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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-07

cleared.
ships-Hsrtford SapbeasB, savannah, Dunh.m d Dim,n
Bsr,s-ouf.rd. Thor. oporto. Osborn; Lamar,iae
Brs-coldsn Grove, Hayes s. Jehns, Nh, Dunsesmb
schr.-eev A,susv,. Ts~. Ksy West, sou,hsrr.r Fuller
fcvtss; Dscc,sh, smith, wiiuiaston D Crotop Rem
sr bsssan csm,rid,s Lazy g; srhss Packard, We're
soop-orpsmsst Jones Philadelphis, y Had.
Arrived.
steamship seulernsr, Berry. chsrlessou. Sep, 1,
With ndse 70 spcfsrd Tilestons Co.
ship Aberdeen, Huthard Liverpos Aur T. With mdse aud
~ seersse pnssensrs 90 Sturre tearmss Co. AYR Isl
l.sH W Ion o. vas In company with sohr Acme
ship $, John tof Bruss-ies Mel, seoasiL Newport. w.
Ssy. vih hos Davis Braol,s Co vessel 70 Nesuisi
son, frcm 81 seln Nh idg Isr'. OF SUD h''y Car
shp ralee. thorl ksug RIO Jspsro 20 asya With s,t.
shp E..s. Ss.psr, frs .s osi.as o. Ion '''a spoke
Bsth charts W.t,t ln,l. nsser. London and s day,
Smith No esis LAT a., Ion 81 spoke Br ahp Hsm. from
Bsrs Colder ts-) H,a,,, o.a., g. a.y. With ,,o, 4,
The Master e passenger avs ~ istIs W. lon ssos
lrg James Cry from Dssf0d Cor Liyerpsoi 'P''
Bari Navy lilies, Hewitt Mar'e.s 81 S.y. With mis..
Bris rhilTrs Ths.eher Savannah, Aug Is With sos,.u
Brs Grace Greeley Kelly rschis,. days, with lumber
.6rs Jul. Morton. ss New Hsv.n sdy., in ballast. "
gris hsei,la, Mclean, New Haven days, in bai.s,
brg ronnd ond, ssrtisg New Haven DAY. 10 ballast
sehr I.s,o banter Thomsston dsys with ston. for 0o
sstrs s.s,s,@sp. Was Bsnscr. 8 s.y.
Schr Lsrtmenf, TteN argy, sschias, q days
chr ss,s Louise Spencer, Lyme, cOns with stone for
sITcy .hins, Pspdis,on. Westerly RI With .,on. for
Brio China. from 81 ksraBs With salt.
syr e-wiss s''un-riss 4 BY MAJ meridian. Z; .,.us-
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Married.

On Wednesday. Sept. 6, BY the Rev VIM Baleh,
JoHs n ALLrrto Miss MANIA TucxER, oldest dsugh-
ter Of VIM Tucker Esq all Of this city
AT New Brunswick, j., on Thursday Sept O, by
the Rev. DR.. Cogsvsll ALorRroN RIDeEwAr Woep, Of
Virginia, to LouIsE, daughter Of Rev. Dr. Cogswell
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Herald MARINE CoYr..pona.,.,

PsiLsDstrHIA, sept ., rh-Arrived-B riss Chleop.
fncry so.os ssahino, Godfrey, steuben's No; Den
mrk oodlury bstcp Nttor cOlcord, Prorid schrs
Csresor, Scott Richmond; Watero, Storsr Boston; "a
eort smith, Ntwpgrt Advance Drysrt, Boston; Thorap-
Ccrson Protiden Iyds Catheos Davis Yort
tsrsh nsnd c.rdrsr aoi Jelis. Vas gudsr Richmops
broeks Rossbfeot Froviaenos; horsau, Mrson d;
are My, Ross Fsirhaver Nsntciet Pendiet7n Boston,
budt Bod, Pavtucket Lorisa Reeves cavalier, Pre-
vtderee Orleudo, Rici srdson Nsrthan mary Cr.nner
tmith Bristol Edwsd. Chsse nsrbehesd; Atlantic Chase
Fortlsrd; hibetto Cherry, Providence
Cleafed-Bsrk Levsner, Lille, Pernambuco; bries Hope
tbI nsmo ~ Spain, Trinidad; AmesLury Cocord. Port
snd Denmtrf woodbury., BostoB; Brysot Godfrey Do;
<uycsr Zee aes Do Alabama. Yates Weymouth vistor
esors sosto, sehrs Feuner kiekerson. Providsnce;
Ihsmes s.as kseon Nantucket Pebdleton, do; Reeves
tnvsisr fs River Cspe MAY Ross. Providcncss No
resV' nason DO; & busa, Budd Hudson, N A Rowland,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-15

