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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
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VENIlE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
= generally that he has recently purchased the are manu-
featuring 81 Establishment formerly o~ned by Orange Hteen, sit
uated ~ the east village 10 Dandy, wnere he ~lH manufacture
warranted cast-steei axes OF superior quality. lie is determin-
cd not to be outdone IN excellence of workmanship, and viii
rely on the citizens OF Rutland County aud elsewhere TO sus'
tain him by their patronage IN the business. Oh polls new
hyed on the shortest notice, and in a stvie which cannot fail
to give general satisfaction. HENRY HANNCM
Dandy, Sept ID, 1871, 3m. 500
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
tw The lisr,iA
ACARD.

Nes,r, Publisher, -Permi, q stranger 10 express
90 The potho, through you' payer. sentiments 81 ss,ssu
towards Mr. II EDDY. lnkcepe' In wslingford, AZ
whose house myself and family have experienced ihs,
Kindness and attention ~ grateful TO Tho feelings of .
traveller. | would ccommcnd his house 10 all as the
Stranger, Hom,," where he may eiPee, The same en-
JOY neht iha, | have experienced.
From 4 TRAVELLER.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

RAJ or H~ERMoNr} n + It rsm' moered that a
held nj Rutland within and for said district on the 4h day
Of Sept, A. Il. le4l.
Present VIM. Hall, Judge.
Samuel II Kellogg administrator upon the estate Of Der
ter Rabbit, late Of Phtsiorl, IN said district, decreased, in
tesiai-, proposing to render an account Of his adminisIrs-
ton upon SAID estate.
It ~ ordered that the examination and allowance Of said
account be referred 10 the fret Monday, being the Ah
day Of Oct next, and that a copy OF this order be published
"a the Rntland Herald. puuted ct sald Rutland, three
weeks successIycly previously thereto, that all concerned
may appear aud object to the same If they zee cause A
true copy Of Record.
3f-35 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
THE ELECTIONS

..flHlso. The som annual election for mem
d, .s House Of Representative took place ia
slas oa Tuesday. IN Providence. as VIC learn
Jasrns' 81 ih4i city, : Wings were chosen
As.s s 90. 30 Johnston , do in Newport DO.
Providence ? do Thus ar there j. no change
.... With '5o election Of las, April
t,,..a. rcroy According 20 tho Moutcome
|, t.,.-sr ne new Legislature of Alabama stands
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

ltt.-ihese laithlcss public servantsi whs,
rebuke too severe Cor such Laso and wan,on
opposition to the most necessary measures Of
the Government;
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
HENRY HALL, Register
NEW f

A LANSON DYER has recently repaired and re6tted
n his honse, for a house Of public entertainment Cior
VERY kept by Mr. Page where he wall al ell times be
happy 10 wait upon all those who will give him a call, end
Zee! under obligations 10 make his house their home lie
has spared mo- p Ins 10 supplying biz bar with superior d.
quors that have been Thoroughly nnnHli1st by the most
scientific, shose laboratories seldom iai of giving a ime
trst. and are pronounced 10 be free from 81 impurities,
his beds aye new, and in neat and well furnished apart
meuts, bic coffee usually clear his meats not oyerdonc
nor too rare, tosst c~olmouly good tneyer burnt and e.
Z ualy, be means ~ keep n fret rate house. GcHilrmen
coming 60 iLIs place p.-hse call
Rutland. sept 4,l1fI. Hj-35
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
(Copied Tram a Locqfoco papcr

