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Democratic banner., 1847-02-15
Administra tors Notice.

4 LII persons are hereby notified that | ha,e
"a obtained from the Clerk Of The Pike county
colr' letters OF administrator with the will an.
nercd, on the estate OF Thomas J.. Bird, deed.
bearing date ON the %Oth day OF December, 1916,
M persons III iebtci to SAID estate are requested
u Make Immediate payment 10 the I'm irr,ignca;
AMI all persons having claims against sail r,,,,n
are requested 10 present them propcrIv ,utbrr-
tlcated within one year from and 81 ter the L,,.
OF SAIL letters, or they may he prcrlrried from
harIiig any benefit OF sal! estate, ami if ra Drr-
scented within three year, they will be rpr',, r
barred. CATliARlNE Nj. BAIRD, Adj
inIiI,trAtrlr with the will annexed.
jan. llth. 1917.
&I,SALT! SALT!!-rr
FIFTY BARRELS Pittsburgh Salt fine
article just received and for Sale Inv for
at II No. 7O.-E
WISE & TINKER.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15
Land for Sale

~ he subscriber wishes to sell lis Farm, con-
& sisting q! 40 acres Of choice land. l;ing
about D miles trcm Louisiana. Immediately on
the lniln r"ati leading from Lnui>iana 10 plI;,.
There are more than OF hundred acres well
ami ii Il fine State OF Cultivation, OIL
which there is a gcoi Orchard of lC0 bearing
trees, an there is also a fir>tratc meadow OF
II acres. The whole track is remarkably well
w'i"rc'. "@E":s'inn an abundance Q. watcr inr
>i"cE. an" al ~."rHIing piIrna>cs. Besides 4 Gootl
dws!!i"" hoD',, tarsr are also a number % first
rate ont houses. rnn>i>ti"@ ot Il Kitchen, Mat
house. Barn, Stable &c. &c, | ~iii say notl-
rg more. prr.nraing tlaat these WHO wish Ia
'Irc!iasc,wiil virw the premises Tor lhcmsclv>
LANES BTNN;NG.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15
Trunks,
Administrators NOiicc

4 LII persons are hereby notified that |
a have obtained from the Clerk of the
Pike County Court, letters of Admins
tration on the estate of Joseph p. MrCunc.
decd, bearing date the 2Sth day of No
vember 1916, All persons indebted to said
estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment to the undersigned; and all per-
SONS having claims against said estate arc
requested TO present them properly autIlcn-
tlcated within one year from and after the
date OF said letters, or they NAV be preclu-
ded from having any benefit of said estate,
and II not presented within three wears
they will be forever barred.
MARTHA McCUNE,
Administrative,
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15
JNCOR BLOCK
JOHN l.. TRIDBLi-.

rHANE received per late arrivals II fresh stock
y Of DRY GOODS and Groceries. which
" Il bc yoEI ii Louisiana prices for cash or pro-
uncc al III If store in Sprncrrburg.
TREBLE & BLOCK
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15
Oassl Before the Mayor.
'SrArE OF MISsOuRI,|
City Of ST. Louis. {

City Of ST. Louis.
D"cr"E A.. q. BRAGG, being by ne duly
sworn, drpo>cs anal says, that his Sugar Coated
Pills, now so generally known and SO extensive
y used throughout the Southern and western
States, don"t contain one particle of mineral a,
any kini' as has been enormously stated. He
further $ atcs that he i, al this time ma nuIac,ur-
ing and putting up, ready for market, from % ,o
'io'OoO boxes or these per week, and that the mr.
drrs ami calls from agents and others for tbcs
RMS, have become So numerous, eren nj Ills
healthy season Of the year, that some annie
lions are necessarily delayed from ten TO iw elyr
'Sys, on account of Opponents inability to man.
'''a'f"r' them fast enough to supply tho incrsa..
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

= Dozen Orter. f'ur-Scal, Nutri1. Musk
~ rat, lIair-scai. Scl,ttr and Cloth Cap,
ofc.eIy variety, ROW 5. ling Il from T. = c, nj,
Ia $40, by l.. n. BRYSON < Co.
November 10th, 1876.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15
AND sT1i4n TsEE3Y CGsIE!
Fall Supply O.
BOOTS end Ss!lnaAs.