Il, is confidently believed that no combination
of medicine has ever been formed that gave SO
universal satisfaction, that operated SO thorough
ly and yet mildly, and in such perfect accord
ance with the Laws of Life as the above Pills.
Recommendations are daily being received ;
and orders are being sent from the western,
southern and eastern States.
These Pills contain no mineral, narcotic,
POISONOUS or irritating substance, whatever f;
but are prepared of the most harmless, mild,
basamic, and restorative Vegetable Extracts
that can be produced from the four quarters of
globe carefully selected and compounded by
Ihe proprietor himself, with s,ric, reference TO
vegetable chemistry and the immulable laws of
health.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-15

For particulars see the circulars that accom-
pany each box. For sale wholesale and retail
al the office of the proprietor, Elmi:a. N. Y
General agency for the south and east l0s John
street, N. Y.
Agents for Monroe County.
Theodore Schoch, Siroudshurg
A. S. Edinger, Tannersvile
J.. r. Howell, Pocono Fannery
Oliver D Smith, Coolbaugh township,
Simon Gruber, Naglesville
February 5, lS49.--1y.
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,IJr TIME TO SUBSCRIBE!
ur Friends ian the Country.
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INDUCEMENTS IL CLUBS !.
coNRAD AND J. p. sANDERsoN, EDITORS
,hl;shers of the DAILY Ne,cs, believing the
ne PUo .Po,os,s of the party demand the wide ex-
! ln'e'fSh nf cheap and thorough Wing papers, and
sioH f.oouent applications from the country fot
1 lng IN ~, Of Clubs, offer their Daily Journal
,nps If six subscribers, (having the paper sent
NV. S,n,e NJ post office,) for S27 per annum; % and
nS.Is ls of TWELVE, at $50 per annum. 1he
W. Of the Daily Neacs, TO single subscribers Is
Tbc Dollar weekly News,
=, I;,orarv and family journal, published every
cap w. = furnished to single subscribers at One
.r = annum: and to Clubs al the following
a. r. SIX copies, SIS; Thirteen copies, SO;
a. az conjes. SIS; Twenty seven copies, $50;
snHr ronr copies. S25; Forty-two copies $50;
Rev comics, S35. The Dollar Weekly News,
IN. n all the latest intelligence, with vast a,
q, IF literary matter, and choice reading' ana
,1ready wide circulation.
% conductors of the News are Wings and
a,a determined to spare no effort to make both
5,ily and weekly journals, efficient organs of
Who party; but while doing this. special at
IN viii also be paid to general News, Litera-
tho Arts. Science, the interests of Trade and
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srs as are necessary TO make good Family
Business Paper.
r. No paper will be forwarded unless pay
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-15
Auditors Notice.

The subscriber appointed by the Orphan's
Court of Pike county, to distribute the assets
of the estate of Benjamin Depue, late of the
county Of Pike, deceased, will attend TO tho
duties of his appointment, al the house of Oscar
IL. Mot, in Milford, in the said county, on the
eighth day of March next, at which time alb
persons are required TO present their claims
against the said estate or be forever after de-
barred. HORACE. L. WEST, Auditor.
February l. lS49.--4t
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-15
REGISTERS NOTICE.

John Miller, administrators of the estate OF
Peter Labar, deceased, has filed his accoun
in the Registers office. at Milford, in and foI
the county of Pike, and the same will be pre-.
senled to the Orphans Court for continuation
and allowance on The 18th day of February
next, of which all persons interested will take
notice. j. c. WESTBROOK, Register.
Registers Office, Milford,
Jan. IL, lS49--4t
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-15
Executors Notice,

Whereas letters testamentafy TO the estate
of Levi Vangorden, late of the Township of
Wesfall, in the County of Pike, deceased, have
been granted 10 the subscriber. all persons ia-
debtedIo said estate are requested 10 make inn
mediate payment, and those having claims a.
gansl the same will present them duly aulhen-
ticated for settlement, 10
JAMES S. WALLACE. Executor,
Residence at Milford, Pike County. Pa.
Milford, Jan. 25 lS49--6t.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-15

meni be made in advance, and all papers will be
discontinued at the end Of the time subscribed for
o. Money may be RENTED by mail, postage
paid. at the risk Of the publishers Address
j. P. SANDERSON d CO..
News Buildings, N. E. corner Third and Chest
nut Sts. Philadelphia.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-15
BLANK MORTGAGES
For sale at thisOfice.

