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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-09
NEW GOODS.

E HURXTHAL in the new Brick warehouse
I ..north. west corner Of the Canal Bridge has
lust received from New York and Baltimore u
very extensive & splendid assortment Vt Spring
Goods, comprising
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES
Crockery. Glassware, Iron, Nails, Toeacct
Sole & Upper Leather, Calfskins, Mill &r K
Cat Saws. Blacksmith's Vices and Grading
Scythes, warranted best German Scythes
best Longs Sickles, Shove4s, Spades and
Hoes, King and Collins Axes, Broad Axes,
Adzes, flut Iron and Sifters, Sheep Shears,
Knives and Forks, Butchers and Shoe Knives
Scissors and superior Razors, Brace and Bits
Concave bright Augers, Horse Il Wool CARDS.
Coffee Mills Of various descriptions, iaret
assortment ofTuckup and Side Combs, OF tut
TurtIesheIl as well as the CO mm-o n: lVoEss
Combs, neck, r in g and dressing Combs
common and Gum SuspenfeT, Cologne Wate'
in bottles, silver Pencil Cases, Wiolius nj
Violin strings, PowdeF-horns, Rappe ant
Maccuuba Snuff, @=~-
= The Staple sartscles Of Dry Goods consist in
Brown and Bleached Musins of a very suPeri
or quality nos commonly brought to this mar
ket !; Bed-ticking, Twilled Musins4of variou
colors, and qualities for yaclsets and Pan,s
looms, Beverteens, Storment's Canton lame
Callicooes, Ginghams, fashionable P r nts
Stripes & Plaids, Grapes, ,sHksinzgreat Variet
Silk Shawls, scarlet, red, yellow and othe
Bandano Handkerchief, various dress Hand
kerchiefs of the latest fashions, fine Lace
Linnen Edging, Insertions, Footing, &c. &c.
fne assortment of the best German an'
White Hose, Diaper, and Table Iinnen, ais
IA large assortment ofGerman & Irish Iinnen
Silk Ribbons IN sets aud otherwise, fashiona
BILE setting, velvet ribbon, cotton fEinges
Shoe thread. &c. &c. .s.. @.-@
with great variety Of other articlesstoo hume.
Tous to paTticulariEe.. -
Ladies AID gentlenen >in town and the sur
rounding country, are most respectfully invite
TO give him call and secure good bargains.
Massillon, May ID, 1856 2-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-09
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s. 9uvrtbal,
On bes tcsftGupfu Gds fetues b q Il ft Elm Z.
nsn Waarbaufes, wsfIidb bet G a.
nal 8trh6S -s,...-r
oatfo sbea dne id56us Nuspabl, tpcbi aas.
9eludbter unb febr scohlfeilsr 8asr f1r Aiel,
Jabres5sit etofns bsfasbeub in:
tredener1', 5orter,.y uito ,GbneItoe.
naartnt 9erctaan Specerepen, 81
ZEN, SuBWaoren aller 4rti Mdsel, Sc.
Der Ar. fc. - <e.-... -..---~ g. =. ..-
reIdpe ct 70 rpctlfdtoerEauft, dig irssueieman,
IN oilem Marfte. ....:. - :. ~
Or sabIt siebe5sit = Aar 8eto fat Mat
zen, weIfdsorn. Qaber. SIadbiaaust,, MoI
le, ,c.=ac.s ussb .pirb pinttlid uab aufrnerffau
isbes spseitious=wnO @ctuR,iifs
teferssa spO1ait feline Sreaace gao Gauoes
iba beaanRissn usboen.
NafEaon. Map II. 1888. 14:sf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-09
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Die Observation-Disclosures benadri6tisen itre
Sreuube 4iuo oae publtun. itbsrbarpt, baB ilsI
sineR 5oatfchr IN oen fatsIicb BON M. Widiba
benobnten 3in,raer an Der iHo6fttiben @de Dee
SRartt: giredtS. er6Fnet baben, aIwU fie BE-:
.ftauois anf Qans baiten ~z.
Mootee gate ,-,@
alIer Qlrt. uerfertist pna oensbeten Waterialien
sie meroe,, irn g pBen uno &leinen tofpoblfsi.
oettaufen ats irssuo cine aaosre Out; NieberIas
i'm Wefen. T.. ~. -, -.. ~
Dur6 betra&tlitbe grfabruns ina 9utma:
tbersefbdft beftu fie aassmsine 3ufrseosnbeit
~ aemabrea, nuo einen 1bsil Der sHsntlidben
Runbf,bait sa etbaitsn ano Sa psrolenen.
Der bSobfs prsis .piro isesrssit bs1abh fa,
pelse.
TnnnpnnD w QUE
lUOVD@srosn persanst,
9s. u. s. Burger.
@araon, Mps. q. 1886 1a,m
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-09
DrDtectiD . n St.
9erTeherun9s.& cntpasnie.
aaenteu:Sfis-@auten,

