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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-03
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

BANK OF RUTLAND. The Bank of
Rutland commenced operations under the
new charter on the Ist Jan. lS4l G. T.
Hodges, President; William Page, Cash,
Ter; DR.. j. Porter, John Meacham, Fran
els SIason, Luther Daniels and Geo. r.
Hodges, Directors Four hundred and
sixty eight shares Of the capital stock was
sold at auction at an advance of from two
to three dollars above par. There was
large number of bidders aud double the
Quantity of stock would have been sold
had it been in the market. Rutland Her.
WAR MOVEMENT IN MAINE.-On the
Sd instant, resolutions on the subject of
repelling British aggression were offered
in the House of Representatives, and re,
ferred to the Committee on the North
Eastern Boundary. We learn from the
Portland Argus of the 18th instant, that
these resolutions were taken up by the
Senate on the 18th, and after being
amended by inserting 100000, instead
OF 100000, for the defence of the State,
were referred 10 the same committee.
Mr.. Daviess then offered The following
resolve, which was also referred to the
committee on the North Eastern Bound
ary:-
Resolve for repelling Foreign lnva-
sion. and providing for the projection of
be IL Resolved. That the President of
the United States be requested and uroed
to cause the immediate removal of The
foreign armed force, by which our STATE
IS invaded, stationed upon the upper val
ley OF the St. Johns, and that the Govern
ment of the u. States be earnestly invok-.
ed to relieve this State from the present.
heavy needless burthen off own defence
DREADFUL ACCIDENTAL young la
dy Of Petersburgh, in Rensselaer, county,
White riding TO church in company with
several others. on Tuesday last, was
thrown from the sleigh against a pike
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-03

the natives, who afterwards confessed that
the attack was made with the sole view of
procuring human flesh for food.
Inc letter states tha. the islanders were
severely punished a few days after when
the other vessels arrived, none being spar
ca out the women and children( O Two
thousand dollars have already been sub
serlbed by the officers of the squadron, for
inc purpose of erecting a monument at
Mount Auburn, in memory of the unfor-
tunate vlctlms.-Neao- Yorker.
There are 1919 miles of
railroad constructed and in use in The u
n4ted States, constructed at cost of abo at
eng ty SIX millions of dollars, and Weld
ing an average revenue of about FIVE and
halt per cent. ,S02 miles more are in
progress OF completion; and the whole
number Of miles projected, including fin
lshed' unfinished, and routes examined, is
nearly ten 1housand.-N Banner.
The arguments in the Amistad case
were to commence on The 18Th inst, IN
less on thai day the argument in some
other case was unfinished. This proved
to be the case, and the consideration OF the
Amlstad case has been further postponed
to Saturday, 20th inst The court have
animated TO the counsel their desire that
the motion to dismiss the appeal, aud the
general principles in the case, be argued
together. 1t is supposed that the argu-
mems OF the counsel for the Africans, and
lot the attorney general. will consume
nearly week. The decision ofthe court
need not now be expected, therefore. u..til
alter the fourth Of March. Whatever nav
the decision Of the court i: will be Ger
titled to the Circuit Court to be held iD
New Haven next April. Meanlime the
Executive cannot legally interfere. Many
hearts are throbbing with intense emotion
In view of the result OF this important
trial.
The Washington correspondence ofthe
Courier and Enquirer, of this city, says,
My sympathies are with the negroes
l have none for the Spauiards, dead or
alive. l have reason to believe that the
Spanish Minister has complained of the
language he has been made to use, when
translated into English. These gross
errors are disreputabIe to Me- Forsyth. .
1t is rumored in diplomatic circles, that
communication has been made BY Mr..
Fox to the American Secretary of State,
on the subject of the Amistad and the ne
groes on board Of her. -. Mr.. Walker of
the Senate, has moved a call for the cor
respondence in relation 10 the Amistad
case, since March, 1910. This will prob.
ably produce the communication of Mr..
Fox with the answer thereto. :. It is
said authentic accounts are received oftbe
capture by the British, of tventy Ameri-
can vessels on suspicion of being concern
ed in the slavetrade !"-AatS. SLareru
Reporter.
TEMPERANCE reform IN IRELAND
Father Matthew, in one of his recent ad
dresses in the South OF Ireland stated That
the Number office -totacrS in Ireland had in
creased to 100000.
Mr.. Webster having resigned his seat
In the Senate, ia order 10 accept the office
of Secretary of State-the Hon. Rufus
Choate, has been elected to supply the va
cancy.
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January Is, 1871 (.

