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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30

An observation we heard made II.
other day by an old staunch DEVICES,
who was accosted in the street, re,peci'
iingthe recentd isafectioninN wYori
was highly valuablesand worth remen
boring. What thinkyouo ftheieder,l
gain in New York? "-HOh,p said NJ.
4.ltis a matter Of no displeasure ID me
.Wesneed such times once in q While
to wake up the democratic party, who
feel SO safe, that they are sleeping up.
on their posts. ! hope that This win
be q sufficient warning to them 10 arise
and equip themselves for the battle"
S. [ Dover Gazette.
perry 80 e IA MES McCxDe.
|Carlpos Dse. 20, 1887. $2s-af S = - 4:
con 10ii1at Globe snds
these works have been a bysss - We
.s.a Thasx aasa nhnfa ~ &eMbeD 10r 1lhsMs {
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30
UNCLE sRESJAMIN,'s sERMoN.

.5 UNCLE BENJAMIN s SERMON.
g Rely upon it Sammy 2 said the old
man as he leaned on his staff, with his
gray Jocks flowing in the breeze Of a
May morning, "murmuring pays no
bills" | have beentan observer any
time these Fifty years, and ! neyersaw
man helped out Of hole. by cursing
his horses. Be as quiet as you can,
for nothing will grow under moving
harrow, and discomfort harrows the
mind. Matters are bad, i acknowl-
edge, but no ulcer is any the better for
lingering. The more you groan, the
poorer you grow.
Repining at losses IS only putting
pepper into into sore eye. Crops
will failSin all soils, and we may be
thankful that we have not famine.
Besides, ! always took notice that
whenever / felt the rod pretty smartly,
it was as much as to say, there is some
thing which you have got to learn
Sammy, don't forget thatyour school
ing is not over yet, though you have a
wife and two children
y " Ay, cried Sammy, "you may say
that and a mother-in-laW and two APP
prentices into the bargain;and should
like TO know what poor man can.
learn here, when the greatest scholars
and lawyers are, at loggerheads, and
can't for their liyestellwhathas become
Of the hard money!
s SSoftly Sammy, am older than
you. 1 have not got these gray hairs
and this crooked back without some
/ could tell you stories of
the days of continental money, when
my grandfather used to stnff a sulky1
box with bills to pay for a yearling or
. wheat fan; and when the Jersey wo-
men used rnsfor pins, and laid their
tea pots away in the garnet. You wish
to know what you can learn? You
may learn these seven things,
First, that you have saved too liffAe,
and spent too much. / never taught
you TO be miser, but I have seen you
giving your dollar for notion when
might have laid one-half aside for
charity, and one-half for rainy day.
Secondly: that you have gone too
much upon credit. / always told you
credit asashadow;it shows that there
is a substance behind which casts the
shadow; but a small body may east a
great shadow; and no wise man will
follow the shadow any farther than he
can see the substance. You may now
earn, that you have followed the opin-
ion and fashion, of,othefs, until you
have been decoyed into a bog.
Thirdly: that you have been in too
much haste to become rich. Slow and
easy wins the race.
Forthly; that no course Of life can
oe' depended upon as always prosper
Jus. ! am afraid the younger race Of
vorkingmen in, Americas have had a
notion that nobody would 20 to ruin
n this side Of the water. Proyidenee
1as greatly blessed US but we have be-
:ome presumptuous.
Filthy that you have not beenl
thankful enough to God, for his bene-
its npast times.
Sixthly: that you may be thankful
'hr lot is not worse. We. might have Il
anime N, or pestilence or war, q tyran-
y, Or all together.
And lastly, to end my sermon, you'll
nay learn to offer with more under
standing, the prayer Of your infancy
give us this q ayaour daily bread. 2
The old man ceased, and sammy
'ut on his apron, and told Dick to blow
way at the bellows.
PRorANCE SWEARING.
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ORIGINAL REyoLur1 3, , = 81 salSl

