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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

EARDS.--Rsd, Blue Green, Yellow and
~ white cards of the finest quality, also
enameled cards of all sizes, for sale by
MUNGER & COWDERY.
August 10, 1885,
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

BUFFALO BOOKSTORE, No. 800
- Main strett.-Subscrptio received Cor
the following periodicals:
The American Journal of Medical Science |;
the ropublications of the London, Edinburgh,
Foreign and Westminster Quarterly R,views.
Just received an Introduction to the Science of
Government, by A. w. Young. Also Hunting
tons System of modern Geography, with Atlas,
for the use of Schools. A. w. WILGUS.
Buffalo, June ID, 1886. lyl
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IT AW AND MEDICAL BoOKs,-This
Peters Condensed Reports 6 vols; Pallets
Laws Of Nations; Chitty's Practice, 3 vols. /;
Dewcy's Practice; Eberly's Practice, 2 vols. /;
Deweys Midwifery; also Hume and Smolletrs
History of England, 4 vols; Franklin's Works,
vols. For sale at PHILADELPHIA prices, by
o. G. STEELE, 2l4 Main at.
Buffalo, June I, 1886. lyl
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

DLANK.B of medium, Deny
IL and cap sizes, ofsuperior paper and excel
lent binding, just received at the Michigan
bookstore and stationer's hall.
Aug. 4. SNOW e. FISK.
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.APER WARE HOUSE,

DIAPER WARE HOUSE.-OLrvEs
IL G. STEELE, No. 2l4 Main Street, having
opened a Paper Ware House, is now prepared to
fll orders for any amount Of Printing. Foolscap,
Letter, Drawing, Post Office and Wrapping Pa.
per, which he will sell at Mill prices. rsrsons
wishing TO purchase will do vol to call
Buffalo, juno. 1886.
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mo TRAYELERS IA OTHERS,

II For sale at the Michigan bookstore and
stationers hall: Farmers map of Michigan !;
do do Of Wisconsin; Also, every state in the
Union Hoffman's winter in the west Notes on
the Wisconsin Territory; Halls sketches of the
west; Historical sketches Of Michigan; L.
gends of log cabin; Life on the lakes.
SNOW e. FISK.
Detroit. August /. 1896. ly7
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lust RECEIVED, ID DOZEN WEB
- STEERS Elementary, and Co5b's Spelling
Books, and l6 vols. Leather bound LAWS OF
MICHIGAN, condensed, arranged, &c, contain
ing the Declaration of Independence, Consttu.
ton ofthe United States, Ordinance ofl7S7, &c.
GA pages octave.
MUNGER g. COwDERY.
IL.
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AIR BRUSHES, of variety qua
LII hties and patterns, and Of different prices;
and Tooru BRusHEs, of good quality; also---
ToorH PowDERs, II yes SPosAcEous CHLo-
RINE DENTIFRIcE
Hayes e. Bristol's Chlorine ToorH WASH;
Smiths Now York Purified BEARS On;
Biiley's Chemical fluid Extract SARsArARiLLA !;
Prsntice's Brown Windsor Soar;
PkN KNIVES Pocket CoMBs, &c. &c. for sale
by MUNGER & COWDERY.
Constantine, July 81, 1886. a
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-04

NEW RELIGIOUS WORKS --Rs-
IN ceived this week at the Michigan Bookstore,
and Stationers' Hall,
Gathered Fragments, by Rev. John Clark, au-
thor of Walk about Zion. Pastors Testimony,
Sc. The Mournor's Book.
SNOW g. FISK.
Detroit Aupust a. 1886
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CIssfJI,NJt--

