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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11
"A COUNTRY SEAT at Auction.

AwA CUUN Tx SEAI al huClIUu.--
:i| VIII be sold at the Hudson House, In the city or
Hu1son on Fid,y the thirteenth day Of January s45 at
10 O'Clock n the under foreclosure sulI IN Cham
cery Farm consisting about i05 acres all of which of
tb. best scrption farming and IN highly improved
On the premises IS sub.tantia i've story brick
jranavy ceHouse, &c. and fee well OF witer. There
also moderate sized Orchard part Of Which produces
good Fruit.
The premises situated the Columbia Turnpike. IN
the village oil Clavrrack, about three miles from The city of
Hudson and the Homestead recently 10 the occupation OF
William b. ludlow, Egg of Clayerack For the condition,
quality and extent OF The premises purchases are ST.
ed to inspect for tkemseves q, n J. BOHDDiN,
Assignee OF WI. h LUDLOW,
New-sireet, Nc~.York.
The above sale further postponed the 18th of March
next G.R.J. BOWDofN, AsssigneY. LOT law5~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

DROF' OLhiSTEAD'S Patent Stoves.
The proprietor of these valuable Stoves would
az during cold weaer) call the attention
publ 10 this article. In pont OF utility ard economy
they are yet superior any other In market and
~ould study in these hard times they can DO
better way than by procuring these Stoves To heat
their pariors, halls, nurseries and stOres.
For sale al reduced prices TO suit the times, by
ia lw+ +. Il. TROWBRIDGE, 80 Water 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

IL ers offer their Agents 10 Cities and Town,
in the purchase Of all Newspapers Magazines and Period
icas and in packing and forwarding the same with all
pron,pness The purchases will always be made at the
very awest prices publishers and no advance charged
the undersigned will have all the advantages which they
soud have they on the spot themselves Charges
moderate according to the services performed
j. A. FUTILE.
h. b. FUTILE,
AZ. Ma, yoy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
I5.cs.,.s,SitCONGRESSina,

Feb 81 In tn Scnite Nj B"fren made
report rccomm. ming that the hull Tor the r, peal
ol the b'nk rnpi law. be indefinitely posip,n'd -
1t however. proposes n new bill rep,ulnr 81
much ot the bankrupt net a, permit. voluntary
bankruptcy. and providing that debtor NAV
make declaration Of insolvency. after which q
majority OF the creditors may determine whether
he shall be- a bankrupt or not The report WAS
ordered 10 be printed The consideration Of the
Oregon Bill was then resumed. After some Dc.
bate and am'ndm,ns oh,ud and rricct,d the
bli was read third time and passcd % To % 49,
After an lnch ctual attempt 10 take up the E,-
chcquer Bill. the Scnatc adjourned mill MONDAY
In the House, a bill was reported from the iu.
dietary committee, 10 abolish public executions
for capital oh,nccs. Ii was laid 90 the table and
ordered TO be printed Numerous reports were
made, OF a private and local chr rac,cr The pen
SION appropriation bill was considered in commit.
tee Of the whole, reported to the house withou, a.
mendment. and passed The consideration of ter.
ritorial bills was then resumed
Feb 4th-ln the House the Naval Appropr
alton bill was taken up in comnuc" Of the whole
! Mr.. MerrwGher moved an Amendment that the
appropriation for the pay Of officers be reduced
aud went into statement to show the Justice o
the proposed reduction Mr. Wise. in reply dwell
with great warmth upon the nccc ss,v Of an in
crease, instead OF a reduction Of the Naval force
| gong INTO comparison Of the American anC
| Brush Navy, and showing how the MARITIME
! force OF the latter power was amply COMPETENT no
only for the protection of her trade Throughout
the worll but enables her also to take possession o
islands and mainland stations wherever oppoun
my presented self aud the n1ucement was sut
hcI'nt Mr. Profit followed AMI went on few
minutes, when motion was made that the com
mlttee rise. variety Of Exrcr,ivr communion
ilons were taken from the SPEAKERS possession
and lad on the table Several bills were the
read second time aud referred, aud the Ilous
| adjourned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
"I[ICkING FROLIC."

