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TAKEN Cp.

10y Thornton Alexander in Grceno,k Township Ram
do,ph County, bright bay horss with snip On HE
nose white spot his forehead and the left se 49,
ou,een hands high; other msrks or 6sanss
pe1csvab,e: supposed fifteen years Oldap-
praised a, ,wentv oa.s Frrdsrck fulghu and Psue
Felioy.
certify the above 70 bs copy essray book.
JOSEPH FuLGHuM, =. r.
July 81, 1887. J2:3s
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Cheap Cash Store.
Roofs Shoes Hats Hard and Tin Ware

THE subscriber has just largo and fashionable
asso.,insa. Ladies and entlcmens boots ami S6oes
Gents cakin Boots Of all kinds; thick Boots and Bs0
yans; Kipp Brogans; CalEskn Shoes Of different kinds
Van Buren, tcs Jack Downing and Navs boys sss boys
Brogans; Ladies Shoes Of the best qvay Kip ps:
Village Lace, Mexican Seal Boots Morocco do, 0oeof
Cloth do: Misses Leather and Kid Shoes, Leather
Boots Morocco do Nip Slips AI.SOGkeeps On eaad q
of Silk Hats boys Felt d. LIKE
WISE Carpenter Tools Cutlery all Of which ~ os
wholesale retail, lowest prices and
soaabe Main door east Of Isvia Rsed's
Drug Store.
HENRY s. CROCKER.
Richmond. July 29th, 1887. 290
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INDIANA REDEEMED.,

Monday, the 'th Of Angus, '37 q day Of sea, and
glorious triumph in Indiana Ga day she burst the
servile chains which bound hsr de-
mocracy From the entire delegation of Van Buren, m- n
but ONE survives and he the .sdos ken
mel Ra.lin Boon reelected by the meage majority
81 votes. In the Seventh District, White ESD re-
ceived 1913. votes, and Dr. Jackson, thorough
going, Bentoaian democrat in the District. and Mr. Whites
opponent received 3,369; Whites majority 1868 Surely
that was glory enough for day. John Ewinys majority
John Law 84l votes. w. Grahams majority over l.
s Simonson ], 327. c. II. Dsnn Amos Lane l,O54
w. Hcsod over B. Ray 3,7i7, making the u,i,ed Wing
majority, far heard from, about $1,000 General
arrisons majority in this the lase pre-
election 1903. Wing gain since, abou. 1000 This
calculation excludes the Fifth District candidates
we've both Wings there question; however, is
of the decided Wing Districts the STATE and would
doubt, had opportunity occurred, have swesi
Wing majority 70 something like 10000. Hur.ah In
diana! The specie circular has done good
been surplus pill the doses forced upon people by
the Cabinet, and has rendered But
viii stop here. There many honest
men in the support of the Van Buren, party who will
ways sIccuinb the dc.aog of Blair. Kea-
dan. & Cos and viii soon join the opposite ra.ks.
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Borough Ssb'eri1ers.-C Considerable complaint having
bee" made by our patrons in susn, that ,sy
cs'vsd their papers regularly request all who may
faii to receive them hereafter. call the oce let
Us know IT, mud We them tina; ,hey will be
lee tod thereafter.
O-favns been absent during the past hrcs wesks and
expecting to be from homs for the ensu, month have
engaged individual supply our plncr on the ,r,ol-
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

WE have a good assortment of Castings On Neno
which W will WARRANT; and now making SFOVES e
the very and APPROVED PATTEnn1, Wenansee
70 stand give sa<sact As stock last was
had constantly, unable 20 keep up eooo
Stoves and Casfnss: bat are
avoid that didcay, efers5ee ~
vito old and CUsToMEks % call ana - ~
E. GRovER will give his personal ssesnsssa q
all to wsu O0aDO
him 10 be constantly al the Office
May 4.h, 1887. Iou
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MEETING.

A Presbyterian Sacramental Meeting, commencing on
FRIDAY the 18th O'Clock p. VI. and continuing
til The following Sabbath evening" VIII be held i'll the House
of the As,ocia. Reformed Church. The friends and the
community respectfully invited 10 attend
Richmond. August 81, 1887.
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CONTESTED CLERk's ELEcTIoN-we are u

able any information respecting the of the
trial hearing before the Commissioners of this
,y therefore, decline making any remarks the subjcc
at present
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MARREED..On Thursday last, by the Rev r. Crock
en- Mr.. AARON SMITH, Miss ANY AMANDA Cox, all OF
this p4-ce.
We happy that were not forgotten OH THIS
OCCASION and that liberal slice Of delightful
,o, cake and wing collected stt,e responsibilities
around u.s. tho way demolished it sin 70 sweet
meats We wish the parties happiness through long and
prosperous life.
On Tuesday, last. by --. Mr.. LIE Roy LAksH. to
Miss ELrz ArETH CHARLES, of Preble County, OHIO
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mCONTRACTORS.

