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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-06
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IL T.. EYER,

WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER
exvn ESPEC FULLY lnfurms the ci''-
IA gems OF Columbia county, end lhe
lubIic generally, that he has LOCATED
himself III bloomsbury, where ne Is
prepared TO do all kinds Oi ~UIk iE his noe
in the nestest and best syle having bsh SUI
fcenl experience IN ne business aud having
procured good sssor,men, Of the BESl
ENGLISH & FRENCH MArERlLS
fauels himself lhai be only needs F'HIh
IRI.4L in order TO secure the custom.
Ho bas on band . general assortment ol
Speciacies and GiaSse- 10 sail oil age,
Also-Sllver Pencils Thmbies, Reyes,
Guards, ' esl. Fob aud Guard CtdINs.
Jl1WEni2Yo go.
Al Of which will be sold al ,he mos, rnason-
able prices and warranted 10 be what lhey
are sold for.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES,
of every description a?zl'Y Tepai'e! ana
And ESPECIALLY persons VII
do well TO call who have fine Wa,ches suCh
as Lepioes, DupleS EsGapemenls. .Anchor d
other Levers, Rcpea'ers &C, IA lhey vii
be carefully repaired and warranted TO per-
form well.
N. b. The golden role il ovr business
ia C.4 SH. and in order to justify our rIIoes
lhts will be required.
Shop on Nait-Sircrk beioW Nmkct,
nearly opposite George Heavars'Y Store.
Docgmber IL, ls46-ly34
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Valuable
Property.

tho subscriber having been engaged nesr
'hiry years 10 he Mercantile Business,
wishes to retire and seIlle up his cuncerne.
and give younger hands an operrnniiv of
making money, offers his PROPERTY
IN BLOOM TOWNSHIP, consisting Of
STORE, MILL, FARMS, FURNACE,
md other property his property is situated
on b;g Fishngcroek three miles from lhe
canal aud same distance from Bloomsbury,
the new Seat Of Jus'ice {, ia a good location
or any public business. .jiii has four pair Jf
ISiones, wl'h tho necessary Bolts and other
matters. Furnace calculated to make 35
Fons Pig Iron per WEEKS suited to use
either Char Coal OF Stone Cos--has been
IN successful operation for the past two
wears Iron ore plenty in the neighbor-
1oOd and wood lands within le y miles Of
be Furnace
Or would sell one half the Interest in the
properly TO person competed, aud willing
IN tahe an active hand in ,be management.
NddIo?s TO Lighlslrc3I Post OGic2 Columbia
county Pa. NJ, MCDOWELL.
December 3, 1915.
Tho Dsnvile Democrat, Miners Journal
Pontsville Democrat ss( Argus, Easlon ,aud
Jefferson Democrat Reading, Will give tho
above jivc insertions and forward their bills
for payment 10 NJ Mcdowell, LlghISreet
or to Ibis Office,
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z EDesDg6C Seggc .
In pursusnes of an Oorder of the Or.
,hsns Court Columbia county. on
Saturday February l8llsaS

ocxt a, 10 o'clock ia the forenoon, Samuel
KisUer Guardian of ,he Minor children Of
William Hdems laie OF MsGisOn township
n said couniy deceased will expose to pub,
ice vendue upon Ihe premises, certain
rae OF land situate 10 Derry township. Co,
Ombia county aforesaid, adjoining ands u
Thomas adams, aud land formerly Of Jobr
Adams now Peter Mooder aud others con
aiming about
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TlCE.

Is hereby given ,hal have purchased
Constable Sale as lhe properly Of John
Moye: he following arurIes Que Bureau
one mantle Clock aud four SGoals and have
les' 'he same in his possession during nv
pleasure aud io'nd any person taxing ,hen
nom him e'Iher ny purchase OF olhefwis,
without my consent,
Jan, 70, 1s4t5
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-06
HS2 Acres.

moro or less, about % acres Of which is
cleared land, bat no buildlcgs thereon lale
he estate Of said Ceceased, situate in ,he
township Of Deny and county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY, Ceyk
Der vile January 23d, ls47
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NOTICE.