rrs- TIE COMMITTEE or GENTLEMEN on behalf of The
rhTGoRI3sES AND SEAfISTIiESSES olthis city their
and he public generally thai ey have taken tho
Bcorper III Write eefaad Bo0dtcag pest door William
n Astrrs Esd which OPEN aud viii continue IN the n
e,,o SCI alb ,shmcn, ready with splendid
hlrac-sch az can waran,cd all ofwihch win 10 rui
riee ne an indnccnen Zoe Gentlemen 10 cali and select such
nsly =. employment 10 those who
seut without proper OF support 49,,
III. i.om all their friends that
,cv can have arcls Of Wearing Apparel made nj this
81 Attainment sndbcs rsnnn except Goats which
will not cmred Every other aec oil Dres WIZ DC supplied
isnsa Mm,r Veufngs otbs and all varieties
81 suitable for Simmer Clothag ehef i oeneincn 90
Boys, ma b. had at his store -
None but the bcst OF Cutcrs viii he emp Dyed go y. .
Gentlemen either purchase me mat ra ~ NC STORE nv COZ
prices purchas the iea elsewhere, aud have les made
40 nj this Estahsilacnt - -.
The prce Of Cutting ranaloons, 20 q, GEMS
EySy description OF Chrcas clothing made order and Kept
Toe sale. . .,, !.
he Of every article will be marked in figures ~ order ~
all may DO treated the SAM, whether uges OF ma wiz
bc viii he ~ provide he pattern tue article 70 ~ maae
by cmen can heir clothes menaed ~ leaving hem w
the morning and calling for tn in the afternoon -,
Families obtain al then houses ~ ap
plying a ahove. !.
es es ten tcusand maes and prevent here
aes pssf appeal hey haTe to make "
tke benevolent of thus great and good city.
On behalf ofthe COMMITTEE, "
ELIAS FOUNTAIN,
EDWARD y. COREY,
GEORGE FOLSOM
sii-suwatf HOMER BosTwlCK.
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PARK THEATnE.-rHlsE EVENING. viii he %,

PARK THEATHE.-rHis EVENING. will ls pss
%sd Mise 1s I-f sss. q Mr. rdeEsmaue
QUITE AT HOME-ffank Easy, Mr. Mason-cara Mrs
NAB Sa FOR AN HoUK-sam Dobbs, Mr. Plaederluey
Sss: ppm g, :, 81 att o'clock
A MMKICAN THEATRE. 80 y ENY-THIs
The afsS eF Of Mf Ds%1 Mr.
Seton Seton Marian, Miss wanng.
HERNANI-H Hermann, Mr. VIM sehon-Pero, Ebcrle- Zanthc
TO conclude with tie Drama Of
TON ChIsGLE-Tomcrisge, Mr. }. r. scctt-Elizsb.,h Mrs.
Doors open at half aad performances
o.cl"ek Boxes. 7s-fr s7!-Gaisry % cents. f2o
- LIN ~ NTHEATkE.-THls EVENING Will.
DoUGLAs Mr. Jalah-yousr Norva Mrs Preston
Lady Randolph Miss Kerr.
X so,va Mr. John
FARsIERs soS~To%, Mr. DaSis-choSa,ck Mr. walboume
H Ma,sw saea n, Is, * Kerr Performance. co
esels Boxes 50 ce ats. Pr g. ''''" ''
NATIONAL THEATRE -MR. COOKIES sENE
woSpERfGE ELAscr W Of SB"sy 'as the poo
Az Me- Cole Na;cn
PGss ~ BOOTS Dame T,o. Mi. W. co.k-Fu.s, Master
r f'' fS SIi:f 60 ,Ae. astonishing per.
TO conclude with magnificent and unequatcd Legend Of
srSESR az AMP AMP TIE TIE DRAGON THE SEVEN CHAM
wooGad- Deanls Of Flaae E. WooIio,d The Dragon s
boxes si-P't SO cents Gallery s7s cents.
II Dsors at ocIock-Periornarc commence at
GRAND ANNd Rf E .SAHD v .Ab rr,r
@ 1 two 3 Of Dae@
Dances to Ce b forward this $40 '' A'''
Inc roam TO be decorated by new set Of approximate sceneres
ssR ss f. the by G s S IL tina. the said
na WI pass as soon as the sxensse and prep
ssa 'o ,s esc
eShstd IN Ball Room Further particular made known h.
Price Of TsAes sloo,o admit one Genemaa and two La
10 cARD-ZooLoGICAL INSTITUTE THE LAST
manaseIs ahis ATTRACTIVE scene Of
The ut sy have expert need for the last five
acknow edgemsnt the ayors they have cceiv,
se a. 10 s y ae ha sl a. se % they
burg s continue 10 exhibit his r,nal uni,a I'D fea and hen
stue Will be ptned at the usial hours an unde
Upon this Mr. Van Amburgh will ont9 the eus con.
as ps Ln a a oc N ned Y sa IN h
sudd MY plunged N darkness and Mr. Van ALurgh he
s sd s%ss ' WI" De 'n'e"d IN ue 'r
mach appoSaton viii be in attendance, diversity scenes
IN The most uar IN lnnes al modern music from stoo o.
DIOKAMIC INSTITUTE. CITY SALOON.
OPPOSITE ST. PAULs CHURCH. BROADWAY.
STERLING ATTKAcTIo>s.-To evening and during
moy ns o. Ysss a IL German
a WE Ds,s a. y g sa s.. s
ClNI, will be Tor the fist time shown the
DESTnU CTiON OF BABYLON.
de departure of troops ofSadannaus land water
marital grandeur Walker also by the
som eminent II, abeaulifal
MOONLIGHT VIEW or THE RUINS OF THE ABBEY OF
SAN JOSEPH,
procession by light producing ecs, of The
most rhe third panedby Bensough represents
TIE
HAUNT OF THE NAIADS,
grand summarize of
the lake II dreams with the fairy palace from he bo
of syey with attendant sys and
dopIns.
Proe, soro of he Piano, Sir. Hsssord
Doors al II st6 O'Clock rerfrms commence at
bali past T. Box tickets So cents. Upper seats, -
Tn27T
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nEPOT FOR WINDOW AM

