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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
,r,ur CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

4 THE WORLD tt-CONANr, go Grand street, has
now ON hand of The latest Spring fashion, excellent
81 cents ON each h,t from toflu aver prices Also superior
srcr n Fur ai for S.; equal any ~od in the city for
- 81 and s. The public are rt'pccuulp n'aeu " ''"
A rood a.,,rtu,rnt of Bows Hat aus C,ps on hand
La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
4 PICTURES ON Practical Chemistry.

4 Pharmacy. and ToSic0ogv--Docior "HilAhtk
posc> 10 commence Course OF Practical Lectures on lh'
sh,e uamtd important subjects hls office. 80 toi>'o
re.t ON Monday ucNt NAV 10th II needless to state ut
.culahle advantages which thorough knowledge OF
ihe. es OF science MI give, not only Ia every stu
ent of nvacrc and druggists but also 10 students ri
Law H. eciue To commence al 10 O'Clock 4 NJ and TO
h. cennu.d every day the ho,, uni, the lsi Of
Aueu,t Ferns. for the whole Course. $40 tsyl5 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

AxorHrR AFFRAy.-We learn that blow wa'
given by George pincr, on the body OF Berry Hill,
IN Walker county, TIA, few day. since, which
re,nltcd in the death of Hill on Monday night last
Ii seems they were both ut Il log rolling and com
ncnced testing with each other in friendship VINE"
Hil proving too much in that line for ms ant"sp-
MIST. received blow ON the kead with hahd'
.n;ke which terminated his earthly existence IN Il
few DAYS Chattanooga Nua') VA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
!; AIDES & GENTLEMENS' NEW

IBOoT AND SHOE STORE, 255 Greenwich,
street., corner of Rohln,Hn street = Yer "a
Chill iren. Cater Boots and shoes, 0t The latest iNe' s"1
IN every varcty-cuod rist-rasi ans workin1nsh p 40,
prices cores ouding v 90 the time 49,,
- ~ -, ,e,--,. myi4-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
NlIAlKS Cn\lRS l-Thc Suhscrbcr

Y = hason band a argc supply o. Char, 81 all hnds,
which be- ~ % ,rl cheap iof cash. The chars ~"
f,lowin, of-e. Inl~,r Char, e., Scroll Top Maple ls.
ri,-rye Gi,can Top, AMI B,ur'ters ls, Grecan Flush
seat H. Box ssa best quality SO Best 1hneday, haii
French frons -. r-leh d' from Soto sa> good
"a, can be- bought or = the city, Mahogany cane box
sel-a artciefr,m = 20 - 30 amt AT Others 20 pro
portion. 80
large ~ ply of Venetian ndow 81 mis- for sale equally
low Those VITO about purchasing The above ARTICLES
viii .sr,r tlci. interest by aug al e factory and store
of g. q Cotton. Il Catharire-,t. al I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
DRryNFR & BROTHERS. Importers

of Watches and Clocks, No joii Roadway, nav on
hand I,ryr assortment oi hne gold and silver "aehr''
Which they " Nd sell very low cah. Wholesale ana fcl
Every description oi Watches, Clocks and Jr"tN ca'e
rep.ir,a ADV warranted. NIh iit'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
b SPECIAL Appointment
Joseph GIILOTf, Pen Manufacturer

~ TO TIE EEN.-CAt TloN-Ihe .n chara
Ter of these Per has nlr.i the attempt. on ta rafto
I,reputahle makers lopractce aud not pn -ls
Mr. Gli.u but sso upon the p1hfc. An INTERIOR if ce'
bearing The Oh >resf Eamr thus, g Hot, orlung TIE inni
L now 10 te HIarsst Il readily 81 d-ece1 10y Is
unn.cl APPEARANCE and The very common style N "-ch
ii put up. -,
Oh-rve the genuine Pens are are all marked 10 iul-
Jo.eph 6 otrs Pat-ut or Joseph elliott, warranied
,ud tiat each eros. fac smile OF b. snstIr-
The above my hc bal, wholesale, OF HENRY Jt->nP
;,f5 fv n tohn-sireri corner ~ G. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
-,RENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER

HANGINGS anil Ber'srs. ag sic cheap n iHe 1 il-
ted >tate. Psner HfugG- lnt BautBoN warehouse %
,,ral .re, near R-pstsvav Nes-York. Rooms plTtrvd
IN tie urafe,t nauue-. JOSHUA BROWN, % Canal i
isii I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
HREENWICH POTTERY. pol Eish-

