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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-23

Nous sommcs informe que cette into
r%essante classe de Rflpubhcaus posed,
une societ6 dams Terrebonnc, uIc aptrt
dams Ialonrcl,e, ct s'cfIorce den 6tallir
nne dams cette paroi.se,-Cette future
societd dc ~rAssomption est d I'fiat dem
bryoH; ellie So compose jisgu'a present. :.
d'UN MEMBRE,
Chose %etrangc, 81 nous ornmcs bien
informt, c'est IN creole, fills h.fkraneer
ct cohha' que, qui %patronjse parmi nous Ia
nouvelle socitte. Voyez done OF lc mai.
vismc ct l'hnti-catholicisme wont Sc nj.
cher. Qnel scelelat de- lere, .ranl Ditu,
ce fills dcvait avoir, OH bien, gneI digne
%rejeton &c pcre Il hjsss pour b~oucrer sa
mtmoirc.
No1s deions le nonvcau knozr- Atsthifg
de trouver trois des stems [lrois crtolts de-
PAssonption], qri venilIpnt lc suiyte
uhhe Id CHITlefe on II went DC SC lalCer
aycc tant de tcmfrile.
ACCIDENT .-lIicr, dams l., soirec. scrs
Tx hcnres, m charpcn'icr do nom de-
Lewis, sciant dn bois sur l'h,bitatiop dn
Texas appartcnant m col. w. w. Pngh,
a Gle victlmc dune inprudcnce.
An moment Oh Ia scle circulairc etait
nue. hsec tonte Ia pnissance dc Ia vapour
lie malheureux Lewis s'cst bais.e vcrs
cette scic pour ecarter ~, obstacle. Ute
setohdc plus tard. il avnit son chapeau
ct une partie du crane Iittera 'emcnt
ranches.
Llnfortnne Wit encore. il II III cer-
vellc h M CT l'oo d~escsperc dc ses jours.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-23

de imagination, Dams ccs pays OH
invent Desdemone, Mignon, chinene,
Julie, Manon Lescaut ct dona Sol. A
linstant meme Gle fit disparai're ses
picds ct les envoya dams &C bean pays
Celia GOTTA a son m,ri quelques annes
de velours ct de satiit tous les ans. Mtis
ellie cnt des lors des pieds ST pctits qu'on
ne les volt pas.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-23
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Filth Judicial District C,ou,1 i, ..,
the Parish of Assumption. "'
IN Tie n,oion Of The succession ofru
Gautreaur.

whereas Charles Thiac admiujstr,,o,
sa'd succession has this day flied in tho ol6,.
u ,ne r'f'k OF the aforesaid court a final A..
eou,I OF ms administration together with
pe,ll'o' praying Tor the homoIogatiop tI,e,ons
lSo,lce IS hereby given, 10 all whom il NAV
concern 10 show within thirty days after nn'
hereof, why said Should not be ap1,n r
yea a. honlologgafed & The funds distributed ge.
BY order of the Court.
DESIRE LEBLANC. Cle,k
Parish Of Assumption this 2olh dar ., 1,,.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-23
COsFGER IT.

