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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07
Il II " ID

Il II. s'ED
WITHIN FOUR MILES OF ilNCliBURG,
a Il UCTION.
WILL sell al auction to the highest bidder, SATURDAY,
the 9Th day oi Oc'obcr II o'clock tie OF land
on which the Rev. Thomas Jones resides The Tract
contains
aExtA 202 ACRES,
fk&ER ah1gt6o Acres oi winch well tmbcred, and
9S*E8 in such parcels 10 b. ,nicnt all points
Tor fencing aud Other purposes. This plantation
'SGr~~ Is under good fence and the greatr portion Of
IN high state 81 impi"N beng covered witt thick
coat OF Clover and other vegetation. lie hdldu.s az
gnll. ran-l-lImg of q CON -lLel-lA n.n--lu.L.l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-08

U
s'farI Q. uf lef t..ulIts.
AS t.rv 80 g., smuog-i aud amidst o.. ard
SO rlust d,s p..,t 81 B. 90 nrst vs tau orIet
all the Gu, um,iAntes which SuuUund Us --
10 ,prurucd, by TIC importation IF sIaVcs
'tvnAlIca.in spite OF colonial t,mous,tanc',
Too D p,fIod u' mot, iuau a ,rUlUty and
bell. and " may require 900 equal ut longer
lapse o. uut b'io q Our county, I~ cugIr.r
uI co., tl, .,u Ard iu the meantime. u.,d.
errlur. ItuHrntr aud di>of,u.u stn.ng ,ut.
selves, auI lh, blessings ul ftp,IItu,y.m '
20 all necessary o. accomplish cor uiunaic
3tnttianco itrmu Example, ,l similar
innrtun Of ltirpafahic uAuuual EVIL and boz.
Jus't,e mfguI be muiuylted in sh intrh ii'
extent lherase ct the alton ui .',,.
~ To the | uurJ safes - recent and ouNl.
uus one. which II II were wrong. ranuui nov
lo ftpalt,t. TrNas Is NOW an integral pan
uf our Union, wuh IT'S own voluntary consent.
MarN oi - opposed The annexation With
honest zeal add most earnest cNcrunnS --
lui who would ms thnk Of yctpcua'ing
he holly Of c,stIng Texas out Dl iae ,onfrd
cts,,. ,nb lhruWlrg ltt 30 b au'u I,r .,.u
Independence, or Iulu u.r arms at NeiIco'
Who would now s.cA /, divorce her from
TINS Union The Creeks and Cherokee 10
dlau> wcte,by thc most cIcepuousble means
beyond the mississippi uvcr
Their lands have been isirly purchased
and %, cuYIcd ~ inhahi,nls Of Georgia, A..
ALBANIA. Nl.,ls>irpi md Tennessee. Who
would now conceive Ne iltrtaut injustice of
cNr"lliug those inhabitants and r,sturiur the
ludiau country to- ltc thciuAcrs aud Greeks,
under color ol repairing original inlusu'e
DuunG the war Of our revolution, millions of
paper money were issued by our ancestors
as tie only currency with which they could
lucvr our hHcrlcS and independence 49,
Thousands and hunitcds OF thousands OF
families were stripped OF their homes and
their all, and brought 10 ruin, 10y giving cred.
It and confidence to that spurious currency,
Stern necessity has prevented the IePltalion
OF that great national lnlus'lce.
Bot iuthcar viii no longer uespass
upon VOW patience, uG father tax my own
voice, Imga.ed 10y speech OF more than
three hours duration, which professional du.
" required ne TO make only few days ago
II have been at all successful IN the expo
sltlun Of the views and opinions which en-
terrain, have shown
lst hat the present war was brought
about ny 'hc annexation Of lelas, and the
subsequent order OF tie President, without
the previous consent ana authority oil Con
gross.
20. nat The PRESIDENT belng nhehHeh'-
ehed aud unrestricted nS any PuoHc decla-
iaunn OF congress, as l" "yccls Tor "hl'h II
ought ic be prosecuted, IN TIE conduct Of H.
Is, necessarily, ieit to his own sense OF what
'"e naNuha' lh''te'iS an" h"hot NAV require
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-08

TarctiraaralnaD Gr1si,',r IIl."i
are achieving unparalleled trumris DO 'A
nous sections Of ilIs Country, ore Co.,"
r0dUced into tins NciHIty. Ter even '
person read the advertisemca' of Ne Df-..
euLofs Company, which "I, H- .'pt@
rfiEt Cu.'Hu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-08
2's.G'RtEAI
saCNCRJC,tC.C
EMEyDYe
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
2o7 Main Street, / uffaio, ". Y.