To the lowest bidder the 4sh day Il - ~
ont September shs construction OF cuavere
cross Main in Mario, Street, RichoWd The psspositis
TO bs made IN writing David Holloway, ssses es0s
soncr will shs plan Of hs Culves,s, % sh'ss aP
plying.
Richmond, sth 18th 1887.
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THE ELECTIONS-In TENNESSEE the Wing candi-
date for Governor, Mr. CANNON, elected by MINORITY of
2o,00O As far as heard from his majority is 1864.
In Congress the Wings have ter, Vanisss three
members. In the late delegation there were nine WHY'S
and four Van Buren, men,
kENTUcKY.-ln the las: Congress, Kentucky had nine
Wings and four Van Buren, members Now, the Vani.cs
have but one, ''soltary and aone'' TWELVE WINGS
In the District, formerly DIVINE. ohnson, and
which gave in November las, maize - 1900 votes
for the s'Magican of kirderhooky," Mr. w W.
Sou.,ga.e, Wing, the united v npeti.or-
200 votes. The following the me
Is, District. l.. Murray (Van favor of a
Bank)
Cd, Joseph Il. UnierwoodS
Sd, Edward Rumsey.
4th, Sherrod Williams.
9Th, James Harlan
7,h, .Tohn Pope.
9Th, VIM. j. Graves.
9th, John White.
I0tt, Richard !!awcs.
llth, Richard Mcnifae.
18th, John Chambers.
l3,h VIM W. sou:hg1,7.
NORTH CaRo1INA.-In the last Consess, hjgs al
Tho Wing papers that nine OF tine thirteen viii
be Wings III the Congress, though 10: certain
ALABAMA.-Returns incomplete. Van Bu-ea candidate
for Governor supposed elected Two Wings elected TO
Con. ress
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STOVE, COPPER TIN WARE MonoSocsofys
uOHN MOFFITT & Co., have sssablished thsnsslves
ia Town of Richmond, Wayne County, lpd'ana, q
the old stand Of John ost few doaD a - 0eass
on Main street, for the purposs Of Manufacturing o.s'
Conner, Sheet Iron, and Tia Hare, in all It's vases
es They intend keep hand general s:sofDss.
Cooxrye TEs AND SEvEx Plate STOVES: also ee~es-
n a,,orsmeut ofTIN WARE, which hey IN dsP0W1 -
=. reason abae terms Be bssghs esas~sso.
W--..s - .ehe,, from tho eoupsry, UanslG any 81
-. -. .,,;rI.. /. :, solicited give tssD eam
III" 80 Wo--,r- JAnEeE z LAEG,
' 1:,rr.vrs e. HAysKs.
n1-N n COUNTY, PRODUCE ssks. = szsaaaD.
kxn.oup. April lss. 1885,. -
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NOTICE is hereby given that will offer foe !, ',se q.
Saturday the 9th Of September next, nj l. T. ycsss'
norh side of Rchmond all the personal property o. bes-
NJ Ecsson dec'd consisting in part u ccdsseads one
bureau n clock, chairs table, household and kieehen
Also. good plato Due astesdAaes
will bc g;vea and months credit all tive
dollars THOMAS DEYARMON, .4draH.
(t~y-ssale o'slack =. NJ.
Kichmoni, AuSas, 10, 1897. Sa.3s
Faaao''" County Court :: s.s H. re; ;s;; :: No:
Henry Alexander,
is. Petition fled for Divorce.
Matilda ANA Alexander.
w HEREAS by the affidavit Of Thornton Alexander,
w dsincres,ed person, filed in the Clcrk's Office a
Randolph Ci-cui; Court tho 18th day Of August,
1897 vacation, it has been made satisfactorily APP
panr me- Charles Conway Clerk of said Court, that the
said Matilda Ann Alexander resden; Of the STATE
Indiana The said Matilda Ann Alexander IL therefore
hereby notified Of the filing and pending ofsaid li Of com
pan unless she appear bsfore the Judges Of he
said Randolph Crcuit Court tbs first day Of ssir tcf
holden house and for said county ~
second Monday in November noxt; and then and there
Plead answer dcnur said Complains ns's Bill o( con
plant. said Defendant, will be taken eonfd 81
the therein contained, ,re and deereed aeeo
ingly. {. CONWAY, Ok. X. q z.
August 18th, 1897. S2:6
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tn. undersigned taken letters a adnnissfo
Bavars Al. Easvoc, decd, rsqwesss
those indebted said make immediate PAYMENT
and hnyis claims against said estate viii present
them legally authentic for settlement within year
from this date THOMAS DEYARMON.
Richmond, August IL, 1887. 23:&
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tvAfter argument by counsel before the Cir
cult Court for the District Of Columbia, it was
decided on the fifteenth inst, that the Of the
United States against Amos Kendall, (the Man
dau,us CASEY must 60 before the Supreme Court
for final settlement.
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DIED..I Lafa cite, Ipdiana, the l6sh inst Mr.
ABIGAIL ii. HILL. relct Of John Hill, deceased.
in this Borough, Thur last Mr. Dawn HOOK
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TALL SUBJECTS.