lie cholera "A passs sur notre petit,
vile cans y laisser dc trnccs dc son pas
sage. La population hi en- salt bien gre
ct doit sc reunir prochainemcnt pom
preIdrc dcs measures qni hi pronvcront
gull ma pas MENACE DIES ingrats.-En
revanchet NM. Lestock ct Lorenzo. &c
sont abattos parmi nous jcudi dcrnier ct
nous ont dome IN concert dams ia suIle
du " Commercial Hotel" lie temps
6'ait a%1rcux, ct %ccux.la seuls qui pour la
mnsig'fe ressentcnt da Girl Influence Sc.
crete, ont ete assez courngcux POUR re-
pondre il rappel des deux artistcs.
Tn de nos %jcunes conciloyens, %jouant
IN peu du v%iolon, IN peu dc l~'accor.
d6on, await eto engage par les deux
chantcnrs pour les a~ccompagner durant
la soiree. NJ. I%.estock "A debnte par I'M
chant quill nous est impossible de c~lasser.
&c chant, quoiTue fort triste par sa ma
ture, IA eta dit asec une 81 er,oupontr
yoix, qunn rire homerique est parti de
toutes les poitrines. M. Lorenzo II chan.
IL lie second, q%,elquc chose quill a dit
lc Relour dc f'Enf.nl Pyodi.
II "A obtenu le meme success que
ION camarade... Settlement il n Gu nm
peu homie de ce success, ct c'est &C ar;
nous ii fort ttonn6 de Ia part dun jeune
1ni s'associe pour bonner DIES
concerts, . IN particnlicr qui ne salt pas
'lns rougir quill ne sail clahtcf.
Les a'tistes JUICES par leur debut, men
pas moirs continue j nons f,ire gon.
CT toute Ia r~icl,csse dc Ieur repertoire ct
obtcnir les apFlandisse,ficnts dcs qucl.
'ncs rarcs Jcunes hommes que la solen-
iie await atiifes.
Psuyrcs a%tti,tcs' panyrcs officers.
Isoir antant d.. tfropterie ponr gagncr
s#.-#. p
peu! Sept piastrcs dc reectte!
Sept piastIcs dc recctte pour Gu payer
an %sio'oh, qnatro Il l'Imprimcur ct !,
lng a ll5tel!-C 'cst ID vrairnent nne :
qni Ieur prcndrn bicn du temps
our lcur bonner la fortune.
Depuis ce concert, pas I'm des ama- i
'urs gul J ont a%ssislt, men sanrpit rem. G
ontrcr I'm autf8 sans pnrtir dun eclat 8
9 rlre. Chacnn pretend que pour dix :
Iastres IL nc youdrait point avoir manque
N disappointment. = Nous croyons v
ie c'cst vrai. Lersqae les faiseurs de :
Ipcs soht bicn fidicules, NY a.t-il
'int dams la dnperie certain agreement
'nr les dupfs eux.memes9
lie Iendemain, les arttstes ont do
'anter Il PaincourviIle. Nous ne sayons
accoeil lis y ont reGu, mais quill.
ennent garde, toutes les populations
ainent pas autant d rife que celle de
a%poleonyille. 4,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-23

il sc rcndit naturellcmcnt a sa soflie du
cafs Cardinal.
M. ". en- eompnguie de dcus co he
r%itiers, est a%ujourd'hni mis- eli possession
dc l'hdritage avn%pcuIaire, don't h vaIeor
s'est elevec Il pres de 100000 francs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-23

~ Lon jone aux proverbes, aux =
bus, aux engines dams lie paIais St-Ciond
. propos d'enigme, en- voici une propo-
see dams uDe recente reunion par IN char
tnanl officer, ct qui ma pas etc devil
nee sans labeur. "Qu'est-cc qui SC tron-
w an bout du jardin, qni Sc trouve dcnx
fois dams I'annee, qni commence Ia mutt
ct qui finit le matIn p,
CONNIE II y a des n mis- partont, a re-
poidu On sphynx %olIiciel, je deyinc non
brave officer que c'est un N.
". La ~principale nouvclle do monde
tlleatral est une fserie gigantesqac qn'on
va oncr dams TN des principaux theatres
du boulevard. Ellie aura pour tire les
Mtonorphoses dc GranpiAe on les Ami
n'aur peints par n menes. II figure
RAJ &c quill paraft une q%usntite de
costumes ct de percentages vralment f.
buleusc /: en- attendant ellie n occnpe IN
assoc grand nombre d'ecrivains :elle cs,
ofet l'duvrc de Quinze hommcs dc
l%ettrcs,, rcunis en- collaboration. Nous
ycrrops y dspenscr l'esprit de quinze
yaudevilles.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-23
S1d7E or LOUIsLI.N.I.
Fifth D'stIct OH I Parish of -
70 nch".
Estate q Gmtat4s 4. k,obloch dcecusrl

Whereas Louis bnsh Of said Parish. ryndic of
saldEstate has fled a PROVISIONAL accom-, ~
Ills administration thereof asking, That the
same may be llomolraated.
therefore,, all persons are hereby e.,ruel
ana notified, tofile their opposition 10 sa ii &C.
eonnt II any they have, Viii tlc clatck If
sad Court, at his office il, HE town Of thin.
tia'fx. within ten days from Che first ptlbI;c,.
ti'n hereof, Or he said tal,Ieau wiila,e d pproveJ
and ho'nologated in due course Of law.
" 'tless my hanaand seal of said Co,tt This tl,e
18th july 1854 I'M -
l.. s. ALLAN Clerk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-23
ANNOUNCES.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du cioquieme District jndiciaire.-
Paroisse Absorption.
Succession de Charles Gamreaur.