In some Of the new coUni s in the Western
country. they occasionally get M nice BIZ off!n
which is there termed Kicking Frolic" Nev.
er having attended one of these ck-woods siam
pefcs" we were entirely at loss as to their OBJ
iect or the manner in which they were carried
on until we met with the following description
going the rounds of the papers. 1T seems that
having no tuihng mills in the new districts
whenever a fin" piece Of cloth is taken from the
loom a kicking frolic" is gotup which amounts
to the SINE thing MS one Of the former nachnrs
in the long run although the minis op.randi is
hy h,nl or rather hv foot Blu, we will LET one
who his taken kick at IA piece Of cloth, tell his
own story
"The young folks Of both sexe. congrcga,e
from the whole settlement on certain evtning,
for the purpose, and the gids particularly look
with as much anxiety for the f,, as any Of the
city bellies coul possibly feel flc the approlch Of
their mos, m gnifcent balls When the guests
are assembled, and the usual pr'mnari's passed
the hos, enters with the newly wove cloth, and
carefully spreads II over the floor ile then GOV.
ers i, completely with that del,ctable substance
yclcpt "sof snap" which, .aturating It through
out. renders i, in order for the commencement Of
the sport Then the fun begins The ladies d.
YES, their feet OF all their covering, AMI tnck mp
the skirts of their dress to a convenient height
thfn the GEMS WIFI M UTMOST HOHfHnidHfC uldN
oTth-ir boots pull off their stockings aud roll uT
their panlaoons to oouespondng'height Thu:
accoured the who'll company form n circle upor
the oinspread cloth, seated upon chairs, each on
boiling on 10 a ROPE passed round the circle. some
what after the MANNER that the Youngsters per
form The play of Copenhagen. Then the kickin.
commcncr. AMI the soipsnls Nv around unnl ,h'
faces an rloh.s Of thr'sickers the chairs uhl' 5
floor and in shou. every thing about Is complete
ly b. sp,ucred Som"lm's there will be- two o
three ofthr Youths sprawlug on the floor havin.
los their hol on the rop"-and snch blnshin.
AMI laughing when one Of the gals hapPn ms t.
slip down YOU never saw. As the work proe:' IS
IS AMI draws towards close the spnu ncreas
( All is upro1rous miuh-sach trying 10 kick hai
der III ~ h. ncighbor-ani the shouting, laugh
ing splsshng AMI uprosr are such as can onl
b. mfg in,1 nv one who has never been presnn
a, kicking frplic THIS all over the b,Rtfci1r
invTcs the conptny 70 a 'pronlscu11s grub -
} Having partak'n ofthe fat things prepared f.
; the occasion. you psir on with one Of the loYel
} fair ones 10 JOIN IN a dance
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
srATE OLE VERMONT.


