The Stanstead journal, 6 juillet 1848, jeudi 6 juillet 1848

[" sl * | E I R PUBLISIIED BY L.R.ROBINSON WHOL No.140.STANSTEAD, JULY 6, 1848.WOOD'S BUILDING, ROCK ISLAND.TTI.eae LS a mmm Wadd Tas sa is Lm soialz= - CES TTT EEE Vou 3==-No.36.jmitted tothe different Mairies,\u201d Lamartiue, you closely.Your habits, your industry, and revenue which it afforded ; but the crafty POETR Y.ipt of thi i ar ude ith whichy au- leaders of the blacks commended the poison- - mm = ome Upon the receipt of this message, immed:iate- {the care and prudence, with whic vvou man.leaders 1e blacks « ended the pois THE HAPPY FARMIR.ly convoked a meeting of the Guvernment at age your employer\u2019s business, have always ed chalice to the lips of their enemies, and in Saw ye the Farner at his plow, As you wire viding by ¢ Or wearied \u201cneath Lis noon-duy toit, When sunnier sun was highs Aud ihonght yeu that his lot was hard, And did you thank your God, That you and yours were uot condemn'd Thus Like à slave to plod ?Cone see hin at his harvest home, When garden.field and tree.Cons pire with towing stores to Gil} ary.dren gaily sport, This baru and = Fis beautiful oki Amid the new own hay SAITO rm, Las boat oy may.The doc pay ids master\u2019s joy.And yruurds te loaded wan, The feathery pee ple clap their wings.And lead ict young train.1 Perehanec the hoary gramdsie®s eve The glowing scene surveys.And breathes a Llossing on his race.Or guides their evening praise, Their Harvest Giver is tHicir friend, The maker of the s And carth, the wo 3 r, wives them bread, And cheers tice patient toil, Come, join thew row their wintry hearth, \"Fheir heartfelt pleasures see, And you can better judge uw blest The l'armer*s life may be.MISCELLANY.Character of Mitchell, We treat John Michell as the leader of the losurrectionary movement in Ireland, for such he unquestionably was, The peculiar attitude of his party, the perils they threaten, and the perils tn which they stand, are ali his work.le was, ns far as the public have vet materials for judging, the only formidable man ameng ihem.ft is bniposible to read his specelion Gud ow doser! not be impres- sed with the striking evidence eve rewhere apparent, of that iinpetuons abandonment of self wheels cliaracterizes the venuine fanatic.He was (ull to overflowing of his ma i spiration.The one idea, the one asp engaged his heud and heurt.He was thor.oughiy m curnest.and consequently really dangerous.In juxtaposition with such a man, the more vuizar, bistrionie agitator books the walking shadow?that he iv Mitchell wrote and spoke irrespective of diz- play ; hie gave us no pompous metaphois, no affected quaintness, no vapid parodies upon the style of \u201cSartor Rosartus.> He seems to have been equally destitute of vanity and of fear.Ireland republicanised and\u201d com- mutised was Lis engrossing wea; he saw nathing else, eased for nothing else; it had transfixed Lis vision: and without garding cither natural or ait fivind obstael os, Pitfalls of quagmires, social buiviers or local chase, he pushed on doggediy towards his purpose.Le was we favorite with the osteusitre tenders of bik party 5 he had venounecd the 3.fon, and turned his back upon the Conted »- rates, heeanve, notwithstanding their vant about seams men\u201d porenniay longing for that whichs in wedern Irish | tory.thourh ah £e never arrives, \u201cile oe- caston for diusing the