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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-14

residence In these dart realms Of Moaarnnedan dss-
poti'm have seen nothing in the shape OF oppres.
sion to equal, and scarcely TO bear a comparison
with, the rigors and denominations OF that, under
which millions Of immoral beings are a, this mo-
ment grooming, in our own Christian, Pro<.faaf
Republican Arneyioa.
We're the natives Of this country to know the ey-
ten, and the enormties ofslavery in America, how
pointedly would they spply to ss the cutting pro-
verb, Physician heal thwsslf.' May they soon know
this evil to the story Of b. removal,
eau never think of the land Of my kindred, but
with the feelings Of the pario, Jew, in his exile
Babylon. III forget thee, o Jerusalem, &c. In
proportion to my attachpe-t TO America. however,
is my soliciude Tor s honor aud. is .sisiy-s-hsss
this 'monstrous offspring and curse OF SIM unpsr-
alleled in enormi,y in all Chrisendom, il not in the
whole world, continues to be praciised and ,olerat-
ed. And ] am often constrained with another 10
exclam America mus sink Slavery, (aud tina, soou)
or slavery will sink America
How long shall the highest hope Of universal free
dom, and tho dearest interests Of holy religion
be Jeopardissd, by the apathy Of the friends Of man.
and the servants OF God Ia our country this mo-
mentous subject, Neither the Christians nor the
statesmen Of America need be told, that tho nations
OF civilized Europe are gazing and kissing and
irownng upon the denominations OF her domestic
slavery. And wha, is far more fearful tina, right
eous God has been too long provoked by it, to be
expected, much longer to withhold the walls Of his
indignation. May that God who is nerci(M as well
as just, avert the calamtes which slavery seems
threatening speedily to bring upon favored Ameri
ca. With my whole heart, bio those God speed,
who are praying and toling to removs this mighty
evil and avert those fearful calamies. And |
would pledge them the only humble cooperation
can offer, my fervent, unceasing prayers. Their
cause is the cause Of G cd and, however weak and
fallible may be the instrument engaged 10 it, the
TRUTH IS mighty and 1t wW prevail.
Nor can help believing that the day is no, dis
tan,, when good people in America, much they
are now divided, will be of one heart and one mind
on this momentous subject. 1t does appear to me
that an evil so appalling in magnitude and in gull
as American Slavery, mourning, as it does the re
buke OF the world, and provoking. as il must, the
frowns OF heaven, cannot, when fairly spread out TO
view, in the light Of the present day, much Longer
find advocates, or spologists, or neutrals, among
American Christians, or American patriots.
| Excuse the extreme haste in which have penn
ed this leiter-my pressing missionary labors com
pei me to write thus, not at all-whils beg t.
remain, Very respectfully and most truly Yours,
Jusr,s pEKxINs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-14
500 REASONS WHY LAND SHOULD
llE INpnntEn


More can be cultivated with the same hands, be-
cause titled with less hard labor
Briefs and shrubs disappear and grasses sn-
pear
Cattle damage the land and grass less, because
they do no, have ,c tramp 80 great space To hN
themselves
Less land required les. fencing.
Less tro,linV after cows and horses
LESS work nj the smiths shop.
Power whips worn out
Stronger teams
More manure aud less seed for H.
A stimulus 20 action
protection against winters froa and summers
heat
A good example TO children and nolghbors,
Keeps of Sherifs and buzzards
Stops emigration
Produces money Tor books and time for reading
Also school houses and churcho,
Produces time TO travel, TO lecture on economy
and preach the gospel.
Produces sociabllty and hospitality.
Makes a paradise OF barren, plenty out OF pov.
er,y, blessing out OF a curse
The barn is filled, the dairy is filled. the purse
is filled, and the soul is filled with gratitude.
1.-THE reader will reflect no will discover that
The number Of good reasons why the farmer
should improve his land, is almos, ii,numcrable
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-14

A CHoIck loafers were leaning agnins.
the ratings of the triangular piece Of ground,
which forms the park in the Five Points
"Jim what is you ,hinkn' on slcularly7"
Why, Bill, was ihinkin' as how whether III
go and jine the temperance socieiy-get drunk
and appy-or steal something What does you
advise me "
why, yon can't jine no temperance society un-
less you be drunk at the time--you can't &c, drunk
unless you steal, cause you han got the brads-
now, is il right to do bad thing that good may
loller it or not; just answer tina, will youT
"Oh don't bother me, Bill hahn, no phil.
osopher. Come along"
Within an hour they robbed man Of his wateh h.
In another hour they were both drunk and Apply,
and in the Course Of the night found themselves IN
the tombs, with prospec, Of joining the Sing
Sing Temperance Society for few years, like
the Irish pOiunieer, forced into the service
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-14