In Chanctry. Sept. 1rrm, 1912.
Jsmim, Tryon, 1'NVHEREAS,Jemima Try
w on of Pawet. in the
Car Jones, County OF Rutland has flied
Nancy Jones her bill N Chancerv, At the
Samuel Smith. present Term against Czar Jones
Isaac W Bishop, and Nancy Jones, OF Bruoklyn
Josiah Toby, Il in the county Of Jackson. and
Ephraim Smith. State OF Michigan, Samuel
Smith and Isaac w. Bishop Of Granville IN the
county at Washington and State of New York and
Josiah Toby, Jr. and Ephraim Smith Of Pawle, n
uresald STATING thai the said Josiah 1obv Jr and
Ephrilm Smith, administrators Of the estate 81 Je.-
-, Tryou late of said Pawlei, decreased. the late
husband of The orarlx and tie said CZr Jones and
Nancy his wife the said Samuel Smith, and the
said Isaac ". Bishop have assoc lated together and
iIandUienily cunspued TO deceive and defraud Tho
nratnr. and 10 obtain from her, wlihou' any ade-
quate Considerations conveyance Of all her inter.
esi IN the estate, both real and personal. Of her
late husband aorestid that The said defendants hy
fraud land false representations have pfnrund
the ofaifix To execute certain instrument ~ wri-
tag, the provisions Of which she did then nor
does she no" know, not has she ever understood
what lis true ofrs and intent is that SAID wiring
was procured while -he ieebls bodily ~. ~,
weak, snd under appiehensons Of fNpeclod eva
that afer~ard- the said Gar Jones made = tea,
tors and fraudulent conveyance Of thu 81 no prem,
i-es 10 the said Isaac w tBish"p: that Ns .aid adj
I ADMINISTRATORS pipcured an assignment 10 be mate 10
the UratnS 81 personal estate and soe for s2i4i-
81, secured 10y mortgage, yetihat Hry have refused
I" deliver said mole and MORTGAGE Ia the "ralrr but
/ have delivered them to t.- s.sl Isaac W
Ana PPAYlNG Ulttlte sstl tziT my disclose
What sslt IustrIneO "a HUfna Is. and the tanside-
ration hereof. AMI thai The said wrrlng mnn.,,,.
deed snd not. may br de, reed 10 be deliv, ,.d a.,
10 the dra'uH and the defendants eupinSd from sci,
ting up any adverse iltle Ia the estate If 10, l,,e
husband epressd, AMI against SAID noe and f,,,,
gage deed e. And ihsi she nv have he, costs,
The usual process Of subpu,,. beino grained and
/ the said car Jones and .>an,y Jones. residing
without ms state and n"t having Lreh nmiGed Of
Tie Commencement Oi sci il. y u or Tered by the
c"n't that lhey be notified thcreufby publishing The
Substance Of SAD rni, with dis order IN The Rut
lsnd Herald iiIre@ week. sucees.yely. the las Of
winch shall ~ al s1si tweuiy DAYS previous to the
next term nithr, cour, 90 he held IT Rutland IN
The county 4 Rutland, on TIE sscond 1ue,day 81
Aprli, 4. ID 1913 and TINT the defendants he re-,
qulfei :" appear a. tie lime and Place sfoiessid
and make answer 10 sad 90 which al b. SUIT
/ hcicns notice. And day thereof was aisei, &c
+. W. HOPKINS, Chfk.
y Pisrpoia, Solicitor f1r 0rainI Ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
Tor ~air or 10 let.

Two valuable farms, pleasantly situated in
Mourn Holly, about 4 Of mile south from
iiunloon> Inn, oa the msln road 10 tie South vi
taEe. containing about 40 acres, well "itered and
excelien, FIR gf,ss ami grazing There are on the
PREMISE Two Dwelling houses, i've iarge Dlrns, too
large cnw houses snd other out buildings for TIE
,crrm NJ iiIlpn nf a dairy, and other purposes 49,
There ore also iwu appie spd two maple orchA'ds,
aud :, me ir.n lately owed ~ Si.as trgrnt. HE
ti,rrsaiI pre- al ,, vii be ,Jl tDgether separate
IT, a. nav b.-i 40 the purchaser part of Tie pur
,h,,. ~ iney must he paid doSn fof toe remainder
\ Ii,eral credit gyil he gisen For sale, also. t"o
Houses AID ints pleasantly situated IN P0UltnsJ
E,.t NuAr. Reference may he had Ia Hon.
Zlnu Il ,.se ofCaslleion, and To- Mr. Aonzo How
OF PuuitBcy. fUsEBIA W HEEItR.
Ea.l Pnl.ney. FeLrunry 70. ~. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

kickiHT Cors Hang that cow-how she
kicks !" says the milk mad Y,s that's the way
10 tea, her Hang her You've hilton the rcm-
edy though YOU was not aware of it when Won
pronounced thai nWfulsrn,oncr Hing that COW"
writer IN the Farmers Cabinrt has told the So.
e"t pn'hcly. lie saws. merely place the pn,ient
q" should have said impa'nr) IN stable with a
beam over her head and fixing ming moose
over her horns throw The end over the bcam and
pull away 50 as TO raise her head pretty high in
the ar. bot not 50 ms 10 raise her legs from the
ground In this position she will M, only be
disabled from kicking bot will give down her
NIX without the least hesiiaiion-nt from spite
or III Will bat because she can't help il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
U.4ilED STaiEs DiSIslGT COURT
For ihs Di,frict Of Vermont
In nANkRuprCY.