II \ y v
- nTUONIKIPTlC ADVERTISE
Nie\1 ron $50 -.I Ce,.,. ! Nair. !
Co,oy,,,d" is mos, emphaucallv lhc case
Win ,h,S ,t,,,Ic. Disease has ever Welded
+, o.. most marvellous medical power -
" b.,,yet II has gone, AMI South America.
E,ol,rd. C,nnb. and the lutcd States
have proved the ruth oi this statement, tie
,I,,c u,.,tail,p "a ,norr and rlhy sen.
lcurc. I,II, tive whole story lnvau'~ uc
.r,...u'.ru... v.l.h you are cured mry u1
H. known T., YOU. bu, the result ni tttsI at
o. .... l.., ..,..,..y.. ,.u --a tr.'urrd
......... .ftn,. cone. ,,inuu> with 'u"
u,.,r,,,t,, l,emrdl,ruc I,n,umuouud Of
i,,n,y.,vo Jfstin,t v,cet,llc agencies. each
,oJ,,,I,.,I r,,,.h,. ~ own r,,uruIar. "a 4
,I,..,. ,,,I.,I r,,,,c,,, rnrN,r,iop. with
a., o,r.,, c,rr,,nd zach roo, makes ~
oy, r,,e-,nd M cctlcc, comun,,ua.
.I.,., ,'to. ,n,, ,a..y,,,p,i d,c.,hc work
,i.., .,,.n, ,h,,.,,l,vs wore frs, cS
,IIshcJ ,o,rudcJ n should du-rurGrs.
.,,o..,,I,,. and ,e.,.re, The hfuIicn down.
,rh,I',,cd cop,,,u,t,un Drops,. ~ all It,
cb,t,r,crs vlu he completcIy crad,caicI
,.,u.,.c.,,,,,p, b, a.. use. Srr pamphlets
IL, ,cer,.'h,uI, FOR free citculauon-Ucy
,,e,i uuun ali diseases, and show testimony
.'C,,,,n. C,,,ci and all comrlo,p,s of fine
urinary ore,p~. form also the cause Of ptcat
..I..,,,, e,l N,ucbos I.rhor,t,.,ic has A..
''.,,,I -, .,,,,lI ,elo,,,,y aver the country.
o.,,,o.r L,s mad, IN this DISTRESSING
...aC ,n,,,,,,n. So famed II seems :,
~ "',,,, ,,,,,,'h,. Inns ,ur,c,cd tho
W., Wv Wv w ,.,', ,ri notifications In
~" ~ "ur ,,'',l"I iaIc r,hc "BuG,n
In,,,n'I ,'J N,no,I'iy Erv.w nj Medical and
S.,,,'.,t sa,o,.o :, y, an ar,,cl.. uron calcu.
II ..i,.,, ,lo ,,.,,,or a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-08