RECLAIMED MEADows-The productive quail
ity of reclaimed meadows with proper manage.
ment is very durable. We saw, a short time ago,
a meadow on which there was fnccrop Of grass.
1t had been reclaimed over since the commence.
ment of the revolutionary war, and had produced
good crops since, with n top-dressing ncca-
sionally The owner was then engaged in ditch.
ing, and when he heard the news OF the frs, bat.
tie he left dtching for the defence Of his country
declaring that he would dig no moro ill no knew
who would own the soil-Boa Cuit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-14

POISONED. At Cazenovia, in this county,
Wednesday last, child of Mr.. Jesse Everett,
aged about nineteen months, was poisoned by cat
ing some twenty percussion caps, from box Of
them given j, to play with. The child died IN
about four hours afterwards Dr. Eldridge went
out but on his arrival the child was dead As a
large number Of death. have occurred from the
same cause, parents and others cannot be too care.
full Percussion caps are extremely poisonous -
almoa as fatal perhaps, a, so much arsenic. --Chi-
sago Express
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-14

Beauty is never so lovely and attractive as
when il is hidden beneath the veil Of retiring mod.
esty The mos, beautiful flower Of the garden,
that mos, attracts and charms the senses, never APP
pears 50 lovely as when il is beheld sweetly peep
ing from the midst of its curtains Of green leaves
which serves partially to proisc, from the sun
and elements, which render it. charms doubly in.
teresiing and beautiful
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-14

Hope is like popular beside The river--node.
mined by that which feeds tor ike butterfly
crushed BY being caught--or, like a FOX chase, n
which the pleasure is IN the pusui--or like re-
yenge which is generrlly converted into disap-
poinimeni or remorse, as soon as accomplished
or like a willo' the.wisp, in running ater which,
through pools and poddies, you are no, likely to
catch anything a cold.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-14

My good woman sad the evangelist, as he Of
fered her tract, have you got the gospel here 2
No, sr, we haini,' replied the Old crane, but
they've got awluly down in New Orleans
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-14

A school-boy, coming one day TO tina, eslsbra-
ed line Of Pope, "a liule learning is dangerous
thing read ia linle larger is dangerous
thing Very good
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-14

Groeih Of BEfaio--The CARTE says one
hundred and ffy dwellings and stores are gong
no 10 ,ha, city one half Of which are substantial
brick buildings.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-14
the HER "A l. ID.
rub,i.hod every Thursday r1orning.
Tsaas-PtR yrAR.

L, ,iagiy, on rosf,, al ihe 'Sbserrbers door IS
Irlireroa ~ peeLsgss. taken at HE cbtce, $3.50
Nv NAL si.5u
% months credit % cents added y, mol then pad
Dei,SsTed BY me Village Garner, $500.
Moiio--for e-crvbody Encourage Your own
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-13
Stop the Murder er.
$50 REWARD,

A cOlOred man by the name of Math-
ew Potter, calls himself Mathew DOnsl-
son sometimes, coOlly and deliberately
committed murder on the person Of Rob,
ert Hudson, on the 2Sd inst. in Eagle
township Brown co. The said Potter is
tall, spare made man, knOck.need, long
legged. about thirty.6ye or six years Of
age, about six feet two or three inches
high, high forehead and smiling cOun>
tenance walks little stoop shOuldered
and swinging as he goes, q few grey
hairs on his head, tolerable full eyes, he
knows how to read, speaks proper end
deliberAtely,a man Of good sense, has q
scar on one Of his cheeks, perhaps his
left, two upper teeth out, one on each
side, complexion dark brown brunette
The above reward will be given TO any
person or persons for the apprehension Of
the said Potter IN any jsil or prison, that
may get him. JUDITH HUDSON.
May 90, Is43. .g
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-13

To BEAUTIFY the CoUNTRY-W'
have received from A. Bergen, Esq,
paper on this subject, in which he ur'
ReS the proPriety and utility Of deCora
ting our farms. grounds, sc. with trees
shrubbsFy and flowers, as contributing
both TO pleasure end health. We regre
that pfess Of matter this month, pre-.
vents our giving more than the closing
paragraph:
Il say then, that any msn who iS bless
ed with comfortable dwelling and few
acres Of land, can do much to embel>
lish his home, without intruding much on
his daily business and with very little sx-
Psnse. Trees he may get out Ofthe for.
est, or raise fruit trees from the Seed
Shrubberry and flowers, he can multiply
from : few sprouts, and seeds; besides,
II he has family growing around him,
how much more will they be attached
to, aud love their home. Let no man
therefore say, he cannot do this or that;
but merely let him try, and he will soon
End that he can accomplish wOnders.'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-13

