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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

tell me where the Rev. Dr. C. u,,,r
In the house you sec youdef. the old
old man honestly replied.
Without cond- ending 20 thank him 6t the
information. the Young man rode on, and soon
found himself seated al the paflof al DR.
C----'s ho.pttable residence, at the iuthA.
ton OF Tie lady Of The house. awaiting tho
expected arrival OF the Doctor
In due time the host appeared, bu, To- the
surprise snd confusion OF tho Young rur.i
whom should he NEE, in the reverend dortot
bu, the s,nie old daddy I've had 30 uncrro
moniously aecos,cd IN his way. VITO had
returned from the field. laid ASIDE his vet
garments, and adjusted his person.
IL va. very respectful 10 YOU, said the
venerable divine, with an arch look and a
pleasant tone. fot the aged paf.oh VA. uu,
wanting Ia Wit and hunor 1t wssvcry res.
peciful In you Ia call INC old daddy. al.
way, love 10 see young men respectful 10 old
age"
b Tie confession and modification Of the
Young man were uleacfibAbl lie could
have sunk through the floor and bursI him.
self in the cellar beneath him With a coun.
',un.., ,fins,uei " &c tlJshr.. he began to
stammtr cot .n ap1ingy fur his iuu,i.uv.
No npo.ogy, saiJ fife doctor, very pleasant.
ly no apology ALWAYS love TO see les.
poet shownto old age" Bot the kindness
and asiduity of the family could not relieve
the unplrasantness OF his situation. q aense
ol Notifying blundef which he had commit
ted marrcd all his anticipated pleasure from
the interview, and lie was glad to take TT.
! lc ave soon as he could DO II with deccn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

string broke, her face looked vacant
Tor minute, and her eye waited till IL
caught some one eels's, and then IL
found It's focus, looked right straight
: for II, all true agin, but she never look
cd back for the rest Of capital story
she had never heard word of IL Gre
alton + sa1S |, IS this all bamm =
what fooA be- was stumpcd,
tell YOU Wet, II few days afterwards
found out the eye secret from roth
or woman's behaviour, and | applied
the test 10 this one, aud hope may
never see daylight agin' If there wasn't
/ the mancuvrIng eye. TO -(pcrfecEon.
/ II had know'd the world then ms
/ do now. ] should have had some ms
/ givings sooner. No man. nor woman
mother, can be general favoritc. and
| be true 1t don't stand To natur' md
common sense. The world is divided
INTO three classes: the good the bad,
and the indifferent. II woman is u
favoritc OF all. there is somethin wrong.
She ought TO love the good, to hate the
wicked, and let the indifferent be. II
the Indifferent like, she has has been
prctendin' to them ; if the bad like,
she must have assented TO them: and
if the good like, under these circumstan-
stances, they are dupcd A general
iavorite don't dcSarvc to be a favoritc
with no one. And, besides that, ought
TO have knowcd, and ought to have
asked, does she weep with them thai
weep, bcca usc that is friendship and
no mistake. Any body can smile with
you, forit' pleasant to smile, or romI
with you for romping is fine fun; but
will they lessen your trouble by takin
some of the load of grief off your own
shoulders for you and carryin' it
That's the question, for that amt 1
pleasant task but it's the duty Of I
friend though, that's fact Oh cuss
your universal favoritcs, say CIV,
me the real Jeremiah.
But, Lord love YOU obsaryln' il
farming. This amt deep subject af
ter all for this eve study is not writ II
cypher like treason, nor III the dcat
languages, that have been dead so lon.
ago, there is only the hair and bone
Of them left. Nor Drcign languages
that is only fit for\gingln, swearin
braggin, and blowin> soup when It's hot
nor any kind Of lingo It's the Ian
, guagc of notur' and the language Of ia
J tur' is the voice of Providence. Dog
and children can lnrn it, and half the
time know ii better nor man and on
, of the first lessons and plancst laws O
natur' is--'to mind the eye
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
FUNERAL or CAMPBELL. TIE
POET.
HY SAM SLICK.

