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New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

q Among the many remedies constantly brous lit be-
fora The public relief for dyspepsia indigestion,
has never fallen to our lot TO notice any thing clna 20
Scbrng's Restorative Cordial. We nave Il from good
authority derived from The personal experience oseycral
individual, who had lnbored under dyspepsia for au-
bir Of years that ole bottle relieved all the unplea
saut symptoms, md that three effected perfect Is
operation upon the system, At the time that
most pleasant and grateful cordial. lis implies,
combines the ads onal quality Of ecvatlng tie spirits
and thus rendering the Invalid contcn,cd ard happy.
Sold ut 1872 FulIcn-street. i2O2t
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20
state of The no,n cs,ie or Country na,..,

TsarsdGy, P "
Tie weather continues mild aud our barber IS =, -.
from ice it's hc moslh Of July. Marketing ., ;,
mos ain= continues &c in, and the ,rpp,, -,
very bouuau. Daring TIE week lot OF $50 doz.c s,.
EGGS troa Virginia purcha4cd the Fulton Ma,
se i: the OF ebou, 20 per tczcn Aao5., i,
of & barrels troIi rhaJeIrhis ere sold in tss Wa,
Market same rate, and n barrel. FROM perp,
yania prices which could uotlearn Eggs pu, !o,,
in lsle or wa, are called Lime Eggs are sehu. ,.,.
II per dozen. CrGabe,rss not,cry pIen. ,rI
rec; ready sale IS 80 per barrel Pca,ry still p.p,v
and uucouimoaly fnc Carrots sell from Is cent. 81
ceats per 100 There arc good many in mark. ara
they axe vc7y fire. HchOry .Ens, abundaG, beyops :,
precedent; ; ceus 5u>hc is much as can be o..
;aae Tor .,=u. Ia, year this time they bous, 5, 50
ChesnnS 81 ora bu>he; retail for 10 cents quart
.3ieci Ealu:s 81. cents ou>lcl. Retail Tor 80 ces;s
TIE Nc,.y0,k en-: Eric R.lrosd Company cOn,irue,
= 90 good gA;ng business en- the snail .cccr Of
{he!r road which IS completed We noticed IN their
freight Is, for the week 10 tons IRON New jersey 81
,idc Lea,he5 - dozen Splnt Brocn. 32llb, NUS ls!
Scoops, besids, any rlanuty OF Poultry, Apples Sass
l,sS Eu;tcr, Cheese &C. Tic Ncw-Yorkcrs are jastbe
ginning .owake up. High timc, truly. hen the Bcsoa.
ian, aud Philadch aEs runrlrc CT with aarge pcr.
uonoi thc. trsc II city lie. still for five year. lOry
err rsa estate will down 50 per cent while IN Boston
aud Philadelphia il viii go M 50 per cent Still are
told that ;c persons hoag tho largest amount CT p,o.
petty Gciag tho least for h road. VIC Informed
thc other day thai john Jabob As,er he'd subscribed r
100000 Of the stock, and that Stephen Wsitney also bad
taken abou, $5oO0o. We 90 NOT KNOW whether thsn.
port re tGo uo; bg II true, both these scncHen,t b.
The completion Of this roads will DO benefited IL hes
property 10 twice the amount Of the sums above rane
anl III, tee il they shoud never reaizson' cent ifoa
tIr S.nrL
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE
At THE CLIMAX,

149 FnIton-Street and IL AnnSfrses
Thu, says the Editor Of the Panss:-
"FREg READING RooM.-Withoutd doubt one Of the ben
ard one the convenient places in the city 10 g.
Their The new. Of the day the Claax Eating Houp
No Il running through Fulton street, al
this well conducted and popular establishment there az
twenty marble tables, with eadlHg journal on eso
table representing every State in the Union thus s'
and srasgcrs have the opportunity Of taking tae
coffee, &c and reading the a;e,, papers from all paAo
the the table. 1t strikes that TINS q
raageIcn. IS superior TO anything attempted IL "
CITY. ant nave doub, will prove great teal:ti
this extensively pa,ronzed house of releshmen CrGS
he management Of gcntlemaniy proprietor the u
max, pleased learn, rapidly increasing ID r.
t.oaage ard popular favor and doubt not will conuA
to receive lis fil share Of public support. Step IN
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