NUR friends no doubt ore sNors that we
y y require monty 10 carry on our business, we
therefore take this method Of informing them that
We are now engaged in making up balances on
books. We expect oil those knowing themselves
indebted to US on NOTE, BOND or BOOK AC-
COUNT. OF more than one years standing, will
Icall between this and the FIST of February next
;end .sttts,1le sanfe without any harder talk 6vm
'ta - WIN. MeIzEEYY s. CO.
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We tho undersigned, Commissioners oI
thescouaiy OF Columbia, do certify that the
foregoing is full and correct s,alemen, OF
the receipts sud expenditures e The said
County for the year le46.
Witness our hands st Dsnvile this 26,h
dsy Of January, 4, ID lS47.
FRED'K McBRIDE,0
PETER EN- I, SComRlisSs1Srs
Attest PETER KLINE,
WESLEY Roar, Clerk.
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Sl2,S4s S
BY overpaid the Sale by the Treasurer
which received by him az County Tax, and is
his hands, 52s s.
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LEsr OF RETAILERS.

The following is List of the Wholesale Duo, ;
and Retailers of Foreign and Domestic Mere 'hau
die 10 the County Of Columbia, as returned 10
] anuary Session 1916, classcd as fllows;--
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Neep as nice q vatietN "a Goods,

If both quality aud price, those who make more
noise Ia the papers thGn We do. We have pur.
chased our goods as chenu as { 10 possible to buy
thcm,and we will sell them as cheap, il our ironds
will a.ge cs u ca Al cur
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We. The undersigned, auditors Of Co-
Iunbis County, bang duly elected to adjust
snd settle the accounts Of the Treasurer and
Commissioners, have carefully examined
The accounts and vouchers of the same lur
The year 1916 do certify that we find them
to be correct as co, forth ia the foregoing
statements and that we fni balance due,
The County IN the hands OF the Treasure
Of seven hundred and four dollars and SKY
seven cents; and balance outstanding due
the County from the above menioned soni
ces, of four thousand six hundred and six-
ly. nine dollars snd thlriy-seven cents
Given under our hand this 26lh day OF
January, A ID le47.
JOSEPH YETTER, ]
WILLIAM COLE, .Audiior
J. MCCORMICK
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ITO TgyTn1buG.

WE ARE NOT PUFFERS."
AT TE!THER are we going TO talk about War
| u between the United States and Mexico; nor
Of selling goods 10 per cent lolow city prices.
\ either arc we going to string together ia or nd-
,erisomenls every thing We have for soe, from q
needle to an anchor, out mark what we ,ay---
W O lro go.hg 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
RUTLAND WEDNESDAY. JUNEs M.