They are curious people in the En-
glish; they are like Deacon Flint he
could never see the pint ola good thing
till II was too late. Sometimes artcr
dinner he'd bust ont IA larlin' like any.
thing, for al the world as If he was
born fool, >cemln'Iy at ncthln', and Id
say, why. Deacon, what maggots hit
YOU now /! i was lariin' he'd say, at
that Joke of your'n this mornin' |
didn't take Just then, but see 1t now
NE y sails l. why, what did ! say. its
50 long ago forget! Why, sails he,
don't you mind we was Il ,orkin' of
them two pirates the jury found not
guilty and the court turned loose on
the town f.; yon said it was all right,
for they was loose characters. Oh
see it now, it was real Jam that oh !
see II now, not overly pleased mother,
/ for joke like an egg, is never no good
except fresh Lads IT.
Well, thcEngllsh are like the old dca-
con they don't sec u mans merit till
he's dead, then they wake up all of Il
( sudden and say, ooh we must honor
this iclIcr's skeleton > and Peel, and
/ Brougham, and all come and play
pail bearers 10 II, stand over his grave,
look sentimental, attltuucnesS few
and when | say TO 'cm, you hadn't
ought to have laid him right atop OF
old Dr. Johnson--ior he hated Scoch,
men so, like old scratch If he was to
find it ont he'd kick straight up or
ecnd, and throw HIM of; they wont
larl, hut give us a4eok. as much as &c
say, Westminster Abby amt no place
to ioKc IN. Just rs if II warut n mos
beautiful Joke 10 see these men, Wh'
could have done ever so much for tho
poe, in his lifetime, wh.n It could have
done him good but who never ever
50 much rs held out Il finger to HIM
except In a little matter noiworth havln
now he is dead. start up all at once
. and patronlze his body and bones
when It cant do him one mosScl O
, good. On they are like Deacon Fin
they understand when its too late.
Poor old Tom Campbell, there wa
- some pleasure Of hope that he ncyr
! sot down in his book, ] know. III
I hoped as ne had charmed the uatlor
. and gwen EN- another ondyn' TO adj
, TO their list of poets, 10 crack and bra
. of he'd a had recompnce AT l"as
Q IN some government appointment, tia
4. would have chrercd and soOihcd la
70 old aye. and he was disappointed that
+ all aud that's the pleasure OF hop
D sluirc. eh Hc hop-d that iam'
t which he had III ms life. wonld hay
5 done HIM some good in his lilc -dldn
/ hc We'll, hc lived on that hope II
L he died, and that didn't dlsappoint hin
O for how ON .fo'o- -" Nc IS dr,eI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
RESPECT TO OLDAGE.

A Young gentleman, from college. who had
more knowledge OF books iarn q! men, was
vending his way ~ lac uDuss 81 the Rev
DR. c., OF Connecticut. The Doctor was
extensively known AMI respected for his en-.
cfgy % character, his lesf"'"g, fteIy. and
moral worth; Lul, Ike ihc pfe4i sps's'le, ne
GId not di.daia io''eiDt WI'lI 100, own hands
Win Rse''er 81 introduction ~ tie ag'i
d,lae, ~ BON be- bad haown only bg rcp'u'a-
'na, COR len,-G. ou1s friend was steL'"s
.ie pn,i!rge 81 an acq1siltdnce Win htn.
old daddy. PAL he TO AL Ased laboref ~
a field by me .,Iay sids. wh"ss rapf~d lat,
coarse looklne oVercoAt. t1 vas a lo~enas
1a,) and dark comp.e Alou AMI features con
trss,ed s.Ioagly witA ~, "Nn b'oade 10 h. kil
.l,te,, ..l t' re-. 80 +-S5s ?" 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
PICKLED EGGS.

Among tie NUMEROUS pirkles In common
use, Is very rarely occurs dat picked eggs
re 10 be Witnessed, riihef In nii shops or
upon ihe table. NeveuhEle.s In eoun,f.S. OF
the liIois and Dors.l picked eggs consti.
,uie a very prominent feature 10 the farm
house sisfe ICONS. insonuch that The !ausr
would be eonsidsred. ~ tts :ndo.irinu.
housewife. unfnnishrd wiiho u ihem. The
mode In ~ni.h The good DANES pixie their
eggs IA ,imply u,us AT the The s-ason ~
the ,'lf When their stock Of eggs il .lrnii-
iul ihsv ciu,e some four ar 81 durzsu 10 be
r"urd IN rapicirus sauce pan Unlil rey lP.'
come quite bard. They then. after fenuE.
Jog HE ,hells. lay rLrm carefully "a l'fge
monih'd Ia's. and pour over ti-in sral'l'2
ttpTrar. wei seasorel Win Wh-'e p~l1~',
ails ice a lew fAc,s 81 clag"r AMI ie"
ri,-s ar g.dic They en-, when cold
bung mem dpNn t.ns~ u = mnhih they
uIu b. IL flr a.e Where egss are plsn!ligi
The above PIC lie 3, bY no means sIpsbAive,
and. .. an Arre'tr accompaniment 10 cold
p,sAi. II c4n1", he oUt nvslied iot pIqusnoy
ard gput ~ t.s grre's'.if 81 ricb'es nads
g. q. - srgr'fJ
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From he AHsT.
r,lE SLAVE TO THE LIBERTY PAR
TX