~ GLASS, II Spruce street. near the Park
CHANCES White English CROWN GLASS; Do. do OfDOU-
BILE THICKNESS of lsizes os by 10 q by Is nches.
FRENCH GLASS ofsupero color and quality hom BY to
30 hy 40 inches.
Patent Swivel diamonds with NEW sparks al market prices,
IL pastities Ia silt purchasers, by "
az
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-13

NEW YORK TATTElSsALLS.-rhe rcgunr
public sales ol oprs Carriages Harness &c, continue 10
take place ~ this we Known csiabshm IT. eefy Monday az
IL o'clock.
Thu sae vii Monday nth INST NJ y o'clock
~ intended for this sale, must r.
shown out entered sioe Saturday eNl ish inst, AZ
o'clock. r. NJ JOHN w. WATSON, $50 Broadway
Per having eDnd hand, light single horse CrfagCs
n sale speotfJ nionad that the demand ch - me
present tmo u very great. ". W al
- w. BHyUAM would specially ii'orn ~ inrnds
- and the public Befa teat siuce he BIS sid n ~ cpn
ctoaary establishments Grand street c has Tor tho betterac
comm aion az his down friends opened new csiab -
men Division street, formerly occupied ~ Mr. saion
which place viii r. conducted the approved pncpie ~
his Bnwery Ste i'm Confectionery No Als Rowcy.
with extended asa ~
nc,enced s. W. BRfHAM. 20 Bawefy,
and eel Division street.
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D,ees SCI. airceL Hat ana Car store.

- JOHN MILLER. ess Bccckcg street, anxious 70
VT return ms most thanks q Ia Ia. nd = tie pub
81 hc ~ nocfu for the very hbemi pafonase - rs re-
cavel III the las, live yours, enl h. about 20 ret -
fam b,Ta business, w0ud confidently recommend e. ITEM
mi or thsiffl1fe patronage in of MR.. JOHN AL ON
vona whose ind siy, perseverance, knowledge Of tn
business general viii snss. sm good az article and az a.
INV price. any other 4 establishing ~ the city
+ n n Eats and Caps made 60 order MA im'
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-13