BowERy AMPn.TnEATRE.- This popular place ofrcsorl
appears to be nightly increasing in p.bc favor With
talented company Of over thirty Ene ana female per
formers, and The zplsndid stud Of horses in the world,
the managers nightly produce novelties unrrecctcnt-
cd in their ling. Io-agE, change of performance takes
rlacc. There will h- day performance here Saturday
afIc mex
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

~ BEALs's HAIR RESTORATIVE is applied without
Charge until the hair is restored. For sale price 81 and
49, the proprotors Office, 81 Ccdastrcc, Ladies
procure the article the Ladies' Depository i32 Bread
way James lngols, = Bsggs Square, Utica .I.; c. w.
& \. A. Simmons, Of Pine and Fou-;!; streets,
Phil2GclDh
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

4 Proceedings in Eankruptcy.--Ra es
nud regulations IN Bankruptcy, established By the
Circuit ard District Courts OF the Uacd States, IN
Guiding Tables Practical Forms &c. &c. JUST published
and for sale By JOHN :. VOORHEES,, Lag Bookseller
=jl93t- (2) Corner OF Nassau and Cedar SIS
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures of schools, families and
Children sill be pleased 20 learn that the rdlaa Warriors
and Others give splendid pcrfa.an here Saturday
afternoon The manager deals literally with teach
crs an their rup Great improvements daily being
rlat,. here,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20
O'MALLEY In THE FIELD AGAIN
two Beautiful Pictures.

Ms THE NEW WORLD Of this week, Saturday,
January ~, will possess extraordinary interest, sns
every body should purchase copy, who desires
World OF amusement and instruction.
CONTENTS FOR JANUARY ~, lsi.
l. OUR MESS, by tho author of Ch.HLE' oMAilt'
the frs, chapters Of this new Military Romance coa'
mencing with
"JACk IINTON, TILE GuARDSMAh
II. BRANTz MAYERs LETTERS FROM ME-
ICO the first OF the series which Will possess sre'
attraction. giving an account Of TIE VOYAGE Ouf
III. MARY TUDOR OR THE PASSIONS, coz
,inuation OF this powerful novel, by Edmund Flass
Esq, author Of Beatrice" sc.
". LAPLAND VILLAGE IN THE FISSURES u
THE ICE-an elegant Engraving, with an ih'sis"
ing description.
v RIVER AND PLAIN OF JORDAN, with a ~
pcrb illustration.
VI. SUGGESTIONS FOR LEGAL REFORM, AZ
original article great ability, for the consideration
OF Lawyers and the People.
VII STATE DEBTS, AND PUBLIC IMPROVE.
MENTs, an editorial article which should be read.
VIII SCRAP BOOK; News from China; Congresseas!
Summary The Exploring Expedition; Musica! aAa
Literary Criticisms and great variety OF domeAH
Intelligence OF interes, vii! be found in the conma
Of the World
u Terms, 81 year, Ct cents single a new volalft
Of the Quarto commenced Jan. a good time for new
subscribers begin The 3D. Vol. tQuarol containing
the whole Of Charles OAIalley be furnished to nc"
subscribers.
& The frs: number Of Every Yourns GAzsr1r
new periodical for the young published and fer
sale Terms, s. year Office 80 Ann street
WINCHESTER Publisher
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

VINO WANTS WHisKsRs?-- certain young gentleman
Am street, Ono namcs has fac whkcrs although not
II years old from using Jones Oil of Coral Circas
SIN Sold at s2-,rind the number, e2-Chithnm 81.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

- There is no mistake the remedy which
throws the Doctors ali In the shade By curing cough. and
colds OF every variety. Ask for red Hygiene iore
hound Candy OF 3. F. Howe; 1872 Broadway corner Of
E:n-y url
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

4 YONG gent, friend OF ours, whose faccor the
last months has been repuisivc with pi!npes ana
bio;ches ha. clear healthy compeSlcnby using
JoEcs'S Indian Balm sold 80 Chatham street; mark The
number 81 This trcckles tan &c Ladies try IL
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20
FOB ONE 1IONTEH ONLY:
y Terms reduced from Ten 10
II II 4 Id ILL A KA.

