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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-11

Az AWFUL TRIcK.--A man, having the ap-
pcarance of countryman, and laden with Il
bundle of hay, managed lately to fall through
a pane of class. valae ESQ, which adorned tnc
establishment Of large mercer lii the Edge
ware road London. The shopkceprr quickly
seized upon the fellow, who protested he had
no money, AID lie ,ded the weight "t his load
for nm excus,. Two gentlemen, lockers on,
testified to t;.rir having watched the stupid
clown," and Just before remarked TINT his gross
carclcSsncss would lcal 70 some mischief; and
they suggested that the "booby" should be
searched. This was promptly done, and the
production of Il ESQ note VA, t!ic rrs;,lt. Nail-
ly did the countrynau, with tears III his eyes,
proclaim the note to he his masters tic pro-
cec,ls ui his Journey to market. The mercer
paid himself the ESQ by giving tie boo" E2O III
Bank OF England notes, and retaining posses
sion Of the one found upon him. The wight
said he would go aud fetch Il policeman, that
ne might {" have the law upon the shaikcei.cr,
aud ieii the premises; and the two gentlemen
bianly took their leave, after crngraiuIa!ilg
the tradesInaa on the fortunate result which
had attended their suggestion OF Il search. OG
course the reader guesses the upShot--tnc Loo
note was forgery, and Tie whole proceeding
trick London SaR.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-11

The Supreme Court ofl'cnnsylvania at Harris
burg. has decided that promise by bankrupt
to pay debt discharged by bankruptcy, is bind
ing, though not made to the creditor or his author
ized agent.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-11

.'prars to me, dat lis ere edumiicc coiHn I"
nv idce ola arkuntchturc, don't stan not lcs cx-
actly stccrindic'Iar." Woo! wha:' c%clHlm-
cd the nticr, in surprise, "was dat you, Ike,
dat made such Il observation: yen, Wot lib up
in Beacon street, 'mong de nobility, cant talk
DR.. Jonsia better dan dat! Why you 10 call
il, mur'inFic'iw?'-Poa.
! CRACK AHswERED.-A quack in Boston,
visiting his patient one morning, WAS accosted
thus:
"Doctor, pray what is it tl'at keeps the meat
and drink apart in the stomach :"
"III tell you,' says the quacA' in every
persons throat. there arc two pipes and clap
per; now when we 60 10 eat, t!lat claprer shuts
the dhuking pipe"
"Wdl, doctor" replied the patient, ":''at
clapper must play daIned sharp when we eat
pudding aud milk !"
4 Norr.m ANSWER. The Paris correspon-
dent of the New York Journal Of Commerce
relates the following anecdotc OF the Count dc
Bcrcnger. one of Narolcon's Councillors aud
Peers lately dead "Whcn he WAS 4 Minister
under Louis XVIII, the Duchess of Bcrli urg-
ed him TO discard five or six Of the !mpcslal'st
func!iomares in his department, to make place
for certain Royaists whom she favored. He
refused to crafty her, and at length finally re-
piled to her opportunities with this note; "hat-
am, in my Ministry there is but Ole place t" dis
pose of, and at your service-and that is my
onn.' The Duchess dcsisted."
FASHIONABLE MnrHEy.-"Y Yon are not fond
Of children, MA am, believe" remarked our
good aunt Betsy to Il lady the other day
"No--not when they are snial; tie bfats are
SO much trouble; bat ii had onr from ST.; t"
eight years old, | think should like it very
we'll" "Weil, that's Just the way, i"r ail the
world that my fashionable niece used TO talk.
Poor thing! Gu one occasion theciili's nurse
went into the country for week, wien the baby
was but year old and would yru believe Il,
she never untressrd the child once in all that
time, day or night, because she wis afraid she
could not put lis clothes Oh again
RrpIHr DnwN lilLL-Ihe Pearl Street
House in Cincinnati, has Il space il the '"ld;:ic,
surrounded by galleries and open 10 the sky
above 4 flight OF wooden steps leads dowa
from the first gallery, landing III the centre OF
the space upon brick pavement on Il level
with tie li:semcnt floors One morning. u few
wintess siucc, tie stairs covered with si"rt,
when a guest from the country, naIncd Di'n
Brown. sta.trd to 90 down, and immediately
behind Lin came a biz trigger witt. an empty
coal bucket. On the second step tie nl9gcrS
heel; slipped from under him and down he slid.
on lis back, ir.t foremost, with his arms aIid
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-11

