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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

vyTE he tvb.cTbtf, hs5 sproinsi by Tho Icu. Pro
~ b,t, Cousi 70, The bst,nc, 81 Fsifharsn oanmis-
sf 10 fcorrs easmloe se3 tdu', ali caiat sDd DE.
aao sls u 81 ,srtaus pgsiusi the stisis n
ILfRaf BARCDCk,
ate II Poataty,is ssf1 district dsoeatel, f'rf'ssn'ed
iuslsesi alb su1 81 e,sin, snl dcfsnd, exhibited
af,ti tf,fo Ani mWuihf from ths . IA day Of
Dec tsng Showed BY sait court tor ihsi purpoft.
ss D. thcftiore hsotby give notice that wdl ssuJ
ths ufsss 81 ,sid sppoinincpi Of the lstc r,
ct tie deceased The 81 NoDiSJs Of March and
Gee utxi from oeiaek uHti o'clock T.. VI on each q
SAL lay
LANES WLNCHELL, c,.,-,,..,.-,,,
IOfiT e. .E.5REUELLgS
Dated III Fouiiney the zgth Dee. 1851
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AMERICAN TRUSS.

JAQUIIH'S PATENT.
TnHOsE oniy, who know by experience the suffering
endured from
HERNIA OR RUPTURE,
Will set just estimate upon the value Of az instrument
l'r NE perfect cure Of tins dangerous complaint The
fi"pueor hazard nothing asserting that no ins ~
meBi has ever been used Tor lERAIA perfectly adsp-
ted, safe aud certain Of efectng cures.
Cures have been performed ty these TRussEs ia four
weeks though aggravated cses std eases oflonz stand
ing' MAY S0r CENTRALLY ~ CURED bat ~ SUCH
much fehei viii he gwen Recent cases should receive
immediate attention, 10 order 10 success trial
earnestly recommended thst their superiority may be
ested.
- Every purchaser hs, the privilege Of returning
this Truss after tral Of eight days II It does not ave
Satisfaction
For sale by appointment, by
~ JAS PORTER, R4ilana--
Ani TIrUs HUTcHizsoK Jr, U'oed,fa,t N
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Certificate 6om Dr.. Ramiin.

The following IL a certificate from DR. C.. +. Rauml,n
graduate IA medicine at the UniScr,ity oi Goeinseu
he subscriber has tested the effects Of Jew ct imIto
yei vegetable PILE several caso 81 disease Of The liver
sud digestive organ and the fesul has convinced HIM
that they emlneuy calculated 10 fubetye the rur-
pose lnr which thcy designed. Considering them al
together superior To those articles commonly offered or
similar complaints, would cheerlully ada my testimony
"a favor Of 50 Vsluables medicine. 6 gneI)
CHARLES +. R4J.BLLy ~ u.
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.FfsEEE'.S .SE.N.E.r.fC
for 1888.

TINE NEw-ESGLAND FARMERS ALMANAC, for
i 1885, Ter sale 10y the gross de=o at the kutl' nd
| Book Store by W. FAY.
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n OF | c L

N0TI ICE.
nANlELS BELL offer for sale at reduced
~ Pricss, large assortment d Enghsh, French and
AmrreAh piece Goods, Croekery, Glass and Hard
Ware West lncia Goods and Groceries, P.int, and
Dye stuas. Drugs and Medicines, Iron, Steel, Wagon
Tire, Sleigh Shoes, Cls, and Wrought Mails Window
Sash aad GlGss, &c &e
::::;:-3LSO.::,::
Cosing, Boa and Psrlor Stoves large assortment Al.
Of ~hch VII - sod verT low Cor CAsH PnonucI or
On sPPfored CEEDu No discounts FOR cash howeyer
sah be made IN future accounts oaSsetsd asr the
ira n Jans.fy, ls1o
RHsshd, Dee ., lsyT
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JEPTYil NOSES ESTATE.