wa oryJU tfesdelo,h cloak war low
heels and u, vour feet in The mud fall IN
love with a shot wctnsn % fortune sri
give W the match io,scsps rdieuls. make
a eonrsn. oteiisnee n gsijea wsl., n.v.
ct taste mouibisl Of wstm soap, az. A,c
upon cold potatoes, on account Of The dis
lance between tho plate snd your mouth
ov,tv mc'sl bung cooled IN eut,co, Fl
mir be called isihy' II you are lean ami .
mens'ei II you ere istO Have You ooas.I
cred ,f, all these cooiiuon. of c.capiar
,our moics modioeri,y Of Eve fds,si
Truly, he Is moM happy who occupic. q
middle ground - to money. fame and ere
The Ie.pse.ahle men 4 auin.n Of World
enIcy liic while the extremes arc miserable.
the one from suflei,, the Other from hunger
!, nigh, bc shown that there i. rc,r ~
"mb'snce between the highest $50 called
AM the lowest society The same feck ,ess
regard ofpablle opinion nnl, !, the one
It Is called Independence, n the other dos
perstioo. k,ags snd here's mssAss ~ o.
tain their ends BY violence and 70 DO rob
bers and house breakers Very fs.h.ona
bic people turn nigh, INTO day, AMI 50 do
,hieves and cut throats and gamblers -
Dinil,s change thar dress many Time, 10
day ani so DO those who disguise them.
.''sc for rlpul'r to escape the police The
wealthy riic IN coaches, % d. n,irs 6.
fan, ouly 81 The outside aui The B st pat
Of Tie turkey often goes into the knchcn. -
Ii rs a,j the nobility Of Eng lard are pro.
verbally car,l,s. abou, dtcu 30 are les
gnts
l,i.no' denied 'ha. there j. grea, virtue in
high places, oicn tn, 20 there Is IN low
aud humble once But man IN he hest q,
tate is mother fat nor lean. n,iih,f tall nor
shon, 50 we contend he IS IN TIA, condition
neither rich nor poor, nclihcr famous
nor insignificant Genus IN practical
sense, Is impractical The m,n who
live ior fame 1--we for themselves, no.
for the world Wealth doc. no, fulfil
the expectations Il tie rich Office does not
exempt from care and vexai,on beauty is
moro Aa,,cting than loved and in short
The, the general l,vel rs more accordani 10
nature, aud therefore, the mos. likely TO be
happy Give me, then, the wise man
SAYS, 10 live a calm life, nwny from dis
pu,,s and rIvalrics, Ia the enjoyment Of the
works Of God, where may feel mys,l!
growing IA self control and s,f t,spec., and
more anxious about how shail stand bclof.
my Creator than MAN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

toe Nars--hi. bootA scrc wou,si,d. las can
very much hrm,ei. and he dug, blue ,aole,
gssbc' in ,A',oa, place. ho iAec ~ oui
returned volunteer was tanned hy exposure
g. tie sun anI ard sands ol Mcaicc. ts
hands were A. =, i a, bat. aud IA, pug
uosc otusnon,rd uish am ampur, & Iiua-
pcs. liis ~hlss,rs and mus,aoh,s woic a.
dense az the charafa. between Pom, Isabel
and NaiAn.pfas, and bis hgLt blue ewes
moved IA thor .ocl-,. With sa,ssc Kind
81; cu,l.asiasm lie WAS ,d,ntl, 'a.,-Acr
than be should have been, but A,s bear,
was IN the rlgtt place. aud !fom las loois
be appeared g. IT, A. brave as steel. r. .
crowd a. admirin, listeners. composed 81
cah-mcn IA oh cloth ,,ais. drsy men IN I'D
aanno shirts. aud long .shorc ,ncn ~ every
VARIETY IL dilap.da,cd snd quain, costume,
urNo!uniccr thus gave ven, 90 81, patriot,
ISM
+ "follcr.c,lson said he. I've bin down
thar I've lain these long bones Of mine on
Pint Isabel, aud ,naalsed ." Abe sp,ss.sl, doe,
Kind .. dreams. surrounded l., galaxy ~
sand fics on the B,aIos. aud ccn,cricdo,
was my companions at Palo Alto; bu, al
Rcsachcr ! give coupls TT more McAicap
gentlemen laI-,iok-u.lar HI sccu
Chmlc, Mas W en- hc made the charge,
.Hl hr,td po,r Kascly b. Der out. STOP
Charley "a csaw their trc. want
at For, Brown. but on nay honor n sorcl
,ho Great Western" II beg Your va,don
MIS- Eonrdeiic) can make the niacs, coffee
that ever MAS drink,d. The al,a,ie a, Mat.
amorv~ took he NJ one night fur being drunk
bat the way that IN, captIng brough, lin,
. up 10 a.. bull ring Of milingtary cpinion
was caution 90 the skunk~ that used a.
sweep Tie plaza with willow lruoms ! was
up at Ha,uosor, aud icorishcd Tor while
IN the >uhaih, Of Camargo. ! crossed over
~th nincral Wu.h. and may b. | wasn't
AZ Monterey. oh, tina, Bishop. Palace
tho s,ormin' was the pur'icst sigh, IN the
worlli Then, IN tie s,r,c,s--,hc barricalcs:
why. our boys hop' over en- like squirrels.
AID ihc Ncxicans fell IN The paycmcn,s Ike
hickory nut. ia lie fall of the year Ru,
Rouyls'cr was the field whore loxtinrrlsh-
al my sciL ivut Ike u man, gentleman
/ ! di1 e'cn I'd /acl on tia, ID
I u N"liiI iHai E'I ~ MS H. allH = inc Ni'Nl-
: cans had touched hair Of Ii. head we'd
. mas,acrcl every mothers sun on en- --
/ Tia, id man cant DE fetched hy any thing
made IA Mexico: il lie can You may have
\ my head ior football Aud now, gentle.
men, IL Lad money Id ,roa, YOU M, but !
amt got the first red cent IIowsnnlc,cr,
heaven and the aymas,cr wi!lin', I shall be-
in town on Monday next with a pocket full
Of rocks. and the way that | shall scud up
the Mississippi u Old Louisville viii sur
pll.e All magnetic tolcgralhs"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

