Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

ana wished ttF 10 thiilS NN itulltAlhtlt anu
see They flew up stairs the mother looked
again into The key hole, saving TO the daugh-
ter, did not tell You he still smoked, look IN
and see 'Ah. hu, mother, said the daughter,
does he Rot smoke 5saNJMy.
The Philadelphia banks resumed specie
payments on Friday. There was no paIlicu-
lar throng about any but the Glrlrd and u. ;.
banks.
Hgh pricc for Hair.--Tho Montreal Tran
script, IN an angry article on the subject OF
McIeod's imprisonment anil ihcsro-oIganlza-
ton of the Canadian Militia. iniimates, II any
harm shall beial Mcleod. tina, a hundred thou
sand American lives are but a fair equivalent
for every hair Of his head. IT, as the Tran
script insists, Mcleod was not in any way
concerned in the destruction OF the Caroline,
and this is established on the uial, every
hair of his head" is safe enough. II, on the
contrary, his participation in that infamous
outrage should be proved, Justice will take It's
course even at the heavy risk threatened by
the Transcript.
At Nortidgwock Me- the thermometer fell
one dav last week. &c below zero. On the 81
a, Charleston, the Mercury was below the
freezing point, and the ponds were partially
frozen over--a very unusual occurrence so far
south.
Georgia and Mdinc-1he Legislature of
Georgia has adjourned, and the Governor with
more wisdom and patriotism than the Leglsla-
ture, has withheld his sanction from the fool
ish law imposing quarantine upon vessels
coming from Maine, because Maine, like New
York, chooses to Judge for herself OF the va
lidity ofdemands made by slave holding states,
tIo la. ,,Cl c,,i
charges Of kidnapping slaves.
Experience. mans idea of God CORES
ponds with himself The nober he is, the
more exalted his God, His own culture and
Discipline are revelation Of divinity. lie APP
prehends the divine character as he compre-
bends his own. Humanity is the glass OF d.
vinity; experience ofthe soul-is revelation
of God.
D, James Family Medicines
Medicines are becoming more popular every
day. if we may Judge from the rapidly increas-
ing demand upon US for them. Scarcely a
day passes without a call for one or more
bottles of Expectorant &c. This medicine
is rapidly restoring the sick to health-but 1t
is starving out the Doctors. The following
order from one Of the most respectable and
business firms in this County, is but one among
the many, we are constantly receiving:
"Please to send us one half dozen Bottles
of DR. JAMES EEpEcToRANT. We sell as
fast as we can get it and it is WORKING WON
DERs.'- Somerset (Nle.) Journal.
Similar testonies in favor Of Jayne's FIX
pectorant, in cases of consumption are daily
given by the public.
Amos Kendall is in hot water and nobody
is sorry for it, He has been sued for dam
ages for Withholding the money in the cele-
brated mandamus case of Stockton and Stokes.
1t will be recolected that he out-iaced the
Senate her committees, and the attorney Gen
eral and refused to pay over $4,000 claim
ed and allowed TO Stockton and Stokes and
was only compelled to disgorge by writ
of mandamus issued'by a Circuit Court or 60
TO prison.
Mr. Van Buren,, has been nominated by the
| Legislature of Missouri for the Presidency,
and few days after Mr. Benton passed
! through Cincinnati the Advertiser placed the
name of Van Buren, at the head ofits columns
| The Albany Argus is now out on the same
tack. Good. The Wings ask no better spor
than another trial with ivan the used up man.
Mr.. Benton introduced bill into the Sen
ate on the 9th to tax the paper money Of al
the States and Territories of the Union. ]
considered, and Mr.. b. Withdrew it. Ever
Mr.. Calhoun spoke agains, it. Vire Ia hun,
bug.
Concerning Re umpiion.-The Cincinnati
Gazette states that "the Banks of kenluck,
have issued ircular to most or all Of tit
Banking Institutions in the Mississippi Valley
proposing Convention at Louisville, on th
25th January, to confer with reference to spe
Gle payments"
Farmers! 0ak up.-It strikes our mind, tina
the following is rather a serious challenge
Our contemporaries of the press will notice
that the public may he more generally inform
ed. They may be assured that IL is no hum
: bug.
Mr. EpIToR,-
have raised this season, Bull calf Ia
, Durham breed he is dark red color, lu'
proporioned-girts feet o inehes-a goo
pair Of horns;-he is 10 months aud II day
old and weighs 97G lbs, and being deslrot
TO get a match for him have thought best
> give you the liberty to insert this article
4 your Messenger, hoping through the same M
dium to obtain the wished for information.
y ANSON PERLEY.
u Enosburgh, Jan'y 9TH, ISL.
!, Streeiei's Ephraim says that it is rather r
c markable that when the public wish polite
C speaker to 60 ahead, he S at once called 10
Z, stand.
"a 4 conscientious dealer in wool and pe'ts
Newport y. H., beads his advertisement
"To pedlars, and all others who skin she,
in the day time"
!, Blue Aprons.-Noihng is more poetic
y than blue aprons The girl vino wears a Llu
u apron will make a good wife, good moth,
D., and good housekeeper.
No The height Of impuden~e is manifested
n. office begcars writing 10 General lIaruson.a
Il. making him pay tie postage on the letters.
10 An u06rr-tsEer rs oup Who takes the ln