Sci>ed for Dcbt. Several Of the mail contractors in
the South have had their horses seized for debt, in CON
sequence Of the failure of the government to pay the
moneys due them. A bill has been reported Ia the
House of representatives, the object Of which Is to APP
propriate moneys for the payment Of these debts.
Well, who impoverished government so that it could
not pay ii- ~debts-lyhose administration lell every de-
par,ment overwhelmed in obligations it could not
meetl Who expended one hundred and forty millions
Of dollars for the same purpose which an average Of
Is millions has been sufficient from the time govern
ment was organized Up TO Jackson's time Who rem
dercd necessary 4 twelve million loan
New wheat has been contracted for at Rochester,
y. Y; AT 81 per busAel. The pucs for several years,
has been from s so -.
We copy the following from an exchange paper
and If correct, the information IS Of value 10 the wheat
grower.
'Salt Is SAID to be a complete preventive against tho
destruction Of whea, by the weeyil. Mix a PIN, Of sal
with a barrel Of wheat, OF put the grain in old salt bar.
RES, and the weeyil Will not touch it. Ia stacking
wheat, VI 3 quarts Of salt 60 ever hundred sheayes
s|prinklel among them, will entirely secure them from
The depreciation OF the insect, and render tie straw more
valuable as food for oagio.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
on Hands.

gr'iE suiaerhsr sogld refp@ctfgly 10 sc,ss 20 Who's "a
nay concern that grniiFusa shc la1ss . shiHg 10 pre-
asus thor Ltsfay f-roecas. Nss PaPsp ssa other V.las.
bic loatsi cen hsFs them ssaay bound 20 aEy pstsrb o. syls
Ties mtT sst. b. issTeg o. ssadhE them 10 tho Esuabd
BDsE tiabrhft sIfhtE ne lGs II hrss ~sfL No -orE To-
~ he NJ HoosSihdirg sHl ha's tn Vfouass 81 Dshs dose
uulss renewed sHhfH that time - tie ssbsc rtsf b sbsst
cysiis b-snsss fatts Pae- fpf0ss5.y not % " sa,es-.A
sua . dntsfultnst % b. D-f-H Gshtsasas L.orss ssst-
~ repaired, snd aifsct e. sstoa pad 70 0t,u for sians zoos
dsssp dser pos L~~e.nJgsfs'',. Bisiisfs. sag. HAI..
&c ae. ruled 70 2stJsfs sh1 toan4 20 oasf
P nu.ros
RV'isne, .Sh Asysi, itfl, ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
WaIton's Vermont Register.

TVN ITI~.
Will be brought out In an improved style, and with
a large addition TO the usual matter, embraced IN the
Census Of Vermont for 1910. Booksellers aud mer.
chants designing 10 be supplied are requested to inform
Us rnmedtatdy Of the probable number wanted, IN OF
der that we may publish an edition adequate to the de-
mand. Superintendent or teachers Of Academies or
high schools throughout the State, will obhpo Us and
favor their own interest 10y forwarding TO MS, carly 10
August, the naraA aud location of Their institution, the
name ofthe principal, aud number Of ssislantteachcrs
and also tho average number of scholars for the year
ending with the summer term.
Catalogues Of the colleges and medical institutions
ara desired. +. +. II SONS.
Montpelier, July 7, lsil.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

II 2 TIT u NNNUN TaVE TUT TECFTVTU ONO VUFt OF TOTTOH
ID Thread, consisting of white and culored, for slielby the
pound or less quantity, 56-33 Sep, z, l84l
THIS cettlfes that !, Ephruim Berry, have this day Civ
l. en- my son, Alando ID. Berry, a minor, his time, and
he is hereafter Of liberty TO transact business FOR himself
until he arrives at lawful age; ami shall claim none of
his wages and pay no debts Of his contracting after this
date. 3G-35 Mendon, August3I, leil,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
To the Public.