ACADEMY, 2ol BROADWAY, opposite Wssnirs@'
Hall
Nj GOLDSMITH. the American UnrvaIIed Pspnsa'
pledges himset to mpas; the Ladies and Gsnnen, n
Of New-York and Brooklyn his much admired eys'e-s
Mercantile and Epis,olary
WRITING,
or return the money at ,se xpra,ou of tho lesson"
Mr.. 6. has obtained the
First Premium r..,i
three successive years for the best specimens oil
Writing exhibited a, the Fairs OF the American iHs"
Rooms open during the Day and Evening.
The Ladies viii meet daily frons IL to O'CLOCK
Opinions .! the Press.
Ma Cor notwithstanding FROM what we have ss sI Il.
mus, pronouace hiai 10 be unriva!cd ia the ose w.
pen. oos''l '.-I,, ,,,nss
Nh Col ssaIrH-He i. we say unhedtatDgly '''
accoinPA''he' % TNswYork Evening sisci..
New York, Jan. Is, 1882.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20


MISstsslPal.-The new Legislature OF this State
assembled at jackson. on the Sd inst. Gen. Jesse
Speight OF Lowadss Co. (Long II Congress frorn
North Carolsa) was chosen Presidea: Of the SEN
ate OF tha ninth ballot, and 5. r. Adams Jas
per. Secretary on the tweaty-second ballot.
tie House, Gel Robert W.=Ro5erts OF Scott Co.
was chosen Speaker. having . Yates on the first
ballot: and YIN. NJ Say;hof Claiborne Clerk on the
second ballot. having IS votes to So for Charles
II Price. All ;3s successful candidates. we need
s.a,a 5,,.Focos and. =. favor Of Re-
-,,,;;a.ior
C.o..o-,o- N,yr,,.s Nf..=.-az,,os ,!,I;.ared or
~ +,I,w:,-.l.v T,;sd5.l,oro., a,-.iva and IN
e,orv respect cti,rsc,er;sri. GIFT vie;a= author
The Constitution oc The SAFE press!v provides
Inn. he Legislature shaI,irec By law in what,
:, c=n,,s .,;.. .,,,, bo ,-o,,, :,
So, T.,r,-..,,...-, :. ,o29
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

II For TIE Commencement OF the T-!a:o Coli as
reported epresslT 10. TIE Tribune, see Fiss; Page
Z 70. lie Yeas ard Mars II lie House on tie Ee
peal OF re Eankysp: Law STATE Legislature, Letter
rom Ear7i sburga Poet-, Lie-a-7 Notices, SC see
Las; Page.
uFo News b. his mornings southe-,. Mail
see Third page
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

NV Mus.c.-' sc Jou,neyed over at,,y
Lands, words By {. Smith, Music BY G. rsvlo:
haS ius, been published By YIN. Hsrn, % y,.
.ai,-,,rp.t
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

II Tho Packet ship Gladiator, for London,
will sail Oh Friday, the 2lsi last. at - O'Clock.
Passengers will please DC on board the steamer Her
culc., foo, o. Maiden Lane. a, that hour.
Lccr-Bsgs will close tae Mc7cha2:s' Exchange and
Hzlc'S Ne~s-roon at Ii O'Clock. 20
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

u We advise those who wish 10 purchase Heads OF
Hair TO call upon Mr.. a. c. Barry, li6 Broadway the
only individual who initiate natsrc On that depart
IA TIL. country.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20
From he American Gszctle.

New York Jan. lS, 1912.
DR.. Shermans office n6 Nassau street, the ONLY
ono he hn. in this city. Agents pc. advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20
THE T RIBU N E.
NEW-YoRK. THURSDAY. JANUARY 20.