EISf RECEIVED trom 8. Louis. ti.r lar
r { ct an! finest assortment OF Boots, Slin, ;.
/ in!ings AMI Leather ever "Et red lcr sale in
nj. Pike, q: which the following is pat nf the
aIiicroht kinds: Mems hes, Clur,p :nd :lrlg,i
Bo"ts, mrrs best Morocco. Cali mi hip Riots.
mems thick Boots, varying in price "nl an iitv.
10 >"ittl,e tin'"s. Also Il large ana >~pi,n,,ii a.-
Of Ladies and Misses Shoes, HJatcrs
and Caters, all Of Tie vcly best guilty. which
We offer on the best u terms. Persons Wishing
{" purchase will f"d il gre-t!y Ia tl,ir ;,,v.n-
t'gr 10 call anl cN":a.nc onr stock before prir-
chasing elsewhere.
NEWMAN * MARLEY.
November 10Th, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15
Cst.srsaAy! BLow:!
S7:>ls ana Winter
zOJAsS2e g e


AZ T. have just received, and have now OF
w ianl the largest, best. most fashionable
and cheapest lot OF clothing ever offered !or sale
III Fihe county. We have selected cur articles
with ere, an purclItsei them Tor cash, hence
we ctn nct only afford, hut are dc!a mind Ia
sell them cheaper than they can be sold at any
other house in town.
Oar stock consists Of garments of nearly cv-
cry descriptions AMI size. Persons wanting eth
'cr ii coat, pants, vest, SKIRT or ally thing clsein
orr line can be suited TO i nicely at CIR e>tab-
Ii,lmeni.
We still keep al our old stand, No II, opposite
tie Mississippi Bank. We have No "fISII-
TRAP. nj we have a hooh and line which VT
throw cut haircl with LOW PRICES, and W.
have caught 4 lew of the sinners III that way.
Onr clothing is Of cool material ard we war
r.nt tie mixing. Let our friends and cvrryE"ly
else call. examine and be convinced that this j,
the place 10 come 10.
RICHARDSON s DUKE.
No, IL, Water street, Louisiana, No.
October 26, 1916.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
Dayis,s Vegetable Pain Killer.

For the First time introduced into This Place :!
For the CuRE Of both external and internal complaints,
this is humbug the list Of respectable Druggists VINO
sell the medicine, and the eminent Physicians VINO use
in their practice throughout the New England states Iui
evince among whom, Of the latter Drs Wadswo,'h
and Holmes Of Providence, r. !. There are four trouble
some complaints which this medicine will Invariably Sus
and no mistake, namelyIndigestion, Cosiiyeness oov
Stomach and all Nervous affections. BY taking sn."
tea spoonful OF the PAIN KILLER in wine glass Of W.
ter ser meals persons Of weak sionsehs may ia,
take freely Of almost any kind OF food without Inc M
convenience and il will always, when taken at nlgntr
retiring to rest promote sweet and refreshing sleep ~,
further particulars concerning this medicine see PaaPat
explanatory, which may be had gEAis Rlslng UOoO S0
are sold monthly by the proprietor. oc
For sale wholesale or retail al the General Agency o
flee fur Ills State, BUTTON q CLARK, Brat!leo0frV'
Price 20 cents and upwards, according 10 the sac o Wv
bottle amos
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
Paints and Dye Stuffs.

q C. HALL offers for sale White Lead, Dry and
NJ Ground in Oil, Venetian Red, French Yellow
French, Chrome and patent Green, Chrome Yellow
Litharge, Red Lead, Whiting, Prussisn Blue, YER
million. Lampblack, SC.
LINTSEED OIL AND SPTS. TURPENTINE,
Varnish, Japan, Logwood, Redwood, Camwood'
Fustic, Alum, Indigo, Red Tartar, Elk. Logwood'
Nader, &C., in any quantities, and low as the lowest
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
STATE or VIEWPOINT.

FfobaIe Distrlct OF MarIboro.
In Probate Courl, June ia, A. ID. ls47.
ZONES Russell Hayes, Executor of the last VIII
" and Testament OF CHLOE HAYES, late OF
Brattlrhoro, deceased and files his administration ac-
count oI examination and allowance.
Whereupon il is ordered that said Executor notify
all persons interested that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of said account the session thereof 10
be holden at the Probate Office in Braileboro in said
district, on the 9Th day Of July next by publishing a
copy of the Record OF this order three weeks success
lively in the Vermont Phoenix printed at said Bratte.
boro previous TO said tine Of hearing.
A true copy ofrecord.
43 Attest, y. D. HARRIS, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
DAGUERREOTYPES

THE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to the
u citizens Of BTaltleboro and vicinity, that he has
list returned from New York and will be found at his
Room, over II. ID. Brackett's, where he would be
happy to wait on all those that may favor him with a
rall. Licensees taken at the Vermont Daguerrean
Gallery shall not oe exceled by any other establish
Inent in the country.
On hand and for Sale Cheap,
lE@Plates, Gases, Chemicals, and every thing used
in the art.
nsPups thoroughly instructed in the art, and FUR
nished with apparatus, fdesired.
COOLEY
Brattebcro, June I6 Is47. 4s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