Atterdu que Charles Tliac, administrator
De ID stsdite succession a depose au bureau
du greffier de Ia susdite conr un compte
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-23
COLLEGE M1IITAIRE DU SUD
ET EcotE eLAssiauE Ell COMMERCIALS.
I'll Est

5af1iT5 49,
Sons Ia sn1i"tendanee da cupitaine Uahhc
X. Il. 5. dernieremrnt pr6sidenta ne fo.
cademfe deranien mHitaire ds Lrrec-
henham prss a L'ndres dnteur dun
Catliecln.ino M'litairr clcA assisis Day
Ms pr..fesseufs eo,npetenls a raperi-
mentGs. tH 3#Hsd sI I'll
lie College serm otyert le yer inlet 1861.
st lie cotrs fttude enibra ssera suu ta,ieation
complete, en- anglais, en- f%raneais, On allelna1d,
en- espagnol, dif,ge par des prolesseurs orjgi.
lang1ies dc POfiefft, Ell arithhiatiatfe, maihe.
raatiques, Ia fenIte des liyres, lB reiiie. parp.n-
tage, fastronomie, Ia navigation, Ia philosophie
ct Ia chi4nie.
La plus grande attention serh donhee aux
moenrs, al \ naflefes, aux habitudes ct ri, lam
gage DIES eleves, on leaT donnerA HI to,lt
temps tous les soifis possbless Nm obeisaua i
Ia discipline militaire, on ~s'assure laIproprete
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-23

T%RADUCTroN nDRE.- II y n q%uelques
Jonrs, Ia 1otte snglaise voulut explorer
les lies d'Aland. CONNIE les insnlaires
ayaient pris Ia fuite, &C tut sans dihiculta
que ron vista lA,elipel jusqu'en face
d'Abo. Les marins qni avaicnt etc a
tcrSe reyinreut ayec une pierre plate, sur
laquclle on lisait Prescription suiyante /:
qui 4 crucc
finc Dos NIB in ancea
t i- fi
pedes trcmcntes
AM abo.
L'aniral Napier quoiqnc tres bon n.
%fihistc, no comprenant ricn D ccttc ins-
cription, cnyoya Ia pierre i bord de
l'.amlerlilz. Les officers de l'Austerllz
tradoisaient avec beaucoup de peipe,
quand un yieux timonitr, Gni s'etait APP
prochs d'cux lentement la pipe / Ia
bouche, lcur dit
" Pardon, excuse, mes OFFICERS ' at.
iifle inaniere de lire le latin dc ccs Chi
nois Ia. Voici Ia chose : Ceur qui a cru
SO !. .... une bose a Bisanee Con.tanli. |
nople J, Gi psdestremeni et sans sabots." (
Tout ftquipage partit dun grand e. !
81 1t de rire.
VOLTA la chose repeta le timonicr."
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18
for the gauAHd CtaAil Herald.
An INCIDENT OF TRAVEL.

