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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-25
DIR. j. L. BANGS
Rcnovating Mixture.

NOR the cure Of Rheumatism, Ulcers Of all kinds
particularly liberated throat, nostrs, feet and
iegs, swenlngs' and all diseases of the skin, and
PIe' IN It's most aggravated form. For sale whole.
sale and retail al the Rutland Bookstore by
7'io STODDARD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-25
Worm Lozeng es.

DREPARED at the laboratory of Curtis e.
IL butcher, St Albans, VI. These Lozenpes
are decidedly better than SAerm0n's, or any other
nowin nse. They are pleasant to the taste, and
are a sure cure for worms and many other diseases
ofchildren;-sold at Wholesale and retail at the
Rutland Bookstore ~
4sI6 STODDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-25
Consumption g. Eirer Complaint.
DR. TAYLoR's BALsAM OF LIvERwoRT,
From 375 Bouery, Nev York,

DR. TAYLoRS BALSAM OF LIYERW ORT,
From 375 Bowery, New York,
NOR the cure OF coughs, colds, catauh, asthma,
l. soreness Of the chest, pain in the side and
breast raising Of blood, Liuer Complaints, Bronchi-
lis and all those affections of the throat and Lungs,
which are source OF much suffering, and, unar-
rested, 50 often terminate in CONFERENCE.-The
remedy is highly and Justly distinguished. II is
purely vegetable, mild and gentle it its effects upon
the system, and can be taken in the most delicate
cases, with safety as well as Utility Physicians,
aware oil It's medical properties and Witnessing its
effects even In extreme, and in some instances, ap-
parehily almost hopeless cases, often prescribe II IN
their practice, both palliative and remedy
and with the medical Faculty generally, it has met
with great appreciation.
fot common Cold and cough, this is one of the
very best remedies ever discovered
n. u. There is a spurious and counterfeit arti-
Gle shosi, and lately introduced into The country;
therefore be careful To get the genuine which is
iiom sI5 Bowev, n. Y, and is Tor sale at the Ru,.
and Bookstore by w T.. c. Stoddard; e. Jameson.
1asuston; a. Allen, Fsirhaven; Moves a. Harris
Essi fou,neyi Doct. T.. Vail. Middielown; sam
townsend, H. WsllingfoId; Hitchcock & Morgan
clarendon Spa; Y. l.. Wing, Ira; Strong q Bock
-s'"'' 'oi We above. 25:ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-25
Whites Salye Z!

AS been used with beneficial effect in casss n
Rheumatism, pain in the breast, back or ga %
pam 70 the head ague in the face, sores, sprain.
ND ha. eS.s, ana even feiion' when first CONNIE
nss eheeteu great cures in cases of frozen Ga,
a,ners have sso found it equally as GOOD r., i I
60, WOUNDS. For sale wholesale and retail ., ho
SToDDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-25
4 NA.JEA. EEM1cy,
WEIGHTS
Indian Vegetable Pills


rruYsT tafraofdnsrr Pills are ecnPotod ~
tias,spl,ich gros spontaneously N out o"h
AL sis lisfrfoir better adspicd 20 euf consult
,ian. Than aedicinss ocneocied from iurcign ofNg'
bouc,tt vel hey mar Re compounded snd a. 'he
INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS
sfs founded upon The Trincele t''' tie human 000y
b. ~ uuih
SUBJECT TO But ONE DISEASE
VI, ror,uYt hymor,. ,nd that sad medicine cures
th.t disease On
Mutual PRINCIPLES
~ slsssrsr a.S gs,,f,rag re beSs' y WI be u'ah-
,., ,b,, ,fb. constitution be no, entirely exhaust
81 rrr.e,srsnoe IN their use, according to alfec-
,ioa !. absolutely certain 10 drive disease OF every
name fnfn tie body
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS
viii ~ found ono 81 The best, II no, tie very he"
snedtrin. in The world (or the carrying out his
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
because ,hey erpcl from the body ell Morbid and
oo,ruia huuors (lhe cause ot diseased IN an ea'y
and NATURAL MANNER, and while they eve
~ day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE
disease Of every name is rsPidy driven from The
BODY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-25
SriTE OF vsENosr.