hens and Remarks Mereon.-The Railway
Herald copies the following items, and apPends
the remarks in brackets:
The latest monstrosty is that Of n man IN Yer
mont, who is 50 tall that he can't tell when has
toes arc cold.
(The man who was obliged to got on his knees
10 unecrew the vanc Of the Old South meeting
house in Bsssos, was, we guess, little taller than
this lengthy vefnDoater1
Nor 10 this ~ bod as the unfortunate indsv,du-
al who was so tall that he was unable to stand
out Of doors.-[ Ereni.g Ssar.
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"The Wings boast Of frequent desertions, from
our ranks but the desertcrs, whenever an election
takes place are generally found within the pale
OF the party MississiPpias.
Tho Mississippian seems to think, that 1t IS a
difficult matter to get out Of the Van Buren, party
1t may be 50. A New York Editor says, that he
has seen hog pasture. fenced in with such crook
cd rails, that, when hog crept OUT, he still found
himself on the INSIDE Of the enclosure.
(Louisr;ile Journal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-12
HORRORS OF OPIUM EATING.

Rev. Walter Cation describes. 10 the knieker-
booker, il tie following powerful mauner;-
II shortly relupsed into disturbed siumGer. ia
Which II appeared to me ihs, | retained NY con
sciuusness entire, while visions passed before
which nu language can convey, and no symbols
Of happiness terror represent. Al one lime
was soaring Oh the Pinons of an angel among HE
spendors Of tic hghest heaven. Leholdiug 1t
glance the beanly of Their unveiled my ieres, and
listening 10 liarps snd choral symphonies o,er which
Tune, sorrow aud death have no power and then
my presumption vas chez kcd, my clcaVmg eings
hko The ~oXen plgmes Of lcarus were melted az o y
AM tell do~n, down. til caught 10 the bosom Of
thunder cloud, from which | MAS again hurled,
linked TO I,s hcrccst bolt upon The plungIng verge
OF cataract, that earned me down frantic with
horror. into the Lowest depth ofis hoahag gulph.
Thence again emerged, with the piacidi,y aud
power OF Neptune o,er hls troubled realm, and dr.
wing Dy wsiefy .eam over The excited bosom Of
ihe occsn, hafmonized into deep ba.s Sustained
10 the bursting anthem Ui the nian, world. And
then with tie beeihess of disenbodIed spirit !
seemed 10 Goat around Iusl beneath The incumbent
circle oi Tie blue hesten aud the sea, discerning
within upon the PLAIN The motion Of lEnumefsbie
ships sknming the save with the ligblness Of the
s~sIow, While without the circle bsheld far down
IA the twilight aud lurd gloom Of unmessursble
golf, The wrecks Of worn uit worlds.
"slii nos,ed upoH the irght.ul verge Of The
circle. llil coming around near the north pole ssw
ils s,esdfssl star fixed Ia the darkeued change Of
death other planets were bending over II and
" ben they had sOng Is funeral hymn. they lover
I'd II inio gave dark, 80 isthoBess sne silli.
that the sgon,es tnd commissions n expiring ua-
iute could no, disturb lie sePsiehorsl sleep. While
ibiukiug of ihe dlsnsyed mariner rolling his eyes
20 10 Ind his uHde' istbg star an iceberg With
lts U.osa.ssa s.ss. u iIgLea torsats cams rolling
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-12