STATE OF TEuONT }YDiIE Hon. the Probat
Dt'ir,ef Of Rutland, IS. - Court for the Distric
Of Rutland.
To all persons concerned in the estate Of Jepta Moses
ale Of Rutland, deeeas,I niesta,e.
GREETING.
HheredF administrator Of the estate o said
deceased propose to render account OF his adm s,ra-
ton, aud present his against said estate for al
l0wsnce at the Probate Court be holden at Rutland IN
said district on the ist Monday Of February next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear before
said court at the time aud place aoresajto show cause
# sny you have, why the said should be al
lowed.
T, y Given under NV hand and the seal Of said
court AT Rutland 10 said digirct, this 29ih DAY
December A ID. 1887.
. NIB TOVSLEE, Register.
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From Rer.J. d. Drummond.

With feeling Of pious gratitude to heaven, (wheuce
aows every good aud precious giliJ now forward
10 uuiie mIue 90 the numerous testimonies Of thoc, who
have experienced The happy effects Of DIR JeWets Veg
oisble Fs" For more than two year.. have suffered
severely from disease Of The stomach, owing 10 de-
nnsemsnt II tie digestive organs. AID though ran
the the Tecommenlei course Of many remedies famed
Tor their relief gsug yirurss yet al and
icss-un 81 length hropsh the advice IA friend G. L.
sentet 20 make lria oitbe stove usmtd Fs tie use
Of which hs, completely long washed for
healA.
J. u. DRJ-h.NOD, Cantolie PriesL
Boston, Mas. Jolly 25th, 1888.
The fresh ADD senuins pills ior sale by DANIELS
BELL RcIL-4NDpL Frce 50 esuu box
6ssopiy
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Elixir vcgctai Baisamiass.
y. n. DOWNS
reg efu5fc RGls0mic Efirir.

YElOR Coughs, Colds, { orsumptioa, CRiArrh. Croun
~ Asthma. Whorring Cough, aud OF ali other di,ess
- ct tle head, ch-'i and lungs.
Pamphlets containing hIiory At tho m,dcine-s
sketch Of the dtases ior which ~ recommended coo,
tnoates from unQuettiouRho sourcos-Ample dteot.n,
accompanying each bottlemNy be had OF any OF the A.
gcncies, graus.
crRTiyicArBs
For The benefit Of tho slced, leg leave n give b
Rev. " H. Downs Vegetable Bslsbmic Elxit tho hrh
st possible accommodation. have gwen 1t to chd
OF mino whose lungs evidently Dangerously affected
and Coz whom We were much narmtd after having lr.tl
many other remedies in vRinihc tesult slho discsss
Nprreuy removed aud tho child tc,orod to health
10 effect this, ono phal only has been used.
sTEPnEN CHANDLER.
Stanhriigc, jane -, 1896.
I"1he above medicine is for sale al he Rutland Boob
Store. by
l7tf w. FAY, .4cenL
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CANADA NEWS.
FRANKLIN MEesFNGER

FRANKLIN MESSENGER
"A Weekiy .NeupaPer PuJl,shed erSry Thusday NOR
ning at ST. HibaHS, Ffd5ikiu County Hermo.L
INROM our local situation hope TO be able 10 con.
yey intelligence Of the situation Of affairs ~ Cana
da at as early date perhaps be obsiuj1 from
ny other quarter. We have daily reports from travel.
lcrs, aud also the benefit Of exchange papers from Mont
res and other paris Of the Province, which. however
seldom conceive give information only as we re-.
ceive 1t, aud we caution our patrons not 10 put too
much reliance upon the intelligence we receive a. re-
por's have been 90 often conrsdclod and proved with.
out foundation that find ourselves 10 relation 20 ma
ny Of those hear in doubt and uncertainty We shsE
however 80 far ~ lies 10 power, eudeayor to get
the truth aud communicate the same 10 our reader,
an object 90 very desirable under the present state Ct
excitement We cannot depoui upon any thing by way
q private tpoHleuce from the province as he
Mails undergo critical examination al the lines.
We shall issue extra slips with despatch ohen
ny thing Of importance reaches Us.
r. Il NJ s.
WEEKLY $500 per annum, II paid within the
year $40, after the close Of The year.
All mail su5scriber' must pay ia advance,
Any enclosing two dollar note 10 the mail, po'i'
age psid, will be credited fer fourteen months.-OnS
dollar note. X months.
WEEKLY, and the ErtrGi.--s2 $500 for ten mopb'.
$ 90 Tor four months
liberal discount made 10 companies.
All communications must be post paid.
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List of Lett Crs