aHi every ralsc ~ ,ovr tody u.r,l.. with
On eos,Ac, TIA, bAs he ri,Al IN s',,r lie --
Az 81. tia, kiss j. I'M MIS- II .swouh
all the rest.
Bu, wori a. g. tie roiu opcraaii -
a liss. rclieacs ia IT,, iu'cllcc,Da aisusc.
mon, !. The cL,.' thiue Don't, tie louos
Of johannes Sccpndus don, hunglc tic
matter by Eve minutes ,ertgr.. Ikea al
playing With amousc Ms glh dol.bcf-
atslv, slf-sous.llc al ~. ,iuic g. TIE grca,
duty YOU are ptnorn.,n. but Icmembcr
also that HISS 10 Ia cnjp,cd IN all isnayor
should he taken 'rcsh Ike chsmraigue just
from thc Task AN then you e, !, in all
~ airy and spirirc''e fa.in,.-. II YOU
wish sentimental lls.-and attic, al per
haps they are The sI,acr-sicsl Your ann
around her wais,. take lcr laui sal, IN
Your own, ard then tcudcrly drawing her
toward. You. Kiss her a. You nigh, imagine
zephyr TO do IT never exactly timed
the manUuyor With a stop watch. bu, ha,"
no doubt the affair might be managed very
handsomely in ten seconds. The cxac, point
where n lady should be kissed. may he de-
termincd BY intersection Of two imaeiuar'
lines. one drawn rcrpendrula'ly down H.,
gentry o'thc face, aud Tie other Ils.lng al
night angles through ,hc hne 81 the mouth
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

4; Sam Lover is publishing his Song,
Of America and they appear to be as taste
fol, pihy, and pleasant a his Songs Of Ire
land Staying the Deer" IS he u'lc o
the enc jrs, out, aud the two verses follow
ing viii give an idea o! n-ls,. Loui
Reveillc.
l. tie wood. hunters say,
u /. glorious sud gay,
T0ru.h through their porting career
Where ia. leave. falling led
li.ll r,Aiy mad bed
When they ret after staying the deer.
I'm the Neni-on ,teAk
j., ial Tasting they make,
Ard The aask going round help. The cheer,
While the log. h!AsinF hfis't
Keep them warm ,hf" tie night,
When they rest after 80, ing the deer.
Bat know asrort
That /. safer rcsort
For wscs viii complain N too far
Nou arc tempted 20 steer
In pursuit oi tn. deer
AMI thcS wonder where, CT you are y
80 give nc a sleigh
On the white frozen
With woman bc.iie me 10 cheer
Who Is never complaining
ln~ Iouy YOU are remaining
While thus you are sLrionisu rnr bsAa'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
TIE TENLNN KANGEKS.

