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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

is d consffht r5ferv Keep his stomach and bowels free
from all morbid unhealthy accumulation The
10 fleet this must those remedies which cleanse the
bow els and purify the blood
Good heahfu medicine is only specie, of food; when
he animals whose HABITS have the means of observ
my sick, they wander through the fields and make
selection of those herbs which open their bowels aud pu
riiy their fluids, which Immediately restore their health
When dose Of Brandrehs Pills taken they d.
ges,ed, and pass part of the system; but they
the body when they have effected the intended puf
pose, and health aud vigpr are then insure |.
Mineral medicines enter the system; but they are
with difficulty got again. and they always occason
pain and misery IN they remain in The oby Il
Whereas Brandrrths Pills innocent as piece ii
bread aud evacuated with the disease for which they
are taken II
From the tine bora To the time we cease {,
breathe, bodies are constantly wasting aud constant.
budin. up The action of the atmosphere wears or waste
them The food we eat the Digestive organs int
blood, which builds up by lis circulating power
Thus the hum,n body healthy whl the blood circulate
freely and when any thing prevents 10 free through
the VEINS, disease commences.
Cosyeness, Dyspepsia, Fever, NJ nma'ions, are all
owing this and oil the troubles attending them could
always be prevented by the timely ae Of Brandrehs
Pills. their very action at tends cear the circn
aion OF all ilnpedmeni, and remove ever cause
sion Of impuriJy from the blood There Ire thousands
nay, m!onsat this moment, IN this cspntry, and all
other, whom may really consider as half dead They
be said carry their death in their b. Yves and cc,-
ation. This is no imaginary circumstance | wish il
were. The thousands whom We meet every Where with
cada verous looks, yellow skins and green eyes, peak in
language not To be mistaken, of the state of thef stomach
and bowels and the consequent condition Of ther blood
The body is thus while in e reduced TO the cotion Of
corpse and the reason why some bodies are so sn in
pu,rd condition after death is more from The onaa,v Of
n,pnre hu,nors contained IN them nj the time III srr
cd han o,her cnrsa Ad ho i; ,har H. !, p',
not allow that If Brandreh's Pills had been employed So
as TO have removed those innurc humots 1bat rf \I
not been saved; Whoever will but give This subN,
very tle considerations " at once pcrceive the peri
IDENTITY b4ivr.n tbe nntrii hum,, bsIoe death and ,
humors which occasion The pecu ar f,or Of dead bod
| TfIE COUyTERFEIrEH'S DE3TI NOR
The uic ,eu ie,se Obscene hat mn Braods,b pHs mr.,
gepae uncss he bar has three LLeJs uDon IL ,ach co,
I,;,;uaa cr s;,ojje sg,a,,,re f ~ lax ~ ,;t;, ,L
n Rr5ndg,h J1ssc 1aGrJs arg o., " ay"J an s,sssj I
f;6,Uu Gesjgn,d and ,nc n, nm trase Of s,r.r1i L'
| sand dOidrS.
Remember hetoP-the side--and lie bottom.
PeScIrAL oEFIcE.
| 2il Broadway, opposite the CITY Hall. New York
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28
Natice

FENhr Hr.l fai4cfs of the Fsrmers Bank Of Orsel
are tef0v nutiGcd ,hs, their annual meeting Cot
ulc choi,c o Df.iors faf tie wear ensuing will he
aoidea q ilrtt Banssug syuse N said orwell o. the
SECOND aceiat H January neat Bs order Of the ID.
Fegtotf. WV. M,rris. Cashier.
Fafnel Bans. Orwell, Dec l0.Isn. 5O52
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28
Poultry.

TRi. y subscriber viii pay cash for good well hued
4 i've Turt"ys ifarIiytrsb AZ his house ia Mendon
between the l0.h nf coH Of d. er,'cr lust.
MIfSSEy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

TIME Probate Coun within and for the district Of
Il Rutland viii hold its sessions during the ensuing
year on the first Monday Of each month a, ii. Halls
ofiicc ia the Count House WIN HALL Judge
Rutland, Dec, 9Th, \. D. lsil 1851
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

W. the snhscfihers, being appointed by tic Hon.
w Probate Court ior tie district of RuuauI, com.
missionefs receive, examine and adjust all oains
and demands Of 90 persons against tic estate OF
JOHN WHITE,
late Of Dandy To said distinct deceased Represented
insolyeni, and also a claims and demands exhibited
In ofiseu ihrtcto, and months from Tie 1T das Of
Nov lss,, beng allowed by said couu icr thar puf-
pose We do therefore hereby give notice that we VIII
auend 10 the business 81 cur said appointment al tie
dwelling house o. Nathan Lsrham 90 Dainty, on
the rs, Tuesday 81 January aro ifd Tuesoa, of Apu
next, from o'clock, uuii. O'Clock, p N on each OF
SAID days
lssc NIcHols. tc,,..... ..
Etu1H Bun. '''''
DANNY Dec q l~4i. so. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

EAF-I. LaEG5- GS.