srlrt o. NssSosr, ode IT remembered
D.s'nd Of Rutland, IS. ID Tia, a, a speeial
piooais eoen heid al Rutland within and foi said
Present Vim Han, Judge.
s.mes' y. Edger,on, guardian Of Harry Porter
700 IsAAe fo''tr, miners, Of wslhneford, in said
b.'uio] having made application 10 said Cour, r.n-
,ssene"g VA would bs conclusive To the interests
- 70 ssu al Of the real estate OF
sA'a warts oonsi.Bg al l3s acre. Of l.ns ~ a..
esAle'hss 'sereon situated IN said Walingiord. and
FH.s save oooii 10 grant hia license tl,srelof. I,
HSesfsd That said Application be r.lerrs5ta ~. a.,
o,.-.' ssns rAs s'h DAY q February neat and thai
spfi o. 'h's order be Publishes thf.e vel, -
eess's'f f1suo0s thereto, 10 DE Rutl,ns Us,.l1 /.
Asiaps, mated Al Rutland. shat al ,.erso Az,
-6fsS sod Object 10 he zane n t,eY Sc -
u9s copy ~ record
HENRY HALL. Register,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02
From the Baltimore american.
Henry Clay.

1ftheFe is one characteristic that belongs
to Mr.. Clay more especially than 10 other
statesmen IN the country, i is the broad
comprehensive Nationality OF bis views aud
feeliRgs. This trait marks his whole public
life. The great American System, with
which his name isidenti6ed, did not win his
support from ITS peculiar application 10 KEN.
stueky, or from any local or sectional cen
Esideraiion. Nor Is there any great public
act Of his life which takes its aspect from
such considerations. From his frst en-
trance into Congress, he has been the Al.
erican Sfatssman- advocate and supp0f-
ter Of great national measures The New
York Courier, ia taking this view Of Mt.
Gays character and services, speaks thus
Justly and we'll
{. A statesman il the hroadest sense Of The
term. and what is more, az honest aud fear
less statesman, he has, throughout his long
public life, discharge bis duty to Tie whole
lconntFy, regardless Of consequences to him
lsslf: and the result Is such as It ever should
and ever will be, with an intelligent people.
i Time, which alOne can cause tho acis 81
Ipublc men 10 be properly appreciated, has
lrinmphed over the systematic misrepfesen.
tations So induslriously put Ia circulation B,
The enemies Of Henry Clay; and the day be-.
jan length arrived when honest men of boil
parties and ID every section Of the country
with one voice cry aloud -e Justice 70 Har
lryof the West" ia the North and ID fhl
South, il the East and ia the West, he i
alike the idol of the people. Although
native Of Virglnis, aud The adopted son.o
7 KentuCky his whole life and 81 bis publil
9 acts, have been 50 nauonal,-- entiIel
2 devoted 10 The welfare aud prosperity Of 81
Z comman c0anlgy -ibat the people ever
/ where look upon bim a. Invested q any &
2 cal Or sectional chaFactefs and as belopgin
emphaticallg Is The whole country inhin
9 Commerce. agriculture. and Manufacture
have alike ID able advocate and sficiei
& friend. 81 4 legislator Maine and Louisian
3 INew York ana Missouri, claim s. much
i his consideration IS Kentucky end Virginia
y and Il IS because of he genera devote 10
of that.is American. and ofhis rising ah0ge
% that Is sectional, and local. bat The who
4 people without reference 10 he places
e their birth 81 residence. unite "a an nnali.
able dissemination q elect bin io lhe II,
itlidency - 1914 All who are familiar vi
@ Bis public life are 50 firmly impressed Vi
q ihis beauiiiU consistency, that they Strive
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02
Fi0v Year, since.

The New York Mirror contains an essay
on the manners aud customs fifty years since
which i fall Of admiration to the present
generation. Fifty years make a great
change, moi only 10 the conditioner an in.
dividual, but the habits and principles Of
society.
We make an extract for the benefit Of
cur aeaders. male and female. he writer
SAYS: .,When Washington was President,
his wife knit stockings in Philadelphia, and
the mother made denghnuls and cakes be.
tween Christians and New Years; nov the
married ladies' are toe proud TO make dough-
nuts, besides they don't know hows 50 they
even 90 to French cake baker, and buy
sponge cake for three dollars pound. il
those DAYS New York was full Of substan-
tial comforts; now il is fall Of splendid mis-
civ, then there were no grey-headet spins
tiers unless they were ugly indeed) for
man could get maFTied for dollar. aud be-
gin housekeeping for twenty, and washing
This clothes and il cooking his yictuals, the
wife saved more money than il took to sup.
mort her. Now / have known minister @
Get Eve hundred dollars for backing c0u-
lple; then wine. cake, and Ct cetelass ave
thVndred more-wedding clothes andjewel8
4 thousand-six 81 seven hundred ia drive.
Ing 10 the springs 81 some deserted nouns
tam, then d house must be GOT loT eight
Ihundrcd dollars per annum, and furnished
lot an expense Of two OF three thousand
and when all IS done, his pretty wife can
neither make cake nor put an apple u g
dumping. Then aeook must Be got a ten
dollars per monih--a chamber maid, laun-
dress, and searnstress &c seven dollars each
and as the fashionable folly Of the day ban-
! Iished The mistress from the kitchens those
T lhIessed helps aforesaid reign supreme, and
whilst master and mistress are playing cards
|, In the parlnr, servants ere playing the devI.
! ia the kitchen hts lighting she candle g
both ends, Is soon burns out toyeFt
s comes III al tha door, and drives Love oal
) 81 tic window. Il IS This stupid and ~
pensipe nonsense. which delEFs % maa.
unhappy Old bachelors from entering ~
ItEslaie 81 blessedness; hence Yon 6nd uc
]. deaths thar marriages.
"
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