Dec. 81. 1885.
Da bes siatetidriebene Don Der Hp o%
4 CT 10 n Sn furane e=g m y an e. 49,
Dartfere, Gonnsetient. als Maent anesteut
unc aatOrutrt woroen cbne aluffdbub Dsrithsrs=
unsen aussuReuen, 70 erbietet er Gb biermit:
paufer. stohrs Whsten, 8abrifen unbSdeu'a
trn, iauamt eeren Sub ast, nsbft iraenheriep an<
6erm atnlidben eiae ntbusne, sesen Dsrlait ooer"
8efbaoisuua earub 8eaer, 81 aBeeurirea. Die
Rofen oa3u fno nieoriser, ,a!s ole STgsno elmer:
alnitalt oieier Ast nnO Die QHeife spttbe oiefe:
OFis in S6lihtuns ibsr 0efbafte, uno Der
8erid,tisune uub Bssabsuas ibrer 3erIute%
perfo!sen tuiro. rOiro prempt uub liberal fspn.
Nnfraeen fur 3eoineanSen u. 9l0eeurans, mos
gen in oet almtsiiHbs con 0arris unb 8eloeu
in Carton. Senaaobt sperbea, hardb ole 9eibdfs
tein Besas auf oide aseutfbaft osrmittelt
greEoen.
..~: SObn .6arris,
Asent fiji befaste gompasnie.
Eaatnn San. 10. 1885. S9stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-09
@eil1 !! gseit1 !!
9pbn @6plber
in Bttblebem
Cd ~.
KNWM-N~-AM

empfIeua 70 eben 40 Sadsr Wein. ats ::
Deutfber, rntber Mno ,psiCer SranSbitf1erS-
Muscats0er, Mala9a, Maoerd, Sitiltider ue
5betrn Wein, 1Uelobe er febr biuiS ab3ugeben
ssbentt. 9Iiib erbdtt er ndbftens cine :spars
tble feinaen MarieilIe Weiu, mDpcn er Die bills
.iaften preife oenen auaben tpiro. tpelbe tbR
.rlt ibrsm 3ufprub beebren trereen.
eSuIp, 1885. =. -.-. =.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-25

<. The fsalosslsyS Rs sqeeneluding pafagyaph of a weIf M N
 on this subject i1 the N. N tts have ypt enc more word fo SaE siH
 is ebiiitH Qf QbinscliS rsSsa. E SS. sss ten haxped Vpon. vVSd6 not prOfss SS kS;sSs M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-25

it iadsnot been for ihp goodness 0f Divine Providence and tw6Sof ilree Othef influential gentlemen. there is no knowing how hhould have turned out g's-P PM. Gaz.1 Gs&- !
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-25
From tas Ns.s- Orisaas Balletin, Asigass [.

