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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24

Bg>Eurs or nArmMo>Y. went to one neigh
Dor and solicited donation for public objects he
replied, Il approve Of your object, and wo"d as
,st you--baj you know have family, and Char
g be- gins al home
called upon second lie replied that such as
acre able oucL, to be liberal, aud that he bud exc
~ disposition to aid me out he added, there
are stronger claims than yours which am bound
10 regard --those Of my chlldron."
public chatiiy demanded that messenger
should be sent from the city To remole country.
person was selected whose talents were well a
/ dar,ed 10 the mission He rephed that nothing
( n uu!d gse him more pleasure, but 1t was abso-
/ .licly impossible on account Of his family. lie
/ Aas excused.
/ T&o merchants, partners IL business. failed At
a foceuug ofiho creditors IL was resolved that one
! should be forthwith released but the other, be-
cause he WAS bachelor. nigh, yet, Is was h.4 du-
/ IS, 60 TO ~oyk and pay small dividend.
An insurance Office was about to appoint a sec
Rotary. There we're. Or usual. twenty applicants.
~ tie discussion of tho board Of directors the tai
cuis Of many were set forth; when member rose
aul sud that tle candidate whom he should pro-
l lrec wus man Cf moderate capacity, bot thst he
NGs POOR man with family. lie succeeded and
holds the Office .'i!l.
4 mercantile friend wished roc 20 procure per-
.ou TO I'll a responsible station. gentleman came
30 seemed vel, fitted for the Office. ! asked ban
bow much salary be expected. He replied, s-i-
hu-ly ID au q married man which uhd,r-laLl
tl De Eileen bua'fcd dollars per ounum. lie na-
me place. So 5alAe.,f wuu.d have Lad over @
thousand
TAo criminal. were l-ed for forgery At 10
iO1 3, icy. end condemned TO desth. The KIM
7aFdoned tine one who vas married. on nccorut o
"A obi an I'd f.ff
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24

I1.rrs iatle classical age went aEcr e'nucr 10
ll. c.iistl,s doors G.. tatir utr,s.es, phd his
,i..4. 0- t,u.ted iu cil.f @. te beard. When 'ais
.,J.r.t,.t,,.a. t.ay sur. tmetous dtii's, or
an.c il,.a 60 10. door. COZ a2od opon is t.5eta 90
.ua.rh t.y uf.tc. ittirrifs were iuGoX h,c,ihry
t.,.t.,t.5 tu. .Ir rlurrd aa'f.1s oa o.. pcrlOla-
edit I..a D., s.a.i.r-'y. aul .. unsuec,r-fi,b ,Eo
.st.t.c..ui.tr. Sc. There u..o occGtcd sercu-
l,. tr.r..,aitAc dor. lasting ,horc al night
...u.ia, ,t.Uss ,u D.. especially those Wach they
.taaA,u,ul.t....s. ib.oaiur upon he iAfosA"ld
,lo tar..ss attr lucf Ic.ua from supper eud
threatening 60 bonn ite h.rsr; e,tosctaunE libel
'..s 7..l ,l..,,t.. verses un the door The omcus
f .,.-. .,.4 G-a,,u from leaf % % craoSea up-
.u tas hand: ilum tluL.rr llc room "ith g.. q.
r.'. a.tl ,tt. S.. @ ....t.s ai.le Of SaiIlIl-
....,t ..,. el. l...r. U., cUuri.i!a vus cone
5....t.. ..,....... f,..,.,-. b. known to e,eI.
i.... .,.,,.... if,.s...,a.,ra ,sty Icsdiog her
B ,,, t...r.. ,,-t.,., .ii.c.i.ns VOWS s4ch
t.., ..,t 30. ,ice.e p,e.,i,nol
P.,..+,. ,r..t,t ,.t,, s.,.rn.,n,,l concerns.
,...,o,,,. ,ls,.,..' e., in nh creut C,ipi.
~. -, .a...,,l.., .a,,,,o och, c,,rs Of
.....,.t., a., oco,,bo,tY ~ ore,cnt
Northumberland. I'm, history ,le 'rrou.
-. -, ,,d o,,,,,,us droc,,ons far
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
GOODS