IistOf tiers
Rematiinrin the Post Once at Pitisford w. jan
GARY !, 1899.
A DAMS JoAa Gibcd Simeon
ADAMS fl,,Aa Gilbert Mss Margaret
hmes Me- May lofaiue M.ss Mehtahv
Be.rl WoIrou Maynard Miss Lucy
Bsrioe NUtsm MGohell Cot 4.
Eos gs Freedom Nelson NJ W
Besfd John 1afket :.
nss~sE l.. ID Randall G. A.
Cahrhaa Rov J. q Stkes samuel 7
Dsfllns Jos,u, Smith ".
petten Mes Lar. Ta,lot T.. ID
IfeeiotcS Ibs1ef Iuthct
Gsfns,y A Warner Anna
O!ilp,e, " ,lIt,,n WLHsey Mes Lucy
Mh,oock ! W.
A BUCK. P NJ.
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Stra y ed =,
" ftce.

EOR ,als by JAMES BARRETT. ia. eJkt
l. feet q seasoned spruce FLOOR BOARDS.
ALEo-A GeneTsl s,soTiment OF GOODS At redu-
eel pI,oo, lo Cab, Produce, short approved credit
Zoe, fr0m two 10 6fo yeAu but will credit year
wsbied)
Asi be Will make discount ace cunts contracted
after thu Dale Tor Casn.
Rutlsti. JsnUary I, 1893.
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w lido w s

or OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REYO.
- LUTON, who were married before the close II
their last term OF Service whose husbands served agree
ably 10 the act OF Congress of the 18th, June 1892 two
years and not less than SIX monh can now draw during
life during their remaining single by virtue Of the
act Of 4h, july 1886, such pensions their husband,
would have been entitled to, under the first mentioned
act; whether their husbands may have died during the
war, or since that period ALSO, tho widows OF such
Officers soldier who married after that wnrwho,s
husbands have died since the 4,h. of March, 1891 and
before the Z, june 1882 draw much their
spectre husbands would have been entitled TO- under
the act Of June 1882 from The said d. March, 1881 TO
the day Of the said husbands dccease.
PCETSCRIPT, March 25, l837-Bya late
act OF Congress, the benefits of the 81 section Of the
of July a, 1886, extended 10 widows who have
RED since the decesse Of their first husbands for Whose
services, such widows may pow claim pensions under
said act, provided they were widows at the time of is
passage. Also the widow of any person who continued
IN the H. S service until the 81 OF November 1893 and
married before that day, aud while her husband was
IN such service will be entitled 10 the benefit Of sad 81
section.
~ Pension busneIs under The ADORE mentioned ae.
and all oher', irdHsaefed usual by the nLscriber.
liii J. COVE.
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K ne RI our.

DURTS MASON offer for sale few barrels Rye
ID Our oi the 6rst quality.
Rutland, Jan. 8, 1883
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stray sh Oat.
Look al This :!

III. pcr.aus indebted the subscriber for the RUT
~ L.sp HERAlp ap tho Mad Route from RullanI 10
Winltor rs4ue,tsl To make payment TO him or w.
PAY up 10 the close Of the la,t Volume.
DAVID KRkALDlE.
Rntsnl. jan. !. laJ9.
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DURT& MASON hsr. (Or sale Lake Dunnore, Sal
ID nbury and common Window ClA,' TO merchants =,
Y.ciory price, Also sa,h Of various kinds.
Rutlsud. JAn. Q. 1888.
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CcyfGcais oCB. &. Paddock.