- According to the 1st article Of the
Bylaws Of the Convention, as amended
at the triennial meeting of 1888, such in
dlvIGuaIs and religious bodies as ecere
then represented, are entitled to seals in
the next Convention, by the contribution
of 500 annually, or the payment of $500
in one or more payments, to its funds for
each seat or representation but in1ivid-
uatS or religious bodies, of the Baptist de-
nomination, not heretofore members Of
the Convention. will become entitled to
seat or representation at the next meeting
on the payment each Of 800.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-03
T. HAMMOND, SEC.
De WITT F. BIsBEE, Pres.

RUTLAND Go. TEMPERANCE Cox
Friends of Temperance
are requested to convene at the brick meet
ing house in Castleton, on the 10Th day
OF March next, at 10 o'clock A NJ. for
the purpose of devisjng ways and means
for carrying forward the great and g!orr,
Gus cause of Temperance. Let there be
a full and general attendance
W. c. KITTRIDcE, } Elk. Com. of
CHESTER SPENCER, r. Co. Tenn.
ZIMRI Howe, Society.
CaStleton, Feb. "a, l84l.
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n 0 TICES.

There will be held in the East Chapel of
the Vermont Literary and Scientific In
siitutiofs March 5th, On Friday evening
an adjourned meeting of the Philoexian
Society, in which they propose tocrnsidcr
the following question -
"Has the French Revolution in any
of its results. been productive Of more
benefit than injury to mankind"
Exercises commencing at half past six
O'Clock P. Nj. Gentlemen and Ladies
are invited to attend
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the TILE OF new paper published semi
monthly at Boston, Ms, S. HowIey, Ed
itor. We likethe appearance of this pa
per. Terms, so cents fof IL numbers,
payable in advance.
The CHRISTIAN INVESTIGATOR, is the
title of new paper published at Whites
boro', N. Y, William Goodell, Editor.
This publication is 10 be devoted to the
cause of Church Reform. 1t is to be
published on the cash system, at cents
per number, and if sufficient encourage
ment shall be given, will be issued month
ly. Extracts from this paper. in our next
number. .-~...s .a%..a.- s..s.-.
New ENGLAND CHRISTIAN ADvo,
CATE. A new anti slavery paper, pub
llshed at Lowell, Mass. Luther Lee, edit.
or. Motto" Let justice be done taou gh
the heaUens faH." Anti slavery is going
down." H. .=...
MASSACHUSETTS ABoLITToNIsT. The
last number of this paper, published at Bos-
ton, comes in an enlarged and improved
form, under the title of "FREE AMER1,
CAN" Terms. 50 per annum in advance.
The New ADMINISTRATION. The Ma,
tlonal lntelligencer announces, semi official,
that the following gentlemen are selected to
compose the new cabinet, viz.
Daniel Webster, Mass. Secretary of State;
Thomas Ewing, Ohio, Sec'yothe Treas;
John Bell, Tenn. Secretary of War;
Geo. E. Badger, N. G. Sec'y of the Nary;
Francis Granger, N. Y. Postmaster Gen;
John J. Crittenden, KY. Attorney General.
SIMULTANEOUS. TEMPERANCE MEET.
... ... INGS.
The meeting in Brandon is TO be held on
Tuesday erening of next week, commenc-
ing al 6 o'clock, at the Methodist Meeting
house, at which time the following resolu-
tons, prepared by the Executive Commit
tee will be presented for discussion:
RESOLVED, That while the Temperance
field at large presents many cheering and
encouraging facts and aspects, the enor.
nous sale and consumption of intoxicating
drinks, still continued in our own country
! urges us to increased efforts.
RESOLVED, That we continue of the opin-
ion that the repeal of all laws licensing the
sale of intoxicating liquors, as drinks, would
tend to lessen the responsibility and indi-
vidual profits of the traffic, in them, and
therefore would aid in promoting the cause
Of Temperance.
RESOLVED, That in our opinion the moral
wrong attached to the selling or using Of in
toxieating liquors as beverage, should be
pressed home upon the hearts and conscien-
ces OF all who are involved in the guilt; and
while this should be the main mode of attack
on these practices, still I'VE believe motives
of interest may with proprie,y be urged fol
their discontinuance.
RESOLVED, That years experience and
observation serves TO confirm the opinion OF
this Society, that the professed friends OF
Temperance throughout the world are under
obligation to act on all suitable occasions Tor
the promotion of Temperance principles
and that legislative bodies ought never, un-
der any circumstances, to sanction the com
mission of the acknowledged sin of licens-
ing the sale of intoxicating drinks.
It's believed that the foregoing resolutions
will elicit interesting discussion and re-
marks. General attendance is requested.
J. w. HALE, President.
r. V. MARSH, Secretary. s.~. 49,.
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-03