WO0d.--A few loads of wood wanted at this
office Immediately. Those subscribers who have
promised US the article would accommodate US by
bringing some soon.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-15
STATEMENT

OF the Receipts and Expenditures OF Monroe county
Treasurer with the County OF Monroe
rom the third day January A. the 3s of Dec 64s inclusive
DIR.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-15

To cash reed Of Henry Weiss, Commissioner, ON Judg-
ment in favor of the County of Monroe Adm Setter
cash reed off, H. Melick for years rent OF Grand
Jury room, for Odd Fellows
cash reed of Jacob Engle collector of Ross tw for
lSi5 being in former settlement OF his duplicate
cash reed redemption money Unseated lands sold
for taxes in June 1916:
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r1a4- D;.e
Paid Schoch spering for ls47 375
ss'0' @ Gng prnag daIss biaap account '0' ''4 sa9s
Schoonover & Ringwalt for advertising election and
court Ppoelamions and auditors account Io5 lsa3 30 az %
Tor adv general election court proclamation 4o 80 IS
!" for proclamation of Presidential election q blanks 25 SO
+" Court proclamation and Blanks IL IS
o Prlntng plank assessment DOCKS lo TWO years
Commissioners Clerk.Pad D Morris for ls47 1000
. le4o n w - lol w
Commissioners Counet' :" 1s46 1000
&c !" is4a saa soeo soeo 5000
Gerk OF Sessions ,Pald James H. Stroud -, oooo
Road ana Bridge p',s rald Tor orders ior ofldge views
for the years lS43-47-'4o 1900
Road .paid Burson and William HolHnshead
do Susan Stroud 20 90
do DO Fn6sFeP TGnd KePsheT MH,e lsoo 1s"
90 John Setzer =. 50 6o - Ito 90
County Auditors.
Edinger Is47 1850
30 Jacob Franz
do John Morris for auditing Pohonoay and Regis
accounts
Money paid by collectors duplicates and since
funded
do Joseph Kerr go
COurs and ,aVU u,nses nage fs :, -,b - oe 9s
Cleaning Court @ house Commissioners Office Jail yard &C. 100
WoodNamonn, aid @ sor wond and @ ooa1 f co,r ho,s.
ano jan ~, 49, 2oos
do do : do - = in full 17ss- 4ass
Interes-amount paid Daniel Zimmerman for interest 81 7sh
e,....,:t,..-.,. do to Jonas mas Hannah 1900 a
-, Chesnuhll township do to r. Gregery s7h = q S7H
schoonover
90 DO DO Stroud j. Hollnshead 10 AZ - 23 90
Money refunded sundty persons on redemption oiuna
ed Lands 3O3 6o
Pal. Job. m .,: ling %sss:::sse: :. .,, ,
cb Huntsman washing for psones and cutting wood So
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-15

Price-By overpayments made for 1s44-45 retained
and charged to Treasurer in County fund.
I" Cash paid John Debler, Supervisor,
" Cash paid Jacob IIilgart
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-15
SAW MILL.

in complete order. The Sullivan Road passes
within about two miles of the Saw Mill. The
whole will be sold together or in parcels if de-
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
THE pp9r's CORNER,
From the National Era.l
70 Fred srika BEemers
BY J. @. WHITTIER.