Children and fools, says an old ada.o, al
WAYS tell the truth "Alnthcr sent me- said Il
little girl to ncighhor, to ask you TO come
and take ten with her this evening" did she
say ut what time, my DEAR" Ma ma'am, she
onl said she would ask you, and then ti'ctlins
would be Off her mind that WAS all she SAT-. y
A Curious PRAYER--The New York Tri.
bunc says, that at Il celebration which lately
took place somewhere in the Northern States,
a PRAYER was offered, in which the following Gu
rious, not to say amusing. passage occurred:
"Wc thank thee, o Lord, that these, our
forefathers, were thus permitted to die in battle,
for dulce et dccorum est pro pairia mori, which
meaus that it is sweet and honorable to die for
ones country
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-11

TIE .L"cls Of The Prime ct Orangr.-1lr. Sec
lry's clam 10 The reward for the recovery of the
J'wr'a l., matter that viii bear. great deal of
probing. The man who discovered the Jewels and
pointed out the thel is wci! known to Us. Hu
never rrr"vr'I crni OF r"wari, and his name is
nGt i;uur:.-.E. :. DaJ ii"..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-11

"t pears to me, Pete" said one dingy son
of Africa, to another, as the twain were view
ing ons of our public buildings, the other day,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
ENCOt RAGE YOUR own NE.
tuA<ftS

"lio not send abroad for heip lf ,o,
have work iu do, when !, can be don.
your own neishborlio,d perhaps 4
your next door. Encourage ynur owr
honest. industrious, faithful mechanic,
They need all the work they can get .-
by such "A course You keep money al
home, assist the worthy. and have ju.I
u. good work performed. II j. the on.
!. "ry 10 make town prosperou'---.o 20
support your schools and churches. .--
Where there is disposition to tend q
hundred miles for articles thar, TO say
the least, could be manufactured as well
at your own door, there will always be
little Or no business done in the place -
the churches will Le tlIinly attended.
aud all kinds Of labor extremely dull
Wherever mechanics are the bes, em.
rloyed, prosperity is scen---, the social
virtues predominant, travelling mounic-
banks and pedlars retire IN disgust, and
"a kindly, Lro,herly feeling is expcricnc.
ed, which is the source Of unspeaA aL,c
hoppincss.
whatever you have to be done, loos
around and sec il your ncighbor- cnn
no, do it. II you have a house to Lu,ld
or shoe 10 tap, harness TO bc made 90
pump 10 bc bored, u pack Of business
cards 10 he printed, or well to be- dug,
just look among your ncighbor-, before
you undertake 10 send abroad aud if
you have none around you capable Of
Of the TASK, it will be time enough To
look elsewhere. 1t i. "A wrong idea. to
suppose nothing is scrviccablc that j.
made at home. We know Of many in.
stances where men have refused TO pur.
chase work made by their ncighbor,,
and sent TO distance city for the arii-
clcs they needed, and paid third more
for them, when behold they had been
manufactured and sent away to sell by
the ver- ncirhbors Of whom they rcf,,,-
ed +" purchase
Let 1t bc the motto uf ALL will
encourage my own neighbours. In torn
YOU will br encouraged also. a mu,u-
al feeling Of good viii and kindness viii
spring up ia your midst, and prosperity
will be observable in every street and
in every dwelling"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
L'lNCONAtG.

|, ,s, hsm. Mary. usiish fair
Sack shovid. Dsthinks, ". mace he
u. .wsetesl ossas thst moIiss tsst
We're beat Ls6t,ipE thee
And shs. o. when u oa~e ~. r,vcn,
wss half Of earth and half Of hes,,a
| hear ID, voice, see IL, .miit
look uion thy folded Lsir
Al ~hiie ~e dream not the, btga,le.
ou, hostts ~, in the ,nA,e:
.na she. ~ko eisiirs = Wild hjrd. ~ins
Naa start not " her captive sing.
10. lady, take the leaf that falls,
To al bat thee au.cer, unknown;
When evening shsdc' .hS ,ilsnt wsli.,
Then read II ell alone;
t. uiilnen read, IN darkness seal
iugt,. despise but not reveal
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
COT RI AFFAIRS CALL
FURN!A.