Dosros LAapSEz's Lectures l., II 10. !6 Il
aud Is Of the Wscky Tribune. co1:a.2 tr 81, ih oa
a and 9th Lectures OF his fist Series ard ae Whole OF
the Second Series few copies of eithe OF ihc above
papers NAV be had ct this oies Price s: cents cacA.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

These Will only coutirzn him in MS errors, and p..
My The evils thsy propose TO su6vert. Blu. lie, i.
appca! be made 70 the nobsr qualities Q; hi. 80,
-,oiAe heroic, The scifdcaying, the self.sacrsc,-
Tor the good Q; other<-and the appeal ~il ra,s5.
be in vain.
Mr.. 3. will deliver hi. Third Lecture mex, T,..
day evening at Clinton HaH Is subjcc; Will ).
Influence Q. Property CT the Progress OF Civil,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

Nix. BRAHAM,-Org trends at Hartford will
see, By aa advertisement in another column, tina;
Mr. B.aham will give Concert in that city this
evening
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

70 TIE RAISGRs give a Concert a, the Stpy-
vesant Institute this evening AID VIC trust will
greet a wide circle of gratitied listeners. Their
rare and highly cultivated capacities cannot fail TO
delight The lovers OF Vocal and Instrumental Har-
mony See programme on the next page.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

u Ghnpman:s Razor sarop is decidedly the
Jest kSown Tor Sharpening dali Racer, and after
,-ping il in perfect ordc. Try IT. I02 William!
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20


the :lodestly requested
Dr. Sherman: ,..#...-,- ......,.,.., III,
severe pam III the@head. My friend Observing that /
cs, lively my than usual cnc OF the
ladies asked why vas so dali and unECClablc Told
her that had severe aGocle End felt quite unwe!l-
A. the ladies' always frs. scotEe pains and to
press thai- hands aecouaely the feTcred brow,
yua will not he asonished when inform you iEtt they
brought the healing balm celebrated Headache Lo1
enges, which after usin. o. them. the pains left me
and was entirely cared. This send YOU las Slight
tribute the wonderful efficacy OF your invaluable med
cine, anl from this time will never be ":thoutit
CHARLES 49,
New.Ynrh Jan. L. 1912.
DR.. Shermans office is at n6 Nassau street, the only
he ha. in this city. Agents per advertisement.
--zo---
From he American Gazette.
e Among the many remedies constantly brought be-
fors the public relief for dyspepsia irdigeson it
has fallen 10 10! notice any thing cJm4l 20
Sebrng's Restorative Cordial. We nave Il from good
authority derived from the persona experience
individual, who had lnbored under dyspepsia for
bir Of years that one bottle relieved all the unpea
sau SYMPTOMS md that three effected perfect It's
operation the system, time that
most pleasant and ginicfu! cordial lis implies
combines the ads .ona quality Of eicvanp tie spirits
and thus rendering the msaJ! conea,cd ard happy.
Sold ut 1872 FulIcn-street. j202t
BowERy AMPn,TnsATRE.-1 This popular place ofrcsort
appears to be nightly increasing il pnb,C favor nh
talented company Of over thirty Hlnc ana female per
the managers nightly produce unrrecctent
cd in their line change OF performance takes
Eacc.lhert WIZ W cay performance mere OF saturday
afternoon next.
,a. ,,,.--.,, p<S'';--1-oc-.hao,. .,,,;,;a..-,
ciihreu sill be pleased learn that the :cdlaa Warriors
anu otaers give sPhuia icic oE .o"dtc!
afternoon nextZIic manager deals literally with teach
an their rupI!s. Great Improvements are daily being
made here.
,-----1'--.,,.r oao,;o, u.;,.o,,
mil rho hal, i restored For a nr;cc Il aud
49, al the proprioto Office 81 Cedar can
procure the article the Ladies' Depository. i39 Bread!
way James lngols, Bags Square Utica, '9@i' c. w
&, y A Simmons, corner OF Fac ana Fourth streets.
---zaas.---
WhoNAHTs WHISPERS a certain young sehuslia.
~ All! street ono namcs !as nae i1slTs Il NO.
over years old from usiEg Jones on OF Coral Clrcis
sis Sold at s2--,rind the number, ea-Chlthnm st.
-A-,--- =,
a yohEe gent a iilcnu u oo.' mHJ'e VIZ
PA thou.hs "ts oeI tpa t ,s;n
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

lG Andrew Barclay, Esq. has been elected
Mayor pro ten. of Allegheny City, opposite Pitts
burgh, Pa where there was q tie between the two
highest candidates st the popular election
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

NORTH CARoLIyA-The Loco-Foco Conven-
ton consummated its elaboration, by nominatin.
Lotus D. HENRY of Fayetteville for Governor
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