Cuzonovia June H. 1897.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-03

DIED, the morning OF lst instant. JOHN
SMITH. one of the original and prino'pai pr''Fte-
tors OF this borough, at The advanced age of 81
yoars. 3 months and ten days.
D.d time ana room pcrrait, orr feelings wonld
prompt 10 give a brief history of his long ana
useful iIe bat compelled 10 defer i, unt!.
4 cons euien, sesSon.
DIED in ;hiS vicinity on the 2ath uilmo, after
about three weeks illness. M The residence OF bis
iAther, Daniel Clarke ENOS b. CLARK, in the
22i year of his age.
1t is with sincere sorrow that record the
death of this truly eStimabe Young man; while
we know that Others cannot tuly participate in
the deep feelings OF grief that must pervade the
minds of the parents and other relations; yet it
is certainly not going far say that there
very few if any, of bis numerous acquaintanccs
who viii not share with them, IN some degree
their great afiiction From his early years, his
steady department indicated serious mind, and
his example was worthy of imitation, by those OF
books and literature, and by industry ani pcrse
verancc added TO the liber4itv OF his father. he
was qualified at an unusually early age, fill 10
satisfaction. the ariIous and difficult station OF
teacher. in which employment he spent consid'
cradle portion of his short, but useful life.
Much might be said, but the consciousness that
it can add nothing TO the good opinion of the ac-
quantanccs OF the deceased. causes us 10 desist.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-03
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

Nessrs. Eiitors- Having lately conyersed with
a number OF persons on the propsiefy OF form 'ng
a TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,". to be composed
exclusively Of the YoUSG NIES OF Richmond and
vicinity, and finding il to be the general wish that
such Society be established Il would suggest that
there be meeting held in the lower story OF the
Warner building on Wednesday Ercning merit
November 7tb, for the purpose Of further consd-
erng this imporian, matter All those who are
DESTROYS to see this good cause prosper, are res
pectftiiEy invited to attend. A YoUSG MAN
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-03

MEETING OF THE DEAoeRATs.-On Saturday
last The 'Democracy' of Wayne county me. in
Convention AT the Court House in this place
We could not leave our business but a few min
uies, AMI Just looked in as the convention was
called Ia or-rr. 1t WAS well attended We pre-
sumo that from hundred and fifty, TO two hun
drcd persons were present After the meeting
nal been called to order, aud the usual preIImiu-
a'ies attended II. understand the Reverend
u 'ctor wilson Thompson, OF Fayette county. and
4"nhl1-be Candidate Tor Congress.) mounted the
Judicial Rastrum and read 10 his Democratic
hreihern, long, dry and exceedingly dull disser-
tation o1 'Democrrcy.'- Ft!eralism.'- Baatisa
e. I've think his Reverence would do mach
better, and be more likely grow in grace b,
attcHding 10 the concerns Of ms flock than h>
pnliu'ng his sacred calling amidst The corraptionS
of political tgifc.
4 gooliv number of Democratic Resoiut.ons
NC are told, were reported, and several speeches
tall o patriotic Loco Focos:n, made in ihei. sup
port.
The oijec. of tho cow enticn. it seems, was to
apPoin. delegates To attend general convention
TO DC held at Muncietown. Delaware county. in
April next. tor the purpose of nominating Il suit
able candidate 10 be supported by the democrats
Of this District for Congress at the next August
election.
We would have published the proceedings Of
1t the convention entire IN this DAYS paper. had
We been favored with copy Wayne County
Chronicle.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-03

with my compliments to Mr.. Tompkins, and ask
him for tie loan of his paper-and, Sam, tell hin,
as he never reads it before breakfast, I'll thank
him to let John bring it over here every morning
lit IS excellent paPer-ihat editor really
knows what he is about begin TO think of pa
tronizing him myself There yet remains to be
mentioned one more class of patrons-support-
ers, should say, for they are the support and
stav of pubIisheIs.-Ths class is composed of
those who say Here Mr.. Clerk, be good
place nv name vour subscription list. and write
opposite to it, paid in ADVANCE In looking
a list of some thousands yesterday, saw hun
drcd or two Of this class. If had any golden
types, their names should literally appear in let
tefs of gold. There from twelve 10 fl
teen thousand dollars due this Office; and am
convinced the new proprietors would willingly
sell All the debts fjr five thoGs2nd. Il IS thus
with all newspaper offces-and why? because
publishers good natufed. and submit to their
own degrade ton the scale of tradcsmen. Let
this state Of things he ancntled-.reorn il alto
qefher' Adhere strictly to the terms of your pa
pcrs-iJr, take the word If experienced man,
YOU had better keep your ink md paper than furn-
ish them and your labor for nothing. You may
get popularity, bat YOU viii get pork and cab ,
bagc for your dinner.
now take my leave proprietor Of the Sad
forgive all and ask forgiveness OF all,
IL any one has any thing TO forgive, and conclude
by repeating the advice gave my Cincinnati
friends, fifteen years ago. with slight amend
Live honestly. serve God, and pay
for your newspapers
SOL SMITH (
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-03

