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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21
DR. B. BRANDRETHS
VEGETABLE PILLS
TIE UniuersaE MediciRe Of L;E !

THERE are faculties both bodily and intellect
Il ual within US, with which certain herbs have
affinity, and over which they have power.
All diseases Is produced by The impurity of the
blood The Brandreth Pills remove the cause of
all diseases by purifying the blood they are there
lore properly called universal; they are mild in ,hei,
operations, and never failing in their beneficial Of.
fects. o'
Remeu1ber-That each box Of the pepu;,a h..
upon II three copyright labels That each Iabe, Zoe
Two signatures OF DIR, Benjamin Brandreih upon !,
nat mere must be upon each box three signatures
mus DIR. benjamin Brandreth, M. ID. And ,h,an
signatures thus BENJAMIN BraDdreth.
ALSO DIR. BRANDRETHS EXTERNAI
REMEDY OR LINIMENT
which by its extraordinary powers abstracts main ~
soreness thus sprans. stiff sinews white swellinos
rheumatic pains, or stiffness, Stiffness In The oin,s
temors, Unnatural hardness stiff neck sore ;hro.,
Group coniracons OF the muscles, scorfplons or
largemens, tender feet, and every descrpon of in
jury affecting the exterior OF The human frame are
cured or greatly relieved, by his never-obe suffi.
cienily e1tolled remedy.
Ihe following are the only authorised AGENTS for
me SAFE Of The the Bran felh Pills and Eminent ia
Rutland County:
w. Il. c. Stoddard. Ripley e. Bailey. Rutland.
Hitchcock 4 Morgan. West Rutland: c. b. Walker
benson; 8. ID. Armstrong, Westhsyen; Goodwill
yackman' Hodges Hawkins, Castleron; VIII
IaIu q rsInam, Fairhayen; W. Chapman & Co.,
ofweh ). Buckmaster. Buekmaster & Co. Shews-
oufy .. Townsend Wallingford; Lspbam, Vail &
20. South Wsllingford E. Y. Rogers Dandy Bor-
oough; Wbedon q Swallow, Pawlet II. Simonds.
riiisiord Ira Button, Warren 4 Bliss, Brandon:
IRA Bingham, Sudbury; N. w. Sawyer, Tinmouih,
;. Z. Bruce, Middletown J. o. Richardson, Yves,
'ouliney; II. N, Hadiey d Co, Wells, Ioiy,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21
sToDDARD.
Worm Lozcnges.

DREPARED at the laboratory Of Curtis A.
Il butcher, st Adams, VI These Lozenre.
are decidedly better than Shermaa's, or any OTHER
now in use. They are pleasant to the taste, and
are a sure cure for worms, and many other disease,
of chidren;--sold at wholesale and retail a, the
Rutland Bookstore, w
43i6 STODDARD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21

sa,hs LEATHER PREsERvER or Oil
seA'ns' superior snicle for hspe.se.
s.,ns "ps. n9o's, shoes. DC. Manufactured and
n, 20 :. Y ys@es Bake Newport. Nh, and
Roelsooa. Esx;, MASON. Rutland Lyman
bliss Milo c. Mott Brandon Irs Bi.sh,n g. q
Ssy Nearing casn, o~eil C. W.iL so'
S csnson X. >. Armstrong. wes,h,ysn. Re-. :,
v w.,s ws'shsli; T.. w Bisbss q ca Hsmaa
I'M. xl,s I ssaa fssirhs,ani Hodges q HswI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21
Popular Medicines.

CaIJsn p .'ch ointment, Russels Stomach p;,,.
Po~Sa ppers, Circsssian Hair Dive; leu. nT'ers'
Ewsns nest ia and Buffalo Oil, Ross' Eva a oo'h
icnes can m T. boos Pills Any Of the above oal .s
calling 81 0e Obtained At wholesale or rs,si med
'" saie w. E. c. sToDDapn oy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS AND
DYE-S1uFFS.