MAS ItNEr LpCKr.
y, n,t oe'.r '"s, 'o'i, '. hive doas your -or.
isvf ss'seathy sS~ sise o'u.
N,As'c tt.d "a scar lot soeSra,
Ast hap tsf 90 no mofs
.,tia.p,N. ave rishohsd o1f it,tsfs ta,de f,st
iod The vnp.s - cor bie.d,ns nr.h
", ss'or ss Leaked Fo' III. pet, fot tho pat,
10 ost ~osHa' gvsh 10th Gffvih
W. have bo,ne tho lssh ~t have botBe the thong,
\ aJ mech, eudsted uaii
- ~stre~ " ~ef- psa 9th ''mpi.h, sirosg. o.
Va ~Acm lot aij Ss could cali
We hs,s se.n the ~,f,. ssd the 10 sder child.
ia to d,'.sr b"adiss ed $3.50,
Nj yfasJ'y have ks~lI al b'sssed and smiled,
Nb.le,siJ osf .oSis have btsI
I,~. hored htooeh VOC. thAts day would rec
Wh,a ,If fcue. should e,sr.blr add b'sAs
Iivt wHher,os 80 a., zee. "a the skies,
lie LessIbs FROM ss shsii take
T,. lone dsh star, N ss,ea,on now,
And IT. flys on us Bhalhisll,
To J,tgit saa miio~~ I" bfrsk OF to bow.
4 nj G.Hd IN etVtn,l thtall.
N nh ~, brothers blood ito nuclcus !, blsok
l.U e,~s from ITO w,upts affr.h
Aad Il hsLts up tbe 'lavets cruel ifaet.
4, he hunts Tor human flesh
l. m,.,sten h1ie AID u,,ru.dod Isl
itLl,e pc ed II ~ your er"~n,
And ~Lon, pttd. are made to feel
.Aout., which y, have called down.
" ih Columbia stars II shall soon be set,
I" Ll.rkcn that crrlet isu--
hrd W when We zee IT. stall shame and roget,
" db J,cuitrnte sDd Mllh payer.
Th.te VI, one To our AID ys msht hAxe called,
Mho lifted IUbel's yoke led
NLrn hrr satinn IN Mnsi~m's chitns was enthtAll
Atd Ste glouou. cto'.iikc LtoAe.
fsmt.ht have invoked h,s honofed name,
Whose ~oh" shall Cof ever ude
Der the a odr,' hrlsh,s On the breath Of fsmr,
q, noAt VITA La filt!'. tide
&c ,oorned h-,nd ~e are in bon "a ssill-
II"peicss p-tpctuatr deep
oar cup Of despair To the btm dill ,e ill
90, h &c YOU; faces weep.
Nay God from oountry the curse avert
Tho NC shall .,ill grind N chi'n.-
q Oh Jsrken the land With no deadiief hurt
While the friend Of slavery r,g@
Noment Co,t.ge Lowell. n. 1881
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
AGRICtLTi RAJ
HEY MOusE