To The PubIiC.
w T. do hereby c nifty that our con, G year, Of sgs was
w ~.udd~nl, taken - III q fever, and sn.t severe sick.
nes.s ,iolsnt cough en,ued. lie wss blostsd his ,klp
was allied, and his physician ssid ,hcte was no favorable
symptom shout han, that he had a confirmed consumption
A. thAttme ! procured . boitls Of that valuable medicine,
Taylor . BAlsam OF Iivetwoft Amer ,skins one bottle we
began TO have hopes Of his recovery. lie continued uotl
he hsd used FIVE bottles 1t 10 nov . year from that time,
and la, health is better Ibsn 1t has ever been since "a To-.
liant. DAVID un,r,u
Granville, Washington Co. n Y.
~For proof Of tho above statement refer 10 the sutsotL
bers above people ofhigh responsibility.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
SheetingS

SheetlngS.
DURT & MASON have Just received 5000 Union
ID Sheelings, a superfne article for family wear, for sale
by The piece or bale a. Boston prices Tor cash. 3G-35
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

ini year The Senate was divided 81 aud l2 the
g. Wings, aud SO Van Buren, mon. Showing
IS gaia Of one Senator and a Wing loss ofiwo
..0,e.'alycs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

In ,hi. town, Aug. -, Minerva Long vile o fCapt
Lyman Long, aged u. Printers 10 New York are re-
q.esel.
ia Norfolk. 81 Lswrroco 60. 4. y. Aug. ., M
Egaa Brown, aged IS, formerly Of P%iusfofd, VI, :
evolutionary pcusi9aCl.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
To whom il Concerns

The necessities Of the case can be found out by applying
Of our paper-makers. board ng- house-keepers, DC. iemem.
beting, by the way, one other important fact, viz. that we
have no other resources than job work aud advertising
from which to raise fund, (beiore the close Of the year to
meet even the most pressing and short. credit demands l.
gainst US. WHITE d GUERNSEY.
Rutiand. Aug alst
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

U'HhrE gond loufbsy sssn noaidsrs. acqgsisisd ~ItA pssA.
j irg stove plate Hhc boiigs care, r.H God smpioynsst 81
ibs Tyson FuraGcs. Ss-u AUGUSTUS tlFkk. lsssI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

RI LANKS ofsl kinds for sale by James E,srson q, the
- Rutland Book Store, on reasonable Terms.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

w J. the ,nbscrIbefs, being appointed by ~ Hon the
w Probate Court for the district OF Roland, s.n.
nl.-ionefs 10 receive, sInmine and adjust sl 1llns a.d
dcu'snds Of all persons sgains, the estate Of
LUTHER SHAW,
lsts 81 Rutland. IN said district, deceased, fspfs.sst.si L.
solvent. suc siso I'll claims aud demands eIhibHsa 10 orsst
thereto sud6 months IRON the l2th day Of Jolly lssi, b. Jog
allowed b. SID court tor that purpose We do thsfsfofs bsrs-
By give notice that We viii stThd Ia ths business Of oss
sad appointment, 81 the ists Tssldsncs " ihs dsssssss
IN kguand. on a.. first Monday Of Jsnusty bsIi, freq .
O'Clock A NJ until 4 oclucs r VI on b. 4 DAY.
AARON BAHSEH.
AZDk DIKEhAr {'
Rutlsnd. 2ltt Aug lnil N-Z
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

NHURCH MUSIC. The subscriber intends 10 prepare
~ himself to deal largely in tho Boston A~esdsmy' Col
lect on and "hodern Psalmist" jas EYERSON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07
Stoves,
Farm for 61lc.

hUbhIh u b0hC'
T WANT 20 sell all my Real and Personal Property q
lsll descriptions, and -migrste 10 Wisconsin. thsrs-
fore ofrr my arm for sale situated in the east part VI Ben.
son, containing 200 acres OF good land, well ada pied 10 The
growing OF Wool, keeping a dairy, OF raising grain. On
the premises Is a large two story dwelling house ssd .
large wood house adjoining A corn-hou,s aud other sos-
venlent out-builGings. will sell also my stock and hay,
fall crops, farming utensils Possession given immediate
ly if de,ired. ABlJAH SMITH. Benson, Aug 27,h.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-07

ID cntIs
nR BROCkWAY, Dentist-will be in Rutland on tbs
- 10Th day OF September aud will remain four dsys.-
Those wishing his services ~Hl please call stG II Bee.
mans Hotel.
n B.-Specimens Of his improved method Of inserting
TEETH ON GOLD PLATES can lie seen al his room.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-10
TIP AND Ty.