THE subscriber having recently made eY,en.
Il sive additions to his previous stock of Drugs,
&C., now offers for sale at his Store, Nos. d 4.
south side Of old Faneuil Hail. Boston, at unusual.
ly low prices, very large assortment of all the va.
rieties Of
Drugs Medicines Paints d Dye Stn6s,
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among which are

10 chests Turkey Opium,
rs cases Refined Camphor,
SO bbls cold prs'd Castor Oil
80 bbls Alcohol,
10 chests Canton Rhubarb,
10 cases Gum Mama,
so bales India SIENNA,
8 bales Alexandria SIENNA,
81 bbls pu re African Cnyen M
10 cases Red Sea Myrrh,
IS boxes rartnric Acid,
so kegs Sup. Carb. Soda,
10 casks Cream Tartar.
50 jars Carbonate Amonis,
25 baskets Arnatto,
10 bbls Paca Copaiva,
100 boxes CASTLE Soap.
200 OF. Sup QuinIne,
20 cases Gum Arabic,
10 cans Oil Lemon,
10 cans Oil Bercamot,
so ccrooos Ipecac Root.
8 bales JaIap Root,
5 bales English Valerican,
20 bales Sponges,
20 aases Liqnor,ce Paste,
100 cases Palmer's GRIN Soap
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21

autiOn.
| This is TO inform the public that all genuine med
| ieins has on the side Of the boxes,
rrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills,
(ISDIAN PuRoATTK)
efihs North American College Of Health.
And also around the border Of the label, will b
found in small type, "Entered according 10 the sc
Of congress in the year 1910, by WIN. WRlG HI
in the Clerks office Of the District Court, Of the
Eastern District Of Pennsy lvana."
II will further be observed that the printed drec
tions for using the medicine, which sccompanie.
each box, are also entered according 10 Act OF Con.
grsss; and the same form will be found at the BOZ.
tom of the first page.
Tho public will also remember that all who sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills, arc provided
with certificate Of agency, aligned BY
WILLIAM WRIG HIT, Vice President,
efNoith American College of Health.
Wholesale County Agents
The public are cautioned against buying Of any
but the regularly appointed agents namely:
w. f. C. STODDARD. Rutland;
C. Clements, West, do;
Brown g. Dow, Cut,ingsvills;
]. Buckmaster, Shrewsbury;
G. & A. Billiard, F.. Clarendon,
s. Townsend, Jr.. Walngford;
Lapham, Vail & Co., South do;
J. 8. Vail Co.. Dandy (BoroughE
s. & N. J. Smith, do:
~ w. sawyer, linmouth;
Vail & Otis, Middletown;
/. M. Walker, Clarendon;
Ripley 4 Bailey, w. Rutland;
S. ID. Winslow, Piusford;
Warren & Bliss, Brandon;
Ira Button, do;
Ira Bingham, Sudbury;
Weaving e. Catlin, Orwell;
w. Chapman e. Co., do;
f. II. e. S. Aiken. Benson;
r. s. Armstrong, West Haven;
T. fetch & Son, Bridpon; ~
]. Frost, do;
Wright & Buck, Shoreham;
John Simons. Jr., do.
A. Allen, Fairhaven;
Z. Jameson, Castleton;
J 0. Richardson, Yves, Poultney;
s. Mears East do.
Allen Grover, Wells,
Wheeler & Swallow, Pawlet,
j. 0. LANGLEY, Travelling Agents.
n. b. All orders and communications must be
thus
New England Office and General Depot,
LILY 1913 fremont Street. Boston.
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Whites Salve /!

HAs been used with beneficial ef1ec, in cases Of
HI Rheumatism, pain in the breast, back or side.
pain in ihe head. ague In the face, sores, sprain.
bruises, cuts, and even Feiions when frat coming
and has effected great cures IN cases Of frozen fee,
Farmers have also found IL equally as good for hor
ses' wounds. For sale wholesale and retail at III.
Rutland Bookstore, by
isio sToDDARD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21
AYNATuEAI RuMlDY,
SsiieS 10 e eeasffsien, ard competent 10 tie cure
guery osrshis d,ssss,. r,H 30 Jssad N
WRIGHTS
Indian Vegetable Pills

w WORTH AhNtNAr CVibh"b W
THESE extraordinary Pills sre composed Of
plants which grow spontaneously IN our own
soil. and therefore better adapted TO our oonstiiu
tons Than medicines concocsed from foreign drvgs
however well they may be compounded; and - the
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are founded upon tho pnneipls that the human body
10 in truth
SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE
viz: corrup, humors, and tina, said medicine esrss
this disease on
Ma TURAL PRINCIPLES,
~ cleaning and purifying the body; il will be man
est that 1.-THE constitution be not entirely exhaust
ed, perseverance, 10 their use. according TO ditec-
ton, Is absolutely certain to drive disease Of every
name from the body
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one Of the best, IL not the very best
medicine in the world for the carrying out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
because they expel from The body all morbid and
corrup, humors (the ca, Sc Of disease) in an easy
and NATURAL MANNER; and while they eve
y day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE.
disssss Of every name 10 rapidly driven from the
body.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21