A correspondent g. the Cincinnati Signal
draws Il contrast between the European
mounted soldier and the Tcxian Rangers
~ Which All Interesting description oi the
latter j. given.
The Texan Ranger, when best mounted,
Iides a horse bred IA Texas, from American
stock, combining strength and speed with
caIahiIi,y OF enduring the climate he uses
thcM,hican saddle ,iai.cd before and behind
the skin @, some Wild animal thrown over it
aud attached 20 II s1lnc twcnt, Of thIty
thongs Of leather. hy which be ties upon i,
the different articles he requires tor cam,
usc--ior but two or three pack mules are
allowed 10 n company, aud man must car
~ al hi- personal baggage himself lie
carries Il line of braided leather about thirty
feet IN length. called iar,fio. aud line oi
the ,ainc length made Of twisted horse hair
called tdbaroS. Th. latter when laid up.
on the ground IN circle, prevents the ap-
preach oi snakes OF other reptiles 4: az thcsc
ia coming IN contact with the pro,ruling
lair GA IT, .uriac', will glide a ia another
Direction. II i, thus luiI where the Ire
caution !, nec,ssary. Tic ,r.c, within .ls
surface Carefully looked o,oI--and tie ran'
ger may then rest in comparative secuiity
I'll. idroiio aud cabarOs together make ,
length Of siAty .cel-whicb, with one en-,
attached to the horse, even without the ot h
r's being fastened t. the ground Will dlsiu
clue Ian from feeding great distance n
WAY In the morning hr Will bc found moi
farther than u half mi.c--so.dum nor,
than 200 wards
The Ranger prefers bucl-kln parialoons
~ these alone can Withstand the rhaparal
he wears hunting sAiii nud cap oi the skii
Of s1n.e Wild animal which, Ia the range o
tie regiment Nil assume every variety @
shape. Ills Ilfe carries about sixty O
sc.ruiy e. tie pound. ard j., very long an,
heavy lie carrics also, lui.e-hun
made and w,th Wooden LauI.c--th ~
made iruin nj are preferred. Lately. la
been added t. A.s arms res hing pl.i !
ll.a LII, pouch hal - en- biz riga, s.d
vlib hi' powder horn Tie s;rup tial ,Hs
ponds iI,,c j. hru,'lcu,l over tie lc.
s.,oi..er. or h-s q si-.A ia4 n't-clol g. .
tpID.c,e &c ScI AID Ir,.'ure o. ihc IA
l4fr'. Ef'rt inai - lfar, :. shut, att
It ~ sa.4 tn-t At sau Ant.a.o ulc,. wtcl
ii-}s wished t. .npre,1 TIC C4nsDahc
with the capacity o. nls ner inau often wa
rode round bat 90 ;ull 4, ID, a. a di-tauc.
g. twenty yard, shooting into II A,e buiic,
IA sacco .si1n from la I~ohiny pisto. -
1hls SCENE Mcrcdih.c. b4, cD.les froi. ~,
,ral ., s,tn.tsQs.
Tue Team Hanger i pekcd man. Lu
picked b. = ias d.acrcll rule. from ia
winch determines who stall b, lore, guar
fDf the Range onc I.at sa,. yiet,g Lus
scf H. lr'i tie oiI.r ~iaies, t.oi bccar.
a. il to oiteu ,uppo.ed. be- wa moa ri
down IN reputation ~ baulruli but Lccaus
BIZ nd pfc, euied bin fom li,iny IL ~
iuinor petition reduced circum,lAnc,
would lave compelled. q from natural H.,
ofvld and ind'lsndeu, lfc u, !. rcni-
AID ho,I4tsl.c-ao, .uaIe.soD4e and q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
SMALL PARSONS.