swvoid, and ail the rest of their warlike tustian, lie clearly dis: cerned in them and their system a mure reproduction, with a few melo-dramatie acces sories, of the course old sham of Concilie ton Hall.He became a seceder, if not an outeast, sel uv on Dis own account: and the United Irishman, together with vifle-clubs, 5 uppronchii drilling, and thirty thousasd prkes, were the! results.Mitchell, even though he stood alone, was resolved to follow out the prinei- ple professed by ihe Confederation to its lng.ical conclusion.Disentangled from his associates, he was instantly in advance of them all; and they found themselves reduced to the bitter necessity of cither surrendering into his hands the revolutionary lead, or keeping abreast of him in a march of no visiona- rv danger.He alone was resolved to press forward\u2014a strong-willed, one-uleaed, desperate man : and the rest were all hurried on, like flies, in the rush of his carcer.\u2014 Dublin nine rsity Mosazine.Libre ROLLIN AND THE Frexen Etre- rons.\u2014The man who was admitted to share mn the Provisional Government on acount of bis faneied power wath the working classes, | has, to the very fast used wneeasing endoav- ors to « Hay he colleagues, and to destroy the pracetil rsareh of events which he hi mova endeavored to prevent altogether, \u2014 Even so lute qs yesterday a message was gent by him to Yamaitine, to forbid the mect- ing of the Chambers to-day, «There have been fraudulent cleétions, Minister of the Interior lhave mand time in order to ve @ right to de- rify the votes suh- his own residence af the Affaires Etrangeres.[interested me.\u201d (At this meeting it was decided that the de-| John\u2014\u201cAnd yet my dear young lady, Nay in the opemng of the Cliambers would be what can you know of me, to warrant you of serious injury to the country by contribu- {in taking such an important step?\u201d ling to create uneasiness, and to destroy the] Mary\u2014#é1t is enough for me that | am [confidence which was but just beginning to satisfied with your character and habits\u2014 Tis raid that, in addition tothe; your person and manners.lama woman polite aid genticmunty note in which Lamar-'aud have eves.We arcabout the same age ; oe \"1 \u201cpo .jiine conveyed this decision to the Minister of se if vou know me and like me well cnough Le restored, ; | the luterior, the latter received, at the same\u2019 (0 take me, there\u2019s wy hand.\u201d stimey another one from the rough pen of Caus- John-\u2014 [I .Sy > Mary \u2014\"Guod morning, Mr.D\u2014.\u201ctery question during the maiden\u2019s jubilee of hn ie \u201cnine iss Wo _\" - .Johan \u2014+-Uood morning, Miss W Lear Year.Democratic Reflector, How's vour heanh 1 - - | : From the New York Commercial Advertiser.| | HAVYTI.i The late massacre in Port an Prince, and .- .A I - .- jean aflect a checrfui, lively girl like yon, (the flight fiom that city of a large number ct | possessing every thing to make you happy 7° colored persons, very naturally induce an in- doan\u2014é+Pray, what is the trouble\u2014what [rie at heart i | i It has often been said teveary of life\u2014but it is a subject T cannot ex-| that the peasantry of layti, the great body i I | Mary\u2014 super.