~ had conquered, destroyed their fields and
burned will, fire their private dwellings,,
-, nalaces, temples and cities; yet 1t was
s.,tdue the mind Brute force pre-
ooIy for season, and reason asserted her
r,;n as soon as the angry passions OF war
.s.nbside, and man again was brought I'M
- ;,auence of education. From these AMI
o,her illustrations that might be cited III
r'....v both ofindividials and nations, VIC sec
s..ose influence Of education, and hence
he importance and dignity Of the profes
>dTsaeh'og'
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-03
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
81, bject TO the decision oft the National Conven-
ton TO be held by the w bias of the Z. states.
TO OUR PATR ON s.
SOL. SMITH.

0.J-Wc intend, soon rs business permits, TO
cali upon All Of our subscribers in Town. for the
purpose Of raising little Of the available and,
as far as possible, close accounts beisl2 the
end of tho passing year. This course is rendered
indisPensablv necessary by the expenses OF our
business, and hope friends VIII be prepared
to give US a helping hand through these hard
times. We have not been very impu3ent in dun
ming subscribers, therefore we hope they VIII
take this rs being IN earnest.
We must request orr gents, in the ncighboring
I'owns TO use a lille cycriion for our benefit.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-03
CINCINNATI MARKET, Oct. %, is3

Flou: remains stationary at So receipts light.
Whs~eg-We improV elnent IN tins article; small
sale, are making - cents and inspection.
Bacon j. iiing freely % cts hog round Hams ia
sizes lie.
Pofk---Rate to-day, Meas S3l; Prime Is; nominal
Stock light.
Lara---Salcs arc occasionally mals al 10 Cents
Gram is brisk quotations: W heat Sl,tO; Corn 10;
Oats 45; White Beams > so Nhi.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-03
WAYNE TOWNSHIP LYCEUM.

The members of the Lyceum viii meet IN the
second story Of the Warner building on Saturday
evening next. at O'Clock for the purpose OF or
ganizins the Society. A general attendance Of
The msmbers and all others favorable 10 the cause
is requested. The expediency OF procuring
Chemical Apparatus viii DC proposed for consid
Grafton J. HARVEY. Sec'y.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-03
Richmond, Oct. Fl, 1898.
RICHMOND SEMINARY.

TIE subscriber would again inform tho citizens OF Rich
mon and vicinity, his school viii
commence MospAy, the 5th Of Nov. The session
consist Of p weeks lie hopes, by undivided attention
all committed him, render general satisa cton, /,
also contemplated 70 give Of lectures upon chem
siry during the winter and the privilege of atiendancs will
be granted the scholars Terms tuition, per session.
follows :-Reuding, Writing, and Arithmetic, SIR DOL
la, ~; Geography, and Grammar Eight Doii1rs; History
Chemistry. aanomy, Meutal-Moral aad Natural Phi
losophy. Tn D1ars: Ancedt Languages Algebra, with
the higher branches OF Mathematics, Incire DoGtars
TUITIoN to be paid at the expiration of each
GEO. :. REA.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-03

Miss Harriet Van Horn Young lady twenty
wears OF age, residing IN Woodbridge, New
FORK while seated IN her room on Monday last,
had her clothes accidentally TO take fire. and when
found shc shockingly burnt that che surviv-
cd only three hours.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-03
3 @l0cs, cr Good. for :
k's EsEis' ALE.
Stock, Farming Utensils, Household aud kitch.n
Fsratarc, sc. &c. &c

SlocH, sdFNilRS tftaStIS, UcnseioId aud hlEcAtn
Faratarc, sc. &c. Sc.
SKTiiI be so'd prseuptorv, Third day, the aO,h
w CT Eleventh inonth. (Novembsr.) 10 O'Clock, A
NJ, NJ the hoe OF the subscribed, Salisbury: well
broke Horses, tx colts from 70 old; cows, 10
head OF yonnB cattle fattsnins cattle: 81 sheep num-
ber of stock hogs. and - hogs \ family
harness; horse wago. almost and a %
horse harness. nccrly potsh
Cult about - good hay, guam
tity OF sawed ume grin stone. and number la l.
and meat tubs, &c patent cooking nearly new
bureaus three 0ed hcsteads and bedding, carpctng
tables chairs iookng cassss. ison shovos
aai ongs, and kitchen furniture. tedious
mention. Terms which Will be liberal. made knosn o.,
The day Of sae. Sals from day ali
sold JOB ELDRIDsE
Eleventh month Bird, ISIS. 1875
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jackson. (Miszissippi.) Oct. I3.