NJ teer;k street between Ninth and Tenth AFennrs-i
establishment the only oftte kns nti o'y ~
the llr-c, In the Stale the subscriber respectfully lnoi
The public that h- manufactures ,nd Offers Tor sale on u'
reasonabs terms. tie following article VIZ -,
Pos Oven Tile Chrunev. Puts. stove Lmngs Banchhs-
Pss. Firc-Brck Gr-euIlou.s Tie. >tsVr Tube, Ar
y B.-Cbrmical and Druggist War 10 ofner ~ N'"e'
mls I'm WASHINGTON SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

i.oNGEvIrr.-MadIna IViRgGte, OF Strathan'
widow Of the Hon. Paine Wineate, has commen-
ccd the second century. She was born May lst'
I7.2. On Monday. May ,, she received company,
appc,r.d cheerful during the afternoon, took tea
with her y.i,ors. and seemed 10 receive pleasure
from ,h.r society Us well as afford qualification to
har friend. ENetcr NcNs hVlIOI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
NO BLACK and Whitesmrh. iron Rail

and Carriage Makes. ScTo 1t the Old c,tii ~
ed smiths shop reeentv occupied hv Nr james Z le'
man corner OF Fast Broadway and Gouvernrur stree
~. location !. good m ans mecnau cal business, benz hra
the junction OF DIVISION and 6rani-''frtt' ara az by,
had wanted. 49, - -.,4..
~ -, Narret myl6 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
no SASU-MAKERS. Painters and Gla-

l zie-, and other,.-To Let. frame Buid.ls IN u.t
r.,r al No IS Lldlowsireei, between Grand anh
streets. with an Icc-house under we'll suited i'T any %
mechanical bushes, requiring pabl 'inaon yot' m
tss ~ a. 1919 ,,, - ~ t;rapI.tr.et myl6 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
CnEMlCAL on LtilPs.

- q
CnEluCAL on. PUR-!NG FL iD.-Tif sub-
.crirr you'd Iuvtr is lienrns no public to DE- stock
of' GRfFNOl GH~ PAT ENT Lamps which Nom iLer
beauty and superior qulle, destined 10 supessse 81
Oihe., Haw .a %. The OI whiDs j. banned 10 ihru -
chemical preparation, very cfsn l u, pruredr- ana gFes
% ysry h0iiagl and ecD.r5ncs gilt The Burning FHii
p1Tfahi. light, free rom ai .As snfi ~ sf'-se s4
will n-iler so stain. Common Lamp, can b. altered
al fri-ns ,.t ls'us- burn Tie iud. Tie subscriber =
kindly permitted refer sme ~ sur most respectable
t-ui.i-s. VIC usrH, inr mt c'r.
j. q. HOOKER. 47f Broadway.
=. B-Th-re s 10 da0e-ro explosion m crte' or al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
& co. POO Pearl-st. Boot and

GALE \ co, 26U PearI-st. boOl dHu'
NJ Shoe Dealers invite Country Merchant, ana o'isls
,o,r.I anal examne tL,r large assortment. MAY De nae
al,o Al the s.me place, sTRAw GOODS, VII Ladies>
>ifaw Tuscan, Mo1ena, Arren'e aud VARSITY 81 -.
,o F,n Ua,, togrib.r with l.rge assortment Of heh
and Bo,>s PALM LEAF opd LEGHOkN HaIS-ai so's
low or city acceptance by the case or soIeh
ms Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
MILITARY GOODS below cost, at

WI "a Maiden Iau--The subscriber having rel nqu IN
81 The military bushes, and removed hs good, iros ~
Broadway To 81 Maiden Lane no" otr' To o. ~ ,-.t'
ace, Buttons Pumes Muskets, RTe', &c &c helo cost
L or. ma ng uniforms officers equlppnc ihenNes' "
VI. HINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
~ AVTFDIvNFDIlrELY-Twcn
ANTID.-Implovers arc respect

w rsivc -i-lsi1 v'-A a. ',e Arfcl towr~ n.. 10
ing and 20 carr. Also. good Gamer. Inquire %
". o. Chrv-fe street ma ln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
ArEW YOKk Dying and PRINTING ksta.
vREAT SALE or BOOTS. Shoes.