- TORAGG-wlbe taken IN the fire proof stores " ~
,o Sas street Apply o" INC pr HHRrMAN BIRDsALL
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4 AND OrEICE.-JOHN l.. BOGARDus, Attornei
IL and Counsellor Law Clinton Hail. No Beck street,
the Brick Church doar city Of New York ILLINOIS, Mis-
son Arkansas Military Bounty, General Land Office ard West
Agency. =,
tios perfected FOR soldiers theirhers
eSher. Rev.uionary2 Late War-sd CANADIAN volun.
tecrsh English Refugees from the States 70 Canada
from the British the heirs
all the above cascssh Titles 70 lands Erfisd or msni
oftax recmed-7 Heirs usaer entitled 10 lands sold fs
tayossin Those ho parted with their DISCHARGES warrants
tides before the patcsts issued can reclaim the same lands
IN Territories the u States Canada
and Texas bought and I'D exchanged tases paid
titles investigated obtained asd perfected app caion to hn
oiice
Masters the United states and other gentecp
forwarding the above claims and acting agents thea
several sections country viii Nc entitled 20 PEI all
commissions COMMUNICATE post paid -.
- Valuable frmng land foS sao the state 81 Illinois 3d.
sections Of t6a each parcels m 30 to
-. L. A
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ID DORIC AND MINERvA FlItEPLACEs Asoi IlrEe
&C aud Fire Sets suitable tor paos
sices and offered or sale by the su~ ers wholesale
and all al their house, No 81 Exchange place.
Berlin trstesThcsc superb castings cqualng ~ hnish me
finest with ch and case designs eSecu
ted IN relief They coored by process not acted
spos by heat rust and requiring water only To Keep them
clean.
THE Rejecting Crate recently introduced untc beauty and
economy being constructed with brilliant metallic Reflections 70
tn large portion OF tho heat wheh ordinarily
escapes through the fue. .
Dor,c ard Minerva Fire Place This we'll established article ~
known The public superior thing now m usc TOT
burning coal corbnes All the advantages on bo'h INC
p,dcs OF heat by radiation, IN the common
Crate rc place. and by an-mssen In close ssves
which by the CONSTRUCTION, Of the borc Fire Place not
with heated plates, which wcH Known
In haye the effect odessyns oxygen the atmosphere
dernr oppressive, always 10 the hca tn h
easily apprecatedas they con he rsnevt
pleasure. uisadaped to the rarlor the ana
coptns uniting the coaf6t Of open hfo win perfect
| safet nj convenience For sale by
| fii.ty BAXTER a BROTHER, 81 Eschsnee place.
| s,YHUP sARsAPAkILLA COMPoUND
- highly from the arSsoyed formula For sale
wholesale Ard retail BY an .u.u n,,,s., a Aco,seeay
4 ea NASSAU street corner Fulton
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CTATIONER,s WAREHOUSE

-
STATIONER,s WAREHOUSES, i72 william IT
- The subscriber Just returned from Lsndon WHARF, ~ ra
in with no
Brother fr regular Supply Of all articles N his line ~ now pre-
the trade superior 81 tape ana az
Stationary Of tbs best qsay and on lower terms than AM
house in this city.
Genuine Reeve and Water Coers Drawing Papets
Papers Letter and description Of kngnf
pagers, Sealing Wax, steel Pens, NC. -,
He ALSO connses manufacture the pateni Very
piers. ever po,r, Leads Go mas l. D. CorV.-
RUsHTON a. AsPINWALL,No No. IS William street
~ otter FAR sale the following atticles-Wmc Gingfr MOOT ga
raica op-Bugundy Pitch E-sh superior for plassrs &c
Vanis Beans, pre-Whe WaS in boxes ot 80 SU ID eacn
German Cologn Fsfina wsrranedooh Brushes French ana
ENGLISH made 70 Order laee Sdlhz ana ona
Powders earssy put M 81 Superior quality Medicine hess
treat variety OF patterns, which viii he Eled order az srt
tce Cor SHIPS and iamles-Swsms Paoacea and vsrmhure,
prcesraftarc AcSupct Carbonate soda @s
dscis
SAPONACEOUs COMPOUND FOR SHAW,
- ING.rhc unqualified appreciation this has received
from the nsmsroas persons who hayeused a. cv Of =.
value all other shaving
and emoIent sther which will dry or
skn the least pleasantly perumed and put - neat
ersd DOT, answering all thcpufposes Of shavas box.
Pu 50 cest per pet, for sale AZ -. --.
uOPPER's PHARMACY,
def ssi Broadway, cor. Franklin st.
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nR ELLIOTT oeuiist, Prstessor e. nc assegy as ~,
~ diseases NJ the Human tycffom ~ years hidi'1l ~
lentfn ard constant study snd.r the most eesai.a ,
burepe he -cst Professor rrs ~ W
College o the extensive
practice r. with conidcrse at y. -.
and diseases ~ me we wt
an operation, OF bpahnss Nh'h % ""
Cdfera Corscfoniid and E,froIihn. ,.ol,.-.
sPECTACiE-.Dr Els patent tesuisl @ ~ $3.50 ~.
,tccare Glasses having peculiar property ~ seepng ~
eye perfectly cool gvinr medss ~, ~ , az shssss
Al tho Same without he w
n, vii hsn. adu. the Gasses 10 sun me pM,<" 90
feet -. =. g.....c. ~ a.. 40. al
nnrrf'eo'ou.O' .N"""' fBu
,V,o ALI, WHO VALUE TuEIh SIGHT,
w p,aaJray 10 stans-Dr SHkNkS, Oct,st, pspi
go nsessied Ocart Prvo,sor, MACKENZIE OF GLASGOW,
o. w thr York state Medical coc,ety respect
e affected With ID Eases Of re Eys otimre,cs.
uv at every an ried then 81 getting tbeI
cured without rsk BY the mcst SUCCESSFUL
a. scientific oypcr.crre
pcaoe G.ssea of the 6scst polish and transpaency pcS
,nd .ider from the centre, the ocs o.
sh@i every sef.cta point esteem ~ INC hA"se"s
ofhe hrhcs Importance espccialy attended -
Ofce from N 10 Advice 10 the por FIa'is 49,
o'clock ". -
XV sAKDFORD wal rsbbsh this day THE TWO
w y. SONS. ~ Mrs. 0te.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-24

