
! oil his brother. Two years before, when
Louis XVI bore this crown to the scat
fold, Philippe looked upon the execution
! of his royal brother in cahrioIet, armed
with an opera glass, like an opera dillet
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-24
CIRCUIT URAL.

SLAVERY AND AGRIcULTU'.R E !.
Did it never occur to Mr.. Drew. of the
Maine Cul,ivator, that Slavery had some
thing to do with the state of things he so
forcibiy describes. in the article below?
'Phat the employment Of degraded slaves
in the mechanic arts and agriculture, in
one half Of our country, must of neces-
sity, tend to degrade the condition of the
farmer and arlizan. in toe eyes of the
young and aspiringi Is he too young to
remember how different was the estimate
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-24
PoETRY.

The following lines, from the eloquent
pen Of former schoolmate, are beautifully
descriptive Of that day when holiness and
peace shall fill the world. The pious heart
will glow allbe pictured vision ofthose love-
ly scenes, and breathe anew the prayer,
"Tby kingdom come"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-24
Jew David's or Hebrew Plaste

W" >of1o . VI flCUECW L IdStCI
4 N Invaluable Compound for cure of Scofc
4 a lous affections, Kings Evil, ILhamma'!
and Chronic Rheumatism. and in all cases whsa
seated pain or weakness exists. For sale as a5oF
+. W. CAPRoN e. Co, Agents for the sar
to whom all orders must be addressed, at Roc
ester, n. Y.
Fo sale by Jackson & Ketcham, Brandon.
S. B. Rockwell, Cornwall.
Ira Bingham, Sudbury.
John Meacham, Castieton,
ii. /. White E. Co. Rutland,
A. & P. d. Barrows, Salisbury.
Stanley & Mallory, West Poultney.
Simeon Mears, East PouItney.
Edward Vali, MIddIetown,
Z. Nj. Potter, PawIett
S. F. HadIey, Dorset.
Burrel Andrews & Co., Manches'e'
Rufus Frost, Pittsford.
A. X. Douglass, SALISBURY.
James A, Hodge, Dorset 4'H
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X sure cti0n
OR ERSIAN PILLS.

SUPERIOR to the Hygean, Brandrelk's E
~ ans, Tomato, the MaIchless (priceJ) Ss
tive, or any other Pills or Compound before t
public, as certified to by Physicians and 9TH
Let lone condemn them until thew have tt
them, and then we are sure they will not q
tItcates may be seen by calling on the gem
the villages, who have large Bill to disnJS
gratuitousIy.
A. G. & J. D. Hatch, Agents for sWird-or; !
Z. Brooks, Agent for Hartford: and for sale in a
the principal towns in the State.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-24
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale farm
4 of 200 acres Of excellent land, lying
in Ferrisbnrgh, about 8 miles from YER
ge1aes, with a good dwelling house and
about rs acres Of woodland-lhe remain
der being under cultivation. Title un-
doubted, and terms of payment made easy.
R. T. ROBINSON.
Ferrisburgh, 81 month, 18th t84l.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-20


Each genuine bottle - enclosed hue ppcr, which
is a label sgntd by Sampson Reed NosE OTHER Ri
GFNuINf
u The outside yellow label will hqvc and after Dec
1889 ADDITION To that cf Smpson Reed the signature
Vim. John Cutler one of his plrncrs.
The great celebrity of the Neue1be Pulmonary Basam has
been the o attenps Introduce spurious articles which
by partially assuming the name nj the genuine calculated
to msrad and decgyc the pnbc Among these mixtures
lhe American Pulmonary balsam Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
samic Syrup, Pulmonary Bsam Carters Compound Pumo
Hasan and others Purchasers should inquire for
true article by its whole name The Vegetable Pulmonary
Bdisan and that has the marks and OF the
Each bottle and seal stamped Vegetable Pulmonary
j One More Counterfeit besides he American Pumona
~ Baisahn Gad oes ADORE alluded TO An attempt has
been made to deceive The public by spurious called
Vegetable Pulmonary Basom sometimes signed Samuel Lee
sad to he prepared by uuprinciped i Bangor Me
Inc written IN way to resemble the genuine sigma
ture and is base attempt deceive the public and avoid the
punishment that awaits actual forgery.
For sale by REED WING & CUTLER, Oate Lowe &
Reed wholesale dealers Drugs Medicines. Paints and Dye
su No 5iChatbam Street Boston and by Druggists and
country merchants general, New England and the prn-
cp1 places throughout the United States and British Pfoyn
ces. Price 30 cents
lin p,,,r lao, n -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-20
MOFFAT's VEGETABLE LIFE MEDIE.