= - 80 AEtNOLUTl0NARY Arpr 49,
]. When B the American arn,., 49, !.
] toned IN Putnam county. 3n,;.E' Z. Z
leNolu.lonary war one Of the saIS;~ =
saw E poat approaching, and Is .r;.i
. out there comes odd Put. n.s - 81, i
mlllarly applied 10 the p,sl s.~s ~ =
Z! a young upstart o1I;cs. VA ~
ing this, caused him Il bs , M s. as,'
arrest for speaking SO disresn ns ssS'
e = lD 3, neneral, On the arrival Of c.
eral Putnam on shore, heinquiired III.
snal man NV, was sent away fors 81, ne &.
nc ncer IS SAID ne has spoken disre 81 pectfulIv
OF your Ercel cheney. What did I.
say? inquired the General. Hes q. n
ed you :sold Put."' So | am ia pu ,i.
said release him instantly. =
81 3. s. ii. rs n. Y. ca.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30

Juaice them against .,s-
other rcspectsI may pos,.s,. 49, ~hieaA i i
it. i,o0Sess much al
q Some Of smolstt,, es,,,,.
'ceedingfy cblectio6ssle oS ss, s' V q
and among the nor ~. als Is
tons, we regretato. statst hsl n P g \
res OF Capt. Marryatt s.sa 81
means free from this biits u a y
'enee: The late American ~ 'aie.
tied The Scourges Of thee u IS. s Z
'ceedingly objectionable in,A:.s =.
must inevitably tend 10 et
strong pnejudic against s,sssste,
the minds Of many of I'd - 49,. =
rePs.', profanity q eoa,s',ssi, y :
state, ifnot laxity Of mor.ln lsed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-28
STATE or VER.NONT)

Dr>TEIcT oF CnlrTD>pE~ $50
The Prob0ie Couu for The Djarin Of
C6Weaden, 10 all persons 10 ,chom these
presents SHAH soane. GREETING.
~ FORGE p. MARSH Of Burlington,
Va IN SAID Dis'rlct. having. bv his p"tl-
ton. represented To this Conrl. that
Frederick Buell., late of Burlington docras.
e., at TIE time Of h. decease was splzel
IN fee of three tonrths of an acre Of land
NJ The oa~,wardy corner OF maiden l.gnr
~ Burlington, and Of one Undivided third
part OF about half an acre OF land wllh two
houses Opposite the house of Henry p.
illCkuk. on Pearl street 10 SAID Burlington.
which said lands the said Frederick held
IL trust as well tor iii" other heirs and re-
prcsen a'ves Of Or Us Buell. late Of Bnr
llngi0n deceased, "a tor himself That
sand three iourths OF an acre has by pro-
cess ct partition between the heirs Of said
OZlas and their representatives. been set.
assigned and allotted 10 Maria Is. IIlckuk.
nt said burlington. one of the heirs Of SAID
Ozlas; that said parcel Of half an acre hath
by process of partition from this Court
been I. allotted aud assigned To the SAID
PeiUlonpr, as cXrcutOr and dev,sne in
;rnsl Of Harriet Is Marsh late Of Burhur.
ton deceased. also an heir of SAID OzlaS.
aud the SAID George p by hl- said peri,
tlon, having also foprcse n'ed to this
Court, That said Frederici was seized IN
tee Of parcel of and sltnare IN said Bur
Ington, containing about five acres with
The Mossaage aud appearances, late Of
Is. +. Barley. lvlng on Pearl street, subiec,
IN part to be dover Of the widow Of SAID
Bailey. one undivided haIfof which said
parcel The SAID Frederick held IN trust for
the sad petitioner.
And pravlng hat his Hon. Court would
decree that sand PeIlroneras administrator
of SAID Frederick may exocn. he said
trust II said Maria by releasing 10 her,
her heirs and assigns forever. The SAID three
tuurlhs of an acre, and that the SAID Pc.
lliiOner may be decr"rd 10 hold aud eriuv
rba other Parcels of land IN said uerltion
mentioned TO himself. ms herr. and a,sion,
forever, free, clear and dlscharI,d from a 4
CLAIMS Of the said F,cderlck, or his he,rs.
IN his own right a. to he latter parcel.
and as executor q devise "a aforesaid as to
thr sand parcel OF half an acre.
1t Is therefore hereby ordered that said
petition stand for hearing before said
Court at session lhorcofio be holden at
The office ol the Register of This cour, in
Burlington on the the third "Wednesday of
August A. ID, 1887. and that notice there
of be given 10 all concerned bv publishing
tins order together with the substance off
SAID petition IN The Free Press. rewspa.
per, printed at Burlington in the Comfy of
Chlllenden two weeks snccesslvelv, the
las, Of SAID publications. TO be MOI less than
two weeks previous To said day of brarug
then aud there To appear before said court
and shew cause, if any they have, why ,heI
prayer of said petition should moi be gran
ted. Gwen under nv hand and the sea
Of said Court AT Burlington in The Dlsric,
OF Chltlenden this u In day Of July A. ID. |
1887 CHARLES RITSSEII Judoe
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STATE or TER.WONTj
Burlington Juuly II, 1887.
DI-TRIcT Of CulTrrNDEy.