V077 From tke Nea1- JrIe0ns Balleltn, A Uss 2
 As.-By a resident of Texas. who came passenger in the Texian schooner of war In sIeDendence, we are informed that the politi1 cef affair of the country were ina very tram ouil state. and a strong evidence had been given by the people oftheir. determination to snpporf the executive government. The orr der or writ for the elections of President and Vice President, Senators and Representatives had been issued by the executive cabinet, and will take place on the first Monday in Sep teiabef, and Congress will convene the third
 Monday in October sTo'a.Y o2se a'a@ as5aIsf It was proposed to the citizens of Texas by
 MemheFa0 Congress with conventional p0w- sra t9 alter and aInendfhe Constitution, made oN tAn late < Sveniion, inasmnch asp the dis ngeds state of the country had prevented
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-25

unMe his MIS- " RI gf NMktE c1s agar tl
 eEhe; President said,. that, if he abstained ihso,n ha ne expression of regicide sentiments, ,M MmngM goSon with his defence. .5
 grss IF payper was then placed in the prison. co,nnosrcsa .,c, Wno M skipping over a few leaves, ever, had he read a fsv~ , :s , asSrlpeu to tue Alng all the sufferings iof the P.ptsv. Ppt.. anu S3lssnued 3es that it was S,praise woftny act to drain their source. hv aas.,o~ s,su ing their author than the PresideDDyy rs's.s0y' ted him, and ordered him 10 Sit dowr 'esluh was paying no attention to the Pres;S t,s .r h' junction, but was proceeding With N;Si sse ,ts two municipal guards seized and cosmpellss \ him to obey. slfa osasif ~ Nsafs -e'
 The President then announced, that tb public debates were closed, and that the cou would retire into the council room to delihe ate He next ordered tho accused to be CO yeyed back to prison. x. 'T
 Two soldiers took hirll under the arms aY lsd him off On his way to the door. A] neald shook hands with a young la3v ar several other persona seated in the ipatsa < Hs walked witha firm pace. and betrayed symptoms Of emotion gs's1g x. As gopn as the prisoner had been remove the Court xDeEs and at 2 squaEzer to one. reti Cd into thG council room. . 3 N M At sW0 o'clock tho Court fetlmned, and tl President n tiie preseGc9 Of tlie pris0ne proceeded ~ r6ad the 06ntenceN Louis Al beaud wae found eNiltD If haging cominit1G sseat. King lifS. on the 3C' r
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-25

Suicide at Nep- York. .-l Rachel Ann Hos burgh, on Wednesday last, died in corse- quence of taking laudanun On the coro- ner's inquest it appeared that she was 2Oyears old, had been married four and a half years, and had no children. The following partfcA ulars were related by a female witness :- v <
 dThe husband was a kind man. Deceased has often threatened to take her own life.-A- Once before she had taken a tea-spoohful of laudaf,urll, but it was not enough to produce inc desired effect, but said if she ever under took it again, she would take enough, as she would not suffer the bangs of getting over it. Yesterday afternoon, she went out and csarne back with d bottle of laudatiiirn. s Affer her return she came down in the yard and par ticuiarly pressed witness to come 3iir tC, her room, which she did. Arrived there saw a phial on the table empty. Deceased then took tea cup, in which she must have pfevi- ousiy put the laudanum. and put some sugar and water in it, stirred it up and swallowed the contents. She then said, there, Ihaye taken sixpence worth of laudanulr,. and if that wont do, next time I'll take two shillines worth. Every thing was afterwards done for her, but she died in two or three hours. \: ,.
 aOur blood boIs. ',. saiartoa GioBe. ,ssysa Let it boil on 1t may prove speculation Eap. well boiled, hecomes sugar. and sells for ahillne pqana sSasno1 slEf n ,ssaefgaiaH si
 Y Why sp shs Van Eussn msnkkaiah.
 Bssssss tkey ars always ly;ag abcassks sB&.E. ies -fes " or9.-ts ssfg { 9s--Sl n7fxE5 cf sffsefs'fs
 Ns: tBe5 yhs nsdham PaaIiOse cap- thia tegn bgss Rsgsllr. -. to Is.+--s aI uk sAis N6ra1. lttVS esAs stec1tEedssl
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-25

