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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Lord Hyron- Byfon's fame, arose ws sbst"c',
slmc., "a much from m ,rstinttive aee ut hs
nobility and from n curiosity 10 know the secrets
Of his diseased soni, which ie A, partially grn'.
fled, ~ from the strength md lutb,h majesty of
his prodht,inps. His mini WIS. howovet. doubt
less cast ~ no or'liDnty mould. HIS chief pn.
rtic attributes appears 10 ne TO have been m CT
eard,ngIy quick sen4ibi'i'y 10 external brnnty nh'
GRANDEUR c~alalnIiry apJ n love Of Violent emo
siohs, an' . ~,ingplat mastery Of fi'giage. lilo
Ind no rnIth immediate greatness, 10 trrnnn'z-
ing spirit. no lHrc Sense Of love and nf Joy. Ho
was a. far beneath the calmly Imaginative poet.
A.. tho .egion Of temptsts Is below Tho fuIet md
uncIoudcd heavens. lie ercI,ns intense feeling
BY leading his renders 10 the brink " unlmaginn.
tie horror, by darB hints Of nam,less sins or hy lha
strange nnic, of aif'urs and sfrcs whith Grj NJ
nature have fore ve, d,vidcl. Yet there afe touch
90 Of gracs and beauty schtiried throtghoui his
soiks, bccasionaI bui-,s Of tc%hrfming enthusiasm
Which make Us deeply regret the TO" often 'ad-
htird Disorder Of bis soul. Tho stream Oils
gcn,u. falls, from q east height, amidst ihe bleak
c., rocks into depths which mortal ego cannot
hfhom, and into which it Is dangerous 10 gaze
bu, j., .rnds np a ~ratfan' mist in ia fall, which Il D
sun ,in,s with heavenly colofing, and II leaves IT.
soft buc. on the golden and quiet clouds. Tho
TOO frequent per,rrsion Of bis genius, does no,
prevent IL sho" ing, IN its degree, tho immortality
Of the mos, sublime Of he human facilities.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

n NOTICE.
FAAEELepersons are'hereby forewarned from cut.
ting anA,carryiug of Wood from Tie plantation,
late Vil.Ars. two miles below Baton Rcmss.
Those who ale determined to continue stealing
wood, will bes. prosecutedL.to the utmost penaNlyoi
the law.
jan 4 -47t SrEPIifN HENDERSON
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Rama way from the subscriber living
,aboat Is miles from Baton Rouge on
~ the Liberty road, on the esd June last,
~/ a negro woman named Elsey (some-
VN/ times calls herself Mary Ann copper
D colored, about twenty years old, long
neck, full eyes, aud well formed. When she lett
she had on a white cottonade dress.
i'll 22-Sts JOHN MORklS .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned have the honor TO inform the
ladies and gentlemen of Baton RouseeHnd
vicinity, that they have just received an ample
assortment, Of fresh goods. consisting OF all varie-
ties Of fancy dry goods, which they offer for sale
al the lowest cash prices; and expect the patron
age Of the public by their strict attention to h"si,
ness.
D. SANGER & D. SrRAws,
j20 10 Corner of Lafayette and Church st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
Parish II East Baton R""5r-Ih'td
District ChNft.
William Roba .n
No 25i3
William Robb

jos'C fg:on, %af
UDY I'M. If a writ Of fiji, fd1s. to ne dire
Parish an safe afT'Fst,t, viii he exposed at
public sale =: The conI ilonss ."
rrsd"y, 9Th August 's4o,
h, f,stp lie usnal hour. II sale. al the right, ','s,
,rr-st, az claim, Of the dcfendan,. IL and "a
the i,ilowirc Iescrihed property, !" wit ,
Acsrt,in sot NJ ground situated in that part u
the town Of Elton Rouge laid on, by l.! Ti'"l'rt
and desrsusrri III the hgural'ye pIa" the'"oi, b.
No |, measuring 60 fee; front on '!y9~ts 'ncet
BY one hundred and twenty IN dSp,a, tr'"or
measure. S. zed to sarisfl the I~4ag,nso. nrf
costs in the aho.e emitted ss!:.
Teins-Cash.
il Il Arc. prrLAxTGsz, %t.rT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
l.. +. LANDRy,& Co.