The .NadisOnian, Pres, Tyler's organ, eschews,
the name of" Hhig," as follows
"Wc never were at all in love with The uame
of Wing and we have no belief that this name had
any particular spell in winning the great victory
in favor of Harrison. The charm, II any were
used, may be found we think, in the name Of
Tippecanoe and Tyler roo!" y!
The NJ Y. american, enraged at its avowal,
thus comments on it
d" We do not really suppose it matters much to
any cause whether the .Naiisonian be or be not
in love with the name of Wing though it seems
sufficiently in love with any portion of the spolIs
that the Wings may bestow on it; but the turn
here given to the Tip and 1'y song, jusliies, we
think, the publication of an anccdo,e that seems to
us to explain this'meody ,much more probably than
the .AiadisOnian does.
Shortly after the second Veto, distinguished
dictionary ofthis State, travelling unostenlulonsy
through the interior, stopped at a small tavern by
the roadside, and there found some of the genuine
9 workers of the neghborhood, in high dispute
about Mr. Tyler and his Ve,oes, and treating his
Excellcncy's reasonlngs and patriotism very UNI
cermously. In an niyal of the conversation, u
less heated bys,ander remarked, d" who you are
abusing your own man-you Wings put up Tyler
for Vice President" "To be sure we did,
shouted one of the dispuan,s, d" but we only pul
him in 10 make cdOI u.s."
We call the preceding phirst wratc, isn't it
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-10
BETTER TINES

when is that relief coming along, father, which
you talked so much about laslyear, when you
came back from the Syracuse Convention
very soon my dcar-us soon as the Dls'rlba-
ton Bill and -
what is that Distribution Bill farther"
Il declare, Jannottc, how nqulsitive' 1t is a
scheme designed to take the money out Of the
Treasury to give it to the people
'How nice that will he! Shall we get any,
'To he sure we shall; that is to say, indirectly
perhaps ......-,...
,iian't sc, II III our hands, G''le, tliaI ShIny
stuff the uncle Joseph calls 'spelter;'
no child, not exactly
'Wel, father, how much shall we get indirect
~ as you call ~
why. love, we shall set-get-gct, yes, we
shall get, may be quarter Qfa doiiar.'
'OnIy t,co shHlingS, father! Why YOU gave n
hundred dollars TO get them oaicr looking fellows
to hunt coons, attend conventions, and vote in Il
good many places
go 10 your Ma, dear, Pa is busy
Mem York Era.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-10
SOFT SOAP!

But we are satisfied from this statement of the
facts that Mr. Cuts has been unjustly censured in
the matter, and most cheerfuy do wo embrace the
earliest opportunity to make the amende honorable.
We are not prepared to believe, however, that
there was any sinister design upon the reputation
of Mr. Cults, as most certainly he had provoked no
hostility of the kind and sure we are, that his rep
utalion is not of texture to be injured by so puny
shaft, As gentleman, he Is universally lespec-
ted; rs man of talents, and sound legislator, he
stood among the first in the House, and as an ar
dent and efficient supporter ofihc Survey Bill, he
is entitled to the thanks of all friends of that meas
ure,--Burlington Free Press.
That the Free Press, should back out of any
assertion it might have made, true or false, when
bid to do so by the Windsor county Junto," is
not OF all surprising; but, that it should attempt TO
throw soft soap over Mr. Cuts with coal shovel ,
Is rather sickening, "a sound legislator' bah!
A man who knows no better than to make a
speech, SO silly as the one he did make, by which
the survey bill was defeated, must have, as we
think, rather questionable claim TO be considered
" sound legislator" We dc mt know but Mr.
c. is "entitled to the thanks of all the friends Of
the measure" but the manner in which they all
speak of him indicates anything but Mankfulaess,
we should judge.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-10
PAPER CURRENCY IN TARTARY.

