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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-04

Some years ago, when Ireland was in
more disturbed, though hardly more
discOntented, state than it is at present
and when murders, agrarian outrage
and other crimes were more common. Il
Mr.. Scott, who resided in the western
part of the county Of Tipperary. wae
entertaining 4 number Of friends At
dinner.
Among the guests was one named
Hunt, who had the reputation of being
a man of more than ordinary COURAGE.
his claims to the character being the
fact that he stood six feet two in his
stockings; that he always travelled alone
and armed to the teeth, and was loud
in speech as to his being ready for ali
corners.
His host, Scott, was small but COM
pact man, who was loved by rich and
poor, gentle and simple as the peasant.
say. He had always a joke for his ar
quaintances, an the purtiest safe on n
horse We ever seed, bless him.
After dinner the conversation turned
on the state of the country, and how
much worse their own country was than
any other. Every one had some story
to tell, but Hunt expressed it as his
opininiOn that the scoundrels should all
be shot down, and that that was the
way he would treat any of them that
dared even to show a sign of molesting
him
Come Hunt, said Scott, tell us if
if it by true that you carry a small ar
mory in your driving seat
Not exactly an armory," replied
Hunt. But | do carry a brace or two
of pistols i'll my dog cart. l think I
should be prepared i'll case of necessity,
and, should be attacked, shall use them
without the least conjunction.
Why, my dear fellw, you don't eX-
pect they will attack you?" exclaimed
Scott, in pretended establishment.
well, perhaps not but it is better
to be prepared for these fellows. Look
at poor Walters case; they were not
with one there. The ruffians
killed the whole family"
Yes, indeed, that is true" replied
Scott. but, Hunt, though | don't
make bets usually, I'll lay you fifty
pounds, and Hassett shall hold the stakes,
that the first man who attempts to either
rob you of your money or your pistols,
when you are travelling in this armed
SIyIt ouCCCcuc- W Hdb say
you-is it bet 2"
Really, my dear Scott, it is strange
wager" replied Hunt, ''but III take it.
The money was deposited in Hassett's
hands, whose eyes twinkled with a mer-
ry humor.
-What are you up to-" said he to
Scott as the latter handed him the stakes.
"Bather SHIN" (never mind), replied
Scott.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-04
For The Herald
Lady Spring
BY MRS. A. E. STANLEY.

We wait for you long, Lady Spring,
And we wonder what keeps you away
The mountains are white,
And the DAYS cold and bright,
And it's time you were coming this way
King Winter still reigns, Lady Spring
Still reigns in his palace of snow
But he's getting so old,
And So courtly and cold,
That, to spare him, we're willing. you
know.
The flowers i'll their beds, Lady Spring,
Are pleading, though with faint nope
''We are all wide awake!
And for 1ityS sake,
Mother Nature, do let as get apr
But the good dame so sweetly replies.
s'No my pets, for it Is my desire
That you lie in your beds,
And cover up your heads,
Till my san has kindled the fire.
s'And when it gets warm, little ones,
The south wind will whisper to you,
And you'll open your eyes,
Up to the blue skies,
And I'll dress you in ''red, white and blue
The birds are 50 still, Lady Spring,
And they hover down close to the earth
In each little throat
If frozen note,
Which only your hand can bring forth.
Come quickly, then, beautiful Spring;
O! let not our prayers be in vain.
In thy bright robe of green,
o beautiful queen!
Thou Icadest a glorious train.
We've opened our doors, Lady Spring,
And called you-but still do we wait,
Does the honey bee sip
The sweet dew from you lip,
That thus you are coming so late?
Have you stopped, on your way, Lady
Spring,
To gather mementoes to bring?
To unfetter the rills?
To uncover the hills?
0 beautiful mOss-fOOted Spring!
Do you stray in the drearing-like south?
Among the magnOlias and ferns
Do you sit there and sing,
By some magical spring,
Till your soul with sweet pocsy burn:
Have pity! o, beautiful Spring!
Come quickly, and unlOose the chain
That has bound us so long,
With a clasp cold and strong,
And our hearts shall re-echO-AMEN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-04