a pretty erte1SiUe Li6rary-requiri,ag
1000 catnels TO dra,C 1t There was once
in a certain part of India such voluminous
library, that thousand camels were requis-
ite for its transport, and hundred brah-
Minis had to be paid for the care. The king
felt no inclination to wade through all this
heap of learning himself, and ordered his
well-fed librarians to furnish him with an
extract for his private use. They set to
work, and in about 20 years time they pro-
duced a nice little encyclopedia, which
might have been easily carried by 80 CAM
els. But the monarch found it still too
large, and had not even patience enough to
read the preface. The interchangeable brah-
Minis began therefore afresh, and reduced
the 80 cargoes into so small substance,
that a single ass marched away with it in
comfort; but the kingly dislike for reading
had increased with age, and his servants
wrote at last on palm leaf, "The quintes-
sence of all science consists in the little
word, Perhaps!-Three expressions con-
tain the history of mankind: They were
born; they suffered; and they died. Love
only what is good, and practice what you
love. Believe only what is true, but do
not mention all that which you believe"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-24

sooner was she reused from her swoon
than she threw her arms around his neck
and resting her head upon his bosom, sob
bed like child crying out, "Oh, ma has
band! ny husJnad!" The Colonel being
much astonished, inquired rather hastily
what she meant? With her hands still
resting on his shoulders, with counte-
nance beaming with joy and sufrused with
tears-she exclaimed with a half choked
utterance, 81 am your Mary! your long
lost Mary, and you are my Henry, whom
| mourned as dead for these twenty years" -"
The joy then became mutual. That
night and the next day was spent in rela-
ting circumstances which had transpred 4
with them during their separation, and ad,
miring the providence tn at brought them TO-
gether. On the next evening those bidder
10 the marriage, attended. The Parson
came-but there was no service for him tC
render. The transported couple informed
the assembly that they had been married
upwards of twenty years before, and gave
brief outline of their history, and entered
into the hilarity of the evening with de
gree Of cheerfulness unusual to them both
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-24
Number 8.
WHIP BEHIND.