In Sandy Hill, N. Y, 10Th Feb. by the
Rev. VIM. Arthur of Union Village, JERE-
MIAu Murphy, pastor of the Baptist church
in Schuylerville, to ELIZABETH CoN6LIN, Of
Sandy Hill.
In Rutland, l1th ult., by J. C. Dexter, esq.
Mr. VIM. H. Hubbard Of MiddIebury, to Mis-
Lucretia Wilkins, or the former place.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-03
Meeting OF the General Convention

The Btp'is: General Convention for
Foreign Missions will hold their tenth
triennIal meeting in the meeting house of
the LIST Baptist Church in Baltimore. Ma
ryIand, on the last Wednesday (28tb) in
April next, at 10 O'CLOCK, A. nj. The
Rev. Richard Fuller, of Beaufort, S. c.,
is appointed to preach the sermon; the
Rev. S. w. Lynd, of Cmoinpati, Ohio, to
be his alternate.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-03
L0 O K A T 7 His.

WANTED Immediately ONE
w HUNDRED DOLLARS in
exchange for f % Cd hundred bIshcls
Of POTATOES. delivered II nv hpnsa
IN Goshen MARTIN ALLEN
Goshen. Feb. l6. ISL. 23:Sv
NIB. Immediate uheatloa viii secure
the bargain. M. A.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-03

He FREE LABOR ADvocATE, is the
OF the Friends new Anti-Slavery pa
Edited BY Fl. Fl. Way, and publish.
'eml monthly, l6, pp., svo.. at New
'uen. Wayne Co. Indiana. To adyo-
the duty Of entire abstinence from all
products of slave labor, and 10 give
nation concerning Free labor goods,
sGe p'Ominen. objects Of this paper, as
pue Indicates Terms, $500 per an
NE CHURCH REFop~r, TT. \.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-03
X NTUcKy

Inc day OF her redemption draweth
The spirit Of abolition is "going,
into her mountain hamle,s and
valley homes, and the cry Of Free.
echoes from her very capitol. Saw.
Lexington Observer and Repor,er
Fntacky tOoaId this day abolish Stare
a eoaceatioa were called to remodel
Constitution" The Louisville Pub.
advertiser. "concurs in the above ex-
'sed opinion"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-03

Ai CHURCH REroRmER.-This Is
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-03
The epSioa Bin.

The remainder Of the dag was taken up
ia the discussion of the Pension Bill for
the year 1871, to which was attached an
item of ssl00, goo 10 close the Florida war.
Mr. Sevier moved to strike out this item,
but his motion was voted down, and the
bill passed.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-03

New ENGLAND CHRISTIAN ADvo-
CATE. A new anti slavery paper, pub
lished at Lowell, ss..Luther Lee, edit
or. Motto" Let justice be done though
the heaUens faH." Anti slavery is going
down." =.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-03

the TILE OF a new paper published semi
monthly at Boston, Ms, S. Howley, Ed
itor. We Ike the appearance of this pa
per. Terms, so cents fol- IL numbers,
payable in advance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
DR.. .iLLE.N-S BlLSAM or HORE-
MOUND, LIVER UORT AND
PLEURISY ROOT FOR
CONSUMPTION
and LIVER COMPLAINT,

NOLDs, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Ca
- torrh, difficulty IF Breathing, Pain
az the side, paipitation ot The heait, Opprts-
S'on and soreness of The chest. PhWisy,
Hectic Feutr, night sWedis. difficult and pr0-
fuse ErPeeformion. and all affections cf The
Lungs, chest md LipeT.
Il The llorehound, LlverN orr and Plcurisy root
have for centuries been celebrated IN the cure
Of affections OF the Lungs and Liver. DIR. AL
len, after Il series oi experiments, has been
able 10 extract from these medical herbs, n
l,al,am which eAcrls wonderful effects ia curing
Consumption aud Liver Comp aints.
4 For children laboring unlrr Inflammation OF
The Lungs, Colds, Conghs. Group, Quincy.
and sore Throat this Balsam is Of great import
anco. During the winter OF 1880, rising ofcne
lhosand families employ ed this remedy, in the
city Of New York. The Consequence was,
that The number OF deaths among children was
reduced 10 less than one half the usual NAM.
ber. as may be seen by the City Inspector
report Of tenths.
! In order to give the reader some idea Of the
efficacy Of this Balsam, and how extensively il
is used, we here introduce the monthly report
of the cures in the month May, 1889, and pub.
ished in the New York Sun.
",lonthly Report of the cures performed
by Dr.. B. ID Aliens lialsam Of llorehound,
Liverwort and plcursy Root during the month
If May. II has cured and completed the cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT
RIEUM.

