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SS S ' s 'i NOTICE. To the Subscribers o f Harper's Picto rial Bible. M . H . & W . B . F R A S E K , PLAIN AND PANCY BOOK BINBEBS, NO- are, RiyER-STRELT, TROY. (O v e r the Book-Store o f Young& 'Hart. J H. & W. B. ERASER, would r«- IfM * epectlully inform the subscriberB to linfiBliUiH lEMOdKlT. WILLIAM J. LAMB, OFFICE CORNER OF STATE AND RICHARD^STREETS, DP-STAIRS. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. VOL. IX. LANSINGBURGH, N. Y.,SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1846. NO. 16, a n e c d o t e . Gov. Chittenden~tlie first of tfie name >vho filled the office of Chief Magistrate of Vermont,— liad two ns, named Martin and TrOf fhtly endowet ler, and a coll rert him to iem< sons, named Martin and iTOman.—• The first of these was deemed less id by nature than the education was ^'1 ‘S s THE WEEKLY (NATIONAL numbers bound will please call and efaroine INTELLIGENCER.) in general use, kept coMBlanlly on hand,and Intelligencer proper, as can be compressed at prices as low as at any other establish-; within the compass oi a single newspaper, ment. | continues to be issued and mailed to Mibscri Blank Rooks made to order, on short no- hers every Saturday, at two dollars a year, tide. Music bound in appropriate styles of payable in advance,in ail cases. IN o accouni Binding. Paper ruled to any pattern. .opened with subacribtrs to the weekly paper. WORTHY OF NOTICE. DR. SW A Y N K ’S price of it, where a number of copies are c w m a ^ n , ! ! I K \ ” ’ \ ' he Origmaland Gtnvine Preyaiation ! Ror ten dollars six copies will be sent. For tw e n ty do Urs, thirteen 'rjgmai and Genuine Prefaiati maj truly be said, Ihiit no one has ever been so suocessl'ul in com. pounding a medicine, wliich has done o 111 icii to relieve the hJman I'ainily, t rob d isease of its terrors, and restore the Invalid to Health and com ort, as theinpentorandproprietor o t that most deservedly popu lar family m ediciiit, D R. S W A ^ N E ’ S Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. p<O N S l'M PT lO N . which has so long ba«- fled medical skill, is now elfeciually and permanently cured by Ur S way « e ’ s C ompound SvBOP OF W ild C herry , and i ' diseases o f the Lungs and Breast, sucli i Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Elver Com- plaint, Spitting Blond, Pain in tke side and Breass, Palpitation o f the H ea't, Ac. Consumptives ! — Rettd and Reflect! Another wonderful Cu\ sumption in i\oiot ristown,istown, Another wonderful Cure o f Con- S r Pa. We take great pains to proem e authentic To Dr. Sioayne, Philadelphia, Dear S ir It uifords me great saiisluction to lay be fore an American public the wunderlul suc cess of your Ciiiiipuuiid Syrup ot Wild d i e - lory, j i„ curing me ot that ureaUiul disease, l.'OW I Consumption! alter all other means had lail- n Ills I ed. 1 Y/as attacked with onin in my breast, ;:£ s lhc«n^*-'i I, tA'illi^^^ \ly v/us attacked with onia an breast, very much uffecUng niy voice and lungs,and a troublesome voice and sore lit oai, M> bowels were costive, ajipelile nearly gone, and iny sLoniach was so very weakUiut my iiV “ and gav. up all hopes cl ever recoytriiig.-.- lorinea^y your invaluable medicine,** in Coughs, Colds,Asthma v. hooping Cough, ill diseases o f the bungs and Breast, 1 re t a loss to know what r me, as every Ihiiig t used in the sh idicii e was imnieuiate’.y r.j''cie<L for moiitlis m ibis aw l ' ising ‘It uniil ft ‘gia-crua'Hy re«loreu me to lealtli andslrej gUi. Sevirai of iny friends vere affected in the same manner that 1 was II,)sell, who deolined using tin .-yrup, they, am sorry to say, oppeur to be fast apjiroac- ing llialbouinewhei.ee no trave'llcr returns, ve 1 expect soon t o .rave these puril, 1 give this St a slandmg memorai to the great ifyonf invaluable Compound. U. C. WtLcox. Aoriistown.Pa, ION.—All prepvrations from the Wil Tree except Ur. Swayne.’a ate hot A and counterfiiet, and sprang u ears arte.