~ INV q" Hpl isN IN WV s<s~'0 " wv ''s'
~i""~eg sr- ~ Tive creates, dsmsnd ethet
LOT consp'nl'.inn IN tie family os ict mukri
It's VEL known 'hs, With sN Tho au""'idn
wat can he he'''~cj On fowls that Wey VII
n"' ,J 40 Wei I" cold ~esihei. snd hence
No h'eh piies &" ess.H thai s-As0n yss
mHeA IN "e Hoas 10 encourage 'hs Pfodee'
non OF effs W vac 'nelement season, AID i's'
quen'y WIN PRONE too. Near good mAiks
one rgg week sAeh' IN inc month OF NO
'eHosf. De'emb~f and Jsnsaty. vii pay TOT
NE lood usually consonsd ~ Mons
Thou IN s"me tasss R'sa' pans 'hA's
'aken !" make hens 10y IN colo "e''h't s"h
without ,u''cs'' ''' 'hlS Is h'' fe"ets'N "'e
Gaze M"al prt'0ns ''si "''cN m'h' IN
ms re'~ci' nave 'siN r"od success mems
Should be provided Win warm mouse "
would be well =" have The h"o'e 90 VAN
tia, wafer would no, i'eee IN lie cn'drsl
~esihef and wien the "calhcf mia u
should 70, we'll oen'i a;ed
Last ia!l we gave what Ne CONSIDER me
oe,i plan i't hsnhouse' and i"t 'he b-nen'
ol many new iea iets we vii no" rcPesi mo
Substance OF Il IN lew words.
Male house or lcrt hlslL 10 ieet
~i"e and 'o' 70 W 3n 'ert long ~ Longer.
.sch 'coE" OF zen iret 'orm'"p se'ihn- -
Divide II lsng'h~ise inio ihtee paris OF equal
"ldih the 'en'ie OF which VIII serve a.
walk On eaeh s'd" To every ten 're' " be .
warn "h''h sha' TO 'Yn'""c'ei % follows
-ho"ot ""f he' o"m We S'u,i Non',
MAKE """'"R over INC "h"'e "Atd' eicep-
hhf soout zen inches square ate ,eh corner.
oy me wal Tor The hens to como through.
over ihls uoof put Two fous's, about ten or
htren inches above II. according To TIE
height OF houses On going Up this noot =
hen can "sk along and take any empty rUos'
MD 'hc manure should u" frequently Temo''
ed from tho iioot, snd little plsslrf. sshes.
charcoal d"s', "r sand thrown on II. unless
The manure IS I" be saved i"r morocco dress
en. Nv adding small quantity VI plaster
aud charcoal dusl TO the dung, the ammonia
will be fixed and good euano NAV be made
II the mrnufc lie not removed the ammonia
viii hunt the fowls cyeI when closely ,ou-
fined;
On line with the walk, and about ~
inches under the front oi the ilnnfing. put =
piece 81 board few inches wide, With III"
edge up. exic ,ding from one end Of the sec.
ton TO the Other Tor the front Of tho nests TO
rest on.
On a level with This and one foot back
from it, put q board ono foot wide, Hat side
W. extending like narrow .Inp fam one
end OF lh. section To the other. Then make
nests OF light thin boards: one foot wide from
right to left that there may be ten 10 a sec
ilon. and about thirteen inches high. and =.
bout lhe same from ltnnt "a back
acsa ne.'. "I'I resl on the edge OF TIC
hat"" op'f's ana 50 p''A hnu resi- On Mo
VIDE hoard n me u "f i""' the" 'ho h'nsc
wax ai"ne "h IN. "lho h"'h "l mo meats
and 'aee any one 'hrv please. The nests
sh'u'h To a'""' SIX OF seven IN 'ncAh 'sh; eh'
eePt'hg every SECOND one sh""'a .i''n" 'p
!" 'he s'oeS !" 'o'" "'NiSp'"' ,he' Will
" ',
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
INPRorEK LANauAaE

IMPROPER LANGUAGE. Never use ITO
proper WORT. or indecent l1ngpagr |, be.
trays groveIiiLg mind, and does not sp-sk'
wei Of The soclry you keep. Such LA.
guace odenis the ear oil modrs'y an make.
your presence nm offence TO Respectable sos
cIGy. Tfucrs,
lmnodes words sdmi, 81 M offence
Foo want Of deceney is ~am seaso."
The young should Early h4Ln.alc them.
selves to the use Of language which IS BE-
coming ai Nil Iincs nod IN al plic,s 4
coarse aud vulgar Young man is / NIL a. 40 (
abhorrrd by --n,hough flr lir ,aLc O.
hts relatives, he may som,tmes be- adm,
I'D mo rcsPectablr seiuy Ayoli lh,u 81
.hprrss,ons-a lam: a.,u,iuns 10 VIA, O..
lndelscai= and Improper uuicss you do.
you may early be .lin,.I
With hr dull. rooted caIlo1s ,npld-ncc.
which dead 10 sblme ant every Ger srnic.
Nor blush uni 81 IN spreading VIC, ,nAr,s
p NrI b nd o. s5r' .''.r-- l~-~a -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
IIil' RIFLE