Going along the sidewalk the other day,
our attention was arrested by the endeavors
OF couple of lads to overtake a pleasure
sleigh for the purpose of stealing a ride by
hanging on behind.
One OF them being Somewhat lighter of
foot than his companion, was successful,
while the other despite of all his efforts,
wss compelled to see the distance between
him and the vehicle on whi,', his more
nimble playmate was seated rapidly in,
creasing. Chagrined that the other should
enjoy what with all his efforts he could
not, and determined to make his triumph
short, he vociferated at the top of his voice,
"Whip behind! Whip behind'' Whip
snugly seated on his box, was too fill of
the milk of human kindness not to obey SO
reasonable a requisition, and with back
handed cut peculiar to his craft, he whip
ped behind, dislodging in trice his extra
passenger, who was soon rolling in the
snow. A shout of triumph burst from the
| lips ofhim who had been distanced in the
race, as the other gave evident tokens of
being whipped behind This simple in
cident was eloquent of human nature.
How many are there, who, when they
see their companions outstrip them in the
reach of honor and wealth will not call on
| cortuua ", GG,,ybip bnb;odis
The politician, whose aspirings are for
emlnence, when he sees a competitor out
stripping him i'll the race how ready is he
to exclaim, whip behind
The sparkling eye of beauty is litup with
unwonted fire, when rival appears to con,
test the throne, and she must be noble
minded, whose heart on such occasion:
does not, through the promptings of envy
whisper to the tongue, 'whip behind
In fine, we may wander through all rank:
oflife, and rarely shall we find one who is
not envious of his neighbors superior sue
cess; and who does not mentally, at leas
invoke the power that is bearing his com
petitor above him to ''whip behind"
Whence all the backbiting and evil speak.
ing against one another, too often witness.
ed in society. Nine times in ten, were i
correctly traced, its origin would be found
in nothing but envy, the same principle
which induced the boy to request the dri-
yer tie whip behind
The order of the day is to whip be-
hind and happy the person who receives
not nor deserves this chastisement.-Ro-
chester Rep:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-24

We are ruined, not by what we really
want but by whatwe think we do; therefore
never 90 abroad in search of your wants;
if they be real wants they will come home
in search of you; for he that buys what he
does not want, will soon want what he cam
not buy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-24
RAGE FOR SPECULATION.

The following amusing anecdote is ex-
tracted from forcible article of the New
York Evening Post, designed to arrest the
late prevalent rage for speculation:
A traveller, once in the West, on setting
out early one morning from the place where
he had passed the night, consulted his map
of the country, and finding that avery con-
siderable town, called Venice, or Verona, or
by the name Of some other European city
beginning with V, occupied point on his
road, but some IL or Is miles off, conclud-
ed to journey as far as that place before
breakfast. Another equally extensive town
bearing as sounding a name, was laid down
at a convenient distance for his afternoon
stage; and there proposed hating for the
night. He continued to travel at good
round pace until the sun had attained great
height in the heavens, and until he comput-
ed that he had accomplished more than twice
or thrice the distance which he proposed
to himself in the outset. His stomach had
long since warned him that it was time to
halt, and his horse gave indications which
plainly showed that he was of the same
opinion. Still he saw no town before him,
even of the humblest kind, much less sue h
magnificent one as his map had prepared
him to look for.
At length meeting a solitary wood-chop-
per, emerging from the forest, he accosted
him, and inquired how far it was to Vien-
ma.
"Vienna!" exclaimed the man; "why,
you passed it five and twenty miles back.
Did you no tice a stick of hewn timber and
a blazed tree beside the road! That was
Vienna"
The dismayed traveller then inquired
how far it was to the other place, at which
he designed passing the night
"Why, you are right on that place now,"
returned the man; it begins just on the other
side of yon ravine, and runs down to a clump
of girdled trees, which you will see about a
mile farther on the road"
"And are there no houses built!" faltered
out the traveller.
"Oh, no houses whatsomever, returned
the woodman, ''they hewed and hauled the
logs for blacksmith's shop, but before they
raised it, the town lots were all disposed of
in the Eastern States; and every thing has
been left just as you now see it ever since.
nAasEsssasssssssEaa4s1l
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-24

A friend says he is growing weaker and
weaker every day. He has got so now that
he can't raise five dollars.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-24

Every body, says the New-Bodford Ga
zette, is beginning to believe that the best
Bank is bank Of earth, and the best share
a Dlough-Share.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-24

what is the matter with that man, ask
ed passer-by as he recognized fellow ly-
ing in gutter. "TIe is sleOed." "Who
slew him." "Old jamaica"