- this valuable medicine had inlro- uced itself into the sick obaniber : therelore ik for Dr. Swayne’s Compound S j r u p o f I'ild Chen y, and purchase no other. The T A T s ir S f ™ '/ i r e s tne Northwest comer of EIGHTH and U ’E S lie e t s , Philadelphia. The Balsam d other spurious ar.icles of Wild Cherry, fiiT h o ! THE •• a i E M U T S B E F A T I M T GAIMC M il 11 MAGffinillBf! This remarkable discovery hat received Jie universal approbation of the medical profession o f Great Britain, has novi bee« Bufiiciently before the . American publii togiyeafu ir test ot its power and efficacy The Galvanic Rings have , long been used with pertect aucioess in all cases of RHEUMAT J.SM, acute or chronic apply- [EUMATJ.SM.a ing to the head, lace or hmbs; Gout, 'I’ic- Doloreanx, Toothache, Broncliitss, Verti go. Nervous, or sick Headache, Indigestion several States and Territories, who will give a single insertion of this advertisement,; with this note annexedand send one ot their papers to th s office with the adiertisement marked theirin, shall receive the Weekly : Pklpiiatidn of the,h*earL Ipoplexy, StiffnMs A BOOK FOR EVERY PROTESTANT THEHIvSTORV OF ROMANISM, From Us earliest origin to the presenttime,bythr Rev. John Dowling, A. M. Complete in one splendid Svo. volumeoi s f i r r 'd t comil allowed lo Agents. Th s important wora is designed to supply a desideraiumin rel gious literature longtelt, comprising in a portable form a large amount ol va viable inrormution relating lo the use, progress, and pre'Cnl stale ol the papal s^a lem, hiihei'lo Inaccessible to tiie general rea der, being decucej Irom the a;osl accredited authorities, Latin as well asEngtiS’i, Roman Cblbolic as well as Hotestant, inc udinga mong tho tormer Baronius, Raynaldus, Bel- larmine, Sarpi, &c As a work of reference, the -‘H isforvef Romanism'* wU; at onceooinmend ilseif to the notice o f a a s ofihe highest value; iecial y imli pensable lo the library of the •ologicut student, and those entrusted with the delence of the great Tnd cardinal points ofreligious lailli. At a period like the present, when the phases of tiie religious world have become so multiform t* at the simp icity of Divine iruth seems uU but threatened with e.xtinction hj the-mists ol e of such a work ca \3 respects li>» e ot the Ro- lau Catholic Ohurch in our own land. To Clereymen, Postmasters, &c. WANTED, in every town and vi la) e in Ihe United S ales, respuiisibie men lo pr« cure snbscribeTs and engage in the sa'e c the above work, I whom a very 'iberal pei centage will be allowed. Address E. W A..KER, M Fulton St. NewYorh. THE AMERICAN PENNY MAG AZINE AND FAMILY NEWSPAPF.H. EdiPefl by Theodore Dwight, Jr. tee, $1 a year. The poa«ge is now free lor this c ily. Brooklyn,HarIem, iNewnik and all other p'aces within 31)mi est only CHEAPER THAN EVER ’ iU c k e r. X r e i r g i v e n t i r r c i r c u T c o u r r P a g e s o f R a r e a n d F a s h ionable OrlexnM jt, ^t 10 o'clock WEL Neuralgia, Geiieial Debility, Oelii!i«ncy ol Nervous Energy, and all Netvous Disor-fer. Their extraordinary effects upoiiilhe Sys tem must be witnessed to bebeleived, and is a certain rnnvFNTivK for tlie above complaints they are equally to be tecoin- Certificates bearing alrongest witnesB of the oxlraordiniy effects of these articles, are daily accuniu latiug. The following are merel r offered as a sample o f hundreds ,0 f a simiUr cViarscler. The first is an extrant from an editoiia The Patent Galvanic Rings, whish ate lalting such a stir in the world just now, are a novel in v -n tionof tins age. of inren- Wilh legard to their efficacy tv* can say that two or three cases have failen un tier our notice Winch have favorably im pressed our minds. Thf first is that of a highly respectable merchant o f New York who a. dared to us that their use speed. ily releiveii him of a cough, seated pain in Ibe side, and many symptoms ol a pul monary complaint, and he is now entirely well, 'T h e second that we