h.. f AsaAvalancke.- We arc indebted to the poy llteness of an intelligent and respectable
 friend of ours for the following particulars of
 an ayslanche which 1ecently occurred cd on the
 a6n the aoth of June. during a terrible
 thunder storm on Lycoming creek. in this county, near the residence of, Mir. William hlng, at Incl einstant of an electrical shock, the
 clouds dlseharged q column of water upon !ne iace oi the mounsains about 700 feet above
 Ash pase which brought down rocks, mud,
 tIess, Gc,t M and uncovered three strata of iron . v,g al us ss out crop. The angle of the moun-
 aIh IS 4o to 50 degrees. Mir. Kings son was !ooking n the direction of the mountain 1t the
 u,s. sas. ne says, instantly after vertical flash . ngnsnng the water spouted up from the 1, M i1ce oi the mountain 10O to 200 feet high.-
 lSo uount It appeared so to him. But it is
 ISasOsaDle to suppose that 1t was column of
 waLer eischarged from the clouds. Rocks measuring from one to fifteen: cabic wards. Mslss Iorn from their beds and swept unre-s 3 sistngiy down the side of the mountain. car \ thMg which obstructed thelr path bef fore the,I1 making ravine in the side of the m6ansa; s's' ;n < of go to 100 feet in width and 10 to oN K s deptn Lscoanihg Free Press. 'ss5i X g1s some Jackson bard in the West is. .vr;tsna ss postry Dy theyarda in. honor of MT. Van Bn. l. h... In one piece, hArepresents him. as sss,- N aHg grammar at nj ght hy the light a bitch ,. Esne knof, Nothing can equal the burref " ]; but1fhe saving of Rocker. fhsvfl' \ 111sary delegate Sk ths Baltim0re Consenfloai s nsiotnellS SSid Mesy A f N4A fetchsd 60 { " poor orphan N1H Nltll61k sSo parents: and i
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-25

Our blood boiIs,' - Washi GlO6e, t7,9 E i. Let 1t boil on. 1t may prove speculation. Eap. well boiled, becomes sugar. and sells for ehiIine e pound. LoRisuilfe JoMrn0l M ss g.sfsx.s4E7Fg gsi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13

Paassia. os':isS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
From Ff FfRkiin Jour.tdi
TIE DRCNkhRb'S WILL.

Common Ire5'ie,r, IN the commons "si'1 n
Chris'eusom bcs'nuog tobe 'l,pn'f'j 10 h"sl'"
and intellect DO th, day make, ruh.is "a declare,
,h,s 10 be my last WIii and Tesiaueut ins manner
snd form following
Fi-,'-l give. aua brqoe''h that oau of NY In
ieileot. which l. the 9ouer of sel'-~u'efumru' 70
anre-ifsiued habit -My reasoning pnUefs. 60 P"i'y
and Madness -sr4 the rect ot my 'eleciasi fac
uli,es TO Internationally ''ne. give 80 he gror
,hups.-Mg industry 30 Incidence Ny ur-iuI
nes. 10 20 = N1issoc and Pest 10 eiy;-An1
ms Heal D 10 D,-c,f"--snd siso give one hs.f Of
NV property to the Retailers II ardent Spir's sud
is o,ber hslfto ih~ ooss end q Neg ecled Afalrs.
To nv children. snd those ST The rising generation
10 whom oGs ! give my Example. To my be-
.o,ea W,fr sDd companion for 1'e. J glse Shane
D..rare. Dsssrpartment. S.iro~, sn4 broken
Heaut-GB4 ls.i q ~. give my Sosi 10 God
.bo gave il SUD in opposition 70 The scs'ee Of
ft,~.a. and f,I ysst Of resolution. 20 'hts cay
esese snd sosr tie seal Of Ebrety 70 be asked to
lki. szy ,ssa VIII snd TesisDeni.
Nov. "a. 1886. tsEsriI'r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
ll.--An Act. reislinp 10 in,cres,