X EPF constantly GO iI~ut a .T4e assortment OF
IA Poper HHrefgt.
selected IN Albany and Troy, Whiru ~e viii sell at
Albany and Troy wholesale pr ,es, wnh small lor
cent addition 10 pay transportation.
Also,
All kinds OF Paper aud Blank Books, constantly on
hand 3, our ia Mil Village. IS 40
II HENDERSON, * co.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

Cophy ely
EHURCH Music The subscriber Is prepared Ia
" deal arkely in the BOSTON Acadeny, Melodion
and Modern Psalmist Jaues Erersou.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28
LNc-E-E EJSE.
Here they Come.
TAKE I'm WHILE YOU CAN GET I'M

OAAnYards fine Merrimac Sheetings at lie
ZOVO loco y'ds heavy, do. and 10
Cotton Flanncls l2c and all kinds OF domestic goods
equally low, together with splendid assortment OF
Dry Goods. Cro,kery, Glass Ware, Paper langings,
Boots aud Shoes, ali OF which will be sold (for CASH
at your own prices, Those wishing to purchase are
invited 80 call aud examine We viii show YOU our
goods free from charges, and pay for trouble If not
suited II. r. TiRANEA.
Pi,isiord, Dec. 1871. 5052
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

'ame into tie enclosure Of the subscriber on the
~ e6lh November last, two year old Cattle one
aheiieT, dark wine color and The other steer, pale
red and white face The owner is requested TO prove
property, pay charges, and take them away.
TuoMAs e. NEWT1N.
Clarendon, South Flats, Dec :, lsll. 5O52
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

TINE rgcthoidcrs q ilo Bsnk 81 Ru,,ans at.h, r..
BY uouae3 iasi l.s annual mre'iag ioi &c cboi,.
q Directors Will ~ holden a. ;ac1 Banking House be-
RDuani ft srrnnl fUeyday Of January neE;. tting
thp Itt tsy ~ tsII month. uas O'Clock, stef0anu
N. PAGE, Cash.
Rgii4nd, ncecg'cf u. 1851 5tl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-31
TIE NAVY DEPARTMENT

The reports of the Secretaries of War ant
the Navy have been published in the Nationa
Intcllgencer. We regret not having beer
able yet to find room for them. They contain
much information of kind which every reader
must feel an interest in. That of the Secretary
of the Navy in particular, embraces an almost
infinite number OF topics, relating to the navy il
all its aspects,-lts condition, It's deficiencies
the defect of lis code, the want of organization
OF the department, lis need of enlargement, It's
want OF higher grades OF officers, the need of ar
increase of the marine corps, the want Of a na.
val school, and MANY other subects,are all brie f
ly and iudciously considered and great num-
Der of reforms, improvements, and engagements
are recommended.
The present force of the navy is ii ships O.
the line, Of which one is of 100 guns aud the
rest OF II each l. iri,gates of the first class
one of which is rated al ii guns and. the other
Ii at Al, and of the second class rated at &c
guns Is sloops OF war rated at l6 to 20 guns
6 briggs and schooners OF 10 guns each 4 steam
ers 3 store ships : 3 receiving vessels and !
small schooners
The frigaie Brandywiue and soops-of-wal
Fairfield and preble are in the Mediterranean
under command of Conn Morgan. The squad.
ron in the Pacific, when Com. Jones arrives
there, who is expected to sail in the course OF
the next fortnight, will embrace besides that fri
gate the soops- of-war st Louis, Yorktown
Cyanc, and Dale, and schooner Shark, The
squadron on the Brazil station, on the arrival o
the Delaware, "A, which left Hampton Road,
on the LIST of November, will consist of the Del
aware Potomac, Concord, Marion, Decatur, ant
Enterprise, under command of Com, Norris
The West India Squadron, under command o
Com. Wilkinson, consisting of the Macedonian
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-31
@9rlls,ataaD
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 81 ls4l
REPORT OF TIE POSTMASTER
GENERAL.