shall notice, is that o f a young man named Robbins, a resident o f the ci'y, who about one year since was visited with an attack of P araly sis, which affected the whole of o»e side of his body. We accompanied a medical friend to his residence No. l)« Beavot Street on Sunday toenquirc into his case. We found that li'O had been depiived entirely of the use of one arm .and leg, and that seiisalioin had been lost to the whole tile ot his body. He 'had been unahie Ih e legin walking'or the srm i « e a l h „ , ---- the physiciams said they could not help. Within the lust two weeks he has o o n i tw o a n d f o u r o f Dr. Christie’s Galvanic lliogs ard used the Magnetic Fluid-, at ‘ the effects upon fiis paralytic limbs is ai tonishing. 'The deathlike coldness left tliei Ibe numbness began to give ivay to snatay ?ensa ion ofreturiiing lileand teeling, per- ipirutioiicameo.it more freely, and _lie has From the Juvenile Pearl. \NO LICENSE.\ ! Probably every boy and girl who: reads the Pearl has heard are young,it will grow with your growth and strengthen with your strengthening: nnd you will find all through life that you are disagreeable to others around question of \License\ or \No License ” ■ yo'*-®\** your society. 1 about ithe^ ;0 License.” !/ On the 19th of May. the third Tuesday! *n the month, the question is to be decid-i ed in every town in New York Stale, . whether licenses are to be granted to! *J men who keep taverns and groceries, to sell intoxicating drinks. We hope eve ry child is opposed to granting licenses. You may say, perhaps, yon cannot vote, and hence you have nothing to do with the subject. True, you cannot vote, but the other hand if you wished to be loved by yotir friends, and grow up Bgreetble companion, you must early learn to love those with whom you as sociate. Be kind and affectionate. If you are at play with other children, and they want an article you have, give up to them if you can, and if you cannot,or if they want more than you ought to yield, then speak kindly, and tell them; ir e f ® T a ?p% ‘i r n c : o r a „ T p e 3 t r s \ ^ P t h S r n e U aeen pub.ish'ca ,in oiisisting o f standard and f riginal !ted, heredy notif- •■on* pear at said court r . , Ulspice,: her officers - ji ho h keg'ci-; r S a u c e , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . v . . ». ^ .. .a ___ :«»i __ u i... K-o.,.ngage< r r . , \ s . a \ \ a ci.T.r3viS“:‘..X3‘.Ts J A ^ D ^ ' Sheriff of Rensselaer stinc'.ly, w a k orfeedhimBell, yet new 1 talks I e« ly, rides cut, and for the nioet part is able to kelp himself. These cases coming to our petson-a' knowledge, cersaiily testily lo the meri s of Dr. C licslis’s Gal- 0 , . phansAdYoe.au and iSoeUl Mou.torjl the judice muet vanish when and asUaority vouches for evidence like the following. It o f d i.ea .e.,'. _________. ------- tentre'ceived a benefit in one direction, he wasiiyured by ih e s e v e r ilj of shocks. This ditticnlty has ol latc been in the great iner- sure remedied by an inipr« ved constmi tion of the g alvanic battery. But the gr-i desideratuni ley stil beyond, it w a it-o ap« 'ptv ih o ^ iv a n ie power gentle and unceas- liavelate been invented, andi.avesudden y 'isen inlo much public lavour 1 n relation lo these Rings we have witnessed some very practical result unless w'c were great ly iiiisiaken in the case. One ol lier hands for eiamp'e was completely twisted up. She has used Dr. Christie Galvanic Bings ind the Magnetic Fluid which nccompaiiies tlioin for a few weeks and is now almost comp e lely cured. We could name other nstances o f persons in poor health, being creally benefited II not restored by their use- W e are m.ppy lo testily to wbat we know iMving the reader lo judge lor himself. The B way and some in another ; and if every boy and girl in the State is op- posed to granting licences it will have: some influence on those who vole. Wei would not advise you to be too forward in giving your opinion, but if you do have an opportunity to