together with most extensive assortment of apoth.
ecaries' Glass Ware, Perfumery, &c. The above.
with also all the varieties Of Drugs, Paints, and
Dye-Stuffs that can be found in any city, are Offer
ed at the very loves. rates. on accommodating cred
it's and quantities, that will be warranted TO the DUR
chaser, else with the right Of returning at the en-
tire coat Of the subscriber, he paying all cost of
transport both to and from. Country merchants deal
ers in Drugs Manufacturers, Clothiers, and Pain.
'efs are respectfully invited TO call when purchasing
as unusual inducements will be offered TO secute
their patronage. EDWARD BRINLEY,
Boston.
N. b. Spurred Rye or Ergot, Oils of Tansey,
Norwood, Spearmint, Beeswax, best Elm Bark,
American Saffron constantly wanted, in any guam
titles, for which the highest market rates will be
paid, either in cash barter and any article in the
drug line will willingly be received, ifterms can be
made mutually advantageous. 1929
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-21

1000 p'kgApoth's Glassware
80 bbls. Linseed,
20 casks dry White Lead.
go kegs sss'rtd ground Lead
% bbls Sp'ts Tnrpentine,
90 bbls Eng. Venetian Red
10 casks French Yellow,
20 cases Gum ShclIac,
10 cases Gum Copai,
100 bills Whiting.
10 cases Chrome Yellow,
10 cases Chinese vcrmiliop.
~ bbi' Copal Warmth,
10 bbls japan,
lO0 bills gro Logwood,
100 bbls gro Camwood.
zoo bbls gro Redwood,
30 bbls gro Lima Wood.
10 cases Manila Indigo.
3 cases Reneal Indigo,
3 casks Nader,
rs bbls Coppeias,
80 bbls Alum.
80 carboys Oil VitrioI,
10 bbls Blue vitriol,
20 bills Olive Oil,
20 packs Gold Leaf,
Of hhts son>,,c. CI,
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28
Prlnters, * Lsindcrs, " are. omll. IT,. "a

tied IN his aasaTava1ss ssvtstsss hos ipane q
shortly totfave! for his health. stopping
accidenllv, 10 be sure. at The domcjle
oil james k. Polk. in Tennessee. To look
alter The welfare OF the pos,-office aud
the health of iha, distinguished gentle
man; another, who gave up The keys OF
The city 10 the Wings, is To be made
Marshall of the district; anolLer DIS
lrIct attorney; another will be content
with the humble sphere of Charge de
Affairs; another will Noop 10 no hing
less than the luIIness OF a ministerial
function abroad.
Stand aside. boys! Let The army Of
fat martyrs pass. Let them sou M The
pan clean. Those VIII haue borne The
bnrlhen aud heat of The day require
nothing.
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28


Mai.eit. ; {. ii.wley, &c. thoae III more
himlcrcd BY professional eaengemenls
probably spoken an aterags of forty
llmes each during The canvass. Others
as n. b. Blunt. j N. Reynarlds. &c.
were less frequently on The >tnmn ~, y
because engaged in arduous correspnn.
dencc and other Committee date. n
home. Not lcw OF our bc>, Speakcr ;
are SUI laboring under illness occa-
stoned hy excessive effort during The
campaign.
Our losses were greatest in 'hc north
and extreme Nc>r. malnk hncau>c R,r.
nevi>m there sanpel oar ranks nlog in
tally. aud Na'ivrism Frightened of the
Adopted CIliZ rs who rhcr" abound, 81
OF "h'm We foIncr'y lad IA bart.
bat u"w lost nearly al. No no<<j le
eXer'I"nS could have produced results as
favorable IN Clinton. S.. Lawrence,
- ~ NO"' '>Nc1u ana Lewis rs we're
realized IN most OF The River Codntics.
Enough Of his. When il Is can,i6-
ried that We have hal 10 stand 4 drain
hy b'rneylSm OF Ten Thoa<and f,on
oar ranks since 1910. anu that we los,
eve Thousand more by NaIi,ci<m. and
taat our ret vo;e is sill seven thousand
ave hundred herlcr Than in ;ha, year,
We claim hal New York has na, teen
lost through the untairhlulnrsS Of her
" h1gs. Had every osher S ate done
as we'll. compared win The vote or eve.
rv ifaad, would have been chosen Pres.
ident.-N / Tribune.
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28