HENRY CLAY.-The spiEil.stirring appeal
of the Carlisle Exposition to the friends Of
Henry Clay, does credit 10 the patriotism
and talent-of the ediloFs and we wish We had
space, this noFhing, TO copy It entire into
our columns. In the course d The article to
which we allude, the editor says:
AThe domination Of Henry Clay by The
National Convention, will come as bngle
hast 10 fhe waiting ears Of the people. aroas-
ing them from despair. and inspiring them
with hope and couragea Like the signal Of
Rhoderick Dhu in the highlands Of Scotland,
whose shrTl whistle in an instant
.GarrisoRed the glen,
With thousands Of bis daring men,
tie nomination of Henry Clay By the Bal.
iimore Convention will wake up the Ameri-
can people from their death-like apathy.
This is what the country is waiiing for.
lVeafied out with experiments upon ihee cur
EEency. BY which the.countFy has been brought
to the verge Of ruin, and individual prosper.
Ity reduced 10 wreck, the people look for
the restoration of prosperity ia the admins
tration Of the government By Henry Clay.
Too long have his admnnliions and warn
inQs gone unheeded---io0 long have the peo-
pie been, made the prey OF designing dem
agogmos with rIlsssIaie cry OF sdem0cFacY,'
op0n their lips--lo0 long have the eminent
services ofihe one whose profound states
manship, matohless .elOquence, and KITTY
love of.couniry, not .only have placed him
in the front rank Businessmen, bul made him
the pride and boast Of the counirys gone un-
rewarded--fon long has justice been with
held from HRNRY CLAY"
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

concur u the above suggestions; and that
however willing and desiF0us an 10 REM
der al of the pefsnnal aerpico that can vet
that Il would impose such additional dulles
upon ne that could not perform.
II The disbursement book IS continued IN
this Office, another must be procured, as The
enc now nsed Is nearly full
Although the time for which was author
fised to employ clerk, expired on the 3lsi
Of December, yet have ventuFed 70 con-
tinne him ID service for the purpose Of com.
pleting the disbursement book, which
trust will meet your appreciation, and foI
which yon will please 10 make him suitable
compensation.
All Of which isfespectfuily submitted.
WILLIAM CLARK,
Treasurer of tie State Of Mississippi.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02
YAzO0 WIG AND REGISTER,
rRiNrEp AND rUsLlsuED EvERY FRIDAY,
Nv LA 0TGWEN9s
1rIlV nnINTEn