a nation mus lie truly bl1Ned, If II
were governed by no oinef laws hsn tina 81.
BILE. 1t Is 81 complete system, that moth.
ing can lie added 10 or taken { ON il 1t con
tains everything u,edful To he known OF done
ii afuids copy tr king and rule fot
a subject gives instruction ard council, to
a senate, authority aud direction to m,pis.
trate II cauiions ~ltEess, requires an i'm.
partial verdict Of Jury, and furnishes the
Judge 18th his sentence IL acts the husband
as the lard Of his housed old, and the wife a
mistress ni the table II tells him how 10 ru'o
Andher huw t. manage. 1 requires honor to
parents, and..enjo.n s obedience upon children
-, presCrUes and limits the SWAY II
soveieisns Commands The subjects u
honor aud the servants Ia ohcy. aud prnmiS.
es the proer,lnn Of lis author TO all who walk
by lis ruc. ltRvcs direct ons foi ~,dd ngs
aud bunal It promises food and Iaiucut.
and limits the use of both It pninis ou, a
faithful and eternal guardian TO the departing
! husl and and father tells him with whom o
/ leave his isthetless children, and in whom
his widow to trust, and promises a father 10
the former aud husband 40 the latter II
teaches a man how he ought to se, his house
in order, and how 10 make his will it APP
points dowery for his wife, and entails q
tho younger branches arc to be left. II de
lends the rights Of all, and reveals vengesnc,
10 the defrnuder; over-reachcr and uppressor
II is the frat book and oldest book in III,
world. II contains the choicest matte, gives
the best IL irucion, and affords the great
est pleasure and satisfaction thai wa
ever revealed. 1t contains the best laws an,
proioundesi mysteries that were ever penncd
1t brings the best lIdings and affords the hes
comforts ,nihe enquirlng and dlsconso!aie
1t ea' pitts life and Immortality and show
The way To everlasting glory. il is br'c
recital Of al that i, To come. II settles a.
matters in debate, and resolves all doubts
aud eases the mind aud conscience al al
their scruples, II reveals the oaly ming an'
true God, and show. the way TO him II set
aside all other GODS, describes the VI nlty u
them, and ol all who put their trust IN them
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
From the Ph,lidelphii AsirIiy Gazette.
THE .ATTACHE:
Sam Slick in England.
MIND YOUR EYE.

Now, what do YOU think of that
statesman that YOU met to dinner yes
tcrday, that stuck to you like burr to
ashccp's tail atlkin' such an interest
IN your books and in colony govern
mcutS aud colonlsts as sweet rs sugar
candy ? What did you think of him,
ch 2
i thought him said, "a web IN
formed gcntcmanlv-Iikc man. and ",
ncvc hun 10 bc sincere friend oi mine
HAY, rrce we'd too many clvlltics from
lim 10 doubt his sincerity, especially
rs have no clam on HIM whatever.
am an unknown, obscure, and hum
be man, above all, am n stranger and
n coHonis,. his attentions therefore must
be dsntcrcSted.
That's all YOU know, Squire, SAID
he. he is the greatest humbug III all
England. III tell you what he wan
ted; He wanted TO tap you he wall
tel nformllion; he wanted your org
nal views for HI information he wan
ted vour original views for his Speech
m Parliament in short, he wanted TO
know if Nova Scotia was IN Canada or
New Brunswick ; without the trouble
of looking il out on the map You
didn't mind his eye it want in tune
with his face: the last was up to con
sart pitch and t'othcr onP several notes
lower. He was readn' you. His eye
was cold. distracted, thoughtful II
had no Asgand lamp IN II, He'll use
YOU. and throw YOU away. Iou can
use hun, If YOU was 10 try. You are
ono of the sticks used by politicians
he Is the hand that holds you.-l ou
support hun. though he Is no good tC
You. When YOU cease 10 answer hi:
purpose. hc lays you aside and take
another He has 'mancuvcrng eye
Tho eve of politician like that Of M
old LAWYER sort of spldcr-cyc. Few
,hur, resemble each other more II
n4lur' thon an old cunnln' lawyer anl
spider He wcavcS his web IN one
corner with no light behind him Il
show thc thread of his nest. but IN IN,
sho3 .rr and then be wa.s N ln'
dark Office 10 receive visitors. 4 buz
zln burrIn' thoughtlrSS fv, thinkin' O
noihin Int hls beautiful wings. ant
well made les and rather near lghtet
wlihal, comes 'tumbln' head owe
heels INTO the net 4 beg your pardon
SAY, Nv. 4 really didut see this ne
work of yours the weather rs so fog
ry. anl the streets 50 COMPOUNDED dar
they ought 10 burn "a, here al day
am afra,1 have done mischief .Nc
n, all saws spider, bowin most gallu
pur,l,c, i gu:'s ITS all my fault.
reckon louTl' - have hun, lam
out. but pray doat move, ofyoa ma
a, daU1SN Allow me 10 assist yo.
! |. !. !. !. !. !. 4. I. !. !.
ties one leg and thou toll
- Aup both hIs wings, an
j. Gbral'er Now, 81,
~ friend, p'raSe f.
when he D, a-goin'
E(1eS Picard You have hu
y,a,s ~ Arab,r sum | mn
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Whole Niger 'Oh, mother, |

