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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-17

devoted TO THE INVESTIGATION
lJOF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY, embracing
Cephoogy. PhrenoIogy, Pathology, Physiogno-
my, Psy sociology, Neurology, Electricity, GalVan-
ism, Magnetism, Light, Caloric, Life,
BYLA ROY SUNDERLAND.
The design of this populpr and interesting work
is the investigation Of ali the laws which appetain
10 Human life, and which are concerned ia the
production Of those states of the mind, called
Somnambnlism, Insanity. Dreaming Second
Sight, SomnIpathy, Trance, Ciarvoyance, and
various other Mental Phenomena, which have
hitherto remained shrouded in mystery.
Its pages are enriched with Essays nd Com
munications, detailing facts, illustrating the sci
enee of Cepho!ogy which teaches the influences
aud suscentihiiitles Of the human Brain, and the
method of controlling its separate organs by
Pathetisn; together with such information may
assist in the most successful application Of this
wonderful agent to Diagnosis-the delneatlon of
Cbardcter-and the - -..=:-
-. Relief Of Human Suffering,
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-17

copied and added 10 as il suited the COPPER,
thus error could be multiplied and called
truth.
Until printing began there was nothing
fixed, and when printing did begin it fixed
up the errors that had been given forth.
AS men fell, books or records fell. and
in this state we have men and books now"
|. P. G.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-17
N o L &c E.
Temperance Notices.

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ings as follows:
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-17
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
DE D,

In Johnstown, Licking County Ohio, On the
ffh of March, Capt. David Buxton, in the 74h
gear of his age. 49,. ..@." -..
MIR. Buxton was formerly from Brandon, Vt.
He removed to the STATE OF OF Ohio, where he by
his upright moral lie gained the esteem Of
all that knew him, and ms loss as father, friend
and neIgkbor is universally lamented. Com.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-17
NOTICE.

n HEREBY give notice tina, have This
Aday given my son Aaron K. Murray the
remainder Of his minority, and that shall
hereafter pay 40 debls Of his contracting,
nor claim any OF his earnings.
MANUs MURRAY.
Sudbury, May |, 1913.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-17

" As soon as written revelation was Civ.
'pflgery began.
Those to whom 4 was given mad to re-
''ue il, and this was done with all The ad /.
w'oOs that man as he fell could put 70 il,
As man did not keep himself pure. he
"uld not keep any written revelation pure.
As man reduced himself he reduced
''slep revelation 10 suit himself.
Man bad no more respect for what God
"a han what 10 did, a. be did pot up.
n. God in himself be wOyDd not do i in
"b00ks did not grow. they were 10 be
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-17

HE SECOND ADvENr-Man's error
INSISTS ia endeavOring 10 pierce the future
instead Of suffering The undying present to
PIERCE him 10 substituting his own con.
e@plaIons Of the time TO come for the on.
''a''"Ns Of that Love which ever Is con.
him. l.P.G.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-17
SECOND VOLUME OF
T HE M A GIN EFT.

devoted TO THE INVESTIGATION
OOF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY, embracing
Cephoogy, Phrenology, Pathology, Physlogno-
my, Psychology, Neurology, ELECTRICITY, GaIVan-
ism, Magnetism, Light, Caloric, Life.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12
From the n. o Pie7yxns. Of July 2.
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

Peace proclaimed betseesn M.rieo 1eras.
By the steamer Sarah Barucs, Capt.
Jones, arrived Texas papers to the 2ith
ult. Tie mos, iiuportan purtIcn OF the
news is The following proclamation ho.
Gen. Ious'on. declaring tt establish
mcnt oil an armIsiice between Mexico and
Texas.
By u. President o fi6s Reruti.e cf Tercs
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas an ofica. communication has
been received 4, the De1sr,men, ''i Stale.
from Her Britannia Majcsty's Charged
A.Go'res near this Government. founded
upon a despatch no had received from
Her Majesty's Charge-d Affairs in Mex.
ico, announcing TO This GuverErneu, the
fact. that the President Of Mexico would
forthwith order ceasaiioa Of hostill,os
on his part, and the establishment Of IN
urmistice between Mexico and Texas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12