speak, let your words be \no license. ’ We would have every child talk no license, and stuff no license from now to the time of voting. We believe that ten thousand infant voices ail raised on the side of right, will have a good influence ; and pei'baps the time may come when here or some where else you may have a chance to vote; and if you say \no li cense'- now and stick to it, then you will be all prepared to vote right, when ever you shall be old enough to vote at all. What say you, boys and gir’s, are you for ucENss ot so u c e s s s ! That’s the question. — - O ' — BENEVOLENCE. Children should early form tke habit of benevolence. This is a long word, children, perhaps you do not know what it means,perhaps your parents or teach, ers never told you what it meant, and they have never taught you to it means. Benevolence mean? that is, to give money or other to the poor and destitute; lo give for the support of missionaries,and to send the bible to the poor heathen who never saw a bible; and also for children to give freely to each other.— Children can perhaps acquire the it of benevolence in this latter way, as readily as any other. They should al- York proceed the very ;ks played upon the ce of country visitors lo New o f endless variety. We to describe one, we An honest and green countryma from Clinton found himself-^Iost him self we liiight as well say in New York not long since and in a bar room where he had made some a quaintances by his ingenuous depoi inent he exhiGited among the stores of knives keys pencils &c., in his ockets, two bright sover- the bystanders on see- sd the innocent youth, against the danger of Pickpockets some of whom he said might m prC' sent «nd mob him before he knew it. trowsers pod eigns. One of *me of whom he'*laid said the can find a and so saying he put both gold pieces in his mouth and started out for a walk up Broad way. He had proceeded but a short distance when a boy withadirU' simp'e lemedies are alter all the most effica- It i’s unnecessary to b W more except to lalpale thathat thehe Geiei umeine Galvanicalvanic Riapeagre andn st t t G n G Ri a burgh, sole agent for t —- - - - i - .- ih, Waterford, and Cohoes. PLRSUAN T T O AN ORDER F i l l \ ■ » A . ’ • ----- - - - ‘ - .un ty, deceased, toj . b'unhas caught oelebratad cou nterl •• Ill frra FMeent, Kr P T I C E IS HEREBY GIVEN, IHAT Hiy Wite, Elizabeth Ann, left my , bed and board without any just cause or odatidni, on or about the Iflth day ot list, iR'iS. and I hereby forbid all persons iqring or trustins her on my account for ilipaypo debts oilier contracting artf- E. Wf. STEPHENBON. Pbees, M««b 2d 1846 ’ DISSOLUTION. Copartnerehip hefetofore existirijr J . between the ^uhpcribera under the lirm ot Van Benthuysen&i W est, U thU day dia-^ aolved by mutual consent. J. H. Van Ben- thuysen w flleettie the business o f said firm. J. H. VAN BENTHUYSEN, LEW IS S. W E S T . Lanbingburgh, January 10^ 1846. HAIL! SONS OF T E M P E R A N C E . 4 REGULAR meeting of Lan.inghiirgh M Division No, 79, Sons of Temperance, is held at their Room every Thursday even thg at 7 o*oloek. The membere of the Order are nquested to attend. iggist, Lansing- for Lansingburg , __ ocs. All sold else- those places are worthless ATOTICE is hereby givet* that the them, and llint on llie first 9 uesday o fOclo- H o ”«?intheci% “ o f Troy,“ap^ be received by them from persaas desiring a Loan upon unencumbered real estate and who are rtsiden s ol the county ol ft.m .elaer; attendance on that day at the Court House in Trov, and thereafter on Tuesday ami Wed nesday for the space o f three Viieeks, for ihe Loan Commissioners for Rons. Cu. PARTICULAR NOTICE. A II person, indebted to J. H, Von Bea- J x thuysen are requested to e .l l add snttls immediately and pa've eost. '' ;h a brother, or sister, or even any other child which happens to be in their rticultrly tiiose effecting the little boy or girl, sitting down by the side of another, and eating a piece of :ake or anything