| NJ. Polo, Nenitian, who tra"eed in the interi
or OF Asia, in 1926. gives the following account Of
the paper currency Of Tartary
In the city of Kanhalu is the mint of the Grand
Khan, WHO may truly be said to possess the secret
oil the aIchymist, as he has the art of producing
money by the following process: he causes the
bark to be stripped from those muherry-uees, the
leaves OF which are used for feeding silk-worms,
and takes from it thai thin inner rnd which lies be-
tween the coarser bark and the wood of the tree
This being stepped and afterwards pounded in
mortar, until reduced 10 pulp, is made into pa
per, resembling in substance that which Is manu-
featured from cotton, but quite black. When rea-
dy for use, he has it cut into pieces Of money of
different sizes, nearly square, but somewhat longer
than they are wide. OF these the smallest pass
tan silver ohers for two five land ten greats;
others, for one, two, three, and as far as ten be-
SAINTS of gold. The coinage of this paper money il
authenticated with as much form and ceremony rs
if it were actually pure gold or silver, for 10
such note number Of officers, specially appoin-
ted, not only subscribe their names, but afx their
sgnet also and when this has been regularly done
by the whole Of them, the principal officer depu-
ted by his majesty, having dippd into vermon
the royal seal, committed to his custody, stamps
with the piece of paper. SO that the form of the
seal, iinged with the vermon, remains Impress
ed upon IT. by which it receives full authenticity
as current money, and the act Of counierteiiing IL
Is punished asa capital offence. When thus COIN
ed in large quantities, this paper currency ia cir
culitcJ IN every part Of hl' nialcsty's dcmnions
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-10
WHAT a BEAU MY GRANNY WAS,

We cut the following from the Burlington Free
Press, copied into that paper from the Bosto" At
las, Governor Panc's fugler,
A Yankee Hhig GorerAOr,-A late number
Of the London Courier contains the following eX-
tract ola letter from an English gentleman travel
ling in America -
81 am travelling in Vernon, for pleasure and
information. have journey ed 500 miles in my
own culriage, and have not seen person in my
progress to whom should have dared to have Of
lered aims AS was detained an hour or two,
few days since, saw sturdy looking farmer
pass the Inn, driving horse cart loaded with wool,
on which he was seated. He drove to II store,
shouIdercds his bales of wool one after another,
and placed them in the Merchants shop. who
do You think twas: Paine, the present Governor
Of Ncrmontn'
This looks phirSt wrdie and no doub, will catch
the Farmers Of Vermont, mem. con. But uniortune-
y for the sturdy looking farmer" (don't hush!)
the auocdotc was originally told of Governor Pal
mcr; some several years ago.
Boys may go out!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-10

nor aare any person at the peril ofhis fe refuse
it in payment. All his subjects receive il with
out hesitation, because wherever their business
may call them, they dispose of it again in the
purchase ofmerchandze they may have occasion
ior-such as pearls, jewels, gold, or silver viii,
it, in short, every article may be procuredn
The only material difference, says an English
writer, between the paper systems Of Tartary and
England, appears to be in the process of making
paper. InTartary, the Khan causes the trees 10
be stripped of their bark, and converts the rnd in.
to paper; in England, it is the custom of the Chan.
cellor of the Exchequer to strip the people, and the
banks turn the rags into notes. Gouge', Journal
on Banking.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-10

Mr. Bolts, the heading member of Congress.
lately charged Mr. Richard Adams with "pnrloin'
ing the noted letter about Capt Tyler. Of which
Nh Adams had sent copy 10 the President. Mr.
Adams hereupon challenged Mr. Bolts, bu, the lat.
ter wisely refused TO fight.
It appears that Mr. Lynch the keeper of the
Richmond coffee house, had placed the letter in =
public place for the inspection Of all who should
visit the establishment. Mr. Adams then requested
to copy which Mr.. Lynch objected TO. Nh Adam,
however copied it or induced some person 10 do h,
for him, and forwarded it 10 Mr. Tyler.
1t appears to us that those who place an attack
on public man, in public place for general in
speciion, have no right to complain Of any one
who sends the information Of it to the person as
smiled. Penn,yirnpion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-10
l. o o X III Il r T.!