SIC. ]. his htroby easeiel " lie Cr1eroi A.,
sfatiy u hf Sfdfs cf I,'mont, That person OF
per-on-, npOn any cor'sct hereafter 10 be ina de-
shall take, directly or indirectly more tho the val.
ue nf Fix dollars fur the forbesrsnce Of one hundred
dollars for me year. and after that rsie for q
greater or l"ss sHn or fptn longer shorter time
50. II /, hereLy FURTHER ,naofsd, That If soy
person or persons shall L-rrs0cr take or receive
10y means 81 spy cortop' bsrgsin. loan. exchange.
or interest 81 snv money, wsre,, merchsndze, or
other thing Vhsisoeyer. or BY any dee eIifu ways
by any decciifu conve, socs
for the fnr5carance or giving day If payment. Tor
~ hole year Of or for hIs her their money OF
other things. above The cum II cir dollars. either 10
money, goods or other things Ter the iorhcsrsnce
of one hundred dollars fut one ycsr, and - AFTER
that rate for greater OF less cum, FOR lnngsr
~ shorter time. the person or persons, 40 pssinr
sng cucb sum Il money, 90 delivering ans such
g"od- or other thug. sh.ll he At liberty. o. ssy
tine Wiih.7 ono rrsr rext after the pssmrn, there
~ 20 soc fpr aud recover the money paid sbosc
taa rare AFORESAID. or any part thereof from the
'e'soo "r persons ~bo shsll seeep, or receive the
.ame, With cosi. Il .mt IA o. action af s.,grnpsif
crrlsiing iof mnaeg bed and received or for goods
-nii soj delivered. - the case may be-
PrsUidrd nerrrfbsi,". That nothing 10 this oct
.hal cr'en1 20 ,hs eting 81 csiie "r n.bsr a.syes
II The like nature sm0ng isf'n~r. of HsrsiIu.e con-
irseis hatomry. Or eourss ~ eteb.nge, a. bs.
been here'ofars snd It'll -. accustomed.
3. Il i' kerety .(srAsr oAoefed. That en- &C,
entitled an art 10 prevent nsgTy." p.sssd Tho
l2ih d.y Of HossHlbei ~ iho Sesi n9r thooFsf3
eight bundled snI tseaif-iso. 10 hsfeby repealed.
Prorid,i Thst noihag IN rh.s sei shall be Cot
sirsed a. sseei any sciou. of pcDsliy. scsfgigg
sccrueA uptef ias ct sfafessid.
CARLOS COOLIDGE,
-y-strf - tks iievss.
d n. CAMP. President II tie Senate.
Approved. w. tfNiSoN.
koteu.ser 9. 1880
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13

An Act. in addition 30 an act entitled IAN act
:" proven fotchlr entry and de,.net," ps..sd
February 9Th, 1907.
Us handy ,saofdby ~ C,AcraI .l..c,n5lv afA,
STATE r. IerHoHf. That the court cr tie insl Of
INV complaint "f frcih'c entry or deisiner pursa-
h0i to The provisions of ih. oct to IS h,sb this in an
hddihur. stsi hrtrsn-t tee rutur,.-u uuv r,,r.
81 The resc", aud The jury of Elk hsshodsts to be
"mnsnncl"d IN lhc ,nInr manner a. Iutie. ara BY
la~ er'rannellod 10 attend nsiiccs couu,: ard ey.
cry rt"c"s. therein mentioned may be directed to.
md served by, the sheriH hue deputy OF On, cons
'ahlr -! sad county, proper Ia serve The same any
thing IN the act siotetsd to the contrary uotanb.
standing.
Proriied The proviti"ns az this act rhsll only
extend to rerson- who shall Wildly, aud with ~
without force. hold over any l,nd-. tenemsn,s or
other roa rsslons snet the determination Of the
TINE for which the we're leased, o. demirrd
by swriirt lease or agreement accepted by the ton.
ante. or to persons holding under The lessee
CARLOS COOLIDGE
Speaker Of the House.
!. " BRIGGS Presdt pro ton ofthc Sena'c.
Approved. :. H. JENISON,
November II, 1890.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
PORTRAIT OF a REAL FRIEND.
np.ws rHos 1--we.