selcc ed with care from the latest imporlA'oh',
among ~ hioh are the following, TO wh
Black, Blue. Brown, Olive, Green, Drakeneoh
and n,srd BROADCLOIllS striped ard Tau
cy CASSlMERES, all colos; SAT TINE >;
a ofs,ed, Valencia and Mtrino II W l. I;
white aud yellow FLANNELS; Floor Cloths;
French Drilling; me,ino Cloths; Mexican mlhed,
Roueu Cashmere, Moleskin Brighton aud Buck B.
kin Tancies. EImiucjt, aud vationS other goods
for sumner wear SILK, Valencia, Cotton, Mar
SELLS, Cashmetet aud N,ive, NESTlNGS; a
e,,at variety of Hosiery and Gloves; lnda Rub
Der Aprons Worsied Cotton aud India rubber
Braces; 200 pieces of American English and
French lRlNrS, Cheaper than even y ram,
Mourning and coolrd GinghaWs Cambfcs
Muslins Thread aud Cotton Laces; BobineIt do
Plaid. coloIed and black SlI.hS, of every 6es'
crip,lon; pongees, black pink and " hiio Ctep'si
Leahorn, Tuscan and Straw BONNET ) ;
Shaileyrtte. Tor dresses; silk and Tabhy NelNets;
Flacg, Pougee and Plaid llandkls. and Crava's
Stocks Linen Cambria do. liandkis.; Cotton
aud Linen ShifIings aud Sheeliuss, Cotton. Ian
en- and Worsled Edginas and lnsctli"gs Pld'o
/ Garntufcs and Other RlbnS; Artificial Flowers
| Herman, ShaIiy, Grape and six Fancy ShAWLs
/ aud Han dkfs.; all kinds OF Taiors trimmings OF
! the best quality; Six and Cotton Umbrellas
! Parasus; Cotton Yarn Bedlckings; SIX ant
/ Fur HATS Diapers Linen Table Cloths
: CulIed Hair and ralm Leaf; Ladies KID ant
Morocco Shoes and Slips Kid aud Morocco
/ Skins, sc. &c. &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
NEW GOODS.

TIVE subscribers have formed copar,.
L. nership for carrying on the Mercantile
business in Rutland, in tie name Of
HODGES e GILMORE,
ond now offer TO their friends and customers
a large assortment Of English, French, India
and American
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
Scc1sa-.iand CARRIAGES.

s4'OR sale nj very low prices, double and one sin
Z Gle Wagon; one CHASE and HARNESS
and one SuLKEY, if applied for soon. Inquire Ct ORA
PR BuGGLEs, or the subscriber
Il PIERPOlNT.
Rutland If ~ 9 1896 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
NEW GOODS.
4 yTUEU DANIELS, has ja" rceei-
Il = we'd. sni olcrs Tor tsie an extensive a'soH'
mcnt Of scasonable
G. 90 I'D -.

Among which will be found, Black, Blue,
Brown Olive. Green. Adelald, Drab and
Oxford mixed BROAD-CLOTilS A; Black,
Sage. Lavender. Drab and fancy striped
ckSSiMERES Plain and Fancy striped
Sa,,nclts; Linen Drilling Diagonal and
fancy do. plain aud tailed Storments; Vel
vet. silk ond Murscllcs NESTlNGS, to-
gc,hcr with PadIing, Canvass, Silecias,
Nankcens, and "A great variety OF Toilors
trimmings Of supetior quality 1000
Yards Cnlicocs. Of new and elegant pate rns;
English Prints French MusIns English
Gingham.; IRISH Linens; Lawns. Cambrics,
Musl.ns. l.accs &c. &c. Imitation and re-
al Mcrino SlIAWLS; White and colorcd
Skirts; Grass Clth great variety OF lio'
siery, Gloves, sc. SC.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
Celia Dixie, 81 al. minors.