Hr....ut Ba, -. lave ua 'u,u A. 81
" Ca slrAIy in car r'sils,. utir1
,-s' 7rI ahl l,i h.rui.css i,rrity Be
.r.r..r o. t's North BOZ ,h. f-,y,u regions
% 'N- Bu'ss ,r.t.... % stretches thou
'..'. H uil.' O., .t 'sr ..vs a. t.c iNc
NI44ir D,.a all t.e Mexican Guf ur'il
g ..a..' rca,i .. o., C. wa' d ctieud' 60
g.. Ia.ilrO j.ilef, 30 t'eeo r-catir'
Iaud ,cas a. Lake.. u...h .,n.oto US
.u tt, p.s.-s...rs - Great Biain aal
% nr.'ra,,,i., great fau,f o' river, r Co.,
30. .Il,mo,t r.4t 6. t'r Ba.z,. and Dc
..i ..n.. Ni-.a-i 't.m i'. mouth g. ~,
rf.,. IS Oh, Hpsts Mountains II eom
I'. ends the greatest variety q the richest
'..'a rapAhlco t producing nlmos, sll Of the
~ du.t..rs 4 De- ,sfth. except tea, crfcr
,rti i.r sI1.c. and 10 iuclua,, every yau't
~ CLIMATE vti.,thc heart .l'lvi.h = de-
pip. Is. .at. 10000 ''au tea ''.n.a.d u.'.
...f. .,. aud unsettled baud.
,...rY htl.. subsistence 81 ten 90 i~cnt,
'in.. eur trc.ort population
O4eut Nc not 60 be satisfied with such a
c.un'ts Ought We mo-, TO be- profoundly
'isrl'ul 'o tie Oliver # an good things for
...ha ,a,t and beautiful land? j. 1t not
g., blight Il irrratitudc to Him. 70 seek,
T., war a.l conquest. INDUCING IN a sIirit
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-08
INSIR RANCE
Capital $3.50 900,

1nunues 10 insure all kinds OF property iton
ue loss OF damage by tre, on lne moe, lsrota
. n terms. Application may be- made 'o
MY J u PAGE. Afsr'.
40 an Mach l-E
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-08
LEG TIRE

ST.. Webster Nv praoar Locke Am,i,r
pf,v,ti.l Ph4et,.l Io'n-rs' PEN Ns'ru
u-e' a. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-08
JONES IIAIs. 4 P00Ge
1913 Washington Street, EoNton,
Importers and lIhoIcsalc dcalcrS in
WATCHES, JEWElRY, MILITARY
G0OOS, &c.

HAN f. received by recent arrival hom
4 L Ensla and France, a large and "a
lenslNe assortment nllhr lllnMlnr dretmhcd
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
Emisran,s from sM eden.

About four hundred EN- grants from
Sweden, arrived al Chicago, few days
ago, ON their way to Henry county, III,
whittier five hundred of their cuunirymen
had preceded them bj year. Their
proPerss is all held, says the Chicago
pemocfat, in common, although same are
wealtlj aud Others destilute--sone have
htife e'arno money, and Others s., 600 or
Sl0,tuW lhs community, embtsciGg
about elsyen hundrtd petsoes have par
chased alnost The whole OF Herr, County
conts,nng some OF the fines, lands in the
west. ihes are manufacturers of an ex
'c.slehi quality of ltnsp, aIlA have btough1
7, y ~ .Al.eas ben a large QuanHty of fsxseed
swith'wtlch to experiment n1 the limos
soil. Ia lheir religion, these penp, ap.
proachhlpe Lutheran denomination, al.
thvughnon cnutOimists in regard tosthat
ch"rehs The, reject al prescribed forms
-and ceremonies Ia tIeir worship, aud
claim no guide bat the b. ble--nu spIrilua!
sathority other than Gods.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
Juvenile wit.

A clergyman happened to pass boy
What is the matter. my little telIoWn
Tie boy replied, Before We could hard.
ly get enough to eat fany thing, aud
now what shall we d.! for there anotLer
one come
Hush thy inurmnrins and wipe off those
tears said ihe cIerg man, aud remem
berihat lie never sends mouths without
sending victnals TO pnt intn hem.
Il know hat said the boy, but hen
lie sends all the mouths to our house. aud
the vlCIuals to yuur hUuse'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