AWUtttiLS 7 = and y pbthtt aFIes, Ht1WnD1H
sale dealers In Medicines, Oils aud Pattts
English and t'teuth Chemirals. Window. Glass.
PetIumeries. varDishes, Dye tiffs, Spices Sc
Theit store forthe present Is at No. liz Julia
st,eett one door from cnrnet 6f Camp.
ntrN. y. Particular attention will he paid to
putt " 40 family medicines, medicine chests, and
orders from the country generally. Landry & Co.
invite planters aid meAhnnirsFt 10 give thet, i call,
fri New Orleans. JuuA n ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
t,nIIwcll e Ificky.

NO. Cd, CANAL ST., NEW ORLEANS,
h E.SPECfFuLt.Ys iiifbfhi their friends and
D the planters generally Ia the vicinity Of na-
ton tausr, that they ate nuw. confined to the Fac
totaee IL Co,nmissioii' Bisidess alone aid they
hope, fran their close application u, busiiiess. 10
receive y share Of public patronage
abp,tst 4 az
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
STATE OF. LOUISIANA. ,
Parish Of East Baton Ro"gc-Thifd
District Court.

VS. No 1898
William Gaines
ny vir,nc Of = w@ri, of seiz"'e ADD .dls 10 M.
nD directed by The ilonorabih the Third bs.
,rict t'ou;t Paissb and Starr aib5ssaid. viii be
e1pbs&h IL, public sale on
Tbor.d,y, 9Th August 1870,
At he rou.i house ~ the Town IF Bat0n R"uet,
between the u.ual hours pf sale. all he right, ~
tie, Interest. and claim Il 'f1 defrndanf, IN and
to The following d~e.criTed property, ~ wit:
A nsgro man "amad CRATER aged %
ito do FREDERICK, %
Seized to ~satI.fy re Judgment anil 1os!s m fhE
above entitled SUIT.
Terms-Casr.
IA 81 Aro. DrpEh<r,tE, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

IA NOTICE. -.
I'VE e.. Oran Ihckctt is authorised TO collect
the accounts due meaaon account Of the Baton
Rouge Gazette. Allpersnns Indebted are fe1nes-
;ei IL make immediate pa yf1ent.
ian Us so STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

sNOTICE.,
a LII persons indebted to the Subscriber, are re
~ qoested to come forwprd and pay or otherwise
their Notes and Accounts will be placed IN the
hands Of an Officer for collection.
= L.. na-k =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
pIssol.uTloN OF COMPREHENSIVE.

~ orlak Ia hereby given, thai the enpsfthsfshir.
here ,ofcre existing untrt tbs Eft 81 Sd,i5tta aud
Favrot was dissolved BY mutual %rolisen' on
the 10Th betsmber 1899
nt. b. soutcrte, being now the solo pton.'etot
1T The apo,heeaty. by nRct passed befnre Judse
~'l'essier, and having purchased the entite 'liietest
az tf..B.. Fsvrot, hetnmes responsible, fot all, the
legal debts of,hssa,a Arm, and tt 70 also a,itho,
rived to,treive All debts due the said %fitn,.ss vel
as those due the firm Of Favro' aud G ori,am.
dec Ia c. SOuTERRE NJ. d. !
II. q. FAvRO1s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

James M. Elnnl 4 Amos Admins,
a TrORNEYs and t'odnsel!pts At Law, viii
"A prat,ice eorjoln,ly IL thu Jj, 4tl,, and 81,
Judicial Dis,ricts-Dnirs al Baton Rouge neat the
Court House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
Notice,

LIE undersigned ha.iils Resumed Tie practice
Of the |, LAW teudets His Professional services to
T'ttoNAs GtBBEs MdRuAN.
Baton %l,ongr, March 81, 1899. g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

a Malta has received a consignment Of
"A choice wines. Twelve dozen old Hook
1895. 6 dozen half bottles old Olivia Madeira 1928,
s dozen bottles old MADEIRA 1885, which will be
sold by the box or single bottle. Also 90 barrels
syrup ba ttery, and 80 barrels sugar.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
1900 tEEGHEs roR SALE.