The annual Report of the Post Master
General represents the finances Of the de-
parlment as in more favorable condition
than they have been for years. The gross
revenue of the year ending on the Both of
June last, amounted to S4,370,2l and the
expenditures to 81, 567 ,23S, making an ex-
cess of exrnnd;.uro Of >IS7 800. The cs-
innate for the current year exhibits a con-
tinucd deficit, wiz
Total amount of revenue derived from posagcs, fines
and all other sources, Si,3S0000
Expense of mail transportation, 3,ll50OO
Commission 10 Postmasters If the rates Of
per centagc remain unchanged, l,0l5000
ship, steamboat and way letters, 200
tone:y, printing, &c 100000
Total estimated expenditure, 100000
Total estimated income, 4,3S0000
Making deficiency of $4,000
The Postmaster General states that he has
endeavored to introduce into the department
the most rigid economy, yet he is of opn-
ion that the expenditure cannot be reduced
within the income without either reducing
the transportation of the mail labor or in
crcasng the revenue. By virtue of authority
granted by the act of 1925, he has adjusted
the commissions Of Deputy Postmastcrs, by
means of which there will be an increase of
revenue OF about one hundred thousand dol
lars. lie alludes TO the subject of reduc-
ton Of the rates of letter postage, but says
he is not prepared, in the present financial
condition of tho department, to urge it, but
he recommends modification to make the
rates correspond with the smaller coins of
the United States. lie also recommends
revision Of the laws regulating newspaper
postage, but does not propose an increase Of
rate on the postage of" newspapers proper"
lie does, however. very properly suggest
discrimination in tho postage of papers Of
unusual size, which over load the mail with
out detraying the expense of carriage.
The following is the amount and cost of
the different modes of mail transportation for
The past year:-On railroads and steam
DUdtS iiiHSS, al tilc SoSh VI s'cco,-
S43; on horse and in sulkics 12,0SS,S
miles, at IA cost of S7Sl ,S07; in stages and
coaches 1901 ,2l3 miles, at the cost of ST.
70l ,635 making an aggregate amount of
annual transportation of 81, 006, 525 miles, lat
the cost of S3,l59,375.
The Postmaster General states tina, en-
barrassments have arisen in making the
contracts with many Of the railroads for
mail transportation, arising from the made
quacy of the compensation offered and the
unwillingness of companies to run at times
fixed by the Department, because they pre-
fer to run at such times as best suit the trav-
cling community. The Postmaster General
has, therefore, in our opinion, adopted ju-
dicous course, in inviting the Presidents Of
the different railroad companies to meet hum
"A, Washington on the first of January, for the
purpose of entering into an arrangement for
the transportation of the mail upon basis
Which shall be Just aud equitable, consider
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-31

ing the nature Of the service to be perform
cd by each company. We hope that his
efforts for satisfactory arrangement will DO
met in liberal and accommodating spirit by
tho officers of the railroad companies, and
that by such an arrangement they will DO
able to infuse into the mail, so far as they
come within the scope of the railroads,
degree OF efficiency and regularity which has
not yet been attained.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-22
5000 Reward.

n UNAWAY from the subscriber, mt-
IL latlo man-slave, named C1ESER; he
is about twenty-eight years old upwards OF
six feet high; has negro hair, which IS usually
long and combed straight jaws long, cheek
bones high, and looks little like an INDIAN
There is d space between his two upper front
teeth his voice coarse. One ear has the APP
pearance of having been pierced for earrings.
and the hole either torn, or has the appeal ance
of having been torn out. do not recollect
whether or not the other ear was pierced
Blu. one ear had very small piece bit of. He
had one or more warts on one hand; arms and
legs long weighs about 10 pounds,and when
standing, his knees are little knocked and
the calves Of his legs stand back more than Is
usual; his feet are very long. | am apprehen-
sive that some person induced him to run away
as he left me during my absence and without
any known cause. Will give reward Of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
apprehension of SAID slave, and the person who
induced him to leave, with prooffurnished SUI
ficient for the conviction of the thief | viii
give FIFTY DOLLARS for the apprehension
of the boy, out of the State and the committing
him to iail,so can get him again.or TWEEN
1Y-FIVE DOLLARS for his apprehension,
and for the committing him to jail within the
State, or for his delivery to me, near Clinton,
Greene county; Ala; and all reasonable ex-
, penses viii be pad.
JAMES c.. COLEMAN.
Clinton Ala, May %, 1841-3w-pfSS 90
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-22
June 16, 1871. pr rs.
SALE