else, and the other looking wishfully but in vain for a share- Children who grow up with such hab its Ayill always be selfish, mean, covet ous ; they will all through life manifest a disposition to enjoy tkemsthes regard less of the condition of others, they will be unaccommodating—willing to s another .suffer, or be subjected to gr< inconveniences rather than do the lei thing on their part to relieve him. There are some just such people in the world, and they are always despised by community,and seldom get a favor done to them. If we wish others to assist us in distress, or help us in a time of diffi culty,we must be willing to do thesame to them. On the principle should chil dren learn to give freely to each other, to the poor and destitute and to send the bible and the missionary to the heath- LOVE ONE ANOTHEE. Little children should always love one another. Nothing makes chili r so disagreeable to their parents II their older acquaintances as to Nothing makes children appear so disagreeab and all their older a< gee them hate and despise each other.- Some children can never agree. They ..= , r = M d _ ___ _ ____ u__ . __j .-r this course youwulgam the ood humour and confidence of all who on was iy the supposed de- inoy. Truman, who never lacked in mother wit, was placed upon the farm. It chanced one time that the Governor had in his barn a calf, so lit tle endowed witlv even animal instinct, as to be unable to dcavr sustance front its mother’s teats. Not all the efforts of the Governor and his help could make the creature suck. “ Truman,\ said his father, “what shall we do with this foolish calf to learn him to suckle?” \I don’t know, really, fa ther,” replied the son, with the utmost gravity, “unless you send him to col lege, with Martin.” ------- Q ubstio n in S uuqbrv .-D o wounds often heal by the “ first intention V'—- Not when the patient is rich and the surgeon is poor. When does mortifi cation ensue ? When you “pop the question*’’ and are answered “no.\ ------- -------------- An Irish gentleman, seeing a heap if rubbish in his court-yard, ca'led a itfome acquainted with you. A JU V E N ILE DODGE. The tricks played upon t inei when a boy with a dirty face and ragged jacket, who had been s landing by he had lust Ieft who had : in the bar-: id just l past him, and a mo ment a lter he heard him bawling as , if h alf killed. A crowd quickly gath ered around the crying boy. and the countryman was not the last of course to try and find out what was the mat- ‘•Wlbat ails you—wha ing about?” asked one oi thropic mob. “B o o ! hoo ! I’ve lost my money 1 ^ hoo ? cried the unconsolable dirty “W here? how much? exclaimed the excited assembly. \Boo/ hoo! I lost two sovereigns,’ id taking his hands from his eyes, from which he had been pressing a torrent o f tears exclaimed point! m his court-yard, vent and asked him why he did not irt it away. “ You have no cart,your honor,’* re plied the servant. j “ Then dig a hole in the corner of the court and put into that.” “And where shall I put the d irt that 1 am going to dig out of the hole ?\ said the servant. “ Why .blockhead! make a hole large enough to hold the d irt and rubbish too,” replied the Irish gentleman. c o n n S b i a L '* My dear, divl John black them “ How should I know—I hain’t got noth’n to do with your boots. Its washing day.\ “ But my love, you needrft speak so “ Speak so cross ! I did’nt speak ISS.” . O h ^ j y o u l i d - and taking iclaimed pointing our country friend who by this -ounded by seal has got them crowd, in his time w a i “That big inoutii ?” The astonishment of the country men made him apeechless and the in dignation of the crowd at this sup posed robbery of a poor boy was un bounded. One of the spectators; caught him by the collar, the sover eigns rolled out upon the walk and were instantly seized by the while the innocent countryman lore he could say a word got kick beaten, and had he not taken the :eman, who now made his, ap pearance back to where he had shown the money would have been taken to the .Station House. The sovereigns, of course, were a totalloss ive you separation.” “ Oh, Mr. Slob—was ever a wo man so abused. Here I’ve been work ing and washing and scrubbing all day long, as hard as ever I could, and thea you come home and tallt so to me—jus kos I don’t know noth’n a- bout- your boots—ohl—it is too— bad, /t is—boo-boo 1— boo-hoo f” *• ileiij! Well, Nancy, I didn’t mean I make you cry. Never mind-r-l you cry- reckon John has blacked my boots.