Bees.-To prcceuI bees from going of
upon swarming, take the precaution,
when they exhibit disposition to swarm,
TO stop most Of The holes by which they
leave The hive, so as ,c force the swarm in
commonly made up Of The young bees.
many Of whom can scarcely Gy; and as
nothing can be done by the swarm tiIi oil
are out of The hive, but fly about ia The
air, by proloueiug the time Of their COM
ing out. The feeble oues get tired, and
their plans SO frustrated, .hat il. iis ne
cesss-y tor them TO alish, for rest. and
re.arrauge for their journey. II tho
swarm be able 10 leave the old live all q,
once. they care 6u; little about alight-
iag Prairie Farm.-.
Hens-Eegs.-lf you wish for hens 10
IL, - female e..cks, select those eggs 10
sc' .hcm winch are distinguished for ha-
wing smonln ends. Those which have
their small ends rouehcncd by coucen'ric
circles, and which nre the most oval in
from, produce cocks. Il 10 matter OF
importance, .omcii'nea. 10 the grower TO
understand rt:s tact. Al least 50 thought
Coi!unel!a. a.-.Naiae Cuitirator.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12
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MIR. CALHOUN.

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12

"Did you Ersr."-Did you ever see
newspaper correspondent who did not
write 10 The editor Of highly in,ercs.
ling" paper.
Did you ever see man who ehallen-
eed another 10 mortal combat who did
mol subcribc himself your very obcdicut
servant :"
Did you ever see a candidate for office
who in the course of his canvas could de-
'cct any personal dcformiy in the voters
rhi!dren--or who saw any thing else than
Interesting babies" in his travels!
Did you ever see an editor whose oppo-
sing political contemporary did no, pub
ilsh "con'empiible sheet!'.
Did you ever see retail trader who did
not sell his goods ''iiiype cent. cheaper
than any other house ia the town." or 4
man tisposing Of his stock who was not
selling OF at Grst cost y
Did you ever see vcnder Of patent
medicines who was not palrouized BY
'lhc Prc.idcn, aud several distinguished
members Of Congress ~
1Iu NDu C'tI SCI q P't'S1'S'' "Ho'S'S'
msh, be his peculiar calling, who was
uol ullint 10 submit, bis claims to dis
corning public.
Did you ever see steamboat blow up
Tor which ala;pe could attach 10 the cap
tain or enginecr'
Did you ever see a lawyer address any
other ,han highly intelligent and res
pec,ablc jury =
Did YOU ever sec voter who had NOT
unc!culab!e claims on the Government for
Office
Did YOU ever see man removed from
office who vas moi "proscribcd for his in
dependence aud prosecuted for his poll
tics ~
Did yon ever see player who had NOT
just fulfilled "brlI;aut engagement"
somew here or depu'an;c who did not
make decided hl :"
Dld you ever see speech reported by
its author which was not filed with pa
ren,helical bursts Of applause" hear,
hear" and "trcme7dous cheerinSs !!
Did you ever sec any man who would
not, when he could come the "giratie"
over the publicly. o. Pieayuns.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12

between Ireland and Soulh. Carolina. wc
say !SaUik CGroiiac f9rcnr!! The meet
M sprung 20 lis feet, ani responded 10
rir:s ,erti,acU, with three terrific cheers.
We 'ru., anL hope Iiic nnanimity-a
ike a,;enlion to the obligation cl oarns
,nT aoao!, w'ii produce Ike resolutions
n every kepcu! Association throughout
the oognlry. lnn question ike this there
can hc no halt way measures Mr. o.
Council mus: he taught tnat ne .h7!' no.
insult he rational !.0To, w.;h IwpuGi:y y
Bui;i"o-s R:prolsrs.-A. 'nrc:ir: Of
,hc Baltimore Rcpcn! Association. ~
Monday evening last. 4 nusahcr of rcsoiu-
'i"u, wcr: a.i"p'cd III re'crenrc 10 'he ii
l''v',rI rrrU;, Is II iir. O'C unrcii IN reply
to the Ph''alc!piia Arul.rianisis. Tho
:o-ciuiGprr wrI. adopted with bu' oac DIS
senias voice, md heir patriotic spirit is
we'll e;nhodIc.! III the following. winch we
sylcGt as sample :-Wdsiinston SPEC
iIior.
u soired. That me. Ir:shmcn. now The
adopted citizens OF America. ctjnyiuc all
the rights aud privileges Of l,crncn--wc
w:in have found an asylum in tris land ol
iibcr.v, nnd protection beneath the hae
that Mr. O'CInncll has waulonIy assail.t.
have heard with nstonishmcni his call upon
us Ito come out u. such I lard Lctour
indignant response he this, america is
the land 81 our adoption and The country
OF our children in ii we have found an
asylum and !ia:nc whicn The arm Of con-
srtu'cd puacr darcs not invade. and the
arrogance Of wealth and accidental snpc-
rIon'y IS bou"l TO respect; VIC have found
political :us,iulrons that have recognised
u as 'ncn. and thrown open to rs all every
avenue 10 wealth, Iuiliencc and power ::
given us a full participation ia atm;ris
icrinS The aalirs Of hi, great people, .Gd
constituted each and all cf US as guardians
OF our own rights, ald independent archi.
'ccIs Gi our own fortunes /: wr will never
Inlsakc II; we have sworn 10 defend il. il,
law, Institutions, AMI the integrity of It's
niion: and wc will dc Sc - in the las,
drop OF cur blood
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12