(Contest ans mort ficree.colored persons WHY Were arvested où SUspi- | , - ; = .elon wore murdere in nrison, the place vas at daybreak and tasted Hl n'ehitfuil, General given vver to ju ilng®, antraues Go revolting to Wrangel commanded in person.The Dene he named were commined and the town li forces a re given at 15,600, anf were : ithe puruose of transacting the general Lusi- ness of the Society.By onler, I.K.BENTON, Sey.Stanstead, July 1, 1818S, 110w3 Ni VICIPAL ELECTION.TPE Enhabitantz of the Tow uship of Stan.i stead, qualiticd to vote at Municipal L'ec- tong, are hereby notified to mect at Griflin®s noon, for the purpose of clecting one fit and | proper person to represcut them in the Municipal Council for the County of Stanstead, as provided by law.MARCUS CIHLD, Nentor Justice nf the Peace.Stanstend, 1st day of July, ISL8.New Store at Griflin\u2019s Corner.SAMUEL TICEHURST AS just received from Montreal an assortment of J NEW GOODS, suchas are usually to be found in general country Stores, .The Stock being entirely new, and being resolved to sell for Pay Down,\u201d the public may rely on receiving good barguing in fresh Goods.July 11h, 1818.STRAYED, BOUT the SOth ult.a pair of Red Year- Y Jing STEERS.Whoever will give information to the subscriber where they may be found, shall be suitably rewarded.H.HASELTINE.Hatley, June 28, 1S48.140 OUKING Glasses al prices varying from 10 cents to $6, at GILMAN & HOLMES\u201d. LIST OF R EMAINING in the Post Office, Derliy LUTTERS Line, Vt,, June 20, 1848, Aiduch, Lewish Abbott, Augustus Ayer, Carlton 2 Andicws, Nelson Aten & Taylor Alexander, Simpson ALL At, Php A'drich, Ez Burpee, Baily \u20ac Blake, [-racl brown, dore ha Duke, Sarah Brown, Benjamin 11 Beebe, Calvin 2 Bllows, John Bout, Moses Jones, Geo L Jackson, Andrew Jeuking, Calista Jennison, Samuel Kenneson, John Kelley, John 2 Kathan, Carlton C Knight, Chatles 8 2 hnow'ton, Lee Knight, Win Kenney, Mary Knapp, Ward Lüduo, Betsey 2 Lewis, William Lacy, Timothy Lacuuse, Charles Burbeck, Willard M 2 Lougee, John Bartlett, John Bachiaud, Harry Bail, Jasper Boyle, Wn Bishop, Merit Brown, Aaron 2 Brown, Daniel Baldwin, Mary A Baker, Harriet I 2 Bowen, Daniel Barrett, Thomas R Bates, W B Bodwell, Mrs Mary Bowen, Jeremiah Bardeu, Mrs Alvia I Boynton, Eivira Boynton, Wesley J Bauer), T Blake, !-tae A Dracs Joseph Broderick.Michael Boveton, Lewis Beil, Win Berry, Albert A Davhelder, Jacob Biade, George Beebe, Ansan Butrouzhe, David Blair, Tram Barry, David Bacon, Jared Banlicux.Alexi Bonson, Bilis J Baker, Juel Brodie, Alexander Blodget, Alvah Barnard, D Bains, Samuel C Badan t, Jo-hha Chases Jacob Jr Little, Almira IT Lafleur, Antoine Lebarn, Horace Little, Thomas Little, Eliphalet Lynauzh, Mary Little, Jonathan M Leach, Charles Lincoln, Wm G Lee, Daniel Lovell, John Lunt, Johnson Lee, Aladen Livingston, John Mosher, Jesse Matthelor, Jane Merrill, John Merrÿl, Israel Merrill, George C Mitler, Rufus, Miller, Valeria May, Maria Moore, Wim Moshier, Jene Morvau, Peter Moore, Daniel Moulton, James FP Miles, Washington Middleton, Julio Murpha, Edmund Murdoek, D MeQuestion, Dr Murry, Ralph Murray, William McClary, Mrs Andw Manser, George M.Ctintick, James Moore, Robert MeKeehnie, Archd Matthews, George Chapman, Mrs Albert Manning, Henry B Caswell, Seth Conant, Rane! M Cross, J Cause, Evastus Carpenter, Lil C'uanpague, Joseph Cummings, Emily E Cobh, Zenas Cleaviand, Caleb Currier.Joseph M Curry, Panay Crolss, Lois Cal, s NR Cleaveland, Levi Cunningham, James Conant, Maria A Cowan.Owen Clark, Tram Clefford, Lames L C'effurd, Lauretty Cook, Nathaniel