II AL Bmgon. S,law Bonne,.. Palm LAT Goods, s..
30 Pad - 90 .f@r. fI purchaser who W.h 10 buy
-5esu f- c,.l are invited 10 cali er examine ih stock Ut
NV s1i fresh .o,. WI H. roa Off 81 without
=. ,-reat barrSgs ~ SAM 81 DANIELS,
I'M Pe. rl-sf. no "a 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
.OI-R AND A HALF POUNDS of

Il baked Bread at the old stand, - Lu.lo" street
three doors from the corner OF Gandsreet reI""'ci
zen> ii the quality not equal % any AMI A. lar.e :.
advertised don't buy .i u equal quality, AMI ~ mich
superior in size 10 bnv decidedly 10 Your nrrl
A., Crarkrr, sNpece PER pound, Cakr, Pr aud Ku>a-
az i'm. " G. HOLMES, ~ Ludio~-'L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
NEW BOOK-Writing. of Rev. Will

liam Bradford Ilomcn, late Pastor OF The '9nsIega A.
ly Fd,ar Park Bartlett Professor M the And-Ntr ne
i ~ IA - ' " DAYTON 4 NEWMAN,
Tic al \aS>au.strcet, corner OF Fulton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
DnYS, Climbing ,-Chidrcns Clothine

very large as~ortment-Ncy good Qualty-very
'',,'t;.n 1. Ho,t 4 Co Ne. ~ Bowcry, would respect
olv n,ors their patrons snt the public generally that
try have again mas extensive preparations Tor tn
rns ,nd ,pmn,-r trade aus have ON hand much
b-ysr a,.,r,s.cut o Bows and Chiircns Ciothns than
,b-y ever before have had The Pablo are invited 10 call
NJ. 'A'iI'"' ,,,N-h SIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

Or. Principles of True Organization Of Society
ORR EVILS Arr so-itL, NOT rotlIict AND POLITICAL
0'N sFyoRMs CANNOT REMEDY THEM.
7rTI, ,9,orhip n this column distract fol tiqt If
RI, T,i5eft dsGr,s etle-s yostPsid Il 4. BsIsLANs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
DOLLED GERMAN sILvER.---JAS.

IL O. MOFFFTT. ~ Pnn~s-streei, near Wooster
x,gf part iy cal 49, attention u Hardrsr@ Da,er.
Mamma tlcr, 20 hs 1perOf article ~ Gersau iser,
a. ID e OfI. Tor sale sho~ssie an retail OF al luck.
nesses AMI equal u any, either Fore gn ~ Do
aeslc .of q o< eaa ssltLesL &r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
~ ssOLE no. 3E5


WY, FRO I,.,-,r,a C,,,,.n, of \
i. ~ tiN inN'. INV y '''' l""- va ave-
IL Y-OE-. -. . Ws.-t-ir'rr. f.a,.. '-, .r
o1-Is-e as t-raa Dwelling fli'-s' ,'0i's .' .-r re-
a. favorable isr,., a., any o,.. - o'l,-.
DIRECTORS.
J'a- A.. e. P.m,1ry, FG. l,s.
rr...s rr.fr. p. Toms Fnl.Ar, Co. .-iis,
Russell >...h1>. J. j. VI kal-u.ae, l,al. T. fnu,
Chester C.I-A w. b. t-rr.-lt. Y VI h.''hNra,
l. =. HOLMAN. Nm. \. ?. Pea'r, C. W ''L
n. ~ H, " l.. NfT,a. Jls Jameson
r. Peg III Ma'e-. Joshua J.lt>.
, ". H1pr'en. Jr0. Van B0,Acrck. a, ooh.
Il.n1'. Anthony, Ddltl T.. f--' " 10 d. ~
CHARLES TOWN 4.'"-.-ai-
HFN.Y ilrr. >.rr-t4fF-
a. SIN NcrAEp 7. DtNN, Slr' N'-.
gz.tfI- f.nt, o., ~ u ~. t4ARf
VII NV -Nt'' i.''-t NM T. ~
rnF-ta9" =. .'f'' picr M . "II 81. l
'"HiI' t'i --i" OF Dr. insurance - ii's s' . .'--
49, ~ ..a .aI giraI' NV .s,.la.
OlNtt 80
hor~>' 1fr Htvers, Na.'f .ttr, - nv -. e.
}. fI.' is flrr i. n '.su Ir-. %, MeiN nltNs
f.h. Mrw-1r. l.. ~, N nt u w.
Joseph X. Narslrl tas-fug &. Fucker ''n L14-x
D-,.f Lee. Sc g. .. B. fr % 1nn d :,
Caleb %. n .ed liam W. TOD I. r.. 20 ..sh'
=. lrr a. Thompson IL nAN hNN' ir'.'. y,
LEFfs PH-ttif, >e'-eta-y. 90
SEGEFR-o\ INSIR NNCF, ;'oino,ux.
- No. = "a-,'-ee'. c,rt-r Of llnno'rl-''ae' u.
g. na.. a..' p .'., 1-l...', .'' -, ..
'a li'..H-'' 60 y 'l-,.'l - - "a. '.r.
-, ,- a., ',,o.,, .,. =, ....- ei;..
''' ,.t.,, ,,ar,,.-
,.. - nj. c. q, r.. r,r, T. u.--.-r
lt'f' " t'.'T, '.' - 'NN' - u.s.
t'tn'' W 30 f-l' DOS .e1r' s'o'lr'1 'l't
Ef' 2 r. - tf-.l .fati, r -t-ef ..'I -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
CLOCK DEALERS, look at this AT
Entrance 7. Bowery. old sgn OF the Golden Clock,
III 2m Overlooking Chatham square
DEALE'S odd Curiosity Shop" No.