! FALL RivrR, May S, 1899
i Nj ESSRS a. u. u. Sand; hid been afflicted
Al with the salt Rheum ia it, E rn sew
rfa Years, aud nt times bad on nay hand, aud
"m "'"h ~ paris q" my bod a aim 81 10 prevent my
Htrhhlhe 10 business. had made of gIra iunI.
her "i different preparations wtnuI obttins bat little
any b. neht. aud became much dIscouraa ed thai
resolved To- = no more unless could procure Que
war Rhted I" cure. litatiug uf yodr valuable remedy
went Ia Providence, x. T., aud purchase n,e dozen
w II, c"nhdeut that II II cured conld dispose uI
hundreds "f box :, used II, Il inmedurly per.
Icrred that II benctrd me, aud after using IL a iew
weeks, was cured 'nreiy, and my skin MS II :,
never had it. u j. row about two wear, since WIS
cured, aud since that time Rave been entirely free
from II have since soil hundreds OF boxes uf IL Ia
my NERDS aud 'Isi"net>, and II h's been used with
almost IN versal success in Instance One lad
Wh' called on tir r H. had the coinpla bad an
her face, that could hardly hear Ia look at her She
bought one box, aud ~ less than week, size was
ron paaiivel cured. she used twu box :, which en-
rey cmed her. In short, such has beru lis success
~ cur ng diseases Of The skin, .t III nix sh,nd dc
those M = ucr who are shnllary afflicted dd not lei
them know the peculiar benefit which have reccn ed
ard which have known hund eds of others 10 rrcei,r
from tn. u.e "f your valuable " Kennedy"
Truly yours, &c.
EDWIN rpRrER. Merchant. Fall Eiver.
u IL with much satisfaction that the proprieors are
able to- lay The above cet hcaie befre the p,Llic III q
all may aud know tlIr gie,t benefit which one udi
vidal Is able To ccri ify to havin. received ~ non
oh rs !" 'ecclvr If IA the use at this valuable mrdicnc
Not only Tor att cum, tut for all other diseases I
The sin, such as Rngn urm. Trter, c. lI,ad Var.
hels 90 Jackson tth Eczera g. this mrdoine is also
certain cure. he Sylup ut Sarsap rlla is recon-.
mcGdcd 10 be uscd with The Ecmcdy as II tcuds o pr.
rIy AID throw out from lhr hlucd and system an The
unhrhlIy humoi tonne. td wtth the disrHSr ard the
app cation of the Remedy externally ai the same Time
efadical's u from the systcm. Numetou instance
have ocCutTd where this course has effect cures ia
Que wcrk's tine. Evr,y prrso' afflicted with Ihes.
complaints IN tom i invited to ~ ne nnned nir
~ "i this valuable m dciue. aud get cured without
delay.
Prepared and sold bv \. n. a. u. snrd.. % ru,,or
y. Z. corner OF Gold street AID 100 ult ~ corner r
W Nilliam 81. New YORK, aud sold by ur. ~. Il. uFI
lRD, Aewp1u o. l., aud by the most res, ecrab
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
TIE IIAIRi TIE HAIRl

sTEkA No better evidence il wanting
H1kLEE2 I TO show The supeIiory Of the
Genuine BufIaIo Oil, over other
preparations, than n number Of
Druggists are endca\ oring 10 initiate and foster
their miserable limitations on. The public. for
genuine. Read advertisements. Beware Of ped
ars.
Genuine Buffalo OH is fast taking the place
of all other articles To promote the growth, so ten
aud beauiify the Hair: It's use gives IL II soines.
that no other aiicle does, and cuuses it 10 curl
beautifully by free use it will darken and Va
the hair satin gloss II is highly perfumcd and
gives perfect satisfaction 10 all that have given il
Ia trial. You will observe the signature Of tho
proprietor, "N iam Brown" also, "Buiflo
'hl, imprinted on The bottle. In consequence
of a coGhicrleh which has recently appeared and
Is now for sale, have been persuaded to obtain
new label engraved on copper, for which [
have secured a copy rishr, entered according 10
an act of Congress IN 1899, in the clerks office
in The District Court of Massachusetts ANY in
lringemr Mt will be dealt with according to law.
None genuine, unless signed 10 my own hand
writing. For sale in Newport by X. J TAYLOR,
and De- L. r. Hazard tOct. 22.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
.si1g31k axSAf
FW~SSsS&"
SeIerteu aooetrp.
from Crsham's Magazine for Tvi'ry
LITTLE CHILDREN.