AnyEE1i.i,e. The New York Morning NeWt
says--'A wealthy morcAsH, o TIA cily, ~hy nas
gwen more adsc.ilslng 10 the pfesr ihau ans either
ins ciiy, once told lie editor Of ibai papeG That
he commenced business nilh determination 40 *
pend 70 Advertising, ell be prof IT. ihe hfsi tao
,cafs bot that he soo- found u impossible % DO 80
The issief he paid n oul the more 2rd more be
received. AID could be hr,e no,s9yoiilod piiihe 80
,euisug columns u Oh tne iapsfs 10 tie CITY, lie
would have been repaid four iJio.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-12

L.ziNEss. a nsn Of considerable wealth. sld
no smsll degree Of indoienee. while fuing ia hi'
easy cher. spPug BIS coffee from The ofD' tod
he servant 10 hand his handkerchief The sef'ant
DID so--sbd vas thea comma acca ~ hold q 90
h,s nose. Ne again obeycd, snd the th0n sst a
n,orneai. and he'll starting ffou b,s rhsir, ssniy
ened. ~iy dout you blow. va looi. YOU snrs
shsi / .snleo
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HiNrs To MEcnAaIcs AND WoRk,NGMnN. II you
would nvoid The diseases which your particular
rades aud work are liable to produce, attend to
the following hints.
Keep If possible, regular hours. Never sup
pose that you have done extra work. when you MI,
up TIL midnight, aud do not ,isc TIL eight Or uine
IN the morning.
Abstain from ardent spirits, cordias aud malt
liquors. Let your drink be, like Tint of Franklin,
when be Was Pf'u'cr--pure water.
Never use loba,co III any form. By chewing,
smoking " shutting, You spend money winch
would btip to cio;nc yea, or would enable YOU. II
single, TO make useful prescDt 10 an aged moth
cr or dependant sister; or # married. 10 buy your
wife frock, or get books for your children. You
also, BY any OF these Gilhy practices, ujuie your
health, bringing "n head-Oche puawing at the
stomach, low rmrilr, trembling u; the hinbs and
al lImes sleePlersncss.
BE particular 20 preserving your skn clean, b.
regularly washing Of your hands sud face and
mouth, before each meal, aud your whole body at
least once week und BY coming aud brushing
the hair dolly.
Away, have lfcsh ar IN The loom "a - llch you
work. but TO That you stail not be 10 draft.
Take short tine m the morning. II possible.
and always IA he evening or towards SUI down,
for placing your body 90 a natural posiurc, By
standing cfcci, aud exercising your cAess aud limbs
by walk Where the or is Tie purest.
Il cuuGued 10 donf-, lct yo4r food consist. IN
large proportion, of uh,k and bfeld aud vel Duil-
I'd vegetable Meul prd dsh ought to be- uscd
spsnusiy. sDd oply OF dinucf. Yua afl better
without coffee tea or chocolate. II yOa use sHy
u them. /, ougli 40, 70 re more tAan once 10 The
day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-12