Jr Carter, 10 Cooper, Franeis Converse.Sarah Coury.Barza Croshy, Susan C Clarke, Lucy Davis, Aurelia Duke, Sheldon Dresser, Ruth Dell, Simon 2 Daniels, Joseph k, Priseitla Dercautause, Frasis Dearborn, Celinda Luke Davis, Win drewe, Sora 1 Dustin.Jonathan Mavis, Hiram Divi, Israel B Dresser.Clarissa Dustin.Francis Fiton, Elisha l'idridge, Freeman Eaton, Samuel S Tmery.Moses Elise William Fox, Winthrep Farrington, Mary Faber, Michael Faynaut, Thomas 2 Flanders, Philip Foord, Joreph Farrington, Mary Frye, Mary Frye, Hermon Foster, Charles Fills, C & A Goodenough, C Grove, Louis Godtrey, Moses 1, Goddard, Phohe Gass, Allen C2?Gault, Sarah 8 Gahan, Clarissa Grow.Ellen A Goll, Efi W Grilin, Moses Griffin.Rimmond T Could, Etmira Gay.Gurdeon Gilman, Samuel Haut, Nason Jr Tam, Margaret Hill, Jsanc Hunter, Wm S Haseltine, Harriet Hanson, Harriet M Heath, Hannah M Hoag.Andrew » \u2019 Moore, John D2 Moulton, Lydia M Muvers, liza I Mouton, NG Martelle, Siren Mason, Joseph Newton, Henry Norton, Mary H Norton, Amelia Nelson, W L O'Malley, Patriek Pierce, John F Powers, MR Peasley, Hiram Pope, Alonzo Poasice, Annis Proutty.J À Pevey, Litard Perkins, Silas 2 Pauneru, Joseph Paige, Mary Pierce, Jobn Page, Warren Pierce, Nathan Peavey, Joseph LL Parker, Aman J Putnam, Royal Perrault, Louis Putney, Sarah M Parker, Lucinda W Quinbe, Trustram Richard, Lyman Russell, Sarah J Rogers, William Rand, John Redway, David Reynolds, Manin 2 Rankin, Joseph Richardson, Hannah P Rankin, Andrew Rockwell, Adelia Ruiter.Thomas Rose, George 11 Revd, Elijah Sawyer, Edward T Smith, Wealthy Shurthff, Betsey Stone, Eliza H Sith, Lewis D Sprague, Persis N Sterns, C II 2 Sterns, Louisa Sherin, Nicholas Small, Sophia Sawyer, Edward F Sabins, FA 2 Smithy John Spendlove, Rosina Sampson, Martha L Somers, George Snell, John Stow, Thomas Spafford, Geo 1° Searles, Susan F Smith, Luey Smith, Mary Stevens, Wm Smith, Moses Shaw, Gilman Shurtdefly John Sutton, Naney Sivright.Wm Stiles, Roswell Shaw, Jacob Tahamont, Llijah Taylor, Alien Tavlor, Mary W Tylon, A R Taylor, Hollis S Verback, Corliss Varney, Thaddeus Wallis, Betsey R A Wilson, Timothy Webster, Maria L Webster, Waterman Wyrman, Riley Harveil, James Humphrey, Calvin J Hubbard, Thomas Harford, Amos ES Hammond, Polly Hunt, Orin Hirsch, Win E Hanning, Henry B 2 Hubbard, Lydia Aun \u201cHudson, Deidsma Hunt, WS Hayes, Roliard Harvey, Mary J Hady, Julia D Hopline, D Hall, Lia Hodey, John Huckett, Emeline P Huntington, LS Hall, Samuel Holmes, D D 2 Harvey, Samuct P Harvey, Morris House, nam Horn.John Ives, Emily C Jones, T Weleli, Patrick Whitcomb, Ward, J Ward, Mary E Worthen, Hanuuh Whitwell, Richard 2 Woods, Francis Williamson, Edward Wilkins, Jonathan Wells, Alexunder W Would, Moses Williams, Angeline Webb, James Webster, Francis 2 Westcott, Wheeler Witham, John Wadleieh, Luke Wath, Galusha Williams, Barzillia Wood, Reuben R Wilson, Lewis Yowle, Mehattuble York, Judson Young, David Insurance Policies, Atkinson, Moses Kezar, Poily Austin, Benjaniin Kezar, Simon Austin, John Jr Kuowlton, Fzekiel Ayers, Carlton Kimpton, Richard AustingJ & J Lebarrun, James Atwood, Don I Libbee, David Austin, Amos Libbec, Joseph G Boynton, Gardner Libbee, D'&C Brown, base Locke, James M Lrvant, Frederick PP sovore, Thomas Budock, Win Merriman.Joseph Brown, Amos Merry, Benjamin Baldwir, George J merry, Joreph Bryan, Juwes merry, Hivam Brvan, Abraham Merrv, John S