love tno,e Mule happy ,hIne., they ,cs~ 10 me III
gwen,
To mirror On Mi, lower earth the hr smiling hcsyeu
Their 6lne eyes shining bright like Sioets secre,
In dew,
fhe' looks Of sngel innocencc-whod no bs1rc'o them
trusi
The echo OF the mrrr, laugs fol OF h afrie glce,
The very revrID Of joy, uulamrsblr, uhd frees
The hitle iecI that sIn's' 10 s.ofn cur mohr
earth,
BSs ever ever lispirs on, :, nOlic ani Ia mirsh.
Oh how We TOOK on thvm, und think u all our chld-
hoods hours.
when we're sunny .hesrled 100 and wandered among
nowe-s,
when like TO theirs, floating locks left TO WOO
the breeze,
OH Time, in ell thy calender thousI no such times a,
these
! do f"rses how many scar. have .adl, passed me by
Since my young OF rising morn, shone gdly in The
When behold these happy things in al their Joy gu,
pay
Pouring the Sunshine VI hcir hearts upon my cloudy
way.
Would could watch their gentle grow n, and guard
iheiD from the bgal
That TRACK, the steps of time ihe darbeid clouds
of night.
wouId lcoud their laughing eye, s,ili Innocenu,
lse looks Of sniIels,s purity, un'nned With wee, OF
cnre.
Dear hue tAildren, ye have been to ofIoy
The sweet drop IN the bitter cup Of Lies sad alloy
Ia mhs early da return the rnnbuw days OF onih
y. .ngicearteJ he se,nc,s Of tenderness and truth
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
UAYNE'sEXpECTORANT...Th ..This mcdi.

AfNE'SENPECTORANT. This mcdi-
cine has proved itself TO be all ih0t is
hns been recommended by those who have
gwen II n fair test in tins county. and the
demand for 1t increases daily. We have
Inst heard oian important cure Of ASTHMA,
which has been effected by the use Of II ~
nelghborlng town--tbe case wus that Of 10.
male who had for n long time been under tho
care OF physician, who lad received no re.
llrf and her cnse was beginning To- be con.
siderrd hopeless. As q last resort she pur.
chased bottle of DIR. JAfNE'S EXPEC.
TORANT, which caused her To expcciorate
freely. gradually cascd her cough. md "a
gradually rrsthrng her 10 health. We have
no hesitation ~ saying ihs preparation of
Dr. Joync's, inr the cure of oouuhs. colds.
lnnnonzn, Asthma, consumption. Nc. is Tho
unsi 'nlunbl" medicine offered 10 tho Amer.
lcan public. There II no qunckcry abou, II
--Df. jayne - one oithe most skilul prsciis.
IngPhysiclans ~ Pcunsylvania md whcr-
ever his preparations have been thoroughly
tested, hc u hooked upon n. n great public
beneiac'or.- SOmtr"f NE Journoi
P'cparrd only ty Or. -. JAYNE. 10. 20
ThrJ Street, Philadelphia y rice Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

NO EXCUSE FOR Cough. There is ne longsr
' aHy doubt but Willn Browns Compound Bone
SCI Chndy II YOU get the genuine, Will cure cough,
move hoarseneSs aud clear the yoice-for vocalists
aud public speakers.
II Is now ~ extensive use aba, for the of colds
Influenza, Whoopng Cough, and vii discnecs of the
Breast aud Lungs. No can but he convinced oi
ehtacy after examining lons list al names al ndiydu
ais who have been cured aud willing be- referred
TO- Another evidence Oi its efficacy this certificate
Mr.. j. Richardson.
hereby ctrlib that in tho month OF February, 1899
manufactured from mcdicatCd dccOctiOn furnished by
Mr. Brown, $50 pounds uf his Compound BOnes,t CANDY
ana mat ~ the month of the present year, leO
manufactured for him twenty three hundred and sky
eight pounds. JAMES RICHARDSON
27g Nnshmgiun-st Boston.
lft were not what it is snid to Ice, why would The
sales show such Increase aud body be prasing
H. intact, Is literally in the mouth of the whole com
munitv.
ClNrouND BoNEsgr CANDY. Tho Candy prepared
by William Brown, No. isi Washington street from
great variety of vegetable mnteras, many Of which are
ohen hdNhnlaseou,lN used separately for the q,
colds, which Il called the "Compuund Boneset Candy
recommended rs an excellent urcle Tor the reliei a.
coughs aud affections of the throat Bost. Daily Adv.
For the genuine, call for Browns Bonesct Cand,
which Is Tor sale m Boston by the proprietor isl Wash
ing'"n streel-in Newport by H. j. Taylor, lis Thames
Street Oct 10