DI-TRICT Of CHlTTENDEN.
THE Probate CouH for The district If Chit.
fe"den, 10 all persons 10 aohom these pres,
SCENTS SINH come. GREETING.
III ENRY p. HlCkOK of Burlington.
a IA IN the District ut Chllendcn, Guar
dian of Mortimer G.. Buell., a male mian,
under the age Of twenty one wears, and
Maria A Buell., n female infant under the
age of eighteen years, having represented
Ia this court that he SAID Mortimer C.. and
Maria A. are seized as tenants in common
IN heir own right IN fee of a ceuainparcel
IN Burlington, beng the -un
divided half of parcel of land CONTAINING
about five acres, within The mcssuaue and
appurlenances late OF b. +. Bailey. lying
on Pearl street subject IN partto The dover
Of the widow of sad Bailey, and that a
sale of SAID land and Messuage would be
conducive to the best interests of his sad
wards.
It Is therefore hereby ordered that said
application stand tor a hearing before SAID
Court at a session thereof 10 be holden At
the Office ofthe Register of this Court m
Burlington. ON the third "Wednesday of
August A. ID. 1887; and that notice there
of be gwen 10 all concerned by PUBLISHING
this order together with The substance of
SAID petition. in the Free Press. IA newspa =.
per, printed at Burlington, in the County
OF ChItteDden. two weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-28
CHARLES RUSSELL. .Judge.

FHNO the Hon. the Probate Court for the
"A District Of ChItonden, comes George
Z. Marsh, of Burlington, IN SAID District.
and shews to the Court here that Frederick
BnclI late Of Burlington deceased, at the
limc OF his dccoase was selzcd 10 fee of
three iourlhs of an acre of land at the
wardlv corner of Maiden flame, IN
Burlington, aud of one Undivided thlrd part
of about half an acre of land with two
houses. opposite the house of Henry p
lllck"k, on Pearl Street, IN said Burlno
ton. which sad lands the sad Frederick
held IN trust, rs well for the other heirs
and representatives of Ozlas Buell., late OF
Burlington, deceased, os for himself, that
said three fourihS of an acre has by process
OF petition between The heirs OF said OZlas
and Their representatives.. been set, assigned
and allotted TO Maria B. Hckok, of said
Burlington, one Of the heirs of said Ozlns-
That the SAID parcel Of half an mere bath
by process of partition from this court.
beer set, allotted aud assigned TO your pc
tlil"ner, as executor and dcviSec IN trust
Of Harriet Is Marsh, late of Burlington
deceased, also m heir of said Oz,As.
Your petitioner further shows that said
Frederick was seized in fee Of a Iarcel Of
land continuing abou' five acres with the
mcsSuago and appurlenanc,s late OF b +
BaIlv lying Oh Pearl street, biect in part
to the dover Of The widow said Daiv--onr
Undivided holf Of which said parcel The SAID
Frederick held IN trust for vnur petitioner
AND your petitioner pravS that this
honorable court will decree that your PEE
lIlloner, as administrator of SAID Frodcr ck
may execute the SAID trust to SAID Maria
by releasing her, her heirs and assign,
forever the said three foUrhs OF an acre.
ana that your petitioner may be dcCreed 10
hold and enjoy the other parcels Of Land
above mentioned To hlmSclt, his heirs ana
assigns, forever. free, clear. aud discharged
from all claims of he SAID Frederick or hi.
heirs. III his own right or to the lat'cr par
Get, and as executor and dcviSee as aturr.
SAID, "a tn SAID parcel of half an acre and
your petitioners >hal ever pray.
GEORGE p. MARSH.
Burlington, July il, 1887.
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Price so Cents.