hot night - feather bed Jed bugs -
fre and MuRder slorer.
II is very comfortable after the "a.
tiguo Of nn extremely warm day. 10 re-
pose IN large airy room upon a mat
trHSs. aud escape the seelhing OF n
night warmer than The day But TO
improve ON Sancho's bright saying.
aud make il little more to the puin'.
| would add E. Blessed Is lhe man Who
first invented sleep. on n Jeaiter bed,
in hot and sultry nigh; That re-
nowned discoverer is yet to be found.
and in the mean time it would be well
TO banish all the feather beds in Chris
tendon to the polar regions. II makes
one warm 10 think OF Them; and they
are NJ all seasons unnecessary and IN
healthy. They should nj least be con
fined TO the winter months. for like
oysters, they are bad in every month
destitute Of the letter r. Ia this land
OF SraD u ought TO he accounted u
great inciy'lity 10 lodge friend upon
a pile ui feathers. Ii j. almost too bad
for au enemy. But in addition to n
feather bed. | Wa. doomed TO occupy a
room with one window and that behind
- chimney, so as efeciually 10 exclude
the hide air stirring; and lest u puii
should get IN to relieve the Sitting al
irness. n tall building ran up about two
feet from the window o Moulhru, /.
thou art utterly powrrless This Time.
And IL is the most irksOme labor IN the
world TO WOO in vain Tired nature /,
sweet restorer, balmy sleep was
getting along into the neIghboriIuud ol
browse, when a troop OF bed bug
started on their predatory eAcur.on
They soon got the better OF the fight,
and ! left the field, taking post by the
one little window and gazd up The
sides Of the tall building. Alter II
long pause deposited the feather bed
upon the floor, aud the straw subsira-
tum made second attempt TO sleep
might have succeeded in this second
,iiar. despite of the thunder storm that
came on. had not the cry of fire and
chatter of bell. came ia between the
p,.al- of thunder. Oar rushed the
whole household; mcn. mairons and
maidens, With no special regard to dress
in the most amusing part oi sudden
turnout. By the time The FIRE was
ndjudicaied, the rosy dawn was mar
NJ hand, and AT four in the morning !
left the scenes Of The memorable night
no. having been able to take mine
ease at mine inn" Blessed i, the man
who shall invent sleep IN feather bed
IN a warm night. Ills patent right will
make him rich, with fame enough IA
Oh the measure OF "a common man,
TRANSIT.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18
ANCIENT nntios.

The Ssi.s Journals give the follow.
inc "details relative 10 discoveries rr.
GENTLY n,ndr in cosegucncc Of llir rsira.
ordinary isli in the water m lhe Lake
Zurich About one hundred i-rt from
the right bark " the lake, oppo.ic tho
village of Mcllon. there hs,a been
found scvcsrl rows Of very large Pile.
formed Of irnnks of trees. The plies
ure about q foot apart. with au interval
vi sixteen feet between the rnWs.---
Three p,lca support cuornl0us hrams
which form u Ncry large Rrra De.
twern these piles there have been found
The skeletons Of mall. which are no
longer 10 be- found in Switzerland, hut
80 trace Of any domestic animals On
removing the mud there have been
found immense number Of head. of mr.
rove and spears made 81 stone. crrrful-
" eat and very pointed popiard, mude
If iiui. with buckhurn hnnllet. battle
nNo IN stone clay vases. evidently iorm-
cd by the hand, without lhr aii uf any
instrument, and afterwards baked in an
oven; aud several other article. IN
stone aud baked clay. A human skull
has Hl,o been found Th-se remains.
which ara considered 10 have belonged
10 iha ancient Celis, are now under rs
animation by commission Of antigua.
rinus.
The battle axe, spear, and vase.
seem 20 corrcspond With lhos. found in
HE mounds Of thl. country. The clay
'ases found in this country nrc very no-
merous. These would seem to indicate
n similar origin.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18