ben Cook. anI tic British Collector at
Sierra Leone, Mr. Mccormack.
After 'roding q, many places along the
coast, the Robert arrived 81 Sierra Leone
on The Both Marc!' loss. under The sole
charge oi Captain Cook, the :uperrargo
scrrainirg at k.n hrrrz To trade. Captain
Coes .mmc,!in'ciy rep"ne'l 70 the Custom
House aad hunlct IL The manifest Of his
cargo. atdiGg that in consequence Of bav-
i:2 beer ir:.'!irs, ihcrc might nc more ar
i!c!es on board ;.ian were slated init, and
iha, u was difficult ID asccrtuia IL such
was Tue case. ii consequence nf the death
Gi his mate. and :hc Absence vf his super
careo. Mr.. Mccormack, The Collector,
IN pr, s"nce Of n merchant named Law
rcnre. said that If any articles wcro dis
covered, The report might be amended.
anl 40 seizure should be made. On The
l2.h Of April, Captain Cook gave notice
that he wGs aboa, 10 sail, and his vessel
WAS duly searched by Mr.. Mccormack.
vino found eight liiirtceu-nound boxes Of
Tea not mentioned in :he manifest. These
he seized, claimed tive forfeiture, aud re-
fused to allow III. rcpor; TO he amended.
On The l7,h, the vessel was cleared, and
when fairly AT sea upon the. .AInnic, sho
was again boarded by Mccormack, who
gave orders 10 put III, vessel about aud
return. This was doGc, bu. shortly af.
IorwaFd Captain Cook gave the pilo; an
order to Pu, out 10 sea again. Mccormack
came ait, aud showed The caplain by the
shnnders from the wheel. mhcreupon a
scuiiic cusned inwhch McCormack. aided
by The negro crews CT his own and tho
pilots boat, was the victor, and the vessel
taken severa! miles up the river 10 Free
;oSn, The caPiala being treated barbar-
ousl:. Tie vessel WIS again searched,
and hcs papers, the chronometer, some
bagsoi moucy.and other articles removed,
scnr ci wGica were not reiurIed. Tho
cuptain aud mate were also, on The lesu.
moaey Of Met ct'ormsck and his men. brought
up before The Police Court, aud fined f5
each.
Captain Conk contends ha, The conduct
Of the Collector is entirely unwarran'ed
the, tie had performed oil that The laws Of
're port required, and that ,he seizure Of
MS vessel at sea was an outrage utterly
nuwarrAulcd by law. Ii is alleged by
NcCormark. That he only acted in pcrior-
nance on his duty.
The documents giving n detailed history
Dl the ransactioh. have been laid he!oro
The proper authorities al Washington,
having hccn forwarded by Lieut.. Lewis,
ol the l.. :. br. Pnrpolsc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12

4 H,nr. BiJJfr At The Confessionat.--
Colonel Stone admits that he has drank
Sl7l coo worth Of CID wine imported by
Peer SiJyycsanr. He ought 10 be asham-
cd ol hin,selfro say so. in a city where
,ssre IS so much gaod Croton. and so ma
nc Yenrc-aure socictics.-N. \. Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12

A sheep should be judged of like
the fneucss Of has coat. We
loo narirn Of rkc sheep for the com?ari-
sso-bu, IT,. SO apt! in ho,n cases The
Goa, is rhr mos, valuable rar snmai.
Wha, i. cilhcr worth wihoui 2 coat
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12

4 Serious D:.Gcuify.-The Sew York
Tribune publishes a s'";omcnt Of facts
concerning difficulty apou The Coas, o,
Africa. at Sierra Leone. between TIC A.
mcrican brisan,iuc Robert, Captain ~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25