Friendship DO not believe because
man smiles upon aud seeks your society,
iha, he is your friend. Smiles and pro-
Cession alasi are so abundant as TO be Of
no value. lie only is your friend whose
illustrate them, through all his life--who
Nsndshy y9u through all the vicissltndes
Of fortune, in Sunshine and in shade
When you find such being make him
your second self--cIing to him as TO your
very life, for tie jewels Of the earth are
scarce, aud, therefore, precious, for the
sand Of life glitters in' the radiance Of a
high enjaymeni; and even the golden bowl
10 5r oxen at the fountain.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

wine because il resembled the blood of
the aristocrats; and his wife contributed
TO his sanguinary proceedings. Envions
and ambitious, she coveted rything.-
Several individuals were guiliotned for
HE sake at jewel, which this cruel wo.
man desired to possess. And with re
spect Ia her may rectify an error COM
muted by Madame d dAbrantes. Mdlle
Rohespierre was never inhabtis nf inIima'
Cl with the fury who hecoms the wiie Of
joseph l.ehon. The fotmer detes'ed rhe
eXcesses OF her elder broth and fre
qnentl, reproacbed hun with his crimcs.
1t Is certsiH tl.siathe unnatural broth-r
un z iournes itiatsbe medttated to karras
that he might be freed from her inerfsr-
ence; but the younger K thespierre infor.
med his sister Of The PROJECT, aud conse-
qnentl, SHE did not 60 TO Arr.s. She at.
tributed this design 80 Lehon rather than
her brother, which proves that there could
be no acquaintance between the intend.
ed victim aud the oxecntioner. Besides,
Mdlle. Rubesplerre had been well educt.
ed; she was yIrtuous, pious, and sensible.
Madame Lebon was of obscure birte, de-
PRAYED, impions, and cruel. Nothing
could be more opposite than were these
two beings, aud Mdlle. Robespierre never
did associate with Madame Leben.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
PORTUGAL.

The civil war in Portugal las almost
ceased TO excite attention, from the folly
the weakness. and the cowardice Of the
bell gerents. We have deemed it neces-
ssry to interfere for the protection of our
ancient ally but such storm IN tea
Gun is beneath our notice and onr sympa-
thy. In the neighhoring kingdom OF Spain
nothing has occurred to change the com
plexion of matters. The Queen and her
husband continue in the same state Of es.
'rangement and Europe looks, wonders
ing in smazemeut what will happen next
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
Reasons for not Fighting a Duel.

NJ. de Iangerie and VI. de Mnntande.
both remarkably ugly men, qaarreiled
and challenged one another. Arrived al
tie place Of meeting, II, de LangerIe
s,ares hi. adversary IN he iace, aud
says
Il have just reHectod--I cant fghr
you
With this lie reiirned the sword into
aihe scahhard.
" How sir-what does thsmeah!'
!" means that Shall not G.ht.
"Whal you insult me, aud refused to
give the salisfac,ion!"
"lf ] have insulted YOU, j ask 4 on.
sand parduns; but have an insnrmounta
BILE reason for not lighting wish YOU.
Bat, sir, may one know III"
" I; viii offend you,"
No, sir"
" Tuu assure me -
Yes, | assure yuu"
Well, sir, Ibis is tiff we fight &C
cordlug to all appearances, ! shall XIII
yuu, and thea shall remain the uglies
fellow IN thu k1"gdom!'
4ils al. ersarl. could nal help laug hIhg,
I-and tuel returned " tAe CIT! guod tuend".
! Don't YOU DO Ir.-NLen a petuieht ~.
| dlstdu.i p"Iiteil observes 10 } oh, "" "-"
oetteE tat me up, hidN ou! --4o" ""
du II.
" hen Clique Of warm friends "an'
.ou " stA't paper 10 totWald d p~f''I"
Iar eel " tieHs, ahJ pfoinlse 3un I"iHt
quantity oi turtnne a"u tatne 10 be EalneA
.u lne uudertakms-dUn't loa do II.
" heu u4i have any business 10 trsnssct
wItil modern iinauGIer, a"d he a'As ""
/ U 20 attd dine wlIh hUn n-Lon't 5od 10 a.,
.3noult Iou happen 10 cAtch Iohr,e Il
unlstitng 10 p uInIhg oIhce, and TIE CON
po.ttois te.ls 1uu 10 wHistie i1"ler--I "n :
you do tt.
lion an odd occ c4sian your wife should
eXciaim to iOn, NOW tnnI0le over the
cradle aud break your Geck do!--don't
you do IT,
When horse kicks you, aud You feel q
strong disposition 10 kick the horse ~ re
turn-don'i you do II.
When you are silning very expeditions
Iy round town, in search OF somebody with
something over, who can assist you with a
loan. and you are suddenly anticipated by
somebody, who wants TO borrow from you
--don't you do it.
When you are offered great bargain,
the value Of which you know nothing
about, but which you are to get al halt
price, being as its you'--don'i you do ii.
When young lady catches you alone.
lays violent eyes on yud, expressing pop
in every glance--don't you d o 1t.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
YER4 CRUZ,