ALL SINNERS. Henry Ward Beecher
says: There is no man that lives that
does not sin. There is no man that lives
who cannot be made to sin. All men
could not be made to sin in the same
way. Some men cannot be made to sin
by meat and drink Others can. And
of those who cannot be made TO sin by
meat and drink, some can be made to
sin by temptations of money. There is
many and many "A man whose morals
are pure enough, but whose avarice is as
intense as a furnace of fire; and he
might be made to sin there. He might
not st one, or two, or three degrees, but
he might at twenty or thirty degrees.
Some are fusible at low temperature, like
lead, and others require the compound
blow-pipc to fuse them but there is no
man who cannot be fused at some point.
Some may be warped by their sym
pathies and affections who could not by
their pride. But though one might not
be toppled over by pride, he might by
vanity. And though one might not be
made to yield by vanity, he might be
led into compliance by benevolence and
gentleness and good will. Some men
can be overcome in one way and some
in another. Somewhere or other there
Is joint in the harness through which
the arrow could go. The implication is
that every man is temptable, and that no
man, being tempted, has power to cure
himself
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-04

\ BOLD ATTEMPT. Sheriff O. n. Ray
mond, of New London, and Deputy
Sheriff Parker, had some misunder-
standing, over a year ago, in reference
to the arrest of a prisoner, Raymond
claiming that Parker shirEed his duty in
the affair. Parker has now written a
letter to Raymond, who is the RepubIi-
can candidate for Sheriff of New Lon
don county. and closes as follows: 81
hold the cards to defeat your election,
which shall proceed to do unless re-
ceivc a check payable to my order be
fore Wednesday, March p, for 800. "
This is a bold attempt to blackmail.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-04

CONGREssIoNAL:-Se Morrill, in
troduced the following resolution finto
the Senate
RESOLVED, That the committee on finance
be instructed to report an amendment to
any bill reducing taxes which shall repeal
the internal revenue laws now in force
imposing taxes as follows the tax on il
Illuminating gas, the taxes imposed by sec
ton 10 of the internal revenue act of 1864
as subsequently amended, and taxes paw
distilled spirits, fermented liquors. tobac-
co, snuff ana cigars.
Senator Morrill, has reported from the
finance committee against the petition
of the importers of New York and Bos-
ton, to be refunded certain duties paid
on Russian hemp.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-04

4 GERMAN UNIyRRsITY.-The Stras-
burg University bids fair to become, be-
fore long, the greatest educational insti-
tuition in Germany. Won Roggenbach,
who was deputied to organize it, has
treated the matter as a labor of love,
and after an active search has succeeded
in securing the servicesSf about fifty of
the cleverest men in%ermany as pro
fessors; and even Germany is becoming
jealous, to say nothing of the smaller
universities The Strasburg institution
will possess an unusual number Of able
jurists and enjoy an income from its
provincial money-chest
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-04

TIE ALASKAN LADIES. Now that
Alaska with all its treasures is ours. the
fashions followed by the female natives
ought to be of interest to our ladies
According to British Columbia paper,
our sisters at Sitka wear body dress of
equal proportion of fur and dirt, arrang-
ed 10 snit the taste of the vearers. The
married ladies' all wear silver rings in
their noses and needles through their
lower lips, while elderly ladies add to
their irresistible charm " stopper,
whatever that may may be, in the up
per lip. Their amuscmcnts are yet re-
stricted to gambling and drinking
whisky.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-04

"A good listener is as needful to a
witty talker as steel to flint II is the
sharp contact of the two which make
the sparks fly.
He that uttereth SANDER is fool
He lives in foul atmosphere, and does
foul work. There is no redeeming trait
to bis character
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

! When Peter returned to consciousness be
found himself hanging over the bread should
ers of his brother John, and about to enter his
own door. Here he soon collected his scattered
senses and was able to listen intelligently to
his brothers account of his rescue.
Uncle Tom Barry in his fight had stopped
at the cabin long enough to shout the wolves
were out and then hurried on. John, who
lived with his brother, knowing that Peter
must come the same path took his gun and
walked out to the edge of the forest, where
he halted to listen. But short time elapsed
before he heard the sound OF the pursued ard
pursuers, and rushing down the hill he arrived
upon the scene just In time to leap between
Peters postrate form and the wolves, the fore.
most Of which was less than ten feet distant.
Taking steady aim he sent a bullet into the
creatures brain, and then, while the pack
were fighting over the dead body of their
cemrade, he slung Peter over his back and
reached the open ground in safety.
Peter frankly told the whole truth about
the affair from beginning to the end, and con-
cluded the story with the emphatic assertion
that as long as he lived he would never be
guilty of another practical joke, VOW which
he has faithfully Kept.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