The court will be in session for few weeks
aud we wish our subscribers to improve the cp-
portuniy and send, or hand in Wharf.-The they owe
Those who owe for the first year and those who
owe for The second, which although i, is lwo-lhirds
out has brought us little more than nothing, can
send in their dues by some friend who has bust
ness in town, during the session of court, the if
they have none lhemselves
We wish attention pail to this, BY our right
hand! if our subscribers neglect US, after the man
ner of some, VIC shall begin to think they do not
like us, and wish to instruct us to resign
We will take $500 for the first two years, from
our subscribers in the county, and 81 so for the
second during the sitting of the court, after tina,
time, we shall stand to the terms strictly, s., 90 ut
year.
Our SUBSCRIBERS should recollect That Post
,Ha'ters are authorized By law 10 frank leiie,s,
writtea by themselves, containing rcmittqaces for
papers,
We hope the preceding will be an inducemen
to our friends who feel Interested in our success
to call upon us; ifthey come here knowing thai
the! owe us, and can pay aud do not, we shall
hink they do not deal fairly by us, that's ull.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-10
NOTICE.

Our friends in Norwich, are informed that Mr.
JEprDIAH TRUMAN, at the store Of b. 3. New
ton, Esq will actas our Agent in that town. He
is duly Authorised, to colIoc, subscriptions, re-
ceipt bills, forward names of subscribers Sc. SC.
!D9Ihc bills OF those of our friends who owe
us for the last year, are in his hands, read, to be
recciptcd
CHARLES EDMuYDs, Esq, will also act as our
authorised Agent in Chester
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-10

The organ orthc Autocrat the H'atchman, effects
merrimcn AT our assertion that the grand Dancer
proclamation was unrranmn'iral. DO the editors
for that paper remember how severely letter Of
The old Farmer 10 the committee Of arrangements
Of a celebration on the fourth Of July was cut up,
and pronounced ungramna,cal? We presume not
some have n very convenient memory. 1t was all
well enough to attack Mr. Smile, and accuse him
of blundcrs in composition, bu, the Auocrat! hor-
ror! 1t Is of no great consequence after all.
There is not n child in the state, three days
in the world, that would no, laug hu, tie grammar
Of his ExceIcncy. Its the first ,ime TO our knowl
edge, that Vermont has been best with Govern
or who cannot write decent English; but the peo-
PIE must submit the old Federal Junio, standing
with one foot, on "NIount Tom" in Woodstock,
aud the other on the rock, over the Devils Dem
in Burlington, have willcd it, and so mote it be.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-10

The editor Of the Ruiiand Her0ld, declines 60
ing alone into the business of hunting up the re-
mains Of "LocofOcoisln, lie says:
"Thc prospects Of This proposed research are SO
drenry that we shl'nl think of undertaking it with
out assistance. We wants cute fellow 10 help
one that will turn round as short as bob-slcd when
he gets headed, and swear that black is white and
white IS black at Il moments notice
Ifsuch anasss,an, be all the editor of the Her
GM wants he need not, we imagine, travel fat from
his own sanctum to find him. so the business need
not be delayed on that account
Further says the Hcrdid, on this subject.
1T is also important that he should be ready and
APT ut manufacturing certificates, for we shall
need something 10 recommend MS in engaging IN
such vile business"
Very well sir, il you insist upon our accompany
ing yon, as we are particular about the company
We keep, we will manufacture certificate for you
thai, will elTcc,ualy conceal your ears, under
of which YOU can pass off fora respectable looking
lion, you'll only hold your tongue, when you ge,
ou, into the cenrin's.