Speaking Of the capture of Vera Cruz,
the Washington Union says:-'lIad the
city held but welve hours longer, il would
have been assailed by storm, for which
plrpose ample preparations had been
made. and then would have been witnessed
spectacle more appalling than any re.
corded in the history Of this Continent
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

4 SHREwD Boy A friend tells MS the
following which we consider guod 'un;
Beng in amachanics shop, the oIhe r da,
an urchin came in, dress covered wIil
mud. His father, observing his dlru
plight SAID 10 him
'William, my sou, how came J on TO mud
dy your dress So?
The Toy steIped a moment, hen logk
ing his lather ia the ey very soberiy as.
Father, wha: am ] made ofi'
'Dnsi. The BIble says. Dust thou arr
aud dust shairthou return.
Well, faiLer. il / IN dus, bow can help
heing muddy when il rains on mel
William 60 down stain aud gel some
wood, start.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
poetical @Tancy.0

A ersh.looking individual being
under suspicious circumsl ances, teigned
mnacy; aud got Off by frs, being kicked
to The door by The master Of the house,
aud afterwards kicked to the pavement
By lie porter Taking these applica-
nons. as the saying is, 10 good part, he
returned to bis associates, and reported
lh,, he had been feIed at big house up
Broadway.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
Health and Money.

The latter is the most enjoyed, bat the
least envied. Yet there are chose VII"
would part with health for money. while
Il e rich man @ouli gladly part with all
his money for health
i would give half my fortune. said a
wealthy man the other day, ,cuulj ] per
spire as that laborer does.
Labor al do was the reply. 'and you
will.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
Candid Advice.

A Middlesex Magistrate who was pos
sessed with the itch describing, and had
written beck which he meant 10 publish,
sent ii to Dicksens for his opinion, who,
finding it full Of absnuditles, returned it
with lus compliments, and desired his
worships would send it TO The House of
Corr ectiUu.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
Cord

The Albany Journal 'ays that son OF
Erin recently arrived 10 the land Of lib
cry, made application to an individual
for emplo, mehi. and received for answer
a 'go'to hell by jabers' said Patrick,
San you are The hrs' man in Amerihy that
iye' gnv me an invitation TO his own faith
er's house
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
The Elephant.

i say, George said one of the return.
ed volunteers TO comrade. yester.
day a, the caravn, inside Of which the
double pig luxuriares, and outside of
which ii is exhibited on canvass, 'let US
60 in and take look al this here animal
Not ], said the comrade, my desire to
contemplate animal nature is gratided-I
haze seen the ElephanG'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
The way to Advertise.

DR.. Townsend paid in advance nine
hundred and eighteen dollars and seven
ty-fve cents, for advertising in Phila.
delphia paper: and double the amount to a
paper of New York. II isnot astonishing z
the great popularity bis medicine has
gained thro' out the T. States.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
sXYhirhistha Rascai1u

II appears from tie Boston Chronotype
fha, Mr. Marett, late President of the
New Englaud Bank, in that city, was not
exactly a 'defa,Ilter,' bat was only in The
Lahit Of aPPropriating to himself The 'ex-
tra shave on notes aud bills over legal ia
teres! BY such Transactions he lald np,
u seems, treasure tor himself Of some
sixt, Thousand dollars, instead Of a,iug
il ap for tue Bank! The qneslipn is,
which Is nos' cnlpabIe--the Bank Of Mr..
Mareu!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
During tie bar,Ie of Buora viss

During tie battle of Buera Vista. olj
Zack was near one fine regiments of in.
iantry aud saw The men dodging their
heads in every direc ION TO dodge the
balls. when he said, Stand up IL them my
men-don'i he afraid, they will go over
yon--while speaking, bali came whiz-
zing close TO his head. and he involuntar
hy udged-continnin his speech-'bui
dodge them il you can, il is not bad
plan.'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
iinsty.