MRY virtue of deed in Trust. execu-
I'D ted to me, as trustee, by Frederick
! Guitar, on the 29th day of December
A. D. 1889, to secure the payment OF a
certain sum of money therein mentioned
10 Alfred Battle, which said deed in trust,
has been duly recorded, in the office OF
the clerk Of the Probate Court of Lownde 2,
County, and State of Mississippi, will wal
sell at public auction, to the highest Dlo
der for Cash, at the door of the Couri
House in the town Of Columbus, IN sale
| Monday the 8oth day Of Asgast' neat
within the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 P. ~
the following described property 10 u
town of Columbus, now occupied as u
residence Of Capt. John Crusoe, and NOR
particularly described as square npm nt:
ed one hundred and thirty, north OF MAJ
Street. - 80
Such title only as is vested IN me :
trustee will be conveyed.
DABNEY LlPSCOMBE,
Truste,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-22
CANDIDATES.

O. We are authorised to announce
Henry Gray, ESQ. as candidate for Dis
trict Attorney of the 9Th Judicial District, No
vember Election.
o. We are authorized to announce
P.B. Slarke as candidate for the State
Senate, at the ensuing November election.
WE are authorised to announce
Richard r. HOSkins as a candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Lowndes County, at our |
next November Election.
| I'VE are authorised to announce
Eli Abbott. as candidate for the Office
of Sheriff, at the ensuing November election.
~WE are authorised to announce
Pryor VI. Grant, as a candidate for re-
election, to the office of sheriff of Lowndes
County.
| GFWE are authorised to announce
!, John ID. Montgomery. as candidate
D for the Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
: Lowndes county at our next election.
GIVE are authorised to announce
Sterling II. Lester, as candidate tor
the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
r. Iowndes County, at the next November cleo
ton.
/ ~ We are authorized tie announce
r. Col w. II SOutIIalI, as candidate for The
n. Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of LoWndS
IS county at our next election.
en- Awe are authorised to announce
g H. DowSimg Jr., as a candidate for the OF
fee of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Lownde
County at the ensuing November election.
Awe are authorized to announce
u William II. PuIIer, as Candidate 10
re- the the office of Clerk of the Probates Cour
re- of Lowndes county, at the next ensuing INC
of vemoer election.
he o. We are authorized to announc
' III Geo. w. WaddeII as candidate for tn
Is Office of Collector at our next ensuing election
zen q We are authorised to announc
ea, Lawson H. XVIIicfOrd as candida
of for the Office of Collector at our next ensun
and election.
zed FWe are authorised to announc
py II. IL. CASTOR, as candidate for Treasur
I INC ofLowndes County. at next Nov. Elecuon.
ate FWe are authorised to announ'
- JuO. N. IulIin as a candidate for re-ele
was ton to the Office of County Treasurer
Lowndes County at our next November elf
YER ton.
ia FWe are authorised to announ
he'd Alfred ThacIler, ESQ. as candidate
wo- Coroner of Lowndes County, at the ensul
Il VI November Election.
was ~ We are authorised to announ
and Greene Hill Esq, as candidate Tor
del office of Mayor ofthe city of Columbus at
the ensuing election.
boat nFWa are authorised to amour
sur Absm. MurdOck esq. as a Candid
' on for the Office of Mayor of the city oil Colunl
Ooi at the ensuing election
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-22
NOTICE.

HNHE meetingsof tbs STOCKTON
STEAMBOAT & WAREHOUSE
COMPANY" is further postponed uutif
the third Monday in July next.
For further particulars, see STOCKTON
Herald, EXTRA" No. 5, or Mr.. A.
THATCHER who is Agent at Columbus
Miss and viii give any information on the
subject that may be desired by
THE COMPANY.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-22

THE GIANT.-Thc great wonder IN town,
at present, is lad of nineteen, who weighs $50
pounds and stands seven feet three inches high.
How tall he will be at the age Of forty, at this
rate, who cantell! He is good nalured spe-
cimen Of humanity, and we were highly pleas
strap over the shoulders 1900 lbs. He has a
sister who can take with ease a barrel Of pork
saw gentleman who is six feet two inches tai
standing beside him. He seemed d pigmy il
stature. The giant went to meeting yesterday
like good citizen. He received quite as mucl
attention as the minister, we thought-Port
land Argus.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-22
SUB TREASURY REPEALED
Astr pAssFp TIE SENATE.