a fresh supply just received bv
La,hrop d Po'wln. Burlingron- Beck.
WIKI &. Dyer. Salisbury "A. p. Roscoe.
New laven--M. w. Iirnsley, Monkton--
NJ linll, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Wood.
mao, WnIlston- G. b, Martin, Cbarlo,'e--
E' Lyman, Ferrlsburgh-L. Blxbv, Yer
g'nneS-Flelcher 81 Miner, Brdporl--
Hen Wright. Shoreham.
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OZias Buell's Estate.
STATE or VEPNONV

DI'TRIcT OF CHITrENDEv. SIS.
Ihe linn, me Probate Court far The Dis
F't Of Ch't'enden, 10 all persons CON,
cerned IN The esiate Of Oeias BueH kaie
q Burlington in Said District, de,eased
GREETING.
WHEREAS George p. Marsh, admin.
w lsrra,or de bonis non of the estate of
said deceased proposes 10 render an accoun'
of his administration. and present his &C
count against sand estate for examination
and allowance at a session Of the Court of
Probate to be holden al the Registers
office IN Burlington, on the third Wednes
dav Of August next.
Therefore, you are hereby appointed to
appear before sand court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause. # any
you have. why the account aforesaid should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand n, Burlington this
9th day OF July, A, ID. 1887,
VIM. WESTON. Register.
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- 81 "a. -....,. G ON
Stcre0tVDe FOal1adrY.

TE( Il L Srorco. pc Foundry lornrry car"
N@A rtrd on under The agency Of G.. ~
Eaton has PASSED into the bands Of II
Johnson 81 Co., aud u will in fnrure be
carried on IN connection with their Book
aod Job Office. Lends OF all szos aud
Blanks of att kinds furnished to order. a
great variety OF cats. large and small, on
hand, and II foc, all Kinds of work usually
called Tor IN a similar establishment. dome
with nsa)u">s and despatch. An orders
addressed to he 6-m vii be promptly at
tended 30. II JOHNSON & %.
'urhno'nn. Iu'v 10. 1887.
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joins GAnRHrT q Co. cAa'enden County
" ('ourf
HALL ~ STEARNs. ,H1rCh Term 1897

HALL g. srrAnss. }.ua,eII " Term 1887
NWIlEREAS John Carrot and Rodman
w MurhejI Of the cnv of New York.
by The nam" and firm OF John Garrett and
20, nj The August term of said court 1886.
commenced Their action on Book accoun,
demanding IN damages the sum of three
hundred dollars against Peter Hall, of SAID
hnrngton,and Horace Srearns. late ofsa,,
Burlington, by the name and firm of Hall
and -'corns which action was entered on
ne Docket ct SAID court at said August
''rm, and the plaintiffs appeared by their
Attorney j. n. Pomcrov, and the soih
S'"arns beng absent from The State y,
ne TIM" 81 The service Of sad writ. TIC
sad cau~" was by order Of sand court cou-
lnn'd - The March term Of said can,
1851 at winch term The plaintiffs aoair
appeared by Their SAID Attorney, and it no,
h'lng made TO appear to The SAID court
'Hh' 'hr sad Siearns has had personal no,
ice "' me service and pendcncy of this
sun. me same was again by order of said
court continued totbe August Term there.
OF 1887 aud the SAID court also ordered
mat lurihrr DntiCc be given of the non.
u'hcY % TINS Snrt by publishing the sub
''aoce Of the Plaintiff, declaration in the
Burlington Free Pres. newsnaper prin,-
q III Nnld Burlington, three. weeks success.
>IveIY, the last Of which to be- twenty davs
before The SITTING Of sad court, which
>0alI be deemed sufficient notice to the
~ald > earns 10 appear aud answer to sand
~uI.
Dated a. Burlington aforesaid This din
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NEW GOODS.

|HNllE subscriber has taken the Store,
a. heretofore Occupied by Mr. Sidney
Barlow, and has the pleasure of Offering a
heavy stock Of Dry Goods, Crockery, Hard.
ware, and Groceries on very favorable
terms. Most kinds of Produce received
N exchange, and good bargains given for
Cash.
HAWLEY M. GIDDINGS.
Burlington. Nav a. 1887
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+ EADY PEN MIXERS, to make n pen
= a at one cut. Just received al the Variety
Shop, few fihe useful and ingenols instru-
ments Ag"d persons can make Pens with
them without Speclaces. For sale at the Va.
rIety Shop.
P.4.Ni, BORN & BPJN.C VAN
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Common Manufactured Quilis.
at wholesale or retail at the Variety Shop.
July 81. PANGBnEN & BRlNsMAID.