"Ccrcrfp,pr The nan Won call vnut fr,snd-'rll
ne VII be weep With Won 30 th- t"nf II d,.tres. !
WA ~ isuhfl'v ter'use sou 10 vout fare for nc.
iinn. fnr Which otter. ere uiirpNne - ccn.ujnr
son tchnd your bach WI b" dare ~ stand
forth in ,out defence w'.n destruction - secretly
shining ~ deadlv weapons a. wow reputation , 80
~ b" ooh nov Ledge vou With tho same cotaisi'v.
and behave to you Wifh tie tame tricndlv attention
IN tie cututhnv - yaut sar"futs ~ rank hnd G,r.
tune ~ Wh~H the claims of rtite vsni,y ., not
io'~,frfe win those 81 lri,ud.hp'
Il misfortune snd lnssrs should L''gc you tu 20.
IRE into walk - he, in which rou cannot sppcat
with The saue distinction ~ coi.riRin vouf friends
win the same lthPral'y t.rmcrc. will 10 suil
think himself happy ~ NuHr snr't. ana INSTEAD 81
gradually Withdrawing hini.elf iron, sn Improbable
conn"xlon take pleasure a. prof ssir.r tu,ef YOUR
lend and checrfly assist ,cu 80 support the bur-.
den uf your affections when sickness shsll cnll
Won TO retire from The CAV aud husy scenes Of The
world will be follow S"u into Your gloomy retreat
listen With attention 10 vour Tnlo Of symptoms !"
and minister the balm Of contplalton to your faint
ing spi IL AMI lastly, when deaih sha, burs, ~
snnler every caf'hv Il", viii he shed tear upon
your grave snd iadce The dear remembrance cf
your mutual friendship ia he hear. as a ttousure
never to be resigned The man who viii not de-
all this may be your cowparion--vour flIlcrer---
your seducer-but depend on il. be il not your
friend"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
NJ VI II T. * 81.

rFos rain rEcriE Frsneh Rrsnds dissolved Ia
'u'pssi. II eonrer, sprlted opec dsy. ~in male
'"a' hair gro~.-N J. paper.
And Tho nsr should sro~ TOO sbpndsn,ly,
taxes eusr' of Preach brand, dsy. With lttls
'"eH snd nutmeg 80 'on's mon do. and II will
eo,ns of again. Thste'- httdv far vour bald.
ness and brand, Tor ssundsnt h,i,.- Be.fos Ga.
.eii,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13

RttEs e rHNG rnR ro>eus. The tongue Is
called Va the bible an unruy member. Oar ospe-
Renee eccorfs perfectly with this statement. and
our observations upon the tongues of Others have
satisfied evil. We think Tie fplio~inr rules 1t
carefully followed, viii be found Of greni U.s. IA
tanning that which has not get been perfectly to-
med -
!. Never ure Your tongue 10 speaking anything
bat truth. The God rf train, who made the
tongue did not intend it for shy other use. il
viii not work well in ielschood It viii ran INTO
rnch Inconsistencies to detect itscif. T, nee
this organ fo publishing falsehood : incnngro-
the use Of the eyes for hearing or DC ears
for smelling.
=. Do not use your tongue too much. i is q
kind of wss,c CUTE, 10 let Of the thoughts they
collect aud cxpand the min! bat il tic wustc gate
is always open, the water will soon run shallow.
Many people use their tongues too much Shut
the gate aud lei the streams OF thought dnw IL TIL
the mind is fan. and then you may lot oI with
some effect.
=. Never le, the streams Df passion move the
tongue. Some people. when they about to POI,
this member in motion. hosi the wrong ga'e-ihev
lei out passion instead Of reason. The tongue then
makes great noise, disiutbs the quielude of inrr
ucgbbors exiiHusrs the persons strength and doeo
~ good. The whrl Wind has ceased bat wha, IL
the beueh. ,
4. Look INTO the pooJ and soe ,r there Is wafer
enough TO move the wheel 10 any purpose, before
you open the gate pIainly think before you
sneak.
5. Never put vnnr tongue in motion while your
respondent has his H. motion. The two streams
~Ill meet, mud the reaction will be so great tho,
Won W. both besputter yourselves.
3. Sc" ih,t your tongue IS iong true before You
use j.. some lnngue- we have observed. are 70
tung tha, the! eqmrocde considerable. Let such
turn the Of conscience until the tourn. move
true.
7. Expect that others sin use iheir ioreucs 81
~ bon YOU DO yoDrr. Sa1c claim ihe rIiiirPe g.
repairing all the ne~s. and ch,ge otue,s moi 10 do
So Your nciqh5,rs WIN not allow you 10 monop.
ulize tins business. If y"n hSse sny thing 10 b.
hep, a .ecret, keep il yoDrsclC - Uo,feid HerolL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13