n VF. III = - VTN Z U.IV-IIN I'TUIf lNVs
A 1924 Bro1dway. = few door. above Grand street
where has ale. Birds either mounted or in skins An
ma, go: Shells VI nera L>ecr, Autquiiic', lndap 'ui-
osf.~ work. Ill subjects ~ Natural Science, "npe
cab Na.raog1al AMI Con6hoiog cal Cab ues FOSSILS, Co
raj, and Fancy Articles. Shell NoIh, Fancy Gass Nofh,
Crate Aprons, Frame Paper of superior quality and ~"
patefn.. Live C,rarfs
pAGG FKREOTrF APPARATUS cheaper by 20 per
tl~ CITY Lenses dlTay. on hand and ground
order Person, taught the ari of taking kerescs bs ur
Dagu~freotyur on moderate terms.
DAGG ERREONPE PORTRAITS nkcn in a vary
short space rl time 20 RE moderate price ~ -
Pr n-r, u-l Anlun. .iLl.I D. IInIal =, lie. mYl2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
me PRICE STORE--lt is generally

" Known that some >ior--kecper> a,k double the price
lr article : worth therc0rs any person wishing 10 pur
rha.c good cheap clothing rely being shed with
articles the following srces Goats At Sl2, cloth Jack
"a, & 81 10 a.. cloth pants - p 81 50; salnet pant,
- = ~ g. ~ j COG>wElt.. 1854 Chaihan-.t AL I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
uTORk ON AsSOCIATION.-sO.


- "reminiscences OF the Last FLY lear>5 an od "a
vel.r2 vols lsmo colored clOth-tOr SAFE ~ ,h'
Prk Row Library sale, Ro.m Depot for standard M'.e
lancou, Classical ans School Books, Paper bans po"A
New Publications, &c. H. l. ID ApA iIo,.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

three gentlemen or small fin.y can ne acclihm.-
= ied with Bond an4 lrrc or small Rooms pleasantly ,t-
isied Al e. Hcary street, Terms reasonable kt't.l,e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

~ Tie new Mail Contract. for Michigan have
h.on made at a saving IF sj5, 900 from the former
contracts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

x The American and Franklin Hotels at
Cleveland Ohio-the former the most popular III
IN. place and deseryedy, as we happen to kno"
have become Temperance Houses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
OOARDING.-Roard can BIZ bad In a

New England fasI y. wih p'ra.aat roou.. being TWO
lor, and two room, above Tie >smt reasonable terms
Al No u iIerry nie door above tarn'L being me most
plea ant .fuat n BROOKLYN. Flr part tuars inquire a
,,nve flj In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
NO SINGLE GENTLEMEN.-An ell