:" =! - N''" NJ ~ ''''>9"NID-
Isaac Il. HARRINGTuN } CdWendcn County
V. Court
Rr~J. RATHBUS. .NarChTeym 1887
%Tt2a u EREAS Isaac T.. Harrington. OF
VIZ Buffalo, IN the State Of New York
at the August term OF ChI)euden Coun Y
Court A. ID 1886, commenced his action
against Benjamin RaDhburn Of Buffalo,
aforesaid. in plea Of the case, Tor money
had and received for money lent aud adj.
vanced. for money paid, land ont and *
pended, and for goods, wares ana merchan
disc, sold and Delivered, 10 The damage Of
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PANGBORN & BRLNS.vAID.
ICni . Z, i LIs:..rE'sssa
DR.. HORACE HATCH.

4 hFFbfS his services to the inhabitants
W OF Burlington aud vicinity, IN the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Office IN Church Street, opposite the
Bank Of Burlington
Burlington. July |. 1887.
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Work Foxes, Dressing Cases

Perfume Casrs, made of Rose Wood, fur
nlshed or uniurulshcd tor sale at the
Variety Shop, also. White Wood and
other kinds OF work boxes unurnlshcd.
PANGBoR> Il BRr>sMAID.
July IA.
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M.STTGI.

A Ia meeting OF the Directors of The
IA Colchester Manufacturing Company,
dolly holden II was ordered that an as
scsemcn, often Dollars. be laid on each
Share of the Capital Stock of said Com
pauy. to paid On or before the l9lh day OF
August next, and n further assessment, oF
ten Dollars. ON each share 20 be paid on
or before The 18Th Sept. and further as.
sossment OF ten Dollars on each share to
be paid on or before the l4,h day of Oc,o-
Der, A. ID. 1857.
SINEY BARLOW, Cierk.
Julv 18Th 1917
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William Blanchard's Estate.

wv E the subscribers. having been APP
VS pointed by the Hon Judge OF Probate
Court for the District of Grand Isle, CON.
mls,onrts To receive, examine and adjust
the claims and demands Of all per,uus
against the estate of WIN. Blanchard late of
Isle In Mott, in sad District, deceased,
represented lusolvcnr and also all claims aud
demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and
SIX months from the I'D day Of May A. D..
1887 being allowed for that purpose, We
do therefore give notice that we will attend
to the business of our appoint mont. at the
dwelling house of VIM Stephenson in Isle
La Mott on the first Monday of October
next, from 10 o'clock A. NJ. 10 O'Clock
=. NJ.
Given under orr hands at Isle La Mott
this 22d day Of Nav A. ID. 1887.
WV. STEPHENSON, ! Commits.
NATH. UOLBROOK. ir. { sio~eyS.
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last of said publications TO be not less than
Two weeks previous to said day OF hearing.
then and there to appear before said Court
and show cause, if aoy they have. why the
prayer OF SAID petition should no, be gran
ted.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
snld Court, at Burlington. IN the District
OF Chlt'enden, this 18th day Of July A. ID.
1887.
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WANTED.

A Few Tons good 7abie Buiter, for
when The highest market price will
b. paid by LArRop e. PoTw,S.
luiy 7. 1887.
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%G'I1 ) 70 .a'1s'uI,..l,a
I'D RUNES, Curon Eognsh Cuuaprs.
d Bnncl Raslus, Brandy and Gugcr
Preserves. Dates, Lemons, Opnnges. Al
mondS, Fibers, sc, &c, of superior ouaD.
l'Ies, constantly on baud BY The sub.c rbcrs
LATHROP Il POTWIN.
Julv II.
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BTT'gE'E II.
ESTRAY Y.
Silver I'himblcs; and an addi-

''ona' assortment Of Sword iu>l received
A. The Variety Shop also for sale iron
furnace. PANGBoRN g. BRIN-MAtD.
Iuiv %
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+, lew GOODS AGAIN.

Burlington, july 90 1887.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

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about thus time lived lazy, careless frolcng sort Of
fellow by name, Morgan Jencs, who con,riyed to
nnake LIVING somehow or other but how il was, no
body well knew, though most people suspected that
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For sale 10y JAMES TARRANT.
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