me SItW .fnir tcdH LdktS-- HEidArc cLiCi-
Lte0di'On &c. The OnlanO Is $50 mics ioUg 40
miles "ide, 900 feet deep, aud It's suriace 10 cum
puted al 23l feet ; elevation al The tide waters al
Three Rivers, 30 miles below Cape 81. Vincent.
The Ere IL 2,9 mics long, 90 miieo VIDE. 1870
feet deep, aud lie surface is ascertalned be uoaf
300 ieet above the tide water ut Albany.
The Huron ls $50 miles long, 100 miles aver
age breadth. 800 eei deep and lis surface Is ncaf
800 feet above udc water.
The Michigan Is 400 miles long 30 miles wide
depta snc e.esation same a. Huron.
Green Bay Is about 100 miles loug, 20 n.Ies
aide, depth unknown, elevation the came as llu-
ron and Michigan.
Lake Superior is $50 miles long, 100 mle as-
ersge "lcIu, 800 leet deep, aud lis surface 10 Gas
lerl above ude water.
Bottom .: Lake On,alio, 2GU feel le.ow the
surface u tide wafer.
Huron, 3U5 feet de-.
Michigan, 300 feet d..
Suyenur, 800 feet o..
Enc 10 40 I,ol aButc sgil4ce oi tide violet
.No1ciot .utckontcs' .idr.
a correspondent VI tue Unlo Kr.islcr, wuubs
from CiucIunsii, says -
DOR Landing Nae yesterday astonisbcd by Tie ap-
peaTsnce ui ,ouHg uaI Iron, down the n,cr, "hO
~hea oaJgnt and measured. proved 10 be sor.a J,d
ar iachc, nigh. As be- stood ~ The ofo~u, h,s
shoulders high above iAe heads Of lie tsnCat. be-
looked around bim Without the ieasl IlteUu ptIVn
~ ils prospect, when wbs doubtless extended
ode, niie tue piEmy tribes VI Adam, your cum
mon siG lOuicr- acre ~g'AiHg roDnd Lai oil suI,-
ate dis,auce iOr tus purpose OF seeing Lis Whole
ieGgta, be men ~sk vide VI the hyuse ~ read Il
sigLbosrd. Or 10 zee & the culinary be Ire. /
sitera sTds "a. hlu sisnaBg On Tue gUsfds ~ d
steamboat apparently sur'eying, Ocer The top ei he
boat, soue uDJeci on Tie olAer side. o! eoufse,
this most delicate monster tlse tsk Of ifOht
street ior the day. Upon inquiry Of Tie captain
~ho brought hiui Up. Hound tie ~ss Loois'i'le
hscktnsp, NAMED POner, Its aye "a % Ouy, aud
he hoe mol yet oeased 10 gr0e lie is hiiing up.'
said the captain 'le.i DC quite lsrge msn yet.
lee young ielooneuDn, amt be
s Pefsog eslhhg GA sick Trend asked him ho~
be fe4l. icel, sus~efed be "s' .hogsA every
n.uvts ls1iid y Tie los.'
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. m LIGHT AIAn.

trttcr AooT,H
~ ~as aaosr tLein 81.
TIE tugtt. ne ,uaog BE tar,
lisi NJ his brow thc' fa.fl ~ a shade.
ri' deep staia- thst i~ifs,s1.
l. q siea be i.u~tt - teantt tirtli,
liis sp,fat naa thew
usf .sslt d.epe' bgia sfs,
scnilef ase Ps't' s'af
~ ~,s sr,ons item ail
The nHght she yourr. u.e i,f
" h"p saiic,i ye. tat .o1l' slautc.
Apd faify fcct etfs ia the d.fcr
Dscsriiur su,,d thsf u,n.ic f,ii.
Of oHr ~he vas r'4 tb'fs,
~lrhiuc 90 greet that hed aftr.
Tie stniler and tie putc' t;ai
Tie ~ss ,u,one them a.
Iio biisbi, The souog Tie i1r,
Niru uautir Ntal" from iossen shost,
Nrrenty hfraitcd % ip. of love.
he hfo,i-ri roi he coli,
bat dfesrir' ~ t0ucs ulurr tich aud rifc
Ard ~ots'rp,1 s'in that hgtt saf,
Tie gcnilei ard tie pufer star
tie ~as an ooe them a.
a., BRIGHT. tie souug the faT,
i,It ruls iips wrte VANITY wfeajhrd
AID gentle stshs sNaiai, brcaihcd
lot hin in Pleasure bali,
tie mgA, no, greet her tbcio--
The ono Dee insoj Tho lgb' a'af
The gsatlci 3a5 t.e pgfcf star
he VAS anuug them 30
TIE bright tie Young. tie far;
N1ssa ewes l,oi ed soft IN the inoop's snn hgAt
ADD toae. grr,, tow hte the breath Of u,shl
o. music's diving inlls
still. stiil unrohgnor'd thefe.
lis hoar was Lcts wlo dw eli star.
TIE ccnilcr aud the pufcf star
lie vas among them al
Tie bright, tie Young tie Gitj
OHly to d.c1H of tours more sweet
Nrhiag Tint BE- were VI her feet
Not 'uid the frsiSe hail
10 ~" again her golden hair
EnuHd up foi hin--bs lslt aiaf,
TIC .oaiiet and the patos star
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-12
FARMING
~ unr nv. 1,narur ru,r.