A sailor once went to see a juggler
exhibit his tricks, there happened to be
quantity ofguDpOwder in the apartment
underneath, which took FIRE and blew up
the house. The sailor was thrown into
the garden behind, where he fell without
being hurt. He stretched out his arms
aad legs, got up, shook himself, rubbed
his eyes, and cried out-conceiving what
had happened to be only part Of the per-
formance, and perfectly willing TO 60
through the whole-'WeIl, wonder what
the fellow intends to do
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-13
sherman's Camphor or Head
ache T,0ZenpeR. -s

Give immediate relief In Nervous or sick Head
ache, paIpitiaton Of the heart, towness OF splr-
it's, desponpency, inAammatory orputrid sore
throat, bowel or summer complaint, faInting
oppressions or a sense oil sinking of the chest
cholic, spasms, cramps ofthe stomach or bowels
hyste ricaI affections and all nervous diseases,
drowsines through the day and weakeiuness at
night: cholera or cholera morbus, dlarhea, las
situde, or a sense of fatigue. Persons travet-
ling or atten nding to large parties, viii hnd tho
lozenges really reviving, andimparting the buoy.
ancy of youth--used after dissipation, they viii
restore the tone of thesystem, generally, and
remove all unpleasant symptoms arising from
toe free living.
Joseph B. Nones, Esq, Vice President of th'
Washington Marine Insurance Company, hal
suffered, for years with nervous headache, tina
nothing would relieve till no used these Lozen
Res, which removed II entirely In hfteen min
utes.
Dr., G. Hunter, l0e Sixth Av., has bsensub
iect to violent attacks of headache, SO as
make him almest blind for two or thre
hours at time. Nothing ever afforded him an
relief ill he tried these Lozenges, andthe
cur4d him in a few minutes.
VIII, Attree, Esq, of the New York Heral
has used them far the last year for thehead
ache or lassitude, and always found immediat
Dr.. A. o. Castle, lO4 Sixth Av., has use
them repeatedly and never knew them t
fail.
A fresh supply Of this valuable Medicine Jul
received md for sale by D. J. Stewart, GeOrg,
town, & Murphy, Ridgway & Co., Ripley, [
NI.P25 cents per box
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-13
DIR. PETERS VEGETABLE
ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,

Are the most unrivaled remedy ever discover
cd by the ingenuity Of man. They are sove.
reign cure Tor tho following complaints: Yel-
low and Bilious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dyt-
peps4a, Group, Liver Complaint, Sick Head
ache, Jaundice, Asthma, Dropsy, Rheuma Iism,
Enlargement of the Spleen, Piles, Collie, Fe.
male Obstruc tions, Heartburn, ,Furred Tongue,
Nausea, Distentions of the Stomach and Bow.
els, Incipient DiarrhOea, Flatulence, Habitual
Costiveness, Loss of Appetite, Blotched or sal
low Complexion, and in all cases of Torpol
of the Bowels, where Cathartic or an Appe-
rient is needed.
They are exceedingly mild In their OPERATION
producing neitheir Nausea, Gripping moi Debil.
iv. They are extensively used and commen-
ded by PRACTISING PHYSICIANS, in all
parts OF the Union, from whom any quantity Of
Certificates of their value can be obtained.
hFDr. ]. G Smith, of Woodstock, Va
says-"They are a better pill than can mate.''
He recommends them TO all.
The Agent at Strasburg, Va, says, he sup.
plies families for thirty miles around with Pc
ter's Pills, and they perform SUCH remarkable
cures that they are preferred toevery othel
medicine.
Mrs. E. Ward, of New York, was uoubleC
with Dyspepsia and LivefCOmplaint for is year
and BY using these valuable Pills a short time
she was completely restored.
Miss Clark, daughter Of Col Clark was affiic'
ted with Irregularities and Distractions, at
tended with most distressing symptoms. She wat
curad by using Dr. Peter's Pills.
Hon. =. D.Davis was afflicted with Rheuna
tism SO as to be unable TO dress himself Thre.
boxes Peters P.Is entirely cured him. q
But why multiply testimonials? Wesay 4
all, TRY DR.. PETERS VEGETABLE
PILLS, and we " i'll guarantee that afterward
you win use them in Preference 70 all 9th
ers /.
A freeh supply of these valuabls Medicines
just received and for sale by u. j. Stewart
Georgetown, and Murphy, Ridgway & Co
Ripley, O. They may be found at most of thu
principal stores Throughout the State Of ohio.
G. r. Thomas Go. l47 Main Street, Gin
cinnati, General Agents for the Western coun
trv ts8W @&
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-13