SINBAD OUTDoNE.-A letter receiVad
here from the Pacific contains an account
of the following adventure and almost
miraculous preservation Of a boats crew
Of the ship Russell, Of Dartmouth, in June
last, When within few days sail Of
Tecamas, the boats Of the ship were low.
cred for whales, and one Of them harponn
ed and fastened TO young monster, who
probably not being overpleased with the
salutation, Immediately made Of at the
top Of his speed. The boats crew how
ever, were not disposed to relinquish thei
oily prize, and accordingly held fast the
line attached TO the harpoon--and theil
frail bark was thus conveyed with i'm.
mense velocity through the deep to a dis,
lance ofseveral lesgues, when by whisk
of the tail of their submarine steed, their
bark was overturned and partially shat
tered. One of their number was drown.
ed, and the FIVE survivors were thrown alb
sOlutely on their own resources, out Of
sight ofthe ship. A scanty stock of pro.
visions remained 10 them, and in their
perilous situation they CluLg to the keel
Of the boat during three days and nights,
ell Of which time the wind blew gSle.--
On the fourth day the wind having aba.
ted, they succeeded in righting the boat
and bailing out the water, made for land,
and arrived at Tecamas. Meantime the
ship had unsuccessfuIly Cruized for sew
eral days in search ofthe boat and crew,
when they put away for Tecamas, which
they reached a few days after the boats
crew. Almost incredible as isthe story,
it appears vel atod.-NeW Bed.
ford Mercury.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
WnoLE FAMILY porsoNrD.-Wo ha,

WHOLE FAMILY PoIsoNED.-We hav q
not read OF more dreadful calamity thar
that detailed by the recent numbers o
the Grenada miss Register. This pa
per informs us Of the whole family o.
MIR MOrshead, residing near the Zazoo
Pass, having heen poisoned by eating
peaches dried on painted board. One
Of his daughters was to have been mar
RED on the very day she was SO sudden
ly taken from earth. The marriage
clothes wero sent home as the funeral
bier was preparing, and e cloud of woe
bedimmsd The new blasted hopes Of the
partner OF her bosom. The eldest son,
proslraied on a bed Of death, had Just re /.
turned from FIVE years study in the
learned ClOislers of old Harvard, crowned
with it's laurel wreaths of honor and
glory. Death spread his banner DER tho
whole. Father, mother, son, and daugh.
ter, now sleep the sleep of death, slrech-
ed side BY side, and wrapped In the EN-.
braces Of the cold earth.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25

TINE PRINTING lNK.-The subscribers
have a constant supply of Printing Ink of va
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from the Eagle Printing Ink Manufactory,w (which
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which they confidently recommend 10 purcbas-
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either in the East or West, they having used
it on the best work for the last three months. -
Owing to It's peculiar blackness, but small
quantity is required on the type, which makes
it the most conomical Ink in use, even at for
ner prices.
Prices-News Ink, 80 eerts pc. lb.
Book Ink 40 do
Extra Book Ink, so do
Terms cash.
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Co.'S New York; Type Foundry, and are con-
stantly supplied with type and other printing ap.
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prices. SHEPARD AND CO.
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
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tism so as to be unable 10 dress himself. Three
boxes of Peters P, lis entirely cured him.
But why multiply testimonials? We Sav 10
all, TRY DR.. PETERS VEGETABLE
PILLS, and we i'll guarantee that afterwards
you will use them in preference to all 9th.
srs. silk.
frech supply of these valuable Medicines
Just received and for sale by II. j. Stewart.
Georgetown, and Murphy, Ridgway g. Co.
Ripley, 0. They may be found at most Of The
principal stores throughout the State of Ohio.
G. F, THOMAS & Co. lat Main Street, Gin.
;innati, General Agents for the Western coun-
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25

GLORY ENOUGH FOR ANY MAN.-Oi
the late Commodore Hull, it is said that
he was the first man Of any nation vhO
took an Englsh frigGte in fair and single
fight. The first naval victory over com
mon enemy during the late war, was a.
chieved by Hull; and his ship, the Con.
stitutiOn, with her prize the Guerrier,
brought the intelligence to Boston,
When it was known TO the citizens that
Hull had arrived in the harbor, a delega-
tion ofmerchants and citizens waited on
him, and invited him 10 a public entrance
and an entertainment. The invitation
was accepted as matter Of course, bul
somewhat reluctantly. Hull remarked
that he had rather fight the battle over
again than encounter such Overpowsrinp
testimonials Of affection and appreciation.
~ YSUn.