To the Hon. Tie ProJate Couri for The District Of
Ea'iaHd:
" OUR Petitioners, Dan Dixie and Thomas
E i. Leonard Of Fiusford, in said District,
guardians of Celia Dixie, Edward Dixie, Henry
Dixie and Betha Dixie, minors, showeh, that
the said minors own parcel Of land as tenants
in comnon with Eieca Dixie and William Dixie,
situate aud being in said Pillslord, and being a
part of the home farm of Gideon Dixie, late of
said PHtsford, deceased ; one piece bounded as
follows, to wi. beginning in the South line OF
the road from Piusford through the estate of the
said Gideon, deceased, to John Woodbury's at
the North East corner Of land owned by Isaac
WHEATON, thence South 10 degrees East ~ rods
said Wheston's East Iiue to the South East
corner of said Whealon's land, thence West 2sl
degrees South 65 rods on said Wheeton's South
line to stake and stones standing in the West
line OF Chittenden, thence South 10 degrees East
on said town line IS rods to a stake and stones,
thence Eas - degrees North 81 rods on the
North line of land owned by Benz. Chaffee to
small black ash tree, thence North 10 degrees
West IS rods 10 the above mentioned road,
thence 10 the place Of beginning, containing IA
acres aud 40 rods. One other piece bounded
az follows, beginning at a stake and stones in the
North line Of The above m.niOntd road, few
rods West of the North West corner Of the frs,
described piece, thence North 10 degrees West
10 the Furnace River thence on said River 10 the
West line Of Chiuenden, thence on said line
South 9 degrees East to The North line OF said
road, thence OF tn line of said road to the place
OF beginning, containing twenty-five acres, more
or less And hat i, will be for the interest Of
said minors to sell the same therefore, your pc
lioners pray the Hon. Probate Court to grant
unto them license TO sell said premises accof
ding to the statute in such case made aud pro-
yided.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
COO Pc RING,

thai he vii hereafter luinish al Wholesale aud
RETAIL all kinds OF WARES on short notice and
on tie most reasonable terms.
The Merchants OF the village having patriots
cai'y relinquished the vending Of these articles,
VIII enable him to extend his business and ac-
conmodlle the public much better and at quite
as cheap rate ss heretofore.
THE fATENT CHuRN. he eau assure
The Dairy people, is an excellent article, aud Oh
dial, he has no doubt they will find It superior
to any ohufn which has been introduced into this
part Of the country.
Rutland, April 5, 1886. Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
ysINNk BOOKS.

A LARGE assortment Of all kinds OF Blank
"A Work, well bound and good paper, viii
always be found at the Rutland Book Store.
w. FAY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
M Tx = A ~ S,

NOR SALE-ai the Rutland Book Store
Il few d, zen MILK PANS, cheaper thaa
can be purchased in the vicinity Of the same
quality cash w. FAY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
PENSIONERS

4 ESSE COVE continues to pay such as are
- restored, ard to Transact all business for PEN
slons, as usual at his Office, doors Forth of the
Court House Rutland. If
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
Cor..uissioncrs' Notice.

M L, the Subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon Probate Court ior the District Ol
Rutland, commissioner 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all person.
against the estate Of
WILLIAM HILL,
late Of Walngfofd in said district, deceased, lep-
resented oso!ven', aud also oil claims and de
maud- exhibited al Offset thereto; aud six months
from The "a day OF May inst. being allowed By
said court for hat purpose-we do therefore
hereby give notice thai we will attend 10 HE bu-
siness d our said appointment at the house q
widow Amy Hi!l's ia WslIugiord on the 30.h
days Of July and September next, from O'Clock
unlil O'Clock =. NJ. on each Of said days.
WILLINM SIIMSON, a.
NICHOLAS COOK, ''"" a.
Dated at Wsllingford, this "a day Of May
4. ID. 1896. q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
Tnrtrtr.
POLITiC&.