.ran suite of rooms ho Obtained together or .epa-
4lv ,.f or rnlrn,.ii. with or win 'lt uaari h
private family. at W rs wa.le street Also an upper
,ii,,,, ~, ,-o,.r,f, flr... apps rN
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21

ters their brothers. All fear of ridicule
was forgotten !; conviction had overcome
every other consideration the head and
the heart were for the first time, perhaps
for many years. found in harmony. and
men did the bidding of their consciences
as in the days of Paul and his associates.
Eren tie landlord shed tears.
need not describe my interview with
Carleton that night. We both stayed at the
same house, occupied the same rooom,and
except slight tinge of melancholy, |
found him the same noble spirited fellow
be was al our meeting twenty years be-
fore. On the following morning we par
ted, he to labor elsewhere in the great
cause to which he was doyoting every
thought, and | to pursue tiresome jour
ney over The almost interminable hills OF
Berkshire.
On my return / could not resist the
temptation to take NJ. in my way. though
some 20 mile out of nv direct route. [
found Mrs. Carleton as described 10 me
by her husband on the night Of our unex-
pected meeting at -. She was all
life and animation. Her soft blue eyes
had regained their wonted lustre, and the
rich glow on her cheeks. little mellow
ed by time and sorrow, indicated that all
was now right both within and without.
They had returned to The indenlical house
formerly occupied by them; and their
once beautiful boy, just now on the verge
of manhood, was busy at work in his fath
er's shop. Their happiness was complete
And now, gentle reader, we will take
leave of William Carleton, the Reformed
Drunkard, adding only. that the true orr
gnal of the foregoing tale is now in ONE
Of the middle states, laboring with unboun
deG success in the great cause to which
providence has signally called him.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21
For Tie Vermont Teleeranh.

The Rutland County Anti-SIavery Society,
By previous notice. held their first annual
meeting at the Town House, Piltsford Cor
ners, Sept. IL, 1912, the President, J. w.
Hale, in the chair. The meeting being
called to order,
Voted TO read the proceedings Of the So
ciety at their meeting for organization, July
4, l841; also the Constitution Of Us Soci-
ETY., and the names which were appended
thereto.
Voted TO raise a committee of five to
nominate officers for The year ensuing, and
M. Townsend, DIR. Ewing, S. Getting, JOS.
NJ. Kelley, and J. w. Warner, jr were ap-
pointed that Committee.
The Committee reported, aud the follow
ing officers were appointed for the ensuing
year:
]. w. HALE, President
JonN IDE,
S. WILLIAMS, 5 Tice President.
A. THOMPSON,
J. Dixie,
S. CoTTING, Rec Secretary
Q. S. MURRAY, Cor. Secretary.
B. f. BLANCHARD, Treasurer.
R. r. Thrall, S. Mears, w. C. Denison.
M. Townsend, L. Sheldon, G. Graves, S.
Gilbert, Erecutire Committee.
On motion Of DR.. Ewing,
Z Voted that the above proceedings be pub
lished in the Vermont Telegraph.
Meeting closed with prayer by NJ. Towns
end.
Voted to dissolve the meeting.
J. W. HALE, President.
s. CoTTlNo, Secretary.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21