Mr. Whitney has been lecturng in New York
upon the expediency Of making Rail Road from
Lake Michigan TO the Pacific Ocean. Mr. Whitney
asks Congress TO sci apart strip OF the public
lands 60 miles wide, from the lake to the Ocean
The land for 800 miles, he says, is good, but for
the remainder Of the distance il is worthless The
road will be 2,400 miles in length, and its cost is
estimated at $40, 100000. If MIR Whitney can, by
the toll Of all his life induce Congress TO produce
the means TO accomplish this great work, who can
hesitate TO say. by all means let him have them
let him tryi IL he fails we lose nothng-the
lands still belong to the nation-if he succeeds, il
is all gain TO us--t will be an addition Of so much
as the road costs TO the actual capital Of
try, and giving US the entire control of the COM
merce Of the world.
A single glance at the results Of this great work,
says the Albany Argus must convince every one
Of its vast importance. With this road completed,
at 80 miles per hour for the railroad, we can reach
the Pacific, at the Columbia river or San Francis
CO, in l-2 days, allowing almost day for delays.
Thence to Japan is but 4 900 miles, which with
steamers at IL miles per hour would be reached in
Ia l-2 days from New York-from the Pacific
coast to China s 400 miles requiring but 30 days
or from New York, but 25 IL days. The sea voy-
age around the Cape, 10000 or II, 900 miles, now
requires from 100 to l60 days-ffom the Pacific
coast 10 Australia, 5000 miles, could be reached by
steam III - uays, OF from new lork ~ Leg Gays
The sea voyage, more than 1000 miles, consumes
from 100 to 1873 days From the Pacific coast to
Singapore, 6,660 miles, reached by steam in 25
days, or from New York in 80 l2 days. now, the
sea voyage nearly $4,000 miles, 100 or 1870 days.
The magnificent results promised by this work
overwhelm the mind, il is true but they are
prehensible nevertheless, and appear 10 be within
our grasp. Mr. Whitney seems to have the surest
foundation TO build upon-the earth--the wilder
ness earth--and we all know when the labor Of man
is applied to it, with such means as a railroad for
getting its products TO market, the reward is
and rich
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

BADNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR is caused by want Of
healthy action in the vessels which throw off the Precipitation
from tho head When these vessels weak dsened5 the
Precipitation thick and clammy and adhees TO The mouths OF
the pores, and clogs them p and dries and forms scu and
dandu Less blood is then carried tho roots n the hair,
and for want Of which the hair has sufficient noushmenf
and consequently becomes dry and ha and begins nsensb
to fall off which, continuing increase eventually produces
badness Restore the capillary vessels p the head to their
former healthy circulation and ne silky hair will make its
appearance, which will Increase in quantity aud volume pnt
The hair becomes thick and healthy
Jaynes Hair Tonic tho only preparation that has been
known to produce hair Ld heads which has done 10
nnumerabe instances and will seldom fail f properly and par
Eeyerlngly used
For Sale by BUTTON CLARK, Brat.eboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
Notice.
April lst, 1S17.
SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS are received Of almost
In every style imported, and manufactured in this
country, and many imported articles at very much re-
duced Prices and are offered for sale al small living
profit CUNE & G0QDHUE.
Bratteboro 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

DIR. Il. GRAINS
SD / n GA b d O m NAL SuDpOrters

A N Instrument highly recommended by Physicians
IA generally. The following certificate selected from
hundreds Of others, is subjoncd the person is well
known in this region.
Keene, N. II. Aug. 10Lh, 1914
have for several years been in the use Of DR..
Grains Spino-. abdominal Supporters, and for weak
Of the Spine and kinds Of distortion and pro.
apsus Of the utera, and abdominal debility generally,
have found il superior 10 any thing OF the kind have
seem II is particularly useful for young persons OF
sedentary habits occupations to prevent distortion
and other deformations.
AMOS TWITCHELL, NJ d.
For sale by j. P. PR0UTY, Braltleboro.
Physicians furnished with the Supporters at the
wholesale prices
June g. 1947. 6m4l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
To all Concerned.