Oar ne,rhhs ~ W. i"nsusl t.ll.s funny
Ncry about httlc minister. although hc
'aNs Il do ut follow. t,ai i-causc a
m,n,.ier IL ,msli m .iatae hc IL sn,all re
'rind. vet. nc,csihcloss . hitle nail.i.,et ia
l~rs under srmc disa d,snisrc. Vn~ 81
thu small lind l,,cl, had q call e. settle
over a parish no, = hundred miles i,,u IA.
CITY. aud would have accepted the cell. had
}, not tccm to ihc strenuous cyy,os.il,n Il
''nc ri the dcscohs. who could not consent
Go has settlement, tn scccNnt 81 lIs small
statue. An Episcopal Clergyman. o, th,s
class. wn one sabbath o. preach wh.re the
pulpit Was 80 hieh thu, hs had sor 81
Temporary stool. pt'Trcd up With bricks.
wh,ch he ~ punicd and commenced. armour
eng his tat. which wss ir,m .John, ~. u,
and ct A. Tar ~ n little While and ,e sbsli
not see n,c. When down wcnt hi' stool and
the minister disappeared
Nov u - hapj~p-d. that ono of ,hcss
same little ministers came a. the chapel,
once. At Harvard L. discourse cn things III.
vine. He was an .scccdnsl, h,tl, fellow
IN statue. and Of h's mind We cannot d,po,c.
but his Voice was ccrtsiul, small o. the Ia
l~r Of ntcu-atinc tn trumpet. The MAJ
blcs Il the >orhs began o. be- scr,uusly NJ.
i.cicd. When the gentleman mad, H.. np-
rcafauec along with IN. prsidcn, Quincy.
whom all knew ob. n iorg, man oil ruuild
professor conducted the opening scN ices
and ~ tho 'nttl NAN moved About An H.,
desk, man! lcst aud litter was uttered.
under cover. at the .chponse ., the fe,cred
'Oy When. therefore. he mounted tho
Temporary stool rropcd up with brcl. and
announced his text from Mathew An -
1t j. J. b. not afraid = the ludicrou.uuss II
the idea 81 being afraid Of such a liitl.
chap together with his dmihu,l,o voice,
was too much Tor the students. aud they
burst into II roM OF laughter. while more
tban one 81 the professors 'ur,i,cly unit,d
la the chorus -Bosfon Bee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
From the kllckerboeker.
THOUGHTS ON MEDlOcRtTY.
ny THE DOCTOR

The blessings Of modiocricy, that middle
,,a,c, neither rGh nor poor nci,hcf IA.
nous nor Insignificant, nenher ugly nor
banjsone; neither tall nor short neither
"a, nor lean, on level fair sample OF
WIN, can be enjoying wha. man can IN.
10Y: no, dying IN ones youth, nor living
down to the hslppercd psnaloon !" nsup.
po.ed very wise and plous 10 wish for, hp'
practically very poor 10 have With your
leave kind reader, We VII! enieavor, nccor-
ding 10 our poor ability, 10 show the true
Happiness Of q state you arc probably Try
ing 10 AVOID. >,
The uoh,ppincs. Of wca'ih Lee 10 tbs
thai 1t disnrpoin. he hons The rleh
ran !, d,.srroin,od. No, TIA, w'a,ib ba,
nno, IN rs power to q, much good su'
commas noble eGds. TO, TIA, Il has 10 crea
privilege. Blu, II 10 not everything ]
ane,r,nicd in hcar IS h. purse s~ollcd
II h.ia,elle;, grew with hs pocket # hr
moral view. o,ienl,d with BIS domsins
il man were no, man but an angel, wcais
would bring untold blessings AMI wonl'
may ior Il as I now pray for eon,en,e'
mind Blu, wha, Is the easel The boy
x,, the msu. scrs Whist he nigh, do wrl
h lie pines for il drudge. for Il work
,or and has IL Where IS he nov him
,elO He has contracted HABITS Of mind an
t,iy N b,,equi.nioo. which be esnnc
throw OF: he hss outraged nature. u
di 10, grow IN tenesolenee at he 'ne'ea'
al IN money. Tie occupies IN elevator
10 be ,ure Tie !. on high mountain al
!, chilled by She ,h,a air. lie 10 woode
70 neichsor an Object Of envy to mi
nv bat wealth does no. bnns Tin pese
necessarily Tie though! II would
eloys him 1t 70 weighy. The do,sa'
sunk The sal,or ~ho junpsd overheard
win TO land from sinking shp ~nh b
rocle,. 'sll e!'?r:.c W FAY "eahh d
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
TO TIE SMITH FAMILY.