On .ysgsrson-sireel, neri doe- p - eises d
.Hletsrs. Wilkins 81 .Nitss VIA r. ".
QWaekeubots.
rnnara---The Wine viii be furnished o SD
suribers AZ S. 90 per annum in advance
ApvrRTfsEmENrs will be inserted al tbe rate Of
el OOpersquaro for The FIRST insertion9oo ~ cels-
~ saeh week DISQUALIFICATION linegor less, con
.,itptin0 q square. The numberot insertions re
CURED. must be marked on the pargin O. me man
o-eript. or they will be inseFted till torpio, ana
charged accordingly. $500, -. !.
All Advertisements from distances mus ,; y
accompanied with tho CASH OF lney wa mo-
% inse.S, candidates Cor Office will be S.
"a corntv offices, $40 for state ofhees-in ad-
Poi;,;,.l. Cotton Circulars or any articles Of
,,5;viJuoI interest, will be charged as advertise.
nentu and must be pald lor ~ ADVANCE.
For advertising Citations from TIE Probate
CENT 40 persons interested 20 come forward and
Sbow cause Why an order OF sale should not PC
Crsnted. - dollaru, 70 be paid for IN ADVANCE.
For advertising Orders granted by the Rrooatf
Court Cor the sale Of properly, 70 dollars 10 DC
For ,dvertisinu Chaneery Notices to non-resi-
denis. IS dollars each, 70 be paid tor IN ADvAEok.
F,r advertisino PeiuOns for Dover from lO 70
IS dollars, 20 be puid for in ADVANCE, ,..
For advertising Notice OF Letters Of Aunnin's-
tr9tion. ? dollars, 70 be paid for IN ADVANCE.
~, -.dvertisinr Notice Of annual or mai SCI.
clement by Administrators, dollars, to DC Palo
for In advance. r...,..
For months, s27, to be paid FOR in ADVANCE.
Trustees' safes, and oil other adverusei''
not specified, must be paid for IN ADvAN IN
All Advertisements Of personal nature VIII q q
ssbnieed doablo price, and payment required N
ADVANCE.
yearly Advertising.
For forty lines or less, renewable At pleasure
eco No contract taken forless than one year
md pavabIe half yearly in advance.
The privilege ofannual advertisers y Y nllee =
their own immediate buainess' and all advertise
msnts Cor the benefit Of other persons, sent ~ oy
chem must be paid for BY the square.
Professional Advertisements.
For 10 lines Or less not niterable, MONTHS 81
no do do do 90 ~ "
"a 10 40 Do do ~ do. g
oArAs the above rates are the same % those
su,sblished in Natchez, VickabuL9. Jackson
Cirnnd Gulf and elsewhere IN this state, no DC
duetion will be made from them in any case
"1 nsTAIL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FoE
ON DELIVERY.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

every means in their power 10 make Il sara-
;liat 70 every voter III The Unittd ssaiea
They feel that bis streagth consists, noI IN
bis prowises for he future, but il he per-
formances in time psst--iho best and only
guarantees Of what VIII be his course when
at the helm of State With this view, In
every section Of the United States. biography
les of this great statesman are printed and
circulated as the very best appeals that can
be made in bis behalf 70 an intelligent and
patriotic people.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

Water pipes made s. thick glass ere now
used ID France inslead IS irons These
pipes are covered with coasing 81 hitunen
and age made e insert q each 0shsl 81
biiumsn i0in said they VIII beea
higher degree Of pressure shan those madee
of east iron. and are core ,tsr thirty peg
cent cheaper.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

The longest direct Tine which can be
drawn over this great region stretches from
Cane CanaveFal. ia East Florida. 70 the
Northern Cape of Queen ChaTloli's Island,
on Bix0nss entrances 3,S4a Statute niles.
Assuming this line as base, the mean breadth
is about 700 miles, and area Ia square sta
tute niles. in round nnmhers. 2.250,O00..
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

OUTLINES or TIE UNITED SvATEs.--A
very able article on tie United States, from
the pen Of William Darby. Esq. appeared
10 late number Of the National intelligent
Ger. According 10 Nc. d the Uaited States
are bounded 81 The Atlantic Ocean E. and
s. e., Gulf Of Mexico S., the Spanish or
Mexican provinces S. W., Pacific Ocean
", and n. By the Russian aud British ter
ritories in North America. This extensive
region has The following limi's:
Commencing on Passamaqnoddy bay,
at the month of ST. Caoix river. and
thence along the Atlantic ocean 10
Florida point 1900
Thence along the Gulf Of Mexico 70
the mouth Of the Sabine 100
From the mouth Of the Sabine, in
common with the Spanish or Next
can provinces, 10 the Pacific ocean $500
Along the Pacific ocean from lat. %
deg. to 40 deg. N. OF about 500
Due E from the Pacific ocean, on lat.
40 deg. N, on The Russian terrific
Fies 70 the Rocky OF Chippewayan
Mountains 600
Thence, IL common With CabOtia, Or
British North America, o The mouth
of ST. Csoix 5000
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

/ Amount funded AZ stated, 2S6 $40 IS
To which add The amount un-
paid as above, I69,S57 e4s
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

I SIJ,b41 n
During the same period / have discussed
fourteen thousand one hundred and thirty
1--WE dollars aud ninety>seVen cents, which
is accounted for as follows, tO-Wit;
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02
REPORT.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
. AcKsoN. Ne. ~. s. l844.