James Suydam. resides at the corner of Grand
and Forsyth sirec,s-kceps variety storc-never
either of the partics-saw statements con.
corning the matter ana thinks he might have ex-
pressed opinion concerning it. Indeed he thinks
he does not stand Indifferent. Set aside
Adjourned Is ! o'clock
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Citizen. OF Ne~-fosk N
iaro. of extending Of residence IL this Country
required OF Foreigners before adopting them as Citizens
requested 10 aiend Public hecung Tals EvtSs'c
al Military Hail. SO Bowery, al !. O'Clock
20 Il r 2. DucE, Sse'ry.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

To TIE AFFLIc.so.-A positive preventive from The
falling on OF the Hair or to restore i, ii fIen ot.
positive warranted all rheumatism Of any
kind.
a certain and positive for the Piles
A NARRATED cure Tor all Burns ard Sere-.
A positive cure for Sal: Rheun, and
SUE Dye for the hair without touching the san. All
In ba had warranted. at II Maiden lane.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

Thomas Wiaship Peter Farchd Charles Hun
ter, William L. Conney, Henry Ha!ienbec2k G.
c. Heba-d. Jacob Seabold, William -Fordun
Richard (, A1o,,n.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-06

Expulsion Of Mr.. Giddimgs from the
House Of Reprtsentatioes.-We say the
expulsion of Mr.. Giedings-for the GEN.
sure OF the House, which has been cast
upon him. IS to be regarded in no other
itght; and, In resigning his seat, and ap-
peaEIng from ruffian majority to his own
constituents for the rectitude of his con-
duct ne has done precisely what every
upright man would have done in similar
circumstances. There can be no doubt
that he will De returned by an overwheIm-
Ing ut ought to be~by an unanimous vote,
to the confusion and disgsace of his profit
gate censors.
The New York Evening Post nobIv
remarks Mr.. GiGdings does we'll in re-
signing, and appealing to his constituents.
We hope they will send him back by a
unanimous vote. If we lived among
them, we would lay aside all party prefer
ences, to vindicate the rights which have
been so arbitrarily wrested from their rep
resentalive'
The vote 10 cerfsure was as follows -
Free States, (whigs,) I; Do. democrats
80! Slave States, (whigs,) So; do. (dem-
ocrats,) 40; Tyler men, 2. Total l25.
Not to censurc-Free States, (whigs,) So
| do. (democrats,)7! Slave States, (whigs)
2; do. (democrats,) O.! Tyler men,
Total 60.
The resolutions which Mr.. Giddings
presented to the House, and for which he
was censured, cannot be controverted. and
are based upon selfevident truths.-Li6s1
Gt0T.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-06
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

The DECREASE OF THE PRECIoUs
METALS is attributed, according TO the
Journal of Commerce, great y to the want
of quicksilver, without which silver can
not be extracted from the ore. The only
mines of quicksilver in the world are In
Spain and Germany, and the latter being
owned by Mr.. Rothschiid, he has combln-
ed with the Spanish government 10 raise
the price of it from $40 quintal TO Sl2o
Formerly. while quicksilver was offered
at a cheap rate. the mines in America
produced annually 63, 100000 OF hard dol
lars. But thousands of tons of silver ore
are now dug out of the mines and thrown
aside because they will not afford a profit
at the present price ofquicksilver. Roths-
child, derives haifa million benettannuaily
from his quicksilver mines.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-06

heformers can not make the discrimina-
tlon which others do between the sinner
and his acts. e. they do not perceive how
IL Is that stareholding can be an elaborate
and complicated system of the most enor-
nous SINS, and vet shareholders be at the
same time good Christians!
Reformers can not see how it is so much
verse thing to expose and rebuke sin.
than 1t is to commit the same sin = how i;
IS that the sinners should be kept in Chris
tan fellowship and ELECTION, and those who
expose and rebuke them be rcpulsed and
held up 10 odium and reproach. H.. -.
Reformers do not discriminate as others
do between sinner in robes and sinner
in rags - they do not see how purity and
holiness are promoted by repelling the poor
and uninAuential, en- the least suspicion of
anything wrong, and at the same time TAX
ing into The church and covering up under
the cloke of religion, looseness of character
and laxuess of morals in those who are
wealthy and influential.
I WillLhe Doctors of Divinity, or some Of
those who look up to them more than they
do to Christ, help US 10 discriminate
properly, so that we can understand these
matters
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-06
DISCRIMINATION"