Il ouc tg'ribr zcal. cucrgy seJ expense tla
blu's mauY easci'cs Vi'h low md cuat.u abuse
setting She -uunuui, hv She rats fot the psta ant
paitry purpose ofs tew dcragogur. and Office
krcpcfs, wei" brstuacd on The adyauccucni Of
scncoilntc--ii tie people were halls 90 ambition,
ip Improve and hcsntiN their fields a. they are g.
srtiir ice affairs of ihc nation and hsf ~ angry
WITH thstles, iharrs aud poor fences, a.. they me
With her p"lt,cs "Pp"u' ME, whn ptobabl, Nish.
Cd ~ s,ll to the con1'ty as tbrusrl,c. we should
huVc more productive fields, less complaints Of
poverty, mofc ability in be charitable aud non,G
reni, and Rbundsn'v more good feeling From
Pushcld to New ORLEANS the son pouphs as he
father dad bciorr hiGi md thc great macs Of far
oicis are Bs -'aiiousr, ~ theory as they are ,n
rfacuce. Nine ~ ten Of thcm boncvr.ai this mo.
meni, that BOOB farming il the mere useless. VIE
iouery dreaming Of men that know nothing about
practical agriculture.
We would tell them that England is the garden
ol i rope, simply ofcousc almosi every acre Of
the ground Is cultivated scientifically. ana on
principles which have been brought to the tusl of
the most rgd aud exact experiment. We would
tell then. that New England Of whose soil aud
climate they accustomed to think as cqu.ign-
ed by Providence to sieuny mud lnccmcncy, Is
The garden Of the United States only because the
industrious and celebrating people do not throw
away thelr olous IN the cxer'ion of mere brute
strength but bring mud plan. system and cxpe-
rieuce to bear upon hc.r naturally hard and ,nank-
lees soil.
Ga every side tie pas~iog traveller secs vcrjure
grass and orchards IN the snoll aud frequent ca.
closures oi Imperlshable rock and remarks fertility
won from the opposition Of the elements aud IA.
tutc. After ala absence Of ten years on our re-
torn to that country, We we're struck with tlns
proud aud noble triumph conspicuous over the
whole rcgon.
The real benc(actors OF mankind. Us 81. Pierre
so beautifully soid, IRE Those, who cause two
blades of wheat to mature where one did before.
The fields ought 10 be tie morning aud evening
theme of Americans HAT l..v taelr couutry. To
ic:;'hc ana improve his tarn, ought to DC the
prime temporal object of every oWn;r Of the cub
slanla sol. All national ogeraudzemunr, pow.
er and veal may be traced to agriculture, as ito
ultimate source. Commerce aud manufactures
only subordinate results Of this main spring.
We consider agriculture as very subsidiary rot
only 80 abundance, industry. comfort and health
but 10 good morals aud ultimately even to religion
We shall always say aud siOg Speed lie plpugh.'
We shall always regard the Ameucau farmer
stripped TO lis employment and illug his grounds.
as belonging to the iirs order Of nubie.nen among
us. We shall always wish him bountilul harycsls
good beer mud moderate OF cider aud If be
viii rear it himself Of the grape, but none II the
pernlcous gladuess Of Whskcy and we shall on
y invoke upon his iabnrs the bes-In. Of God, and
say of han peace be within ihy walls.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-12

s Persog esllsg sick Trend asked him how
be fell. U icel, sus~efed be as .hogsA every
niuyls isyiiI s<'lhs i0s.'
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-20

who all looked at their gowns, not liking
the mixture Of. satin and soda water
The extinguishedcandles we're relighted
1.-The squiregot his eye opened again--
and, the next time he perceived the but
Ter sufficiently near TO speak to him, he
said, in low and hurried tone Of deep
anger, whiIehe knit his brow" Send that
fellow out of the room |" but within the
same instant, resumed the former smile,
that beamed on alDaround, as If nothing
had happened. "a s...' s Z s.5.. & Il.
Andy was expelled the sale maage,'
in disgrace, and for days. kept ont of his
masters andmistress's way; in the mean
time, the butler made a good story ofthe
thing in the servants hall; and when he
held up Andy's ignorance to ridicule, by
telling how how he asked for /" soap and
water,' Andy was given the name of
Suds," and was called by no other, for
months. $3.50
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-20
SPECULATION TAKING A NEW pIREcr1or

SPECULATION TAKING A NEW DIRECTION
a. young man in an adjoining town
was nightly smitten with the beauty Of
IA lady whose father had a suit at law
which must forever make, or break him,
and popped the question: Sheanswer.
ed in the affirmative, and was expressing
desire for immediate marriage, when
he thus interrupted her, ~ canshavc the
refusal Of you f or six months, can,tI !"-
Chicago Dem.