HAvING bought out my partner 10 trade on the
II Il first OF February last and taken upon myself the
responsibilities Of the late firm of Davenport and Mer-
rH,-all having unsettled accounts previous to this
date, are respectfully invited TO settlement Of the
same. Also all old braiing accounts will be consider.
ed as Cash if the Hats brought in within two
months. L0CKHART DAVENPORT.
Hinsdals, June Ia, al. Sw4S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
ALL WHO
Chase & CrandaII

HAVE Just finished large lot Of Linen Goats
IL English style) Also, Fancy Linen Pants,
beautiful article Tor warm weather, which they ar
selling very cheap.
May II. s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
Great bargains I'm CrocLcry.

- Wsre at much less than former prices. Also, eses
Paper xs., iI' 49, WHEELER 4 PRATT >.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
Paper Hangings.

TIME subscribers receiving direct from the
Il Factory in NeiS Jersey, large and splendid stock
Of Paper HaRgings, comprising every variety and
style from to 30 cts per roll. Customers respect
fully invited 10 call and examine stock before pur-
chasing. BUTTON s. CLARK,
April 9, l647. fmS9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

TIME subscriber offers Tor sale Paints, Linseed Oil
A. by the barrel or less quantity. Also, genuine
Copsl Varnish and Sperm Oil, all which will be sold
cheap. WIN. II. WILLIAMS.
Wlianssfre, May 80, Is47. 4w4I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
Grindsfones.

X TONS Nova Scotia Grindstones, very superior
- article, for sale by
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
FISH. FISH.
j. CUTLER,
Grocery Store and Eating Rooms,

MO. BRICK ROW. Just received and ia re.
l Ncesing Fresh Groceries such as Tea, Sugar,
Molasses, Picked Salmon, Mackerel Cod Fish, &C.
Also, Oranges, Lemons, Nuts, Confectionery Fruit
of all kinds Pies, Cakes Ice Creams, Spruce Beer, &C.
Bratlleboro, June 9, Is47 az
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
STATE OF vnRMoNr.

Probate District of MARLBORO.
Ia Probate Court, May IA, A. D. ls47
EOMES Otis Bardwe, Administrator with the
~ win annexed, upon the Estate of Abigail Rich.
aTdson, late Of Walpoe, in the County OF Cheshire
and State of New Hampshire, deceased, and files his
administration account for examination and allowance
Whereupon il is ordered that said Administrator no
u(y all persons interested that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of said account a. the session
thereof 10 be holden at The Probate Office in Bratlebo-
70, in said dnrci, the slb day Of July next, by
publishing copy Of the record of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at
said Braltleboro, previous TO said time of hearing
true copy Of Record.
4s Attest, B. d. HARRIS, Ree'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
Wanted, Wanted.

RUTTER, Cheese, Tallov, Lard, Dried Apples,
ID Corn, Rye, Oats, Barley, Peas, Beans Palm
Leal Hats, sirainSr Cloth and Rags 10 any quantity,
at DICKlNSON'S.
May 81, AZ. 9w4O
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
MORE R0NNnTs.

~ c. HALL has received another large LOT OF
W. FLoREscr BoSSErs, Fancy and Plain, at still
lower Prices, at Wholesale and retail.
May IS. 40
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LADIES

l. A I'D i IL y
WILL End at @. C.. HALLS. good assortment
w Of GIEsHAMs, MusLIEs, MUSLIN GIEeHAMs,
Lawns, PRisrs, De LANES, SILKS, PLAIN, PLAID
AND fIGuRED WHITE DREss GoODs, ALPIEEs, SUM-
nER SHAwLs AND HANpKERcHIEFs, HosIERr AND
CLOVIS, MILLIEERY GooDs OF every description, and
all kinds OF LINEN and lIousEKEEPISe GooDs.
He has also greatly enlarged his stock Of French,
English, German and American Broadeiofhs and Cas-
sinieres, Ratings, Taiiols' Trimmings, Denirns,
Cotton and Linen DriRings, Kerseys, and Summer
Stuff of erery description Comprising every thing
in the Day GooDs line likely to be called for.
May 9Th, 1s47. 81
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-17