We hcqnea,g beer people eyC.a.mrs 'iil't
r]o,ttd 10 ih,ir iena5a8-e We lu o.; NEEDLE Nt.h
po.ites sud we know ro'iire atoct rcn.' THIS Is
ceuivoiom tr ocinaR 'eartns llat ileE neglect Their
oWn corccfrs frl Gee .rnnfeui 90. tur m.si lmtor-
tan, luoA ledge feT tae Ci'..sus O.. ace country.
one msr refuse - bca rsuzin. ani may neglect
to scqaaiai lmsc.i aitl tac u'nte plAtltcl gossip
e. the times without ucgIe>Hog t's du'y t' his
country ani 20 us owe H'cfssi 81 iftr oi'Ar0f.--
b., he v DO ncriec's u.e study 81 politics DO tho
pro3or sense Of the tern. o. one wh' tcl.oCs 90
scqaaint himself with the laws and constitution o..
his country. onl the paiicy by which lie ah-rs
,houl3 tcfcxo'aicd Gu tho promotion 81 Tie na'ion
al welfare. Orc0urfe be neg Gets his d-,y enc
Of The sovereign people. There are many Of THESE
individuals ~ho SID aas0cf thar politics is lhc
business OF politicians, aal for private ctizeas L.
dabble in them. rs hike interfering WIKI our neigh.
bor'e concerns Supposa an our citizens were to
take the same crpnnd aus Lease The WORK of loRif-
iaion exclusively 10 politicians. o." long, 'i'na
yot would the people re,a'n ,heir sovereignty -
The truth IT, that 10 this country, PnlNrs IS every
mans proper business The knowledge of political
ECONOMY aud of The prominent measure o. govern
t9ent staald be 'am'Hgf ~ every ruzcn, aal Jas'
Ia proportion ip toe Number d cor C.4ens, "h
gro .nnoran, of tni. imponsut kuo"icdgr, 70 ihe
country led with check against the on
cfcschg.rIfF ~ .aiiln.s fNil' ass upon '+' '.H'
odio, al ihe peafle. To boust 81 cl's i-uo'ence
or polr,es 10 rs fool Ell and ride lIa. Is to 5oas, Of
oae's i'm, -auce Of the common btoU.hes Of Eos'et
oln,a,ian. 4 knowledge ofteailng writing "o
arithmetic is not more necessary ior ones success
IN he transaction Of the co'Hon business of h.e
thsn knowledge Of politics for The prcaerva'ign @
DOR free Institutions II l. true that large minor
iyart ignorant Of th.s important knowledge, an
tbs Circumstance is Che occasion of the con;lnHu
sbuses Of power prao,isel WIKI inplnl'y by var.
cue politicians. Were the people fully o1l-A'cne
upon ,iis subject, Of winch 30 many foa.'-h mr
boast their iganraaeo instead of itogadIng 90 DO
march of liberty and impro, emeni, The whole ml,o
would be c4usla Gtly msrvalug toward tie goal g
perfect political liberty. Politicians "oaiI ,
thNarel in Oh their attempts 10 encfoach Upon IL
rieh,s II the people by The peoples knowledge 6
poi, cs-of the pm lpcs ct government and IL
arts of rulers and deuaEugucs. !. one Is ieuofa'
ofpohl,cs, let h,m confess d hauamo'y sod NJ
the wish 10 be cuHshjeHe3--bIt Jet him not boa
ofhi. ignorance arl glory 20 D.. shame A. Ne
might ouc boast sc Being slave a. TO boast ofth
icnonnoe. ~liohifu were 5caera!, maa iac'i''
bly, lead 10 slavery.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24

P,sas q a sraa,k.-we fes ste following novel
lsE esss the san1y 49, iisrslt;-A eoun Of
.gessl SESSION vss led ihis to~u asi week far
,u,l a.. nts sy ,as zane Of Mil. oAsfsed ws.h
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
NEW GOODS.

VtfsT received and for sale by JAMES BAR.
- RETr, Jf. at his Store doors south 81
Beanan's lioel, great variety OF new ana
-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
Tubs, Fails. a Patent Churns.
GERSHOM CHENEY

~ fac doors North Of The Epis. Chroh)
va GULD inform his customers and the pub
" lie that he la. recently so arranged hi,
business ia the line Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
&. q d I'D S.,