~ Office To- show raus. against petition of Silss
y Weeks. Creditor, that Daniel Packer If
Iourtholi,. N sni district, We declared hankWp,
al tie office " samuel pienu.s, IN Montpelier, IN
said distinct. on TUESDAY III. 2lsi day of MsIeh,
lst1. a. 10 u'cl,ck, 4 NJ
Notice IN Show cause arsins, pe,ion Of Irmusl
Smith Junior. ot Clarendon ~ sad nisiti. iu 10
declared R,ukrupt at ihc office ~ samuel itcr-
tSs, IN Mon,pcer IN sad district, ou Iuc'day tho
2l-, day Of March. i-t3, 10 u'cloc X, forenoon.
Notice tu show cause rcstnsi petitinn of Nilhsm
X, shaw ~ Rut,ud IN SAID di-tict. iu I've declared
hsnk rur aithe office Of Ssmu. Prrr,i~@ in Nnn,.
ptli.t ~ sad district. Tuesday the 2lSi day OF
Nsrch, lsi3 10 o., lock, forenoon. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

WHmii a. f,s ling Can, a late English
paper rsi's ths, 1T the cl,hcro agricultural mot
ing, n communication VAS read from Pfof, .sor
Ilsyisur. which contained the following fac,s
"ohhy the attention Of every farmer in a cold els.
mtt'
Heat san 'qpval-ni for food anil w know
clg' 81 this fact see NAV ,couopiz the latter very
cous'I.ratv w know that cau fat,.n much
NOR slowly 10 winter than IN Summer The tca-
son h.iny that rat ofihe fool is oXp'n1'l IN the
prodpcii"n Il tho Necessary heat Lord Dazzle
va. klud enough 10 commnnicnic 20 me an oIpcr
imcm 81 his IN which one hundr, d sheep in The
op, n air aud another one hundred in The same
sroce with sheds n retire into ut pleasure The
GrN lo, nj, ,hw'niy pounds Of Swod,s tturnirs,
per day iho latter only twenty pouni. although
this 10, with five popni DAY less had gained on
an average two pounds per sheep more than the
other atlhe conclusion of the experiment"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

IVoala IN a Traace-We learn. says the
\ I Herald that a young lady. residing at ia
Sixth avenue. has been lying in 4 trance for ten
days She r'tir.d at the usual hour in the even
ing, apparently IA good health bu, no, making
her appearance at the table in the morning her
in~hts epieret her room AMI f,uni her on the bed
Her aspiration was very slight, and it was frs,
supposed that she was dead The b. ST physician.
IN The city were immnl.at w snnm,ned but al
chlf' to arouse her have thus ar been unayail.
ing
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
srArN 0F vERNONr.l IlE II ,emcmbele

D-,r,ot o. Rutland. rs - ths, at special
probate court held al Rutlsnd, within and for said
district, on the lohday oi Feb lSi3.
Present. VIM Hall Judge
John Conani administrator OF The estate of Hiram
u Strong. late Of Rtaniun IN said district decreased,
Interstate, haviug this day made application 10 said
court to have the tive slio~e ed for paving The debts
OF sad -, e,sei extended one year from the l2th
d.y Of January lat.
!, Is o.dcred that said application he referred for
hearing nd der..ou Ia the LIST Monday being tho
6,h d., ~ March neIt aud that copy o thls order
b- p-tii-h-t three weeks successfully, Previous
th~r-,n IN The Rut.nd Herald new spaper "a n,rd
81 R,rl,o.i. ,ts, .i persons Interested my appear
snd ott-c, ,o Nc same II they see cause.
A rUe copy of record,
70 HENRY HALL Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

R,iisf If Ctok,i C1tHs-A correspondent Of
the Albany G. Iltivitot says Some two or three
years AGO begin to feed potatoes to my cows,
and the FIST time ed them one Of them got
chol' d and hloa,,d ike bladder I took my
knit and stuck il into her, jus, forward Of the hip
bone on the If side; the wind poured out; the
bloni went immediately down. | turned her i'm
mcdiaiely out Of the stable. and she went 10 the
field after some two or three hours, | went TO see
her; she was lying down and the polatoc was ly-
ing on the ground before her Some two or three
days after had another COW choked She went
through the same process and with the SAM re-.
suit Som'time after thai, Of my neighbors
called on me- and said one of his bes, was
crooked with pora,oe went with hun and tap
ped her as before desc ribed | found the hole in
cned 10 stop up bv the moving of her skin |
took goose quill cut off both ends and put it in
to the hole the hloai went down. and ] lrh her.
Two or three DAYS after | saw him, and he told
me she threw out the po,aioe after two or three
hours. and was well | have since fd good
many po,ato"s, and no accident has happened |
am Of the opinion that this is the surest and most
expeditions way Of rcli, wing dumb bras,s as well
as the safs a, least j, is the best way tina, know
Of Try IT.
/
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
p OTIS