6enaeit Lee Philips C,rc't Cosri
rs. BiHfor d,rorcrl Nor. Term
Horja Eiiea Pbaijps. ID. 1s44
ZEN mo'Ion fc"mplainan, hy Attorney
81 and IT appearing % the >a,islac-
tinn"i The Curt thai The defendant re-
sides our of the limits Of rhls State 50
mat process cannot be- served upon her.
II Is therefore considered anil ordered
by he ccnri bat publication be made in
The t'an"la Weekly Register. n ewS-
paper published in he town or PanoIa
) a'e al mississippi. FOR the snare of
ihiee months SUCCESSFULLY, nmif, mo
ID" sal1 defendant. of the pendency OF
nus SUIT. and ihal unless The saie, def.
eniant appear on or before the next
Term ut ihiS court. 10 be holden for Tho
county OF Pamela at the Court bo,sa ~
The town of Pamela on The first Monde.
81 May eek t" plead ans wer or deo,o-
10 the 5iiI OF The complainant, aforesaid
The several allegations thereof will no
taken inf confessed. and The ease tried
upon The charges stared in The said b;lI
rue copy from the minutes.
55-3m W. c. CULBERSON. CIR
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28
".NuLLi,s addictus iIlrare in rerLa n.ag1str1.',
sATURDAY, ECEMBER IS, 1874
"Rerp It bcsore The pcoplr:r

Thasths pin plies of iii. Native American
party are these, and no other:
That the Elective Franchise shoald be preserv-
ed PUKE aad uScoRRUPrEr. COST what II may.
That no FoREIiNER sho.ld be NAruRALI,un
until ne shal, have resided in The county TwtN-
TY-oNE years, aid laws passed prevent them
from obsaning &c tfcates uati that iact be fully
shown.
That no laws shall be pass II 70 divest fore ga-
ers of any rights they have already acquired bat
that no foreigner, VINO may come hereafter. shall
be permitted TO hold any Office. until he saa M have
resided ia the coinuy twensy-one years.
That all men have a right to be pro;ec. ia
their CIVIL aud RELIGIOUS lbsIty, no matter f ON
whence they may come; and tlat people have Il
right TO assemble and discuss Subjects in which they
may feel an integes'. without interruption.
That we do not close ports against the adj
mission OF foreigners, and offer them protection
from persecution. We give them ali the p5ivi-
Ieges grained to them by the constitution. As
tong as they are protested i'll person and property
they should not compiain-BJT WHEN THEY INTEE-
uEDDLE WITH THE GOVERNMENT, BEFORE THEY
NAVE RESIDED AMONG Us TwENTY-oxE YEARS.
Ind not 'tl thea, cry HOLD.
''Not that love Cesar lcss.
But that love Roas more,
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28
To BONDP Frs.

We see it has lately been suggested
by some prints. out of the limits Of our
Stale, as we'll as in it, that the higs. IS
party, being bond-rayers. should them
selves assume the payment of the Tn
ion Bank Bonds We are opposed 10
that plan, because we DO not wish party
lines drawn on slbjscl Of State con.
cern-a local matter which concerns
the honor Of our Stale aud that Of It's in
d.viduaI cilizcns. Let every Bond pa :
er have a hand in his matter, whe' her
wing or democrat. Let every man who
thinks the Bonds ought to be paid con
tribute to their payment. And in orde r
that il may be known, ,obo are the pay
ers, We propose that the lis, Of their
names be published, subscribing the fol-
lowing l-dSo, viz.
We he undersigned agrre to organ
lZe ourselves into a convention, by del
gates, for the purp pose OF carving rhe
means of IeVying Tax for The payment
OF the Mississippi Union Bunk Bonds,
and we pledge 10 each o,ner our in1vld-
ual honor 10 The pay uenI of our prora
ia share of said lax, Land by SAID cou-
ventlon.
Let this or similar pledge be signed
md lei The signatures be published -
We believe large majority of The eli
Zens Of Pano'a county will cheeriuIly a.
dept this plan. Shall we not as well as
the peopei of another counry, nave the
honor OF taking the lead?
There are 10000 or more Bond-pav-
ing men in the State We will not I'M
dertake at this time 10 enter into cal.
culation OF what taxes must be levied
but we believe by getting an extension
of time, say five or ten years, ifnot 9TH
erwse, the debt can be paid ont of The
proceeds Of the additional iRdiriduat
credit and prosperity necessarily conse-
quem upon The adoption of a course
similar to hot ICE propose. We have
heard hundreds say they were willing
to sign such pledge as we recommend
1t remains to be seen who will move in
the matter.
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28
Quarrelling over the spoils.