JACKSON Miss. Jan. p A644s
- A gnafe and HOuseOf Represen.
tatip IF The Stale Of Mississippi
GRNTLEMEN:-I made reports 10 the CALI
ed session in lilly last, Of receipts aud ex
pendiiures in the Office. commencing on
tie thirty. FIRST day Of March, and ending on
the thirlieth day Of June, lbolh days inelu-l
siye) Of this current year, and Of the account
Of Richard s. Graves, my immediate pres
decessor; upon the latter a committee was
raised BY the House, who made their exa-l
mination and report, to which reports
would beg leave 10 refer you.
The two and three per cent. funds nov
remain in the treasury
Ihave received nothing from T. +. Coli
Inns, attorney general, on his receipt, from
the certificate Of dep0ste in the Brandon
Bank, from the bank Of the Mississippi Rail
Road Company, from the Mississippi Union
Bank, from the fernando Bank, from the
Real Estate Bank of Columbus, nor from
the Mississippi and Alabama Rail Road
Bank.
The stock owned by the state in the
Natchez Rail Road Bank remains unproduc-
tive. Il is feared but little, If anything,
will ever be realized from any OF those
banks OF stock, except tho Mississippi Union
Bank; that paper might now be SOLD for q
small amount.
From the first day of July to the Thrift,
eth OF December, (bolh days inclusive J
l643, have received into the treasury
twelve thousand nine hundred and ninety.
one dollars and sixly-fve cents, fSl2, 99l
65) which has been derived from the fol-
lowing sources, to. wit:
From hawksrs and Pedlars' Licences, $l27 "a
Tavern licences, as 81
State tax, 1885 Bs
Redemption Of lands, 45l IS
Tehala navigation company, 1900 90
BrOkerS' licences, 1000 90
1891 90
Add the balance remaining, in cash
as per last report, $50 IL
nla oh9 -
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

Shows an excess Of disburse-
menls over the receipts in favor Of
the treasurer, 10 the amount Of
two hundred and eighly-eight
dollars and twenty cents. 2es 90
Under an act Of the general assembly Of
July last, employed clerk, al fifty dollars
lper month, who has been engaged in the
discharge Of the duties contemplated by
that act, and regret 10 say there has not
been sufficient time 70 accomplish that OBJ
Hect TO the extent which is truly desirable;
YET we have Appropriated so nearly TO a
close, boa think the following results are
pretty clearly developed, to-wit:
Amount Of funded debt foE the fiscal
year 1889, and up to January Isl, l64l.
$3.50. $40 4
Amount paid of isanes from
March let, 1889, up % January
lsi, le4l, 333, 259 81
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

Total amount Outstanding Of
funded scrip and auditors war
rants. l,o77,7os 81
i From which deduct the amt
disbursements at this Office,
tom January lst, 1871, TO Dec.
9. 1913, including $685. So
70 funded scrip 462,659 5la
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

Amounts Of receipts and balance re-
naming in the treasury on let July
iast, sISs47 n
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

on differentiated, nert doe - eees
Msi,rs. Wiikmss s. .l-ss,SsaF ".
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

Total amount funded and
paid upio January |, l64I, 570,l 69a
Amount Of auditors warrants issnsd f0F
the fiscal year, 1889, 335, 461 81
Amount Of auditors warrants
issued from March LEI, 1910, Co
January lsl, le4ls 404. 407 98
Total amount of Issues up 70
January lS4l, 78g, 059 So
From total amount 0f issues
from March lsl, 1899 TO January
Isl, 1871, deduct The total Is
mount funded and paid from
March Islsl63o 70 January lst
ls4I, 570.I0I 69i
Shows lhig amount yet % b
paid o. funded Of the issues for
The time as above, l60,s57 e3i
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

Treasurer Of ne State Of Mississippii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-11


important sdeIaon All who may thus desire 70 con.
srlt trend should t all ob.;s and rad
been recently published is much improved. and enlarged
nearly three former and s-bacn many sub.
and diseases before alluded THAT vii be especially
int resting invalid. who for may possibly hap
The work written by DR. Gregory. who still in the
Of profession No II Barclay the Park
The various forms Of bodily and mental wsakness
faithfully deneated and the best practical method OF OBJ
tanning sound health work plainly and practically adapt
ed to the Of those whom unfortunately need ~ friends
y assistance Of whatever That portion Of the work
treating impotence barnpess and certain destructive
habit OF youthful from whence results con.ti
tuona debility" will be found both useful and insuctng
sexual debility has made threatening noads the health
constitution and points only the Of escape
mt the certainty Of restoration The work 10 written by
phv:cian Of experience who still IN practice IN this city,
II shows how parents and Others deceived by the out
ward physical the attenuation of the Frame
papaon Of the heart arrangement Of the system
consumption are often ascrbed wrong causes when in
rea they the of aurng and pefnceus
practice. alike destructive to the mind and body. .
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