IERiiAPs no country in the world
has afforded more rich aud racy las.
saSes IN the experience OF jus. .cs and
lawyers, than California. IL is true
that an excellent. system is fast grow.
'ns ont Of confusion worse confoun.
ded, but timcs past that would have
male a grave Quaker laugh, eyct.
though the spirit moved him to Irav :
and these have been served up, from
time to time, for the benefit of the
readers Of various journals in the
states. The past has afforded some
amusement, bu, the present. even
with oul advancement. is not with
out ITS qnaln, and quizzical rcminis
eenccS. Jud gc w.. lot unknown IL a
he'shboiins county to Boston. on 20.
lns h's "ronnd,' u short time since,
Go' into the Sonora District. and
while lettering near the Court House,
waiting for the appointed hour to ar
rive to take his seat upon the bench.
he was accostcd by a "sixfoot and
well rropor,ioncd' fellow, in this
wise:
"Wcll, Judge, 'sposc you don't
know me. I'm the deputy constable,
and J calculate between us wc'll sec
justice done to everybody, though
there's terrible row about it,"
"of course my friend" replied the
Judge, "bnt who appointed YOU to 50
responsible station -
"Why, you see, Judge. the con.
stable was going away. and Court
was comm round, and the people
wanted somebody to do their bust.
ness, and as Id had some leetIe 'spcri-
ence in Rhode Island. the constable
app'inted me his deputy"
"Havc You done any business 2"
asked his honor, little curious to
know how far he had exercised au-
thority as "deruty constable"
"Therc's the Joke out, Judge"
replied the official. going of into a
horse laugh that would have raised
disturbance ut a cisr. bake !" ''is Il.
tive State. "iou see the people
heard the constable was going of,
and as he had a few l. q. Us stan.
ding out, they attached his property
and Of course as was the deputy
constable, ] sarvcd the documents,
and have got the artikals yet snug,
TO see what say about the business
That's the joke ont. lie app'inted
me his deputy, and the first business
! did vas to nab lis own property
The Court" vamosed round the
corner of the building, and gave ven,
to its merrimcnt in rather an undiyni-
fed, yet strictly legal roar Of laughter,
while the "dcputy" walked into the
adjoining tent to liquor.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

sSisl circles Mr.. A., or Miss u., he
cause they have the honor Of the &C.
qasiniancr of Nr & the me chant, o!
Mrs. ID 'he grn,eel lady OF the town
His l. nrt the case. Nowhere doe,
one social posi,ioa depend more direct.
J., on ones i,ilual inrr,, han in ,La
conniry the good people do not tak G
1t a. a cure indication Of re,p,Ctabilil,
or honor IN o1e who comes among IN en-
that hc has distinguished relations
They are rather ap, 10 Judge n the
lr'.hman lid of the Quaker.
Ia liy,ai.cnd'ng a 'D1ard.brim congre
CATION for tie first time, WAS much aston.
Ishod and puzzled w,ll.al al The inanncr
Of worship Having been told that the
brethren spake, even rs they were MOI,
ed by the Spirit he watched the
proceedings with increasing disgust, for
Their 'hs, way ov worship. till one
young Quaker rose and commenced sol.
crm'y:
brethren. | have married -
The devil yc he, = Interrupted Pa,
Quaker sat down in confusion. but
the spirit moving Pat no further, the
young man mustered couras, and broke
ground again:
brethren have married laugh.
ter OF the Lord -
The di,il yo l,cv tna, " said Pat. bat
E'll hc a long, long while before iye,
yen see your father-im.iar.'
People who lay claim to respectable.
~ and distinction on account Of their
distinguished relations will see moral
in this. We hope. How like you this
chunk from the country" Have you
guessed what part Of the great kcd'n.
iy' We belong in: We have hung uu,
30 sign to Indicate our whereabouts il
/, not always safe.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