BE not too hssv; you better think a
moment before yon leap aud break you
neck. Are you invited to enter disre
pu,ahle bdnsel Rehec'--don't decide IN
a tnonen,--unless ,irtuons prin cipes have
ever predoininated III yonr heart. IL
glass of cordial present to your iips!--
fnuch mol until yon ave thought Of the
consequence. i sixpehee IA your
masters drawer, placed in a situation TO
,e,ap, ,tnl BE not easily tempted, least
yenr haste should suliy your good name.
BIZ hist in nothing, where yoa are not
peaecty sufe ye, are righA Many fet-
assAc u 'ups eco Babies il ieafs, of re-
gret. that the hrsI tempt alton was moi
resisted--that the right hand had been too
hasty III its work of ruln. An ounce Of
prevention is better than pound Vt cure.
let NIL remember when tempted % com
init a. wrong act. A moments fore
thought may be the means OF saving. your
reputation and preventing llpess oEte.srs
aud long years of regret and misery.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
Nortrp.
Speak not HarshlY.

Bv Miss julian A. Fletcher.
Speak not harshly much ofcars
Every human heart must bear
Enough of shadows sadly play
Around the very sunniest way
Enough Of sorrows darkly lie,
Veied within the merries, eye.
BY thy childhoods gushing tear
BY thy griefs of after year
BY Thy anguish then dost know,
Add not to another.s woe.
Speak not harshly-much Of sin
Dwellcth every heart within
In Is closely covered cells
Many wayward passion d.ells.
BY the many hours mispent--
BY the gifts to error lent
BY the wrong thou didst not shun;
BY the good thou hast not done,
With lcnient spirit scan
The weakest of thy brother man.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
To While the Hour Pleasantly.

We clip the following lndicrous hit
from one Of our exchange papers. 1t is too
good TO be lost even for relations sake
How " ell it is the sun and moon
Are placed 50 very high,
That no presuping man can reach
To puck them irom the sky.
li'iwere o>so, do believe
That some reforming ass,
Would soon attempt to take them down
To light The world with CAST
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
Holding The pIou. h.

A recent inning ant had applied for EN-
pluyment to a farmer. at Ahdu, err, Mass,
and being asked If lie was acquainted
with all sorts uf farm labor, replied, With
out histatiun, in the Affirmative. lie was
accordingly engaged and the nexi morn
ing sent to 'hold the plough with the son
Of the employer to drive. Alter the horse
was tackled ID, the boy give lin start,
but hearing an exclamation behind. tnrn.
cd and saw the son Of the green Isle;
ploughing the ground with bis heels, which
were firmly set. while lie was straining
every muscle to maintain his position, aud
crying OUT stop! stop! how can | plough;
il YOU make the horse drag it away from
me!'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

Somebody advertises for agents TO sell
a work entitled "ITymeniai fnsfucter."
This we suppose comprises an exposition
of he particular JOYS and niseries ofmat-
rimon,. The beat t'Ivmenial Jns'ructer"
We know Of is young widow. Wha, she
don't know there is no use in learning.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

A Young woman aligh,ing from a stage
coach. ribbon from her bonnet fell into
The bottom Of the carriage.
You ave lef, your bow behind, said a
tat, passenger.
No / havn't, he's gone fshiog, iuna.
gently yeioined the damssl.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

PAsE,os.-A man IN passion is like
Vesuvins Ia an erupiion-vomiling forii
9 ames and red hot Stones, which descenr
into its own bosom. Vi
D "a noe sirecis il over the edge Of the ora
ter. 10 deal dsstrucliop 10 others.