Biiant, Halsey Moulton, John W Carrick, John Powell, David Currie, Nathan as Poustev, O:good Channel!, John A Page, Goram Comte, Amos Kezar Perry, William Cass, Thomas Diumdey, Auldin Cox, Joseph Jr © Randall, Peter A Curtis, Tel Randall, A &J Couper, Francis Randall, Nathan L Caswell, Ezra Rickard, Jease Daily, Seluh Rexford, myron Dollofly Josiah Ramsdell, Chaites C Flanders, James IT C Stone, Simon Mish, Lemuel Sutton, John Geer, Chester Sargent, Alexander Gorilen, Tsaac Jr Taylor, Alexander Grilling Moses Trustees, A & L Rick- Hovey, Lhenezer Tyler, Benedict [ard Harvey, John Wadicigh, Life H 140 5.G.JOINSON, PM.Important to AI, ses?Wetherell, Triton | Q incdicinss eure dis Or da they merely assist nature in overcoming diseased uetion ?Is the life in the bloud {and is the puwer to resist di et action derived (rom the blood?Bf so.why the power by abstraction or by poison ?Comtnon forbids either.Follow nature inh use no remedy that will further weskion the powers of life, What is the vatural indication in ell diseases 2\u2014 To equalize the deranged action.restore healthy seere- ! tion and cleanse the blood from those morbid acemnu- tutions which have been fhe primary cause of all the L \u2018urbance.How shall these indications he fuliiled 2 ANs.\u2014In sudden and se NSC | dutary efforts but \u2018 re eases.by behing the ! feet and Jegs in hot or va tard poultives to the feet, free dranslits of Ir shwort tea, and | then free and full doses of Bron frets Pills.| Why are Brandreths Pills preferable to any other! rathartie mediciues ?Because no oiher combinetion.v£ vegetable substances as vel known, will produce the same salutary effects on the systonn, and assist nature | so admirably in resdsting the inflacner of disense, am restore healthy action withowt weakening the patient.Cans quently.wherever the value of them is known, no family will be without them.for no other medicine prssesses the same properties.Yet 1 am aware that REINY.Ye very many articles are spread ont before the world\u2014some in pills-some in lozeuves\u2014some in syr- bps and sarsaparillas.&e.s With many forged testino- ntals Lo their aniraculous cures and magic operations.by men, many of whom 1 know to be totally ignorant of medical srience ur diseased action ; and 1 speuk from knowledge in saying that their pills generally contain mare ar less poisonous minerals 3 theiv lozenges and other worl inedicines, corrosive sublimate ; and their sarsaparillas, Iodine; so that althouszh diseased action may be for the present chanzed.yet those who take them will carry a poison in their blood that is Hable to be developed in some luture discuse Hat may hurry them to æ premaiure grave.I speak from knowledge again in saying, that Braudreths Pills conlain nothing but the very purest of vegetable preparations.and no harm can result from the daily use of thew (or any period of time and ax harmless for a babe as for an aduft, Read the pamphlets, and prove them, and you will esteem your knowledge a treasure.JAMES LULL, M.D.110 General Avent.Sold by Spalding, Jones & Gates, Foster & Cou.Knight & Kilborn, B.Hubbard, J.8.