Postscript By Yesterday evening s northern
mail, We learn from the Argus. of the 9th inst,
tina, during the pas, week the GAMBLERS, IN
Colun bus, Mi, have kept the town in great eS-
element. Armed men paraded the streets. an:
were stationed at corners. with double barrelled
guns Bowie knives. &c; and every day gene
raj fight was anticipated The gamblers pu, las
and public indcna,io at defiance. The militia
were called oat to aid the civil authority in pre-
serving pcscc.-tSuu.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-03
From the Jerserman.


! UNCLE BEN's IDEA SCn TaEAscgY--
Having been true Jackson man, took the lib
erty the other night OF attending mcctrng OF
! the friends of his successor. III. Van Biren.
hardly got into the roou, when Joe Noisy stePp-
ed up to and cried ont why don't yoI huz-
zan Huzza for what?says /. Why for thai
Sub Treasury thing that MF. L. has ist been
telling about. He says that it viii do more
for OR party. if we will only follow il W, thln
the yeilo,c jac7ssts did. Joe, saws |. kee?
coo! little aud I'll tell YOU something yoI don'i
know. Can you tell me what Is the meaning oil
that little word sab which they haze gone and
hit he'd on the treasury like pan upon m honest
dogs tail? No, saysJoa, cant say as DO cx-
ac,ly. The treasury part have read all about in
Old Hickory-s messages. but | must confess that
thing they cal! aab is an lzzlrd beyond ny
alphabet.
We'll, said Joe, am not surprised that you
are s:unpcd. for was puzzled the waF
so thought that | would ask General --.
who has hccn q great deal ut Washington, and
knows all abort The ups and downs and the other
new inventions in politics. So met the iener-
al ono day and SAYS to him IN a kind of a demo
cratic way. General. what is the English Of that
are SUB which YOU folks at Washington have been
llitching on the old u. s. Treasury. like Co.
mastered on q sign before fellow makes shape?
Sit down nv friend. avs ne. and will tell YOU al!
about it, Sub is a Latin word, and means ,ndcr
beneath, or any thing under another like mine
under ground. or Il kitchen, under q parior. As
soon as he had said kitchen, it struck right on
the head like a strca. Of Iitencn. Stop? says |,
General, | have got the hang Of it now. The
CABINET GOT UNDER TIE IREasU-
RY, and all the money has dropped through the
cracks of the floor into the kitchen below and
therefore they call il the sub nnder Treasury.
By jingo!sai Joe. (sappine both his hands TO-
gether) if YOU havn'; nailed the sixpence to the
counter. | tell what 1t Is Uuclc Ben.
would rather 1--we in that su5 or aadcrmiain1
kitchen, than any sky plror IN the nation; AMI I
if Van BIren viii only III Ike me kitchen sweeper
to his Cabinet wal! do more for him in my way
than ever Amos Kendall has. am off for Wash |
ngten. Uncle Ben, for there IS chance for an
office in Morris county. just lend 50, and
III pay you Of the FIRST swceplngs of the kitchen
hat VIC are enabled Ia Announce to our readers.
HAT the water VII! be let INTO that part of this
treat thoroighEsrc between this place and the I
irst feeder dam north. about the 10Th OF this I
month"; Cannot we celebrate this important
event III becoming manner? 1t will he the I
lawning of Il bright and glorious era for Central
ndiana and 1T should not pass unobservcd. We
,hat Canal Boat will be ready fer
he occasion, which viii accommodate many
wish to take ride. +
We understand that the Marion Guards will
arade on the dav the water shall be let in, and
AXE n ia,tnt on the Canal. Let the citizens, gen
rally, Join them, and pretty and becoming az
air can be made Of The occasion.-- Ii. Joaraai "A