will whig impudence ceaSei Did not the |
feds cafry the State Of Ohio BY @O,OOO
Of a majority in IS40I And SIM 'ne
Reflector talks about 'LOcoiOcO mlsrule
for The lsst few yeasr The editor oi
that paper must certainly count very
largely upon the gullibiliIy Of bis read
arr. or he never would venture such
ridiculous speech. Did not Gov. Shan
non when he withdrew, in 1910, TO make
room for Corwin, Kelly g. Co. leave
Ohio Stocks in good demand At fair prI.
ces9 Immediately cn the accession OF
whiRgery 10 place and power, did not
Ohio stocks begin to 60 dswn--uniili
finally, last summer, they were hawksd
about, by the whig Fund Commissioners
At fifty cents on the dollar, and consid
cred a drug even at that price. Die
not Ohio credit continue to languish, will
little or no improvement, until last Ds
cember, when democracy again assumed
tho reinS Of government Since tha
time oul state stocks have continued Il
improve, and now they are selling Tor 80
Yet, with oil these facts staring him iul
in the face, and, withal, fresh in the re
collection Of. his readers, this editor ha
, the consummaie impudence,not to say
rascaIity, to come out and openly charg
/. the despisaLlS management Of his ow
!, political friends 10 the democratic part!
q In the eyes Of honorable men, sheep ste'
. specially if tho depredator was a
4 hunpered-Would be considered less at
: horrent than this kind Of pitiful uttsmI
"a TO pervert and misstats facts. If the cd
d itor Of the Reflector can add strength
= his party, or renown to himself as aWr
Ia tor, BY such course, be is entirely we
al come to the vantage.-NOr,OaM Erper
N meHt,
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opERATIoNs.--Ds. SnITn

II ENTAIL OPERATIoNS.--Drs. iSMITH
| DKEowLToN are daily useing new remedy
which positively cures the Tooth Ache in few
moments, and also effectually destroys the nerve
in few hours, without pain, after which oy a
process peculiar to themselves, the teeth may be
plugged and rendered useful fora number of years
No charge will be made unless entirely success
fuI. m H
They are also enabled to destroy the nerves
in front teeth. and insert artificial substitutes
Without any pain VhGteUer.
TEETH. dlscolored by decay, viii bo restored
aud preserved by filling, Single teeth, teeth In
sections and whole sets will be inserted, war
ranted not to change in form or color, and to
answer many Of the purposes cfths natural or
gans.
The following gentlemen having had the REM
edy applied, may be referred 10;
Prof. H. SMITH, Of Marietta, Col. r. q.
MITCHELL, A. M. SEARLE, ]. D. TAYLoRs Ed
itor Of the Daily Times, and DR.. EDDY.
- Their Ofics 10 on the northwest corner
Of Fourth and Walnut. aNtisa
N. B.--PersOns suffering with the tooth-ache
will receive attention atIany hour Of the day Of
Aights
lrrone Of the above named ssntlsnsn
will visit GOcTgstown onse wise yseE. K
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-13


rRrHsFRrPED Pre-" OUTDoNn.-"n
he Cane Ann Stage inf" inquired TWO
~@ntIamen Of the bar keeper ofa Hotel "
nr,rmoulh. ayes Sir," was the reply
aTwo back seats inside, !" said one Of the
gentlemen, and they both lefl the room
ina moment aflsr 4 single gentleman
came in. "The Cape Ann stage int" in
uulred he. "Yes sir" said the barkeeP.
er, zone back seat inside" respond cd
the gentleman, and went into the back
room. Ia this way several entered, some
engaging back seats inside, some two or
three took front seats inside, and one
man took an outside seat.
Iremarked to the bar keeper thai
there was great deal Oftravsl on the
Cape Ana route, observing at The same
time, that il was q little strange thai
passengers should prefer a stage to The
rail road; besides, how do you ind 80
many back ssats3 -.
The bar keeper looked shy, put hi
6nde, on his nose, and winked,. wa
aIitle suspicious before, but at this ma
nouvre knew there was mystery, and
determined to find it out, commences
questioning him. He looked wise, twis
ted himself little, and said, "then 20
don't know the secret" "No," said
''but have a great curiosity to do so."-
A gentleman entered, overheard the laI
of the conversation, and coming up
me said, "Frisnd, I'll let you into Ii
secret: but before can do II you mu
engage a seat" avery WE'LL" said L.
Hewent up 10 the bar, snquired Of n
what seat wouldIt take l replied, that Il
atage was pretty we'll filled inside, Their
fore l would prefer an outside. v
went into the next room, where sever
were drinking, and sat down. soc
after a waiter came in, bearing a glO
ofbrandy and water, and one Of lem o.
ade. The mystery waa solved, the 8
cret brought to light, and was astonIS
cd.
So many back seats inside we're so m
ny glasses Of brandy and water strong
The liont seats inside were so many glu
ses Of gin and sugar. The two outsi'
seats we're lemenade, one Of which l "
fortunate enough to choose.
Soon after this discovery, the trav'
on that route began to fail. The CO
water folks breks it up entirely y.-BO
ton EmGRcipGEOr.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-13

EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF STEALING -
The most extraordinary case Of stealing,
Of which we have ever heard, took place
al the expense Of q sheriff in GeOrgia.-
Nathan Green, who was condemned to
be hung for the murder Of his son, some
time ago, broke jail, and Ondeavored to
make bis escape. The Sheriff thought
by watching certain place one night,
he might Tecaplure his prisoner. He acr
cordinQIy went TO the point OF Suspici on,
lied his horse OF a convenient distance,
and quietly took his stand, where he
waited until he despaired of gaining any
information. But while he was thus en-.
gagged, Green succeeded in stealing the
Sheril's blanket from under the saddle,
where the horse was tied, and went
some distance, where it is said, he made
. comfortable nap, having rolled himself
up in the blanket. He wGs afterwards re-
captured in Hall county, and sent back,
escaped again, and was again TstakeN by
the guard, And was then reSpited by
the Governor. The jail being considered
insufficient, the inferior Court ordered
the sheriff 10 convey him 10 GAINESVILLE
jail. In dOlng which, Green succeeded
in stealing the sheriff's pocket hook, and
letter he was carrying TO Dr.. Banks Of
GAINESVILLE ;suPpOSing the latter to be the
sheriff7s mittimus, il Is said he chewed
il TO psices. This last transaction was
done in the day time.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-13
Remoxal-New Store.

TVhe undersigned has ramoved his
Il store into the large new brick belong.
ing to A. McClain, where he is opening
a large and we'll selected lot OF otgoods Of
all descriptions. Upwards of 1000 yds.
brown cotton at prices varying from 8 to
9 cts per yard: 1000 yards calico from
a ftp 10 25; 1000 yards pant stuff for
sum 6ler; 1900 lbs. coffee at a bit per
Id; 200 set Of cups and saucers; 200 sci
plates from 25 cts. to IS. Nails, window
glass, patent hinges, wood screws, bed
screws, glass Knobs &c. &c. All oI
which will be sold for CASH or the fol
lowing named produce. Tow Linnen
Flax Linnen, Feathers, Bacon, Corn and
Oats.
L. NOWLAND.
Russleylls, June 9th, te4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-13

Too TRUE.-The celsbrated John
Randolph. on visit to afemale friend,
found her surrounded with her seamsIres.
sss, making up a quantity Of clothing,
"What work have you on handa"-O,
sir, l am preparing this clothing 10 send
to the poor Greeks" On taking leave,
at the steps ofihe mansion, he saw some
Of her servants 10 need Of the very cloth
ing which their tender hearted mistress
was sending abroad He exclaimed
!" madam, madam, the GrteksGrs at yOG'
door,"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-13
HONOR BRIGHT IN A HORSE
TRADE.


On Thursday last, a stranger entere'
the shop of Mr.. P, baker, Of th
place. and said-"I suppose, Mr.. p, yOl
don't recOllect me-"
Mr.. P.-I do not remember you sir.
Stranger-Don't you remember sell
ing me horse fourteen years ago, and
taking my note foritS
Mr.. P.-I remember the transaction,
and that The note was never paid; but
do not remember you.
Srsnger-Well, I'm the man. Since
then, fortune has been up and down with
me, and down and up; aud I'm able 10
pay you, and interest. lie the only thing
] owe in these pats. It's lag dOllars,as
! reckon il, at compound interest, and
here it iS-( Counting out that sum in
bills and specie
Mr.. P. (taking up the mODey)-Are
you one Of these Millerites that believe
the world is coming to an end, sirS
Siranger.--No, Lam not Millerite,
and don't believe that the world is com.
ing TO an end; but tits time that 1t should
come to an end, if people don't do as |
have done, they are able.
The stranger then withdrew, leaving
Mr.. 2. in Plate Of Wonderment. After
ne came 10 himself, the first remark that
Mr.. ?. made, was "I'llbet the whole sum
he is democrat. - Boston Post.