& 11, House, Cheap Side, No.1.CE to GILMAN & HOLMES*.and sce what J Great Bargains can be had for Cash or approved credit 5 come and see for yourselves, MILL SAWS and Nail Rods for sale by GHMAN & Horns, CLOSING SALE AT THE MONTREAL DRY GOODS STORE.SELLING OFF AT COST.TEE Subseriber begs leave to intimate to the Publie, that on Monday nest, the 3d of July.bie will eommence to sell off the Stock wideh is on hand at the Montreal Dry Gonads Store, at Cost, in order to elear off every article which is on hand.and also to enable him to close the business, which he intends doing inthe course of 5 or Ü weeks.SAMUEL GREGSTON.Stanstead Plaing June 26th, 1818.1 BI TT Vas just returned from G.W.E L Boston, Montreal, and Quebec, with a variety of superior Stock.!lars, enquire for Lewis Larrabee, agent for the Com- £3 Lasts and Shoe Pegs (ur sale.Stanstead, June 24, 1848.A.G.STARRETT F AS removed his Furniture Shop one door North of the Rock Island Hotel, where he will be happy to wait on all who may favor him with their custom, \u2014 He assures the public generally, that lie will sell * Forniture of the best quality.as cheap as it ean be bought and freighted from Now York or Boston, AT kinds of Produce will be received in payment.Stanstead, June 200 18 IK, aT TT The Royal Morgan, TOW owned by the Northern Morgan Horse Assu- ciation, mav be (ound at the Stable of 1, WINN.Derby Line, during the present season.Terms\u2014$§S for a foal without discrimination.Vor further particu- pany on the stand.Stanstead, June 20 IRR.i38 REE To Merchants and Traders.We take this opportuuity to say to all that are pur- chusing Goods, that we have estublished ourselves in the Wholesale Commission Business, and are also Storizg and Forwarding Agents fur any that may wish, Wo have a complete and general assortment of \\V.I.Goons and Groceries; Also AMERICAN IARDWARF, consisting of Shovels, Spudes, Hues und Forks of all hinds.Also a large stock of Domestic Goods, such as Sheclings, (stout and fine ; Shirtings; Ticks; Drills; Batting ; Wicking ; Wadding ; Yarn; I'wine and Carpet Yarns; Likewise Wooden Ware © NEW FIRM AND Rock Island, June, 1818.| 1 \" ] - Ce GILMAN & HOLMES, ESPECTFULLY inform their Friends and the! VU Public, that they have entered into Copartnership, | und will trameuet business, aé Prices lo suit the emer | gency of the Times, in the Store formerly occupied by J.G.Gilman & Co., where they will keep on hand, a large and varied assortment of HARDWARE, READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, S1JOLS, LEATHER, | BAT, BONNETS, ROOM PAPER, Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, | | Tubs, Puils, Broums, Loses, Mats, &c.8c.) yd eve ry article usually kept ina country Store.a! SOLE LEATHER AND BOOS.The above being intended fur the Canada Trade, have Leen selected with great care.We invite all wishing to purchase any of the ubuve, to call und examine (or themselves: und we feel confident in saying that we can make the Goods and Prices satisfactory, FRENCH & BAXTER.Derby Line, Vt., June 20, 1518.Saturday, June 17, 1548.HE subscribers Lave this day réccived à fresh let of clegant MUsi.iNs, GINGHAMS, and other DRESS GUODS, and a large lot of beautiful Summer Shawls, which they will sell cheaper for cash than have ever before been sold in this market.Please call and see, KNIGHT, KILBORN & Co.Hurrah for Our Side! THE OLD YELLGW STORE IS QOKING first rate! and the juside is filled to the Ld brim with a splendid stock of Goods.Just step in und you will sec the Goods sticking out all round on the shelves, under the counter, on the counter.lying down.hanging up.on boxes, in barrels, up stairs, down collar.piled up, Laying round loose, and