Thank the friend who offered the following for
the Telegraph. II is more than welcome.
For the Vermont Telegraph.
FOURTH OF JULY.
King Philip.-The yearly course that brings this
day about,
Shall never see it but holy day.
COi:stanee. rather turn this day out of the
. Us day of sliorAa. oppression perjury
ShGt.-ht:es John, Act III, Scene l.
We have again witnessed The rrjUirinse
on this old um-soaked, powder-smoked,
and, may adj, Iie-choked anniversary,
our great national Sabbath ,-rhe day of
patriotism and punch, religion and rum,
lies and lectures and lounging. The
morning-light is ushered in by the ring
ing of bells. as hollow as the hearts of
those who thus rejoice, and foretaste of
the sound and fury oratory which is TO
follow. Then comes the thunder of the
cannon, like the pretensions of our politi-
clans, all noise-ending in smoke. The
sun rises. the spirit moves. patriotism wax.
es warm and wine wakes plenty; boys
shout, squibs crack, guns rattle. bells ring.
cannons thunder, drums beat, and banners
| fy.-while the hurrah of "older boys"
taAd pArhars The Old Ray h:n.eUtfJ rises
above The din of martial music and blends
s,0eetly with the mingled war of glory 10
l. Sol c.roei tho 10 of hta holtt IN
cense rises up and blends with the cloud
that comes from off the altar.
Spirits of '76! how are We honored
then, and how many at the close of this
day are led by the sparat TO kneel adoring-
ly above your graves, SO devout or drunk
that they can neither stand or 60 dust
TO dust" says the Preacher, as he sprink-
les the dust in the grave ofthe departed, -
Spirit to spirit" says the Patrio., as he
pours down the spirit to bis fathers spirits
All who can make display of national
pride, that beggarly Boosting called pat
riolism, all disorderly and weak minded
boys who cannot relish the posoderless re-
joicings Of Cold Water Army,-and all
brace men whose corporeal bodies are ca
pable of the greatest amount of steam pres
ure-all crowd together, from the half
civilized brandy guzz!er to the "gentle-
men of property and standing" -to shake
the letters OF their own bondage TO corrup-
tion-wiih heir harsh d;scord TO attend
the praise of !" Freedoms Martyrs
And even woman too, whose sphere is
found by clerical astronomers to be the
"kitchen." with an orbit extending only
to the parlor. Yes. woman, all unfit as
she is for the rough detail OF moral strife
goes there, and joins that throng ofsots
ard debauchees.- -" all honorable men,
and listens 10 the tale of bulchery, the
praise of rapine-and the high glory of
murder. All perfectly proper there to
listen to the approving recital of the deeds
of strife, when the rivers ran thick with
Ihumanl blood, and The rocks were slipery
with mingled gore and brains.-yes. for
the ministers prayed over il to the Col of
battles. Mars and called it holy war.
What if she hear there how the hoof ofthe
warehouse trod out liUe hearts-and ranks
on ranks were overthrow. and friend and
foe were sealed together with their own
freezing blood it was all right. for
Washington went into the woods 10
lpray' AYE and came out to prey too.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21
| Yours, for truth and decency,
! One OF THE PEOPLE.

HE Peoples ADVOCATE, circulated
IN TINS State. Is a Vermont edition of the
Emancipator, published in Boston, more
than three fourths Of the mater in both pa.
pers, with the exception OF the. Tickets in
he Advocate, being the same. Tho pub.
lished 10 Bosom, it purports to be edited
and Published at Montpelier. This is a
kind of triekery which we are uot disap~
pointed at seeing in a political party, but
We are sorry 10 see one bearing the title
Of Congregational minister engaged in
it. We refer. Of course, to the Rev. Mr..
ST. Clair, the political anti-sfavery Lee
lurer, now in the State. and which EN-.
ployment is, in our apprehension, dis,
grace 10 The denomination TO which he
pfefessedly belonges.
We refer not 10 his being an autis&r-
~ Lecturer, lut to his being a po1iAca!
Lecturer. Such an employment is, in
our apprehension, utterly Inconsistent with
the duties of a Christian minister; andlt
being the first instance which has appear
ed among US, we hope that the churches
and ministers Of our denomination will
treat j, as It deserves. This we doubt not
they will do when the matter is fully un.
derstood.
Mr.. ST. Clair, we understand is accus,
toned TO solicit the use OF Congregations
pulpi:s on the Sabbath, for the purpose OF
preaching a regular sermon, and having
obtained the ear of The people in this way
gives. as third service, a lecture on
slavery. During the week he attends aud
addresses political Conventions, aud other,
wise prosecutes his business as pOLttgca!
antl-slavery Lecturer. How far this is a
step toward uniting " Church and State,
and what must be the tendency of such
course in relation to the Sabbath and tbe
spiritual Interests of congregation, We
hope will be carefully considered.
10 these remarks, we do not design to
say anything against the party, the intel,
ests of which Mr.. st. Clair is engaged 10
promoting nor do we object to his beng
politician, if he chooses to be one; 0OI
We do object to bis appearing before oal
congregations, on one part of the SabDalh
as Congregational minister, and on ah
other part and on The rest of the WEEKS
q political Lecturer. The Apostles woa'u
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 81, 1842.

y The Editor is absent while this pa
per goes to press.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21

Thank the friend who offered the following for
the Telegraph II is more than welcome.
III
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21
FOURTH OF JULY.

King Philip.-The yearly course that brings this
day about
Shall never see it but holy day.
Coisstanee.-Nay rather turn this day out of the
week,
us day ofsllunaa, oppres sion. perjury.
Saak.-hiisss John, Act III, Scene T.
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