rtsru, IT, .alnr soanl which We make
n .laskirg ii, tos hs. lh- iaii,. Of
oilFr irrer. 60 p,tfarm u i rounded
dfr'rhil, in each of these words are.
al. Oh. lailer. moag. 50 al-o Of th-
other ,nvels Ea,i one must repre-
.rui fo'n Dire To eight sounds
n0i lIi. j. no, the unly difii.ul'y
ihrra air man, di,l+rrn, ~ays Of rep
r'srniing ihr sam, .nuni. Il has hrrn
ESTIMATED il.a' ill,r, are isruiy DIR
-ui lrii,rs aul combination. ~ l'.iicrs
in r.pt,s.nt to- .onud \ twelve for c.
tarniy .thrr fr l.. seven iur O and
tu,ui1 four fur L. 80 that Nhru Ihe
cbild e i.hr- TO -i-'l wurl having the
sound of 4 in IL, there are nineteen
chances against his sp-lling il right ~
according 70 standard authorities.
Bni another irreg''lnti,y consists in
TIL. thai words or vowcl- chnngr their
sound Tor no good reason bot merely
e.ause letter i- prrdSed or aldcd.--
Thus law prcfNing y To ear aud it
change. be- sound of ~. md b, adding
Is To Tom. wr have tomb slill railing
the Is .ileui, though 1t has changed the
souti Of O.
II La.u-g-h.t.c.r spell. laughter it
should always he the same nnd no,
Turn into slaughter. (siowcr) Nhrn is
prrfxcd And 50 ~ numerous other
words, which invariably change their
pronunciation when preceded or FOL.
lowed hy different letter!
But nnolh,r difficulty lies in the fact
that no man Is able. when he first sees
word in print and has never heard IT
spoken. 10 pronounce it correctly
lie may nrcidenily stumble upon the
right pronunciation he first time, but
it seldom occurs.
N1w what is the principal object in
writing word If it be- not 10 direct "
in the pronunciation Now what is
the case Here IA man with the letters
of the word before him is unable in
spite of his learning or ingenuity 10
pronoucr it,
II is plain, then, that error lies some
where, riih r in the pronunciation or
orlhograrhy.
Blu, il canno; be in the farmer, for
the majority have certain rishi To fix
the pronunciation, and the difficulty Of
a-crrtnining it 10y n stranger does not
make II erroneous.
The truth is then that the error is in
the photography for though there be
many WAYS Of spelling words there can
he bui on. true mode. and that is the
way. in which silent letters are left out
every sound has iis character to rep
recent il. and the word is pronounced
ihoul hesitation as soon n the letters
are distinctly recognized
ITO be continued.)
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18

efsalaihrr msy . . islpes, lih,aaa
vhile paa lev hsd old fru,rh I,rec,,
that dated h,yk io ,hs rv,l,sr,toa - i.p.
i.barg la,,rsl OF lhs cainier.tos n
large r,u,ler hofa -. sians unisr lbs
aun, sri occasionally a ba,enr might
D. seen tr'.'l,af So lbe rant. Syipe
of he swoti. of ihc IA ir.r. hal been
medc hy our PROVINCE blarksmilh.. per.
hap. ~ samo farming uteusi.t they
hobel scrvicrehlc. but heavy aed un.
con,h Surh eR. The appearance q The
Couiincnlsls, to shom q stil.snJsiuted
ARM was soon ia ay dcen iin.Y s,ma
Amer htilc exercising nron tho Old
Common. aWd petfarm,es the thea pop
uhr eAp.pd ot " whipping he snake"
they hri.bly flcd u0 the tasd T., he
fsol # The kid.lrr Mauu,eiu. and ihro
the Spaf,td Gap, inWsrd. P.,~rlsore'
20 the iuue of Over the hll. aud far
away"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18
am with respect,
Your ubcdirhi servant.
LAWRENCE BRAINERD.
Chairman. State Committee.