The c"innIttc" appointed at the late
meeting Of the Smith ianbIy. hereby give
public notice. that their expectations rola-
tive to property soon to lie left Ia England.
have been confirmed, aud that ~ the gen
'lcman expected sbortl, Ia IA. IN England
is now under the care Of n physician. tho
news OF his death may bc expected by The
next steamer
Persons oailin. themselves smythc,
~myth, SMITH or Sinithe. are rcspccth.liy
informed tina, they cannot have my "a tic
property .oon 10 be lei, ia Englaud Hay.
ins very ioohsLly uttered their name f.,
tic purpose Of Appearing li,Ilc select thcy
inust nov ,ui'cf the cohsoln.hccs II tltir
own DECISION.
None but genuine smith And tbo,c
Editors who publ.sh tie proceedings of,'.c
famil, ,nootings ia - successive raprrs, viii
be entitled Ia any potion oi clf.Iory
soon e. lc left il Engl,ud
- person cAn have %, = thar enc GO
l1f bis - hor share, 4 b. there should prove
=, be- a,uVlus after Oefy member - tie
fImi', has received Li, ~ iar share ~ o
lo,e stated !. lhc taid slf la' will b. u,on
49, the CAa ~uilj a. at'leu ofsu,a'ij
ior their r'ce.t s",ef. disappointment.
PR order, John Smith. 1t. Ca'u.
john smith. J,h. G.,
John Saith, .lsi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

Another stammcrcr, who is nAmclcss,
thus bcra,cd ncigl,bor who had o,,I-rcach.
81 his wife in '.wnp, or bargain - know
you, you .,l-n-ry dog--you and your fla
a-ihcr before you; when YOU were b-bo-
o-o-rn. your i.fa-thcr ff-fonnd a 49, soul
would cost shilling and he could g.rct Il
g-gi--zrard fof nincpencc. and - he bo.o.
uglrl "a gizzard"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

Ths hNo ~ 30 JrpGsisr IT, 81.
ifmber l1Yl Ahr Bufs', breach ~lh
For lmi n,n'd iim ff TIE hrH nmc io
dnc prh him Lord GfccG,ilir bsflt.
Arlington AID IN colsH4ioi the parry
Ahei dinucr Bake w., 'afr1'Dy repre-
,cn'n- 90, danger NLlch threatened DO
country. from ih' con'-slon Of Ff'ocn
prineipic, when pH rad
Nrsef fa'. VI Barse iep'nj upon =
we,hsli 20 q a, ~esfc uanl ihe Day II
judgment
Very likely ~ nrhei Sir BAKE, 20
,.he day q no ipdsneni that ! am phhI
IF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
Ale, McManus was u stammc,inc rcruc

Alex McManus was u stanncring rrcnc
who was hroual, before Justice in neigh.
boring city. and was asked by III. honor to
',cttlc C-c-cnn't d. 1t, uttered hc: IA
n.ain, got th.thc p.p.rcwtcr. your honor.
Are You marrlcd;' asked the Recorder.
N-n-ns exactly $3.50 far gone yet, sir. -
"Wcl, viii have To- send you 10 The work
house continued his honor "r., ,aint
no,hin' ,-,,o 80 'h-,h-thcrc" followed Al
itl, i-l-Tm used t-ttoi'; h.b-hut when
You i'-tahcd about m'm-'nuniagc. you
IF frightened me ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

~ -,n.i kis~ ND wra,nn'~i cur,ec
" weld. .Ns,ifeuce because 10 los dis.
er'l'ne ~ ness ssfy g. tho ,feeti,eiss. &
Nc ofis ut IL c'~.,..hss y. conansud.ne
oao'f bat t,n llc h4nsclf aud When -
duiN . . ianiAaf viih hin "a Nth any
tnv,ic slsst het, %. TIC W,,,.ru Ran.
r'r.. Hay laail i,u.d TIC fsactn
ReFimen, tN-d'' haudl j. lcs- otd,-l, $50
And made ar c.s hrs r,hstl, Ns, q msr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
, CICEaoNiAN VOLUNTEER

Yesterday morning. nearly oifp'sto the
Arier, ferry quite crowd va, gathered
around iaan VII l.4 evidently beea !,