myeelf. don't know how it 10. don't want In
I amt used to it, and don't intend to bs'
Every dog has his day." they say. and unless
"Vic" changes her tactics, I'm afraid in her ola
age she will be thrown out of the window. and
like Jezebel OF old, the dogs will have lick At
her ,ttenuated carcass. But perhaps Tn preju.
diced Can any one enlighten meS
Pronounced Pshaw- pshaw-knees
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

kp;as. s, S,!,.,e iollcMing i!ea Estate: Lot
Sas g strs:t mex: sS,h Of Ss supreme Csur. Hou.s
Chri. Wahers situated next to National City Bank For
terms apply 70 JAMES GRAHAM,
Ieb. y, 1871. Reddlcko Dlo6k.
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OvPAans' Court ef s.. Esrys Counfy, 3d.
Wow Is, 1871.
nRpERED BY THE COURT, Tia. H.B.
" Cswood and L II Leigh, sdmrs. va. Of
JAMES HOWARD,
late Of 81 Mary p county, Narylsni, deceased,
give the notice required by Law 70 the deceas-
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the came Be published once q week 70. sir
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Register Wills 70. S, Mays county
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h B CAWO,D.
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John II Waters.

In the Circuit Cour, for s, Mays county,
sittingas Court OF Equity.
No. 90 " r.
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" 1872, that the report Of Joseph
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ApMINisTRATRIx' NOTICE.
orpAaas' cssr. q Ssiss ka,y's coxnsy, es-
Nov IS, 1871.
ORDERED BY THE COURT, That Ann r
~ Cheseldine sdnrx. Of Biscoe Cheseldine.
Late OF ST Mary's county, Maryland. deceased
give the notice required hy Law TO the deceas.
ed creditors 10 exhibit their claims. and ,hs,
the same be published once q week for six su..
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Test:
JAMES 7 RALgr,
Register W ills for st Nary's county
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order. h.,.,~
give notice that have obtained from the a.
peans' Court OF ST. Mary's county. Nsrr,.ni
letters CT Administration the perso Al es,ste :,
e,sooe Cheseldine. late Of said county, deceas-S
All persons having claims agains, the aid s..
ceased are hereby notified to exhibi, N. e.,
WITH TIE proper -eGchcrs attached thereto 81
the subscriber, on or before the lis, dax o.N.~
ls'I they will otherwise By Law be exeIuss,;
from the eenes;s Of the said estate. An nrrson,
INDEBTED TO the deceased are requested 20 u.I,
immediate payment 10 the Subscriber
ANA L CHSSELpINE
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Commission Business

I'HE 6rsn a. Fergussoa Tyson 4 Co, being
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| voald respectfully inform the Farmers and
Planters Of ST. Mays county that have re-
sun,ed the Con mission Business and hope 70 re-
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! will attend personally to sales Of Grain and
Tobacco. also TO the purchase Of merchandise
and fertilizers.
Counting Room On second noor Of old stand
l1l West Lombard street.
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Jan 10, ls72-3ns Baltimore, Jan 10. Z.
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ApklEISrkAfoRT NOTICE.
o.pAass' dsss ef Ssss M.-y's ess.s. sss.-
Dee ~, 1871.
nRnERED By TIE cccRr. Tat Nar;a v
" Hsr den aad Charles v Haydec, adninis-
:ratcrs Of
STEPHEN HAYDEN.
late Of 81 Mays ecaaty, Nd. deeeAsed, give she
notice required BY lav 70 the aeceaspd's
creditors 20 exhibit their Claims. aad ,has the
same he pnblishsd once . week Tor ar sueoes-
sive weeks n the St Mays Bsa-on.
Test: Jas r NEuxY,
Register Wills for 81 May county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of The ADORE order. We hereby
give notice thar we have obtained from the Or
phans Court Of St. Mary's county, MARYLAND.
lssters Of administration on the personal ssta,e
Of S'ePhen Ia, den. late Of said county, deeess-
Cd. Allpersons having claims a. ainss the said
decessedare hereby notified 20 efaibis the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto, TO
the subscribers, on or before the aiss asy O!
NAV, 1874, they will otherwise ey Law Be ex.
eiuded from the benefits ofthe said estate. All
persons indebtsd 10 the deceased are requested 70
make immediate payment to the subscribers
MARIA HAYDEN,
CHAS Y HAYDEN,
Administrations.
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March .. fsTl-ly.