WHOLE Niger 'Oh, mother! |
Just seed man with one half his iacc
as black as-as -
AS what, Sammcy
Black asal creation, mo,her-wasn'
he an object
Lord love YOU little dear, you don
say so he must be halfnegro.'
Go TO thunder, old woman he was
n whole niger toihct half was just
rs black
Take that you Elhe saipin, Ny
graclousfhow saucy children IS "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
TRAITS OF FREDERlCK THEGREAT

Frederick, though sometimes superb IN his
expenses, was hauItuaIIy Ptnunors. lie
seems Ia lave thought that var ~as The only
thug ON Which II was worth has while Ia
sltnd money The salaries Of has gentle
lEen and attendants were all On the n,rrow
est scale. Lord MalmesbuIv observes. that
even the P.nco of De.sau's marriage. al
which he WAS present, exhibited his penuiY
Al! the apartments eIcepl ,liose Immediately
,s-d Tor ,uppef or cards. were lighted with a
single randle. The supper had no desert:
tie wines were very bad the quantity stint.
ed. Ga ms Lord NJ asking alter dancing.
for some wine AID wafer, he was answered .
the VINE IS al. gone, but you amy have some
tea aud tins -. prcullsrly distinguished
panty. lie saw the king himself dire ..,lng
the servants IN lighting up the VA room, nj
telling them where To put the candles. While
this operation was performing, the queen. Il,e
royal family. and the company. were literal.
ly lnNhc dsIk, as the king did not teein hi,
ceremony I'll alter supper. aud M one dared
to give orders to have It done. - Blackw God
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

Az OLp BInLr. Al the anniversary meet.
ing Of the American Bible Society, arnold di-
vine from New Hampshire, Of the piesbyief.
ian denomination. called Father oLbins.
held inshs hand the identical Bible upon
which tho members o. The firf Cong,ep and
Prs.,dent Washington were sworn into III. e
and containing the NAMES VI a., hose "rIlu.
'hlrs, written an rs pssrs. Ihe,c ,uI 80
Robbins, mrte hiblr l,m~s and tLc,e blu,e
men-aad God blessed snd prospered ihrlf
lalors; snd UuGsr lhese men their cou"iry
wAs prosperous. Coj grant, sir. said he,
that we my again have such rulers and sue b
IImes'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
TIE AMERICAN COUGH BALM


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L SIDE, CHEST ANp BACK. ASTHMA LIVER COMPLAINT,
BRONCHITIS, lSCtPEST CONSUMPTION, GENERAL DfBiLt.
Ty una all diseases arising from disordered Stale OF
,hs THROAT, LIVER, LUNGS, NERVOUS SYSTEM, and
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caie allay incredibly short time al irritation aud
tickling in the Throat
tits prepared by one who has lad, perhaps, much eS
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The Projectors while desiring lay II before the people
di,caiu attaching 10 II character does not
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The patient need bee apprehension OF CoNsrirA-
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