To Hos. LAwEEENcE liRAiSFRp -
Dear SRI nckn.wlrdee the -.
ccih of Your letter. signed a. Chair
man Of the State Committee appointed
hv the Ma, Convention of lhr RcPuh-
lican party, hollen at Montpelier on
the 1911 day ii July appri-ins me of
my nomination a. candidate Tor the
oilire Of Go,emor. IN place of Con.
Walton deci,n,d. pros id~d fny views
and sentiments accari With lis princ'-
pie. 81 that parry f. expressed iu i.e
resolution. alpl',lai 'hc Convention
lap are aware fhu have already
arcrgicd pa.ainat.,n or ilr same
III by Wig Coa'eHiion o. ihe
gsir. ~mbl.l a. Radana on he IN
JAS Of jane ls-,. To llai acceptance !
con.iier my. elf honou,liy bound. OF
r.ur.r. d.i ii.r termination noes ic'drr-
r,l im,l, q rall ul.on ne o. rrlplair.
or cy.n 20 qlaiiiy ny concurrence ia
iir raur.r of pol.'isal aciion - firth
(, the -lmlou. q ih@ Ruilani Con-
,.n,loa. .hoah frrl eonl'lled %
d,rlnr ih- hnnaf Of ibI. 'rro1l no li-
,aitan. HF. or -aamiHi'Dn aud rs-
A4-ira. ! r-.ad ii r--piuiio''' ~ o.
two Cove liou.. - far - ihsl proI.r-
a. 20 o. co4.,iiatc political platform
f5r the faiurr, q, bring suh-iaaiia'iy ihe
sta- - ii,Ai go Inconsistency is p-f-
e., : ia a~rriains 18th nsm'ssii '.,.
-ul.r haibinf in a. frf'--sl pro-
. q. f.,o ~ si4.. n ihs i~o tusrrtfa-
in frf,ru,rr 10 halr~ a.fln. s.sn ihr
-r-si question. ulirh aav r7 s'~ iie
nate.n e. i-r-f~a 'nt rrsif a4H'rs.
e.ner Be- ilioss af'ihrr
Cons~qseniiy. Il this s's-' lbs bT.ei-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18
4 Torcms5 Is.rANor og Morn

4 TDyCmSG lssTANcF % Morn.
ERLY ArFECTio. - MARY. Counir.. of
Orkuey. vas deaf and dumb. and mnr-
ried in 1913. 10y signs. She lived with
h,r hl .band. MurrougI. fri Mafqui.
A. lhunruA. uha ws- a'-a hf tra
ruu.in, ~ .i. srsi Ro.itiInn. IN thr
lIartar Of Cork Shortly a0er che
lrh o' h~r Get child. the nar.@ wiih
considerable a-i"ni-hr.af saw the
mother rapiio1-l HpInsrh ih~ cradle
iu hioh 10 infant va. sleeping. rs f.
3rnily fil ~ .o,ne drrp Do ga. She
having r-drri.y secured herself ilat
the rhli rrai'} ,l-if. took oti large
stour. " hl q -i,s hai ,,4irsa'..i nnJ ~
hrr .Ia~i. nrd 10 h.- h0frr ~ tl-
aar.--- ~io. ikr go p-f.un- 81 ihr
Llsesi nrdrr in lrr couairy. indeed iu
ai,si roauirie.. va. fll'y ia,i.r-s-sd vifii
ihe idra - %. prruliar rnupirg nr.4 ms
hgnly 81 ih dan,i..r. s~iz~i i 81 iii
ih~ intent "a fling u down t.hemsffly.
l.forr ihe npr.- eoaii infsue.r. the
Coanie.. hai hong q store --noi isa~-
ever n. ih~ s~rFAat had apprrheini'-A.
81 fi.~ ehiia. iai pn ia, fnef ~ onr.r
g. s,si'. great r.isr The thiii iaa.
i,-.lsaant afi ft-A The .ao.
t. .iatt o.. UI .....f, 49,. rr... 49,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18

STICK TO SOME ONE rUnsuIr.