BYJ. Err.
Welcome from thy dusky NOrland.
Daughter ii the Vikings bold!
Welcome to the sunny VIhela.d
Which they sought AID found Ot old!
Soft as lapse of SHgrr+ wa:ers
where tine moon Of summer Shines
Sro.as AZ win,er from his mountains
R.arn8 thpouxt the Northern pines
SWAN If A1o We have listened
To thy sas' and THY s"ns,
TAls rs u..h Id joy and g. 'dness
We have known and loved thee bong.
BY tn, mansions m ,rhle manttl.
h. the .ng. walled ca,in's hearth,
Try sweet tn. u.,h bit. and N.'uthesn fancies
Meet AID mIng hh onI mtuh
And o'et weary spirrs keeping
S"rrow's night. vat N. :"na ard chill,
Saine they like the .uDo SaaGmF
Over msdnasha vale aa.,t hill.
Swce, eyes smile &c us in N"rlaadv
H.us. hold toInn. We We az: there
In lhrii bitter greet eli parting,
Aid ,hrir btldai i,y We share,
We al me are sfFaas,eerH 10 thee,
TIN u our f,iend Ali teacher a't;
Com and knnw Us ~ We know thee,
Let u. IN .et thee heart To- heat.
To o,H h l.e ,ud HON :. aid al'ars,
We, N insn, III. steps wou d lead,
AsthS loving hand hash lid III
OYER e. . ,hras o. of NJ s veti..
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13

e. A letter f,om Mrs. Jadsoa TO tho
Baptist Register. Of the Goth Of July last.
from Maulnain. has the following pas,
sage:--
THE operations OF the mission ara
creeping on as usual. All sorts OF means
are tried; an | sometimes one succeeds
and sometimes another: but believe no
one gets discouraged--and why should
they? It's glorious employment. I
assure you; and though i: has pleased
God TO throw upon those now il the
lied tie draise,y of preparation. tas
Law will corn5 ~hen both sower and
reaper vii! rejoice together. lam think
ing. to. thIt great foapihg day Is not
far distant; for il is rot likely that hea-
then intolerance will l'ng survive that OF
the PapAcy AMI the downssll ofthe lat-
ter will pfoolb!y be tina signal for ths
unloosing Of the shacklss imposed by the
Other," -
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
Jenny LIND.

Barnum was serious in Offering the
Swedish nightingale" 100000 for a
yea. 5 engagement in America, and to
pay her contingent expenses, which will
amount to $4,000 moe, and the neees-
sary vouchers Of his competency to pay
the amount have been transmitted hy
she hands OF IL agent, who will wait the
confirmation Of the bargain. should Jen-
ny have sufficient ente' prize to brave the
sea-we will not say climate, for there
are no DANCE to he incurred on that
head which do not equally exist in Ea.
rope. The offer was pronounced so ex.
orbitant. and SO utterly ruinous. that
BArnum must have beeh joking; but he
is R.,t the man to start such AN enterprise
with ut first rejecting upon it in every
possible shape. and calculating all the
hazards which may surround il. Let
Us figure ~ little OH the subject ourselves,
and see how the land lies. Jenny Lind
will only sing at concerts, MT On the
stage. Sappose, for the Il 'or seats at the
Tabernacle, say 1900. tive dollars tick
ct should be required. and Tires dollars
for the gallery; Tor 1900 more there
would DC in gross receipts, i'll singh,
night, $4,000 dollars. llow often co:,id
this concert b. repeated in the city Of
New York, with .im.Iar results ? say five
times only in two week. which leaves pro-
per intervals, and there are 80, 900 dol.
lars tor the first appearance Of the Swce.
dish nightingale iii America. Set down
i}os,al, Sale.n, Providence and New la.
ven at onlj $4,000 more; assess Phil.
adelplia, Baltimore and Washington mt
only $4,000 more, and Harnum vii;
have received in G"e FIRST three months
Vi her engagement, 100000, and the
excitcmcnt viii be so great to hear her,
i'll At least twenty States, and one hun
drcd citics, hat. judging fiom what fa.
been received in EilgLsn.!, in all the towns
vince she has sung. Darnam would DC
likely " realize fuI, 100000 by tie spec.
u!at'on, if the nightingale Wa. in good
VOICE DUNG her stay. In II population
vi upwards Oi 20,OO0. 900, it Is rcasona-
bic to suppose that 100000 will not
hesitate ~ near this ruru 0Jis at an, rea-
sonable cost tor single time. So we
may by this, even AT * dollar, see at once
wh4t large profit Banum would rea.
lie in IL single year with our great fac,i.
tues for travelling rapidly trom place to
place.-.V. Y. Star.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13