~ ~ ~ -
consisting in part Of the following articles;
Black, Blue, Brown, and Fancy colored
C4OTllS and CASSl MERES: White and
Brown Linen Drilng S,ormant Can,oon
Cords; Cottonadcs; Blue Drilling; Rowen
Cashmere Emmett Black Lasting. md
Bombazine, with great variety of Summer
Goods for Gentlemen. SILK Velvet, Sin.
MarsciIls aud Valencia NESTINGS; Cali.
Goes; Ginghams; French Muslins French
Calicoes and CambIicS Linen Cambria
Cambria Muslin: colored Cambrics: More
no, Thibct, Worstcd and Cotton SllAWLS;
Fancy llaEdkis.; Flagg, Bandana. Pongcc.
Mndrass and Cotton FIogg IIundkfs; Black
silk Crayats; Stocks Crdyats for Indies
Book MusIins Figured Swiss, Jackonett,
and Null do; Linen Cambria lIandkfs
LaCCs, dgings, lnscrtngs, Bobineu Lace;
white black and green Blonde Gauac Wells
Blonde Lace do. Cuttings and Edgngs n
large assortment Ladies Kid and Silk Gloves;
Gcntlcmcns do; Linen and Cotton do; Ho-
sicry; Parasols Umbrella India Rubber
Aprons Il great variety of Ladies Tuscan,
Stra9 and Lcghorn II AT $. fashionable
shape; Misses do; Palmleaf and Silk Hats
Bead Bags White Black and Pink Grape
a good assortment OF plain and colorcd Silks
for dresses and bonnets; Artifclals; Pongec,
Canton Flanncl Russia Liapcr; Birds Eye
do. Russia Shectings, American Shectngs,
Shirtngs, Tickings, Stripes, Checks, Cotton
Yarn, Wadding, Batting, Wicking, &c. &c.
T-AED-WARI.
Swecds, English, and American IRON;
Nail Rods; Nails; English, German, Amer
lean and Cast STEEL; Putty, Glass, Paints
and Oil large quantity of coarse and fine
SALT, very low; Grind Stones, Tar, Sheet
Lead, Mackercl, Goldfish, Salmon, &c. &c.
AIS Oh very elegant assortment of
C,HOCIe.I}NI.
The above with great variety of other
articles, too numerous TO detail in an adver
tisement, will be sold rather cheaper for
cash or good credit, than can be had at any
of the "cnEAP STORES" in this State. Most
/ kinds Of country produce received in pay
mcnt.
GEORGET hodges,
WILLIAM GILMORE,
Rutland, My 10, 1886.
10000 lbs. pulled WOOL vented, for which
J Il tar price vii be paid in Goods and par, Cush
II III. s. G..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
DAN DIXIE, r.

STATE Of Pormom, TT is ordered by tho
D'rrid Of Ru'ioad, rs. Il Probate Court for the
District aforesaid, that said application be heard
IN Court, at session thereof, to be holden at the
Probate Office in Rutland, within and for said
District on the first Monday Of June mex, and
that the said Petitioners give notice to all con.
ocned, Of said application and Of the time Of
hearing thereof, by publishing the same with this
order, TWO weeks successfully, in the Rutland
Herald, printed at Rutland, the last publication
TO lac not less Than two weeks previous 10 the said
session Of said court; that they may appear and
she" cause. II any they have, why The power aid
authority requested ia the foregoing application,
should not be granted
Given 10 Probate al Rul land, this I'd day oil
May A. ID. 1896.
20 ~. HOPKINS, RrriHv.
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CIsDCTc,
GEORGE r.. hodges,
WILLIAM GILMORE.

Kutand, My TO, 1850
10000 lbs. pulled WOOL vented, for which
Il lar price vii be paid in Goods and par. Cush.
II H. s. G..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-27

-. N. DAVIS most earnestly
solIcis all who have acCouCts with
him, to call and make settlement.
Many Of the accounts on his books are
of several years Standing; and, having
prepared himself for squdrtng III, he
hopes this call will be attended to, by
all who are in any way interested.
Crrrolton. March llth 1886.
N. B. l.. M. Davis is determined
to do work cheaper than ever it has
been done in CarrolIlon, heretofore,
and in a neater and much better man.
ner than it can be done in any other
establishment Of the kind in the place.
He has just received the latest New
York & Philadelphia fashions for the
ensuing spring and summer. Cash,
or produce; at fair price, will re
taken in payment for work.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-27
CONDITIONS.

The Quo STATE JOURNAL will be
published on large aud handsome
imperial sheet, twice a week, from
The termination Of the present Session
of the General Assembly until the
frsrday of December next, at the low
rate of Three Dollars for each indivd.
ual subscription; but County Commit
tee, or individuals desirous Of procu
ring extra numbers for distribution,
may obtain ten copies for twenty-five
Dollars, twenty for Forty. Five Dol
lars, or fifty for One hundred Dollars
payment in all cases TO be made in
advance.
The weekly Journal will be issued
as formerly; but such of the present
subscribers as may be 'desirous Of re-.
ceiviDg the semi weekly in its place,
will obtain the same upon the pay.
ment in advance of one dollar, in ad'
dilion to their present subscription.
Columbus, Feb. 80, (March S 1886
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-27