To protec, Gr Tin from Rtts.-Onr OF our sub
scribefs wishes usto Gi.. for the b. rnGi Of his
BROTHER firncrs that green elder b,ughs. scatter
I'd in AMI abou, nov Of rye or other grain will
,fctuallv protect it aglns, the d'prrlltions Of
rats Thsr vcrmn are often very troubl some
and destructive IN their rayages in the farmers
barn aud If go simple remedy will prevent their
mis- 'hff il shoal1 b. known and remembered by
all Farmers Gazette
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

Another BIBLE BURNER writer in the
Clinton County Wing savs-" 1t lie matter Of
notority in Burlington, Vt, that the Romish
priest there has been in the practice of burning hi
blcs for long time and he declared to proies-
sional gentleman OF my acquaintance that he Sonld
burn all the protestant bibles he could get into his
possfssinnh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
a critiOn s..tIl,ilri.k.

1 GREEABLY with the Bylaws, the members
N of the Rutland Citzen's Corps are hereby
warned 10 appear al then trmory, Oh "Wednesday
the ped d,y OF February, A d. lhi3, At Two O'Clock
p. VI. fully uniformed and equipped (wth dsrk pHuts)
for military dr.ii aud tie Transaction uf Important
business and there await further orders.
By ofdefof JOHN STRONG, Captain.
CHAs NJ SIMMONS Clerk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
DIED.

In Pitsford. on the 9Th inst. Emma Amanda,
ONLY daughter John S. and Edna M Rand, aged
years and 10 months.
In Clarendon on the 9th inst Mrs. Amanda wife
Of Ahncr Colvin ESQ. aged A.
In gford, On the 5,h inst, Of typhus fever,
Charles f. Tovnsenl, aged 10 years
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
BRIGHTON MARKET

81 market $50 Bsef CAulc, zoo sheep sod
90 swine
Pnc"s-llcr fCaire We quote 'ew et'rs a. 90
FIRST ouahiy - 5oat75 Sc."ud qu,u, on /.
f25 lD,1 quality. ~ - o. 80.
N'c'p NrsiN 90 D.. rnatso' we've stall ed eth.
ct' and were sold ltom s. - tpt'5
Nt.s, Mosaic
There has he~n a fs,r dem Nd fn5 dom este wool,
and sales have been made 10 cunslJsfa lie extent,
bot nut ~ in,nfnvel nur..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

Euchl having of;-nd i brother. the latter in
his rage. sud lit me- die If | am not avenged
on you SOME time or ano,hrrl" Euc III replied
"An1 lc, me- lie, il do M, soften you by my
kInlnesscs, and make you love me as well as ev.
err
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

,s,lrtos, seminary,

THE newt term 81 ili. Institution vii ccr n.rce
on THURSDAY the 29i inst and continue t~.niv
one weeks Ptof Carr VIII ci,e toll ,outse ~
Chemical Lectures, commencing at the lcginning
OF The Tenn.
- W.nNrR Sec.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

Bai s,ift Jar ~, Tabo,t Some of ih- Brr.
"a manufaciur,r. are suioavoring 10 btins ont
-otis End ifows~rs WOVEN W lh" frame aud II ..
sfti they are quite ssnCun" 81 phm,irly accom-
l..lung their purpose They viii prh,ps, next
~ nw 20 manufacture ycroas 10 ptar its~
,hich msy h. necessary IN oul,r 10 ct their
yafrs 60 III H--Neieefei
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

tn. Tear Of Symp1thy-The Charleston
Courier in calling attention 10 coucert, says
any one can obtain admission by dropping .
tear Of sympathy in the shape of garter Of
doiiar ut the door"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

Un-TAIR J9k,s Ats late eel .hraion Of the
sih Of January (B 'nle Of NV Oilrnns at Nor
which, CT the following ungailant ,oas,s were
givfn
By NJ Juison. The Laiirs-who revers-
ing OH Hickorys mdhol Of offence, place the
cotton bags n n, rtar (Great laughter AMI
shon', ofipplIuse
The sally va, followed by anoIher sbou, as
coed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
HENRY HALL, Register.