— 3 philan- Is them sassingers to be fried for sup- “ Ye-e-es—my dear—I got urn for you particulary.\ 23“ A few nights since, Mr. McCa be of Baltimore, whtle on his way lo Philadelphia, was robbed o f over ^B,- 000 m bank bills. DC7* Four boys the oldest o f whom was 14 years of age, were arrested in St Louis Mo., for stealing several hundred dollars worth of jewelry.— They recently broke jail and escaped. A merican C amp opposite M ata - The news from the camp is The repor 'h i A . Papa!s iLpistle to a Boardi School Mistress _ -“As I ad u good 1 dicatioii miselfl hom hintirely ashame for to see the shamefull manner in MOROS.— Tl is boy they say. man be- fn ery pacific at presenl. The report } that the Mexicans intend to post pone their operjaiions until the 1st of June, in p.’-der to allow the govern- ents to arbitrate the m atter,but ho iliance is to be placed upon what __ Providenoe,a cat with four kittens has adopted a young rat into her fiiinily, whereat the natives are greatlyreatly astonished.shec g astoni --— Conscience,—A clock was stolen from a lady in Boston last and a short time since it was laced on thedi was worn out. Smelling .—An old man and a dash- .. ....... . ..... — Ihe youth discerr in Deceml^r since it was loor step of her house. ssr, KnirpsSfff. _____ and It II my desire for her to sleep in ment in the subject ihev were talking the bed she used to do. and not for her about said he could smell a rat as far to sleep sum times in one bed and gs anybody. So 1 should suppose then in anot.ter for to feed all the ggid jhe old man by the length ofyour another for to feed all the (he ouse for I think tha\ \ :e neither shall she do it. are always quarrelling about their play things, or about which shall have a cer tain chair or place at the table; and: sometimes even about which shall have a certain library book or which has learned the greatest number of verses in the bible. Children that are disposed to quarrel, can always find enough to quarrel about, and it is full as likely be about the bible, or the Sabbath School as any thing else. Thi9 ohly; shows more plaihly that it is a habit an^ fbxt it abpuld be broken up at once. If you form this habit, children, while yon ‘Are you an OmiFellow /* No Sir! I ’ve been married a week.’ I mean do you belong to the Order of Odd Fellows?’ No I belong to the Order of Married men.’ Thunder how dumb! Are you a M a s o n ‘No I’m a carpenter by Iradej’Worse and worse Are you a Son ’Temperance Confound you no l a m a son of Mr. John Gos ling,’ The queries! went his way with something o f a flea in his ear, whiskers ? A Boston papi was seen with a He was afraid lest he should as a curiousity. something Only a Beau Knot.- out of this knot. ff ‘O, certainly,’ “ •that’s naiily done “ knoA ^ young ladv tarried took *eplied her friend, la it is ohly • feau- ' says that a printer a pocket full ofchange. I to go by the museum be carried in and shown Poor Poland .'-The accounts by the Caledonia relate the beginning of the atrocities by which the Russian gov ernment are revenging the Polish in surrection. Several Poles at Siedlee had been court martialled,and hung-- others have been condemned to exilh. Greek Patriarch.-The Greek Patrl] arch at Constantinople has a revenue of about £500,000 a year from the donations of pilgrims to the Hrtly S ep ulchre. This revenue' is called IRO treasure o fthe Holy S^pdlcdirQir. and makes the Greek starttibpple. whilst bt' cidedly thte richest ihsid