The following from the New York
Pebelan, the Slamm organ of the Subtle.
ranean portion of the Locofocos in Ina,
Babel city, looks very much like the
quarrel ola raqenous beasts ouer their
prey:
Well we poor devils, who have fought
the battles, aud received all the sabre.
GUS and gun shot wounds; who have
got more knocks than coppers, and
have come off with spIintered arms anu
wooded-legs; We poor devils, mus, stand
ASIDE SO that the wind may not come
between Us and the nobility. One non
descript, who is half Wing and hal;
Democrat, generally except, on grea;
occasions, but who, during the lar,
fierce canvass. was nowhere TO be seen.
rs already fixed his ere upon the rich
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28
JOS. M.CLtRkE,
THOS. b. CARROLL

Having Purchased n interest of Nr
Thomas II. Carroll III tire Stock oftioads
owned Nv Clarke x Carroll. the under
signed wilI continue al tle same old stand
IN Belmont Feeling graceful ter the
patronage extended 10 tie old firm. would
respectfully ,a,i hiS friends afd me
pubic generality TO caI! and examine his
suck o. goods before purchasing else
where, IL he in'ends 10 keep general
assortment OF Clouds 10 suit the p,api-
ing interest.
JOS. VI. CLARKE.
Belmont, Dec IA, 1914. 39-3w
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AdNliH;straf0r's Notica
The ) IAIE Or NLSSESNIPPT

IALLAHATCHIE CoUNTY.
Pr0ba'r C9sri Dec. Term 4. ID. 1874
4 ENTERS of Administrator having
h. teen granted {" me (Andlew McAuI.
I,n) al inIs Term Of The Coarr by sad
Court on he Estate OF William A Nc
Mullen dec d. " hn died inreslaie. There
lore all persons Indebted to said Estate
are 'e4u9S'eu 10 make lbmedld'e pay
meni 10 nc. and al! persons having
GAINS against sand E>ia'c are requested
20 present the same To- me DUN auihen
nca'eI WITHIN The lime prescribed b,
'aw. or hey viii lie thereafter barred.
ANDREW McMULLEA Admr.
n YIN 4. McWatfen
Charleston. Nh Dec. IA, l844-39-6w
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28

mr. :, ssos = 4NJtIVT.
THE > f'41EL + lIISSISNIpbI,

IALLAHATcHiE CuUN1y.
Irob6 2 oarf lee. 7e.m 4 u. lal4
{ TT Frs 81 Administered, ba,;,..
Z. Gr'n granted 10 n,e IA this Term =,
tue Court +, said Cour', on The .,,n,e.
oi BnInmln Williams. deceased who
died 'n'rS'ale, Therefore all persons
VII" arc indebted 10 said Esia'e are re-.
guessed 10 make immediate payment "a
ne; aud ali persons having c'alms a.
eaInSt SAID Estate are requested to pre-
Sent The same Z" me, duly uuIhrnilcn.
ticaied within the Time prescribeI by
law, or the, will lie thereafter barred
JOHN &. WILLIAMS Adm'r of
Benj. Williams dccd.
Charleston Mi. 39-6w.
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28
y O t / C G.

The CopHr'ncr>hip OF. The Firm of
Clarke d Carroll, composed OF The un-
crS'gncd, Is this day dissolved hv mu-
'uai consent. Either OIL partners will
sign he namc of lie firm ia liquidation
outy. Alitao>e indebted 10 The hale f nm
O! Clarke & CARROT viii confer a layor
~ cHiilrg and settling their accounis-
% they vii find them in the haads Of an
officer.
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28

G"mb'jHg = Let every Young man
avoid all sorts o; gambling rs he wo I'D
roi>on. 4 roor man or boy should no
allow himself to toss up for half pen
ny.t for this is often The beginning Of,
habit OF gambling, and This rn:nous vic.
creeps on by slow degrees. When {;
man IS mird NJ his business. he !.
paying he best game and is sure I,
win. gamb.er never makes an,
good use of his money. even il he <hnul,+
"'n. lie only gamhlcS The more; ami
he Is olien reduced tn beegarv and deS
pair. He is frequently frlnnrcd 10 CON,
urit crimes for which his lie i forG.ir
ed to his cnuntrv.or perhaps he purs an
end himself 10 his miserable existence
II gambler hoses he I'M res himself;
II he wins, he Injuries a companion or a
friend. And could any honest man en-
Joy money gained in such a way?-
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28
Notice.