at their celebrations, and was suffered
to die on a.pittance Of S26 per annum
which the government allowed HIM
He was born in Culpeper county, Va
on the Srd of April 1854, and when
about 10 years ofsge, heaed from his
native state 10 the wiIds OF Ohio, In
consequence Of 6sht with rival in
a love alTair, whom he left for dead
on the field, but who, however recOv-
erred from his wounds. Kenton was
the companion Of Boone and the Cur.
lies, arl endured many hardships in
pioneering this state 10 its greatness
end glory. He was captured by the
indians anG tied 10 a stake to be burn
ed TO death when he was relieved by
the renegade Gurtie, his early friend.
He once or twice was made to "RUN
UHE GAUNTLET" by the SavageS, and
like Mszeppa, was tied 10 the back Of
a wild horse, which was turned loose
with him in the wilderness; but after
all his vicisitudes and hardships, he
lived to a good old age, and died in
his bed at last, in proVerly-adding
one to the host Of witnesses whe have
gone before him, to prove that IRE
publlcs are ungratefuI."
A young self taught native artist, Of
genius and skill, Morgan of Louisville,
has taken an admirable likeness Of the
old pioneer, (of which we gave a no.
tice about two nIonlhs since 1t is
being engraved for the National Po:.
trait Gallery; and will be accompanied
with biographical sketch, ltis the
only portrait that has ever been taken
Of him, and Mr. Morgan was every
way fortunalein painting it. Those
who were most benefited by The seTvi
ces of the veteran pioneer, suffered
him 10 live in want Of the ordinary
comforts of lfe-poslerity will per
haps build him monument Gin
Post.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-27
PROSPECTUS gs.
For the continuation Of the
CARROLL FREE-PRESS.

1NHEinterest of William Johnston, Esq.
- in this establishment, having been
transferred TO John ChristyI the Free
Press will in future be conducted by
PEARcE g. CHRIsTY The political con'
plexion orthls paper will not be changed
the editors being firm in their de'ermI'
uation to preserve its neutral character
The transfer from Mr. Johnston to ChrIsty,
has been made with the hope OF ensurlng
the continuation ola newspaper IN Car
rolIton: And with this view, the editors
appeal to the people of the county tor a
patronage equal to the merits and ImPor
lance of their enterprise. One oil the ed
itors being practical printer, and having
determined to devote his time exclusively
to The interest of the paper, it is confident
" hoped that, with reasonable increase
ortheir subscription list, the Carroll Free
Press may be continued to the mutual ad'
vantage of both subscribers and publish
ers.
Orthe convenience and necessity oI q
public Journal, published, at the couaty
seat, every citizen of the county must be
convinced and the editors trust that, the
people of Carroll will sustain themln their
efforts to promote public good, and to Sc
cure an honest maintenance.
TERMs.-The Free Press viii! he pub
lished every Friday morning, at Two Dol.
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TOO HIGH FLOWN.

Professor Stewar OF AndoVer, when
formerly a settled minister al Ne"
Haven, was one day waited upon by a
certain parishoner Of his, who com
plained that he preached in language
which many of The hearers cOlId not
understand. =.
"Indeed, was not aware OF that" "
said the professor. 81 have always
designed 10 speak TO be understood.
] should be sorry 10 think that had
done otherwise"
81 dare say you would, Mr. Stewart
replied the other; but II really Is the
case, notwithstanding. Though per
baps you may not be aware oil 1t your
SELF"
al certainly am not" replied the
uroressor. IL do not recoIIect any
language Of mine, in the pulpit, aOoVe
the most ordinary comprehension"
"Ah!" said the piouS par'Shoner,
chow very apt are we 10 deceive our
selves: We can never see our own
faults. Now can Tecollect great
many instances where you've preach
ed 10 a language TOO high flown for
vour hesrers-l mean The ma ority
on 'em; not but that | could make IL
out pretty we'll myself" "
"What are those instances!" asked
The professor mildly.
"Ob, they're great many" return
ed the pariShioner.
evil you be so good as TO name
one of Them" SAID the professor.
"Why, yes, since you Insist upon
it," replied The parIshoner, very con
Fl ilentIy. III name oae very noted
instance 1t was on last Sabbaday,
you said in your sermon, 'Procras'ina
lion is The thief Of time Now the
women and the niggers can't under
stand that"