The popular religious guides and teachers
Of The present day find fault with reformers
for not discriminating PROPERLY e. not
discriminating as they do.
Reformers do not discriminate as they do
between iniquity framed BY law, and mi
guilty committed on individual responsible
ity.
Reformers can not see why nation COM
bining together and binding complication
Of sins together as with cart rope, and
dealing in fraud and oppression al whole.
sale BY law, removes responsibility or sin
fuiuess from the individuals WHO compose
the nation.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-06
NOT L1cENTIoUsN

LIRRRALITY, NOT LICENTIoUsNEss.
There are those who do not discriminate
roperly between liberaIity and lcentious-
hess in certain things. Take the matter oil
freedom Of discussion, Of debate, or Of con-
urversy, in public prints. Some seem 10
link that 10 open a paper to free discussion
to open il to ererything, good, bad, and
Indifferent. | do not so view it. My own
Aumble opinion is, that that paper Is most
ueful which is widest open TO everything
required By Truth, Righteousness, and
Christian Fidelity.
Again There are those who appear TO
link that il place is given to anything on
're side in controversy, place must OIL
Ourse and Of necessity, be given 10 erery'
hing which can be said on the other side,
'ad more tool. e. more than touches or
Concerns the point in controversy. Such
ne not confined within the bounds of lib
'alilY-..tbey 60 beyond and are licenlious
These remarks have been called forth by
aTecent occurrence. An individual called
@ne with piece which he pretended 10
link was reply 10 certain statements that
ad been made in the Telegraph. 'oiu
AMI had no objection 10 polishing several
parts Of his communication---includlng eve
F'hng that could possibly be construed as
~Oching the point in controversy but lha'
aere were parts Of il which, 10 my esiima'
O0O, were scurrilous aud scandalous, at the
Ans time they did gross violence TO truth
'Dd Justice, and did not pertain 10 the POM
controversy. These parts could NOT Oe
''nltied Liberality did not require i. De
~eey forbade il. He would not hare any par
ro''shed without the whole--fsom which
manifest that what he sought cnien'
,1 gel up cry Of iIliberalily agalns
Telegraph. He well knew his owl
.ness, on the poiLt at issue---so wiz
~ ne could possibly say 10 any way
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-06
LETTER FROM BROTHER corr1nn

NOILANDJ ndICn oil, lO4Z.
MY Brother Mdtray;--
| think the Baptist church in Morristown
have done very nobly indeed. Their preamble
and resolutions are well expressed, and do great
credit to the head and heart Of that church, and
OF those who framed them, sincerely could
wish that every Baptist church in ermont would
go and do likewise. l can not endure for mo-
ment the cIdndestine manner in which the new
paper, the Baptist Journal, is being got up. The
silence, the dign;fed az silence observed tow
ards the Telegraph, is mole reprehensible than
open rebuke. Had the doors of that enterprise,
lay or clerical, spoken out in tones of thunder
against the course you have pursued in conduct
ing the Telegraph, their course would have been
far less reprehensible. They profess 10 be "chl-
dren of light" Let them then "walk as chill
dren of light" ard not of darkness. Let them
tell their readers, specifically in their next sheet,
wherein you have erred from the truth, and at
what points they mean to reprove YOU In a
word, as said the Indian chief, let them tell us
where the enemy keep, and that is all we shall
want to know"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-06

bearing on the point, he coupled what he
knew would be rejected, because he knew
il ought to be, choosing rather 10 have the
benefit Of crying iIiberali,y, than of appear
ing with anything and every thing truth and
justice would allow him TO exhibit ..:... .
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-06

A PLACE WHERE THE TRUTH CAN BE TOLD.
Somewhere in Vermont not long since, would
would not drop the Telegraph and take the
Journal. Because said the Deacon, 4" l want
place somewhere in the world ,Ohere truth can
be tOId"i ......
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-06

"THE DE1sr's OBJECTIONS TO CHR1sT1ANI-
TY."-An article under this head, to be found on
the first page, written by ]. A. Spear, is COM
mended to the attention these professors of
religion who hold that some of the most import
ant rules of conduct left by Christ for his follow
ers are not adapted to the wants of society!