Re il enacted by the Senate and House of
Personalities of the United States of America
i Congress- assembled, That the act, entitled
An act to provide for the collection, safe
.seping, transfer and disbursement ofthe pub
h revenue approved on the fourth day of
Iolv A. ID. one thousand eight hundred and
hrty be, and the same IS hereby repealed =
Provided altcdyS, That for any offences which
nav have been committed against the provIs-
iona ofthe seventeenth section OF the SAID act,
The offenders may be prosecuted and punished
acelrdinq 10 hose provisions, and that all
bonds execute under the provisions OF SAID act
ana an civil rights and liabilities which have
arisen or accrued under said act, and the RENE
dies therefor, shall remain and continue as 1t
aid act had not been repealed; any thing
herein contained TO the contrary notwithstan-
ding; =,
SEC. 2. And be Il further enacted, That u
any officer charged with the safe keeping
transfer, or disbursement ofpublic MONIES, OF
connected with the Post Office Department
rhalconvert TO his cwn use, in any way what
ever. or shall use by way Of investment m any
hind nj property or merchandise, or shall loar
with or without interest any portion OF thu
public moneys entrusted to him for sale-keep
mo. transfer, disbursement or, for any othe
purpose, eyery such act shall be deemed an'
idiudoed 10 be an ENFORCEMENT OF such oil IN.
nd moneys az shall be thus taken, converted
invested, used or loaned, which IS nereo
declared to be a felony and the neglect @
rfsal TO pay over on demand any publ
moneys. in his hands, upon the presenta
6on of a draft. order or warrant draw
uDon him., and signed by the Secretary
M Treasury. or to transfer or disburse an
mchmoneys promptly, according to law, Q
The legal reinforcement Of a superior otncel
shall be prima facie evidence OF such conversio
tohis own use Of SO much ofthe public NOME
as nav be in hands. Any officer or agent
the U. States, and all persons advising
knowingly or willingly participating IN sue
embezzement, upon being convicted there
before any court Of the u. States ct compete
jurisdiction. shall for ever such offence iorlt
and pay to the u. States fine equal 10
amount Of the money embezzled, ana snali s.
ierimprisonment for a term not less than
months nor more than five years.
Ayes-Messrs. Barrow, Bales, bay "a
Berrien, Buchanan, ChOatep Clay OF n
Clayton, Dixon, Kerr, Mangum, Evans, ~
ham, Henderson, Huntingdon, Merrick, MIN
Morehead, Phelps, Porter, Prentiss' Presl'
Rves, Simmons, Smith, Of Indiana, Souths
TaTmage, White, Woodbrlght--cO' -
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Benton Caino
Clay Of Alabama, Fulton, King, Nichols
Pierce, Sewer, Smith, of Conn, iaPPan' !"
ker, Williams, Woodbury., Wright \ DUNG
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-22
For the Southern Argus.

.Reddits omnibus debita citi honorenn.h Onorezi.'
At the solicitation of many persons. we fur
nish the following list, which contains The
names all ofthe regular Doctors OF medicine
in this county. If however, we have omitted
any, who have had the honors of the profses-
sion conferred upon them by any of the STAN
dard Schools of the United States, we are sor-
ry for it, and will respectfully invite all such
persons to leave their names at the Argus Of
fee addressed to us. The list which We vii
now give, includes only such as are practcing
physicians. There are several regular doctors
Of medicine IN the county, who have retired
| from practice.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-22
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I
KEMPER COUNTY. :
CrRcurr CoURr CLERKS OFFICE.
Lewis stovall, Attachment

william KelTar $3.50 90.
THE attachment having been duly
Levied in this case, the defendant
is hereby notified of the tendency of this
suit. and that unless he shall appear on or
before the fourth Monday in October next
at the Court House in the town of Deka!b
put in special bail, and plead or dumur,
judgement will be rendered against him,
and the property attached sold to satisfy
plaintiffs demands.
The above is true copy from the MIN
utes of our court In the above cause.
Attest LEWIS STOVALL,
Clerk