There cannot bc n greater error than
to be- frequently changing ones business.
II amy man will look around and notice
who have got rich aud who have not.
out Of those he started lie with. lie will
find that the successful have generally
H"cS 10 so1ic oHe pursuit
Two lawyers, for example. begin 10
practice nj the same time. One de.
VOTES his whole mind TO his profession
lays in slowly a stock Of legal lcarniug.
and waits patiently, il mny be for year,.
al he gains mn opportunity 10 show hs
superiority. The other, Iirng Of soch
slow work, dashcs into politics. Cen
orally. at the end of twenty yrar.. tho
latter Will not be worth penny. while
The former will have handsome prne.
lice, ard can count bi- len, Of thousands
IA bank stock Or mortgages.
Two clerks form a majority nlnn-,
simultaneously. One remains Nilh hi.
former employers, or at least ia the
same line OF trade. nj lrsi on y email
salary, then on larger. uniil finally. II
he / mrritoriou-. be Is taken into
partnership. Tie other think. !, be.
meath him 10 Gil subordinate position,
now that he {. man, and ncr,rlngly.
he starts in sonc other bnsipr.. on hda
oyn account, or undertakes a n,w Grm
IN ihe Old line Of trade Where doe.
be- eud, Oflcn ia insolvency. rarely
10 ri'hrs To this every merchant can
testify.
4 young msn i bred mechanie--
He acquires diia.le far hi. trade,
hoscver, thinks 1t q tedious way to get
ahead, and scis out Tor the No.i or for
California. Bot, IN most ca.s.. The
snme re'iles.. discnnienird and spcru.
lsiiyr spirit, which cirries him nway ~
hr't, rrnl ooniinuou, appliralion ~
one place irk4gm" to l,im apd - L~
soea wandering shout the ~urid. q .or,
81 -eintci,.l1cd Arab. really q ,asmat
ln character. and sure 10 die in-Oltsni.
Mrantme bis f-ilos apprentice. Who
ha' stayed % home. pfsrii,iag rrenoiny
anj Working steadily ~ hi. usdr. has
sroau comfortable 10 cirram.ianees.
anf i- evcn pefhap. citizen u marx
There are men of Ahi'iiy in every
Ns's n lif., h3 sr- notorious f,f n.,.r
getting aiorg usBn'ly IL !. Lerae,a
they ns,er .'lck 70 any one bu,iat.s
J1a whrH ibry have mssrr~i oas
pnrut, md are 90 ihr paint II nai.
Hs i.pfrY. They eisnY- Il fer s1oihef.
ehsrh fhey do not nadrr,iAnd prI in
i.iil~ shll@, sLai iiiile ihry sfr -orih
). lo-i forever. We laua srofe. ~
sueh p~f.aas CO ~hsfe yoa an. 500
y sill GEM rally hai hat ths mra vio
hasr hlrd b. liig are iio-- ihsi never
.iaes 10 one ihns kong o. ha oiis,
lsnA. y05r pFuspcfnas man. n.na rassf
oui ~ ten. has alsayi f'tek q one Epy.
'asf - Pi,lodsiplie L<dgs,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18
Tor ins Rstland County Herald.
ENGLISH oRTHOGRAPHK-In Defect.

Language j. the vehicle Of though,
the rnrans by which our idea. are ca
pressed. and ~ DR. Red elegantly re-.
marks, ONE Of the nohlrsi purposes Of
sound. Natural lnnguage bad IT. ori.
gin with the origin Of man, for il is
altogether highly improbable TO suppose
that man even in the period of he
rruly eXisisnc-, Ms without any meth
Oh oi communicating BIS ideas.
Bot artificial language has hal a
lai,r brgiuins. Traring it, history
from he rude hicrosl, phics of Egypt.
to fhe 49,. Of distinct characters 10 rep
rcscui distinct r0un'l- se Gee lhm
thrrr ha. l'reu cpuiinuA'.y going on.
some photographic chang, having a
tendency 10 ,iinl lify a'a rrg lla'c i ac-
oiriif : TO the true principle on ~hi,h
Is -Lalld BE- basel.
And yet We dnd thr English Lsn-
guase very imprfirI ir i- ouh1gra'
ply. ~Nihine." say. Noah " rh-irr,
caa l.r more ii-n.puiablr 10 he hirra.
r, character a q nation, i..aa ne hi.-
tory Of English Onhpgraphy. uair,. q
be hat Of Ouhorpy
There s~rr ~ FRI .H!E ieut rlarac.
trT. 90 trprrsrni al ii.r stsni, lp lhs
laegungs. ba A. neE -,uni, srrr de-
ungsi,l,rd- aai no n~v -isas 10 reprr.
seisi them iuirotac'-d. q becsme ueers
sary 10 The prnsrrs' II isnsuasv d
make somr lr;isrs peaorm mefr ia4f
ih ials. hg making i.~m rrifr..u
ar fsn era sf # uami~r af 800 "A.
Mtf fhsfs So Iny-sie -nfH
-earft 'r fi- "a sun-e iirf af- iu
nffr~ ~ ~iy eui, IA
80 ssvr,-
Hers th. lsilsr A. vhiea .la-sA rep