~ Clnes.-Ihcse medicines are indebted
70, their their ucti 90 IN purify
ing the spfina- dnd channels Of e and enduins them
81 toae andsor 10 many hundreds Of certified
which have been made pubic and species Of
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y and pubc, acknowledged by persons benefited and
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from the coats of the stomach and bowels the impu
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the hardened ao.s which collect the ccnvputons Of
the smsef rietnes Other medicines only partially cleanse
these and leave such collected behind produce
habus ooseu all s Of evils sudden ar.
hda With It's eminent dangers This fact Is well known
all regular aua"msts who examine the human bowels after
death; and hence IN" pfoudcs OF those vel informed
g'nsi quacS medcneso medicines prepared aud healded
the public by ignorant persons. Tie effect of the
Life medicines cleanse the kidneys and the bladder by
this the liver and the lungs the heathiu action
which onre, depends upon the regularity Of the urinary
The blood which takes red agency
ire liver aud the lungs before the heart being
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clean stomach freely through every
part OF the system, and riumphany banner
health IN the blooming cheek
'nat- Vegetable Life Medicines have been thoroughly test
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cribe
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lar m taking the Life Medicines strictly
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a'o that he hopes To gain credit II alone by the
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found highly interesting TO persons seeking health treats
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These valuable medicines are for sale by BURT & MASON
Agents fer Rutland County. 7-ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-20
IrpGE LYNCH on ROCK Rl,ER.

IN Publishing iso dsy, sinrs ne ,ifcuustanees q
ths Huf5et 81 Ne Csmglsl ou Rcct K.teL b, su.
ftrisa hafs~ utei Dusse.i We prepared or reader.
u hss' q no suumav vengeance ~ is1gs iyuct ~
salns q os horse thle'u sDa scoundfts An inl.s
thAl t.saon
oar predictions a.. ipEAed
is'isi f'ua, Be.'5.fe. dated Jan, sol give. ID,
io.ie~ibg siAfil.n. particulars
Belv3eie aoth June al
Since sobtas asst TIE god p.op.. her. b,,, hs,n
uaoeI most '.aisn, ,tcii,r.clt on account of the
Repetition Of ias Bsstic,'t Tragedy. ru,or, q whch
hs'e cus5iles. 'tsch.i you ere ihis tns Ho~eyor
That yoa NAV snoe MIA, 10 rev upon truth ! vii
gfc ro3 SEMINARY q whs have been ate 10 gath.
~ ifom eye ~iDesses sbc psHcipsors % Ties.
high handed anl alarming Aufoolue. For ., NE
.uefgsn cies 10 vital tie, NAV. all lawies. violence
iesulung n bloosslss ,sJ deih are alarming in anv
community, Particularly 10 one composed q eastern
snd northern nea III. hots "a tias case are ,hsse
lite country bt!ov tins snd north u the llino, nv
e. has been o' long tune and 0. infested With
gang Of b.acs lrs. ooUnterieier., horse thieves and
land pirates AMI The good people have found DOR law,
OF Al least he administration Of them entirely made
euAie 10 ,be protection OF their property consequently
they have been forced form themselves INTO volon-
'eef companies and anti horse thieves socioues"-
One vas formed shoui 20 miles below this at Wash
ingtou grow, Mf Campbell actively engaged IN
geiung up On Supda, nigh, last, two Of tie Dfis-
klls notorious through this region ing leaders and
harborers Of all sort, " ,llans--rode Up TO Camp.
bells house sud asked hs II his father was a, home
ho called bis lalhet the door, when the Driskells
shot hm dead, and lied The volunteer companies OF
Dc kal5 anc Winnepaco counties Immediately col
lecicd and went search Of the Drskos On Tues
day the, cauga, the old man aud one OF his ,ons-r-
ed them by Lynch law and we're convinced that they
were the cAuss,f not the perpetrators Of the aoclous
murder Of Mir Campbell They sentenced them to IN
mediate death then placed tie old about ten rods
of, and bid him prepare tor death, giving him FIVE
ues. When tie time was Up about fifty balls went
through him. The tten served IN the same
manner-'eoth proving game-neither making any dis.
closures more Than saving that another Of Drskell
Killed Campbell The company are now pursuing this
other Drsseu, who has cut stick with confederate;
$500 reward is offered for his head High handed and
revolving as this summary mode OF procedure seems TO
be, 1t Is nevertheless absolutely necessary, and re-
oeves the commentator Of every individual who is
al all acquainted with the facts II man refuses 10
join these companies, he is pu, down with the
horse thieves 49, Chicago American.
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T TERMS OF THE HERALD.

70 village sabserber. S2,y mail g. Or Sl7i sd'l'''
i"o'''"ais and companies ~to take their paps' a. -
once S'75 or 81 so Advance Compsoe, 90 Stage ''''
a.. sane
To those supplied BY south.wcssrb y,,' ee'
a. the" door S4-compariss and indiydsal. rF ~ ~
f"'s SLID with deducl0nsi both Of 20 ttnhh P'
N advance ia cash
NO subscription will b. taken Tor lees than n"f'l'
NO paper will be diseontnusd until snsages are P'e "
- The publishers choose 90 10 do
AD'thfisiso on the usual Liberal term, A. oSf efrs"
aud general throughout the eosnly meoh'li' "s
'st mssisrs aud al other, having to'e'
VI" hS W tssu sdvsntAys W resor 70 tbs EsPo