A CURIOUS FAcr. the crockodilc
in feeding on the banks Of the Nile,
or baskins in the sun, is very much
annoyed at what Hcroditus calls
Idelia. The inside Of his mouth Is
lined with them. All birds, one Il
lone excepted, fly from tile crocodile ;
but that bird, the trochilos, on the
contrary, flies to him with easerness,
and renders him a great service, for
every time the crockodlle lands to
rest him. and stretches himself out.
with open jaws, the trochiios enters
his mouth. which it clears Of the
bdeiia it fads there. The crockolile
il grateful and never hurts this little
bird, from which i, receives SO good
an Office. This was till lately dlscredi
ted as fiction Of Aristotle and Phi
ny. but recent enquiries establish the
fact. The term tdel(a does not si mi
fy a lccch, as Was SUPPOSED. bu, !, Z
kind of goat, nyriads Of which insects
swarm OH the banks Of the Nile
These insects strike thcir trunks into
the orifccs .of the glands which a
bound in the mouth Of the crockodi'e
and tie tongue Of the crockodile be
ing immoyablc. he cannot &c; ri o
them. /, is thcu that the trochsl2s
kind Of little ring plovcr. which pur
sues the gna,s everywhere, hasten
TO his rcliet and li,!olses his trouble
some enemies. AMI that wi,hou, anN
danger TO itself, the cr5cko1ile AWAY
taking care when he is abou, to sAu
lis mouth, h make certain move
men, which warn the bird to fy 4
way.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

4 IIoter far Gen. lVdshtnRoH.---
John alhyosicr lives in the county
Of jefferson, Tenn, and he voted for
Gen. Washington for Presidency ,--
lie is ia the l2.d year Of lis aye. -
| 'n,il recently. the Knoxville Tenn,
Register tells rs, he was III the habit
Of walking to and from that town on
calls Of business. a distance oi five OF
>ix miles wi,hou, experiencing faticnc.
lie is German by birth hut cml.
grated to this country about one hun,
drcd wears since. He was IN seyc
raj of the NEST important battles oi
our revolution. lie voted for Gen.
Washiug gton for President Of the |
: and boasts that lc has never fail
ed at any election for r.'c,iicn, irou.
that time till tie present. We M
der,ianI that recently one Of hi
rrani dau .h,ers, lass of 81 year.
of age. paid him a visit. and found
the old gcntleman in hi. usual health
We doubt if another such case o
luseyi,y can be found in the Cniicc
states.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

most interesting Of traditions, {, fu,ur,
a.tnctaitans
Reach'nc home iust ia season for on,
la, ads ~ ,alr ihrii .,ai IA lie cars. ,,i
'hrir VA, 10 N,.u the ,oit,ary stan "a a.
fi1ttshurgh. we Reluctantly ba H. fare.
vel, with cheer. for the sccoui ~ com
mand oa the illuNriou. field Of Bunen
Vita.
Maj. Gen. Wool. though he In. seem
veterans service. ,s yet ia the prime
Of life ard ,iyor. and non-. NC are sure.
viii more heartily rejoice IN tho higher
iimor- that no doubt still swait ai,n.
than h,s friends IN Vermont whom he
honored w',h his presence on this occn.
sion
t.st ,s both he LATIN aud ia, N,.nr,,h so,
Moot Durisg tie. Mes rsA var lhs lsehr.nl
was kuowH by the MesieIn, a. GtH t,,A
WonJu TriiiNG Ao,Ix. When
\icholh. Dnlllr -- fnnniatly called
Nick Biddlc.-~was connected with the
|. :. Bank. there was an old negro
oamed Harry. who used 10 he lna;ing
around the premises. Che day. in SO.
cinl mood. Hiidl, SAID 10 the dnrkcy--
Wei. what !, Your name, my old
friend.
Harry, sir-olc Harry. SIR said the
other. touching hi' ,lccpy hat.
Ole Harry" aid Bildlc' why. ,hni
Is The name that they give 10 the Devil,
is !, no, :
Yes. sar,' said the old col"rrh gen.
t'eman---' 'ome times ole Harry, and
some times ole Nick
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
From the Midd'cbury Register.
Excl L KSION TO LAKE Dun
MORE MAJOR GEN. WOOL.