bowling monkey plain,ive, soft, and al
post hute-like tones Of the small sapaje-
IS; the snorting grumblings Of the striped
octurnal monkey the Interrupted cries
II the great tiger the cugaar or nanre-
. ess American hon, the peccary, the sloth,
and host of parrots or parraquas. and
,;her peasant. hike birds. When the IL
gers came near the edge Of the forest,
our dog, which had bAvk"d necessarily,
same bowling to seek refuge under GU:
lammociss. Sometimes the cry ut the
Tiger was heard to proceed f.orf amidst
The hig', branches Of IL tree, and was in
such cases always accompanied by the
pIaintive' piping Of the monkeys, who
were seeking to escape from their un'
wonted pursuit.
Ii one asks the Indian why this inces-
SAINT noise AMI disturbance arises on par
ticular nights, they answer with SMILE.
that 1.-The aninals are rejoicing in the
bright moonlight. and keeping the feast
of the full moon" 70 ne it appeared
that the scene had probably or1ginat I'd
in some accidental combat. and that hence
the disturbance had spread to other ami
mails, and thus the noise had increased
more and more. The l,guar pursues
the pecca'fes and tapirs, ami these. press
in. against each other in their fiji ht,
break through the interviewer tree-lke
Shrubs which impede their escape; tie
apes on the tops of the trees, being
frightened by the crash, join their Giles
to those Of the larger animals this arons-
es the tribes Of birds who build their
nests in communities. and thus the whole
animal wo.lI becomes in u state OF CON-
motion. Longer experience taught US
that it is by no means always the cele-
bration Of the brightness Of the moon
which disturbs the rrpose Of the woods
we Witnessed the same occurrence re-
p+a:edly, AMI found that the voices wete
Ahotest during violent falls Of rain, or
when, with loud pe,ls e thunder, the
flashing Lightning Illuminated the deep
receSseS VI the forest.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
syor,LDER CoRsrALKs w-The

SHOULDER NOkSeNI a AAc' W
great nation OF Sonh Car lima is PI.t'ng
herself IN aui,u.:e:' She is making dem-
She Is looking nj he's car
fridge boxes ami prep nins TO shoe! s'"-e
hs,av, The Governor III his recent Message
Aiscoarses v-,y soien"ly against The "aS-
greSs ons" Of the nor h, and the CONSEQUENT
.Ians.rs. lie approves Of the pan Of me
Sow hern Conversion in case ConSFeAS
D sses the Wlimo, Prosisn, and com
mcn!s measures CIR re.crg ."'zing The MI
ii,a, AMI aPrfopfia'i"g >5,,'H" Tor me me
makes these COMMUNICATIONS in view Ut
a. emergency a';si"g from the opp ~.
lion Of the N.rh and the 'cen,ra' r'wer'
to the institution nj slavery. His Excel
l~"ry is getting on fast. Ills hieals sho 4 J..
see thai he do $ no violence 10 himself IN
his rresen, parrxysm. That is al! !he'S
$50 Cear.-N. Haven Palladium,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13

TlMy.-Wacther we play, OF labor. or
sleep. or dance, or study. the sun post
eth, and the sand runs. in all the sc.
tons that man performs. some part Of
his life passeth. We die with doing that
for which only our sliding life was gan,
ted. Nay, though we do nothing. Time
keeps his constant pace. and ilics as fast
in likeness as in employment. An hour
Of vice is as long as an hour Of virtue :
hut the difference which follows upon
good actions is Infinite from that of III
ones. The cool. though il diminishes
our time here. yet it lays up a pleasure
Tor eternity. and will rec ,mpense what it
.aketh away with plentiful return at
last. When we trade with virtue We do
out buy pleasure with expense Of tins !;
10 II is not go muc', a coasam.a; Of ,in-
As an exchange. Time is ship which
lever anchors. While | am aboard, |
aad better do those things which may nd g.
aniage my l.ndins, than pr'ctics such
~ shall cause my commitment when l
sons t. the shore,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13

Prof We6ster.-Thc intimation thrown
out BY Or. Webster himself. that sOms per.
son must have thrown Ibe remains xhere
they we're found for the purpose Of running
him, is negaiivrd by his own previous de-
.'lAFati,DD iRal no one had, OF cOult hare:
sersss 10 his apartments hat hins"elf, a$
we'll Shy the Iaet IIaI paris Of the brdy
cody were EIaOG in q Tin tOx Of Webster
";ane is known &c have had lag custody.
Oa tire morning Of the i y an which
"r0eSsor Webster was arre$.ed. his d"Ugh-
letS had give" out invitations for Large,
party. which was 10 have Come off du' irg
he present week; and though they ,e;urc-
Ell lr'me from distributing their invitations
2fer ,he.r tarhe: had is;i with the officers.
nt the law, they wsre igGorsnt o! the arrest
aud The charge against their parent until
The following mornins.-t Bos!oa Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
WL ] S g z j. j. a n Y.
A TALE FOR EVE. WOODY.
The Granary.
FAY. WHAT THOU OWEST.
BY A. c. THOMAS.