THE ROYAL FmNnNG ONCE Al PARE. Aecof-
dog 90 the ,csi inventory That Lhs oe'u pabllshrd
81 tiir Embellishments. a. contains tLr lyi+- 81 80
fuuis cot oriental rhsfsci'ts. ich comprehend al
ihc xe'l lnpsu alptsaets 81 ibe noti1as 90 ASS
ancient ~ 1ell - m"Oern. There brc 10 sipbs-
bots ~ different Elrogcsn nations - hs 81, Get r'n-
play the Roman characters. and Of these Litter
toe establishment prs,-ss 40 complete fHlls, ~
,sfior. forms and dfmen.i.n.. Al these ftusi.
aeich at lea.t l72- 900. Tae crt.au,plt"s OF
psper a. the ROYAL Punu0g office lr s0rio year
hmounis ca an stefagr. O.. from o. gil 60 hun.
dfed thousand fcsms per dsy, 1Larh a's printed for
she zee u tie several putiic bard. The n1mbe'
nf ~orsmen employed regularly is from 800 TO
$50.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
November II, 1890

y. Al act, IN addition 10 IN act entitled ''an act
supplementary to the several acts defining tho
powers oil Justices of the Pesce within The
State"
SrcrIor !. is heytty enocied ~ The Gcnsral
.i"'m5'y cf tie STATE n J. yronf. Thsi whenever
any ac'lnf On book nrcuJn shalI be pending before
suy listte at the peace, ar when any account pro.
per To be plead in Offset ,hsll he plead the Justice
shall hive power 10 inquire by interrogsiori.. az
we'll ot he plaintiffs o. the efndant or defend.
ants relative Ia their respective scconnis snJ 81.
80. To cross examine the parties with respect To
each Others accounts ne he .hel Judge proper; AID
If either party shall ref,e take such oath or 10
answer directly 10 ,urh inteuogstot,s .uch refu.
sal. relative 10 The particular msiter TO which such
oath or answer is required, shall be taken sssin,t
the party IN refusing.
SO. 's her'ly .frriio Enacted. That the An
section of scI TO which thls IL an sddition Ls.
snl the same IL, hereby tenceed.
CARLOS COOLIDGE.
Speaker Of the Iousr.
ID. VI. CAMP. President oe the Senate.
Approved, $. II. JENlsOS
October 20. 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13

To NoERgw. W.st - io-n.orroa "a time
that s.~sys is % cone snd never comes b. 10
That part II eternity ahieh lee beyond eternity
q ia nsu.e. phaaio,n. ehsos. Does u never
deceive % u - bsesGs- se p'ses io9 msca 1s-
5e.denee IN Il. Proefs.inbtiun "a me top stone
Of dssitaSi ion--lei u haze ~ conifol over ysn
tsord II e. Won would Pesiilsass. --!fshszsi "a
i<iige-eo.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-13
l0.-An Act, relating to notes sod bills ofss
October 20. 1886.

lO.-An Act, relating to noIes sod bills ofss
Change.
II ''i'C'iy rnoc''d by he Geaerai .7sscrnIiy NJ a.,
Suite Of Teymoh' That oil bills Of exchange, drsGs
iud ptomitofy notes. executed in any other State
aud payable in this State. aud oil soch bills, daft.
ord notes esecu.d In this State and psy.bI. 10
any other State fhall be entitled To the usual fner
camille privilege of three DAYS prscc,-any law,
custom nr usage to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Frori5ed 1'hs, Ibis oct shall not extend to any
bill of exchsnre note, order or dram rsysh'e 90 do
maad, or payable in any other Any TIM 10 nogey.
CARLOS COOLIDGE.
fgefh~ of Tic nogsc
H. e. CAMP. pfe,idcat q the Scus e.
hopravej =. II. IEEiSON.
November II 1888.