CuHIsIEHING or LLAMA CASCADE
We do not expect soon agan {" en-.
joy 80 agreeable II day rs that which
found as at Lake Dunmorc, last week
One Of n small party who accompanied
Major General WoOL Oh short visit
TO that ren,autic resort The sun smil.
-, propitou,iy through the day, and
the wuici. "f the l"I. -, tiu ,.nna .'I
mountains, the winding stream, an them
snowy cascades, were all in their "holi-
day trim" BY The aid Of strong arms
and an expert steersman, we were be-
yond the lake, and crossing the narrow
meadow, winding amidst the low shrub.
berry, and climbing green banks aud
mossy rocks, we ascended the ra,inc
which has not been heretofore altocc,h-
er unknown in prose or verse" towards
the beautiful cascade, familiar 10 all
tourists in this region.
Beneath an oycrlauging Irocipcc
we stood and cazcd upward nj the ,um.
bling waterfall, AS il comes wiite.robcd
down the winding and almost pcrpon-
dicular grove Of the mountain. and -ur-
fcitcd our SIGHT with the beautiful lew
Then ascending still higher we came 10
n lovely and secluded basin. into which
still another cataract pOurs from above,
and from which. through the trees, we
! could discern the beautiful lake below.
Lieut.. Symmcs, % hc t. $. Army. who
/ Was OF .he party, and who has srrr,
! tl, 4
scenery of continental Europe, assured
us that he never saw "a cascade Of n,U e
surprising beauty, OF wilder and more
charming scenery.
Here it was proposed, by one II ou'
| number, that the stream, known lnthrr.
10 by name nett her poetic nor euphon.
ious--deriycd from The fish that abourl
al its mouti,---sIouldb be christcncd ane "
by our heroic guest. The motion pre-
vailed by a unanimous vote. While
the General mcdi,a.,d on the subject, a
lucky thought suggested itself 10 ih'
mind Of the Lieutenant, which after
some modest scruplcs on The par, of hi'
superior, al length received hi, assent
| and the unanimous and enthusiastic ap
proyal Of the company. Whereupon
ia hon ~ cf Gen. WOOL, the waterfall
wa, with, all the due ceremonies. chris
tened Lana Cascade The hcaitl
Of our guest having been duly drank
he responded with hearty and frlicii"u'
iy expressed thanks, which were recei,
.d With ''thrcc time, three and the
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

es,edness q the village. went home
'A'"lrss and the sou had the pleasant,
satisfaction OF knowing that his meth.
'r' lat days were her hc.; lay..
Reader, thi, !. not fiction. I, i.
but an instance of the weakness ~ oar
contnon natures, which, in similar de.
uippmcnts. cuines before us with hu
initiating frequency. alike in the Lrgl,cs,
and loves, walks of life.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

.Genilemcn of The jury said west
ern lawyer, you are met here on one
Of Tie mo-, solemn occasions thai ever
happened ,,hec l had brief. The de-
fendan, being .tylt. able-boaiei m,n,
rushed Like an assassin upon my eiIent,
who !. frail young widow and why
lid no, tn thunder o, hesve,, bla'; him
hen he siooled towards her. stretched
forth hi, arm. iike the forked hghtninci
Of Jupiter, sod gaze her k'ss on he
r,,u'h"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
F,om Uoldfn's Kayn.ine.
TIE OCNTRY IN CHUNKS,
Br uURDY.UuRDY.