The subscribers have This dav forms ,
ac"-parinfr>hip. under The firm w W
McGaRllf q Gu, Tor the mr,nsa :,
fransarilng general commits, ION -,
forwarding business. al SO C.mn,an '
20, W. w. MCCARTHY,
mz' IL. r. GRAHAM
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28

The Richmond Star. says thnt ladies'
wear cerSeis from feeling Of inS,inci
FL. hey have Of being squeezed in
Il&- region.
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28
AuIll.nisfn

uiiniserafors
s t'S'. 81 to ' diminishing. ib' h.
Ip ~ moth o. The lion. prol,, s : e 3D.
deceased. estate Of Joh.
all N "s,ee. is III ;efore b.,.,
c a., persons indebted u, "e rely q.
T ,'or' Forward and !, ". sad =
, ''aa '',rn'' and all pcrso make ipss
,i ne zane TO the undrr ''G;'laedlep.
'nw ns,r within The .i Insd d,
u" ,"~ y Or this notice viii 'l "a id.
- : ',fG1".ery oflhe SAM e PLEAD
: Su DO c. CII 1Ips,
q he estate Of y .fnt
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28

1aasnter'sm.-A le,fer in The Nation.
al i"'eiiisehcer, say that Miss Marlin
ecu beng sick, and thought by he,
physician Incor"b!e, was Id. ced 10 +, =
The effect Of Mes nerisln. The rcsoi,
has been highly favorable.
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28
Suicide.

A Gentleman has just informed -
that Major Harris OF raIiaha,chi. conn
~, who resided near ch,,Ios.n.
Gently committed suicide by sboo,ins
himself through the head With r;ae
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28

The police IF RnsSia.-Il is evident.
rem 'rh$ the New York Sun, tba. tin
police OF s., Petersbursh are ~, asleep.
An EngIiShman 'oak >.u.a'ar fancv
into his head 20 throw a s'ore al he
stan of Peer The Great. Surprising fhai
no eye Was upon him. lie was seized.
however, and fined hundred ronb'eS.
An American some time ago. adiniring
that admirable piece of wock. was de-
sIrons of getting on the back OF he her>e
So he c!anbered oxe' the rafting: and
got behind The Gar. and while comfort
ably seated vas seen AMI di<aonnJed
by the police; ami iineI tise hundred
reubIes. Upon complaining ofthc cnnr-
l'i'y Of he fin'., he was co"!Iy told If he
WISHED 10 fI,ie with great men he must
expect to pay high price.
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28

LeaP-year will soon come to a close.
and we fear that there arc some ladies
oi'our town, which unless fixed up pref
ty shortly, will let Sill, the golden op.
portunity OF choosing husband. c.
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28

The n. Hampshire legislature has
passed a resolution unanimously, rec
ommendinga reduction of the rates of
postage.
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28

AMY COUNTRY May she always be IN the
Fighs-bis, righ;o wrong, my country .,'--C ON
modore Decatur.
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28

"Againsitls insid:ois wiies of Fofeigl inni-
encs,( colJure you 70 believe me. iellow-ctizensj
the Jealousy OF free people ought t. oe continual
ly awake; since history and eNJ eFlsaca pro :naI
foreign inhIencs is of the most baneli Toss
Of Republican GoyefnmeAL''--Wa sh.nston's
Farewell Address.
at is time we should beco ne littlsmoro Amer
L. Al L.
The Weekly register., 1844-12-28

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TT is well to 20 and look abroad for nm improvement,
l. OF privileges, but not TO an extent that will lose
us the sight Of local unimproved advantages. We
are all commendnbly engaged in furthcrng the pro.
gress OF the Rail Road TO carry our products, and
probably trade, off, to the tune Of on the road to
Boston" Now something should be Immediately
done towards making road through broken pass
IN the Green Mountains near Mansfield peak that was
apparently swept out ly some mighty dounc that
made deep, nlmos, to us unknown, mountain will.
derncss gorge, where the most romantic road in the
world cotd he easily constructed, that would bring
wealthy productive portion of the great rich basin
TO Burlington thereby ensurng to u.s. and to the
Chesp Eis1 Sore in particular, the trade of that
beautiful REGION and concentrate the business at
UOIFARDS
p. S. The above is no hoax talk, but NAV and
will be reality within twelve month. A meeting
on the subject will be convened Mt the natural ever
lasting Ice House in the above mentioned gorge soon
after election.