State If Vermont 1DE remembered that
District o, Ru'lsnd, SIS ID i, a ape. i,l probate
cour, held ~ nu',,ri. With" t,. ~..I J,..ict
the 10Th day OF February, A. y. 1913
Present. VIM Hail. Judge.
Heman Spaffnfd, late administration upon thsses-
tate.of red Bsda in, late of Nsllinpford in said
district, deceased, nre.1'e, proposing 10 render
account OF his said ttnst
II is ordered that said asouni be referred Tor
examination srd allowance, 10 the first Monday
being the 9Th day OF March next. and that copy of
this order bs published three weeks success sively,
previou. thereto, IN tho Rutland Herald, rewsps-
per printed at Ru,and, tina, all persons interested
may appear and object 10 The same if they
true copy OF record,
10 HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
fiirsiCnl Concert.

The Juvenile Choir Of Wsll,ngford under the d
recliln of Levi ). Rus, will give free Concert II
the B,ptsI Church in Rutland, Thursday Evening
Feb. l6 EXerci ses TO commence al half past III
n'clock pre- isrlY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

A Waite g"-Santnrd Hatch Of Williams,
town recently slaughtered hog % months old
which weighed s,rsa hundred and thirty sir
mounds Who heats this?
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

Dr. Sprnecr, Of Parrshnrg Va has manufic.
,ur,d good piper from the Mo'us Mul,cdulu.
leaves
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
Green a. DIR, Wood.

IrHE subscriber has FOR sale quantity 81 Greer
Dry Wool. Those wishing 10 purchase
vii please cal. Terms literal.
Fel. 10, 1913
lou. S,ross
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

Curious There will be no new moon this month
(FebruaTy) bu,iwo neI,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14
{ ultcr..

~ hand, and for sale, two new Cutters En
~ qplre Of The subsCnber OF g W Su0og. A
50 one Chain. loss STsos0.
Feb. 10. is<3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-14

Insla, An auicle m thu Jtnna number Of
the North American R.virw written It's under.
stool hy p 5 q Howe CIV the following Ia.
BIZ of IN proportion of Insane in Firious countries.
Ia Holllni the lnsane arr in proposition 10 N"
whole pnpnlsiion- about as J to 1923
Francr. | 20 1870
England / to 1913
Sr.Asni / to 5G3
NV Hampshire | 10 4G6
Conn, c,eu, 10 1925
Massachusetts, 10 Al
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-28
Swearing.

|, is not easy TO perceive what honor
or profit is connected with It. Does any
man receive promotion because he is d
notable blusterer Or is any man adj
vanccd to dignity because he is expert at
prolane swearing! Low must be the
character which such imperiinence will
not degrade. Inexcusabe, therefore,
must he the practice which has neither
reason nor passion 10 support II. The
drunkard has his cups; lecher, his mis-
tress the satirist, his revenge; the am
bilious man, his pre(erments the miser,
his gold but the common swearer, has
nothing; he is fool at large, sells his
soul for naught, and drudges in the service
of the devil gratis. Swearing is void of
all plea. 1t is not the native offspring of
the soul, nor interviewer with the texture
OF the body, nor anyhow allied to our
frame. For, as great man CTilloison)
expresses it, ",hough some pour out
oaths as if they were natural, yet no man
was ever born of swearing consiitu-
ton" But it is in custom, low and
paltry custom, picked up by low and pal
try spirits, who have no sense Of honor,
no regard to decency; but are forced 10
substitute some rhapsody of nonsense TO
supply the vacancy Of good sense. Hence
the Stiffness of this practice can only be
equaled by the Stiffness of those who adopt
it.-LGmopf.