Br uURDY.GuRDY.
Talk about New York in Slices -
Well, it's a dish to suit some palatcs,
DO doubt, highly sarnished ixius--
mustard andtpcppcrsaucc predomina.
hng-redolent Of all aud that mos,
m.piri,ing Of talcs-'gin cocktail
Is is generally supposed to be the
soul that rclishcs or disrclisles intel.
kc,usl "~ittlcs" which probably &C.
counts for the fact, that many per.
.ons never feel the slightest want Of
any provisions Of such nature. But
the souls Of most men arc located in
their s,omachs or arc identical with
siem---a proposition on the truth Of
Which We will lay wagers to an enor.
nous amount as poor Pillicoddy OBJ.
serves with much feeling.
T'is being the case, due regard
for the health Of the body polite
requires not only that it should be
treated often to Hydropathy and a
clean shirt, but also, that it he ever
~ nished with mental aliment in suffi-
eient variety to suit even the taste
cf the most fastidious.'
Accordingly We have the unleaven-
cd bread Of dull reviews and political
articles, which it is not possible, il
indeed i, be lawful, f,r the common
9tonach to digest; the buttcimilk
Pap and sponge cake Of Laura Matil-
ia cuisine, adapted TO suit equally
well the delicate Southern and North
.rn palate the mixed mess for the
bows ladled ont in the Bunkum Flag
S,afc-not the bread that is the 'stafl
dlise'-and also the wholesome rabu
lu spread out in the pages ofllolden's
Dollar Magazine.
Nothing can be more grateful t.
nv valate than a chunk from the
country.
dom, propose to speak of The
natural features Of the country
though Hur1y.gurdy might properly
discourse Of Organic Remains
I,e. us talk of life in the country
Of the humans who inhabit there
these 'iorked radishes fantastically
carved.
tnno, good for man TO be alone
nor for woman ci.her--'Consekven;
Of ,ich,' As Mr.. Weller invariably re
marks, after laying down his postu
!A,cs, man is quite prone to congre
;a.c himself together! Now, yor
nav suppose, that in the countr.
where each man counts at least ont
mile stone on Ills own land, i, woul'
10, be 50 easy to bring individuals
within the sphere ofmutual attraction
~ in the city, where the difficulty j
aot 10 meet, but not TO meet with 9th
ts.
Granted-but, nath less. tha, TIA
country can't show as much life, val
.s;y aud uniquity il not iniqnity y
Tie phases Of its society as the bric
And mortar conslomerated city, Ii
Proposition which. like bilge.wate'
isn't quite go clear,
Now l aver ,ha, there is more lif
in country picnic or social Ga,he,
ing than in half dozen city asse.l
tlases or parties Of pleasure-an
tha, there is more originality l vi
presently prove.
City tsshionablcs aat,er themselve
that there is something peculiar ia
ing and original in the 'md,inses da
sa.t<f' which have been the rage
WiIlisianic Gotham Of late. As
Tie thing being original or conhn,
70 The eiy-why it just isn't-f
ycu can get up al early bawl al
morning on shor, notice in many fAv
houses in the coanuy, differing
one point to be sure, viz: tha, q
s'osfs' follows a!ssr The sarl.' Al
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

Nh. k>iGnr kSp ms Tow CAL
Some few year. siocc, M eccentric indl.
,idual Ly Tie name Of kniglt, entered
the Office Of The Secretary Of State Of
Massachusetts, having IN III. arm an g.
normous tom cat. With grca, gra, ity of
manner. our hero inquired for the State
Treasurers. lie wa. Informed j thai the
Office was situated IN the opposite wing
Of the station House, anl making II
very humil. and respectful Low, and
yet a bow of kingiy dia"'iy, he Wa
about rclirir.. when iac llpu. Secrcia-
~ of Sia'c happening to notice 'he It" p
ful cat, q.icl!y exclaimed. Hold on.
my rood frllOw' What upnn carih Il"
,ou intend u ID with That ca, WHY,
,ir, rcspnuira Mr h gracefully bos-
ing a,ain. wi.li 10 find the of'i,c Of
tic ! reasury. am we'll sati.ficd there
must be rats iLcte, and 5" ] has"
Lrouclh ny cat 20 pprgI ,ie aaeT' q
tlarc ~ such h"tc,,aLl- ,.Vnlu \
general bur-; Of laughter, from iii"
defk. Of III, Office. followed this sr'
nnir,r, mcni. aud Mr. X. proceeded 1n
has feline mi,,,ui,.- 10 ,o,. Ld:ett.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

SArr. A lady, whose husbani
va, lei ont % he hanscA, having
heard that a not had occurred aader
he gallous. ran 70 the scene II action,
and on seein. her husbaud Oh Tie
scaEoli, s,t the rope adjusted an1
car OIL, cAclsimei, " Or haze been
% Frightened hi, am ;,lsi - sni
nv h,rhAut al ,si, .''
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26

a IrssoN When BauclI man was
tutor 10 James VI, in order to caution
lam against rran,ing requests too easily,
he presented him with two papers to
>ign, which The prince did without tax
ing the trouble To read them. III, as
ioni'hncnl may be guessed, whcn
buchanan showed Inn that hc had sign.
eel n resignation of the throne. Of Ing.
Land aud Scotland to him (BucIanan,)
ani h, heirs.