DO not Esf'eud thy neigkbor.-Jona.
than Homespun, having pni chased an
extensive f~lma, and provided himself
With everything requisite to prosperous
hue band:y, proposes to furnish subscri-
be,S with one quart Of wheat weekly. for
une yeaI at The bow price Of two dollars
"A wear, in advance. Oh two dollars and ff-
~ cents, if pay ment is made after six
months.
The facilities afforded by the Gov.
eminent. for the transported Of whea,
to every section Of the Union and the
.dpcent provinces, a.e such as mu>t
p,",e satisfactory 10 every subscriber
and the proprietor Of the Granary as.
sues Ill who may patron!ze him, that
that lie will exert himself to supply an
u, ,icle of the best quality.
IN. B. Agents will be allowed gen.
erous per cenlage. Adde'S (post paid.)
the Proprietor OF the Granny, Hope
well.
Such was the Prospectus issued by
my friend Mr.. l!omcspun. Feeling
lively interest in his welfare, I visited his
ia. m. a!though it Wa. long ios ney from
my home, and WAS pleased 10 find every
thing i'll nice old.r. lie informed me
that he I'D contracted Il large debt in
the D. emises, ock and implements Of
husbandry, bu. he lad no doubt Of lis
ability TO discharge every obligation in
few years. tie also stated that h, had
received many hundred subscribers. and
that in four OF five weeks he could con-
mcnce the delivery Of the wheat accord
ms TO his proposals.
The scheme seemed plau>ible-snd
nay friend was SO confident Of his success,
that had not the slightest doubt Of his
prosperity. entered my name as a
sub ,criher. ami when left him he was
making quart sacks.
Every week tor TIE space Of two yeats.
I received my quart Of wheat, and con.
cluded from its excellent and prompt
delive y. that everything was p; ospe'ous
with jonathan r1omespWn and his farm.
So gave myself no uneasiness about
my indebtedness to him. for thought |,
10 farmer SD xtcHsively patron;zed as
he Is, the small piltance Of two years
arrears would be but u drop in the buck
ct. IL is true there was occasionally
printed an the sacks n general notice u
delnquents--but | never suspected that
this was intended for his friends. The
notice, however. became more and more
frequent. and having ieasure. ! concluded
[ would visit my ftiend the proprietor OF
the Granary.
He g,eeied me cordially-but I saw
that he had been in trouble. He was
evidently worn with toll and anxiety, and
a the conversation Of the evening. he
gave the particulars.
Here / have been laboring day and
right almost two years. and am now
more in debt than when / bryan. Ny
;rediiors are pressing for payment. ]
IN conscious Of my inability to meet
heir demands. and can perceive no re-
,ult but bankruptcy"
But you have very large list of
uhscnbers," said !,
"Yes. a very Iarge list" was tie re-
ly.
% Then why don't yoU succeed" j
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13

aTRev. Peter Rogers, aged ninety Minis
years, touI munlhs, and ten days, ed III
Walrsin', I.liusis. ON the 4lh MI. He was
"n~ Of Washi"g,nn'> Life GUARDS. and per-
hsrs the las, oI that NOBLE band
The las, Vi that SADDLE band has been
dead great many times previously. Wash"
ins,an's Life Guard mast have beea a good
deal larger than Bnaapar,e's army in Rus
sia.-[PIlladium
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13

I-The following lines are going thu
rounds as "a "eooi hit upon the numerous
protested reforms Of the nineteenth centU'
ry."
How veil i j. the san and noon
Ave placed 81 very high,
That ~ iHesNmins man can reach
Tn pluck them fiom the sky.
!: 'swese not 40. d. believe
That sumo returning asa
Wou't soon attempt to Take them down.
Aad igh. .hc world with Gas!