That compound Of pedantry, tyranny, and
Jolly which once filed the English throne UNI
der the title Of james I, had very lofty notions
Of the kingly prerogatiye, and autiered him-
self that he was the most complete King that
ever reigned, not even excepting Solomon, yet
he was all his life the veriest slave Of his con-
temptible f%avorites. BY aattering his childish
vanity, and humoring his little foibles, sucl
creatures as Carr and Villiers led him about
at pleasure. The sovereign people sometimes
show no little Of the same weakness. BY ex-
tolling their sovereignty and their WISDOM and
protesting the humblest submission to their
will, demagognes as worthless as the two
worthless favorites Of James frequently acquire
such power over them as to be able to lead
them whithersoever they please. Such dema-
gogues are familiar enough with the servlle
terms of Eastern adulation, and IN their pro-
LESSONS Of devotcdness to the will Of their
sovereign lord, whom they call the people,
fully equal the extravaganza of a %courtier at
the foot Of the throne of the Grand %Seignior.
Servant is a term hardly expressive enough OF
their assumed character-sIaye would suit bet
ter, beng much stronger, and somewhat more
expressive Of that complete subsection to the
will of others which they SO eagerly avow,-
But like the h~atterers Of other sovereigns,
while they call themselves slaves, they are in
reality masters, distributing %fayors, and besto"-
ing offices at pleasure. They have, even now,
got to making Presidents, and have influence
enough over their party to secure the destruc-
ton, politically, of any man who d%isobeys
their wishes. Such a man as Bacon could keep
his place under James only by the most un-
worthy compliances, and the tamest submls-
sion to the Kings minion. 1t is said that on
one occasion he gave offence to the upstart
Buckingham, and1n order to make atonement
humiliated himself in the most shameful man
ner, even waiting three days among the me-
malls in the antechamber for an audience.-
The naughty ~favorite could be satisfied only
by thus humbling a man old enough for his
father, and intellectually perhaps the greatest
man Of any age or nation. Thushas the soye-
reign democratic party, or its sovereign servants,
attempted to make Mr.. Calhoun humble him
self before the %favorite whom they have placed
in power, and because he has not shown the
meannoss of spirit which, unfortunately, be-
longed to Bacon, they will over@helm him
with perfect tempest Of democratic indigna-
tion.
Politically | have never been a friend Of Mr.,
Calhoun, but that does not prevent me from
approving his course when l think he is right,
especially now when he is laboring to over
throw a system by means of which the gov
eminent is in danger Of passing permanently
under the control Of a clique Of corrupt and
unprincipled demagogues. o. N. N
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-17
Nem Ia A. Oogan. R-eavane.
From the City of Mexico.

FROM tH6 OAty Oh M6AACOa
The Mobile Herald and Tribune has COM
plete files of papers from the city of Mexico
down to the 10th of June, several days later
than we have seen.
From the Herald we learn that the Diario del
Gobierno Of the 18th Of June, contains the de-
cree of Santa Anna prohibiting the %publica-
ton of notices as to the state Of defence of
the city Of Mexico, and cutting off all commu-
ncotion "with the point of the Republic oc-
cupled by our common enemies, the North
Americans" All persons infringing this de-
cree to be proceeded against according to the
laws against spies of the enemy. All persons
therefore requiring to pass into or to write to
such parts must obtain a safe conduct from the
Supreme Government, or from properly consti-
tuted military authorities.
The 18th was the birthday Of Santa Anna.
We are not informed whether it was observed
as a Jete day.
In the Dtario for the 18th June, D. Jose Ma
ria Cobos states that in regard to McIntosh's
convoy, "that the heights Of the bridge (Puente
NacionaD were occupied by more than three
hundred infantry, besides about two hundred
infantry and over a hundred cavalry in the road
at the base of the heights; that the bridge
was completely INSTRUCTED by a thick barricade
of brambles and trees; that the A mericans had
suffered a loss of 1850 killed, as he had observ-
ed that they had buried a hundred and odd
corpses, and had beheld a dozen shot whom
the enemy could not carry off; that our guer-
rillas a full of enthusiasm; and that D. Juan
Climaco RebOlledo was preparing to attack
the convoy in Raso de OegGs, as he could be
spared without prejudice to the defence of the
bridge; that an hundred and odd American ca
valry and infantry had descended from Jalapa
to assist the convoy, and that four of this rein
forcement had been killed and others wound
ed.n "l p" .|
Father Jarauta represented "that the enemy
fell back in most shameful manner; that the
horri6c fire from the ambuscade caused a loss
to the enemy of over a hundred dead and many
wounded, and leaving us numberless wagons
and animals. Tomorrow, with the force may
have: though only a dozen men, procee to
CaIera, where, with the assistance of D. Juan
Aburto, I propose to strike another blow,'
quoth Jarauta.
This Calera is the place where Gen. Pillow
was attacked. tits said to be nine miles be-
yond the National Bridget
The following paragraph is from the Diario
of the 18th June:
Trustworthy letters and the evidence of per-
sons of veracity confirm the report, that the
Yankees in Puebla do not number 5000, the
artillery does not amount to Is pieces, most
are 8, 6, and A Founders. What garrison will
they think of leaving in PuebIa in case they
move forward? Certainly not less than 1000
And with hardly 1000 will they attempt to
come to Mexico? In such cases it is vulgarly
said The meat as too little for so much BROTH"