.UVHE price Of 20 And over win he 20 cents,
any aanher under 20 will be charged 3la
cents .ch-Cash. Al uc Apo heeary'o OF
mi q. SouTENRE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
NOTICE,

VNHE pupilso Of the College Of Baton Rouge will
4 be examined, in the college buildings, on the
Goth, seth, 5o,h, and 3ist OF the present month.
The exercise will commence, on each day, at half
past 8 O'Clock in the morning, and half past two
O'Clock in the afternoon. Al the close of the ex-
animation, (Friday evening" the President will
deliver an add, ess on the importance Of patron
iziug Domestic Schools. The friends of learning
are respec fully invited 10 a,tcnd.
July IL 2S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
NO1'lCl'.

sTuNHE undersigned sbav'ng purchased inc s''ck
Of goods Of l.. Morris. vii continue the
Mercantile business In the two story or'ck o''''''"g
.oO Church eject, formerly occupied oy ""'m' a"n
bv s,r;c, attention. 10 business. hopes to mrrfi, a
~ II. Y. DABtN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
Packet between New Orlcn Ils
AND BAYOU SARA.

AND BA1oU ShNA.
AND Ait txrsnM Enf AfE
ssSwN~ LANDINGS
AesrsrzAMA STEAMBOAT LEvANT
r&teske<sr1%S strong aud fast running
h,.,, having been purchased by Capt. laurent, FOL
,l,e communication or his old friends, win run u,A
der hi. . maud throughout all the season betweeh
the above ports aud landings, !ess,ng New Orleans
We,ine siay At same hear. >.
E,h ,-sg. Agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

fuVHE s,thsftiber has located himself IN tle ttwn
II tlato,, Rouge al the old stand, lately oc-
'tupIei by Reeve Fitz Patrick, where NJ kinds. o.
Watches, Clocks, Organs, and MosiD Boxes VIII
be repaired on the shortest u,,tife and in the bes,
style. lie has DIT h,nl spectacle glasses nf AL
rnlours and suitable for all ages which he will III
IL ~ n reduced price. Al kinds ofJeWelry ,ie,i.
aed in a neat tnan0er ttstss also all kinlssol
jawelfy for sale, low for Cash.
Rel. tenee may be madr to Capt. searls, s.
and y. A. Walker.
Oct ~ Al Ga MOORE,
nTOld gold and silver ! AIKEN IN payment foi
Wbfk, 4 s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
OF 2 tf

DR. sutTERRE physician, and surg on.ae !.
ddl,thaur Of the Medical faculty Of Paris .iaying
~ ,hiaten,Iy Settled NJ l}ston ito,tse %idfbrns tile
Of the tow a,,dEits vicinity, % whom
he ufTefs Ills services. that he has established his
Office at lie drugstore Of Soutette Y Fatrot, La
Ia yette street.
tl..w ia IA t@e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
GARDEN SEEDS.

GARDEN SEEDS.
A good supply offresh Garden Seeds just rcceiv-
"A cd and for sale by
Feb ISL ii. Y. BABlN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

RECEIVED FOR SALE.
- Bssrl. old Mon. Whiskey, q quarter
sasks TcnetId Wine, 10 pieces ba,ing rope, 500
bushels cotton seed .
a25, II A. Malta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
NOTICE,

~ NOTICE,
nv undersigned having been informed Ina a
servant has pueehas ed goods Ia his name, hereby
Elves natice, that Nd viii pay no accounts unless
they arc accompanied by an order.
stS 10 SrspasN HsNnsaso~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

COTTON GINS.
y Frazcrs celebrated Cotton Gin Stands 60 saws
81 each, received on edtstBement and FOR sale on
accommodating terlns' !.
IA s. !. Il T., r. PtiiLLtPsk Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

DUDLEY PLOUGHS.
eD Dudley plcog's with wfotsht iron
Lou mould boards No I, } ana )Just re
rriveh aud Tor safe ny
, = l&EF PHILLIPS Il Co
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

From mr. fonGon Courjet.
The singular fortunes If tho family Of Fave
Cohufa n'a III" extraordinary snd wonderful IN
ci1sn's " this dne. The domain If Crlure, Ito
ratrimnnIel estate Of The present Duke, ,Is sI1.
e,, Of The fsp,ily. dnd trothtt If ~l.""JpIh. wn- n
very small p'tncipsIi'y , the ~, fsv"noe lid no,
exceed Gun per annun. hf ro'tsr uJ"n su"h
Al income. The family pride WIS difficult ~ srr-
port, aud tho 'neans Of education for The y""ng-
= branches extremely restricted. On acc"l'n, "i
Tho smailnes- of means, nous " 'hr family ttnli
venture In appearance ut cnnrt, et vicnno. save
The rnks, nod he tstcIy. The pof'i"n of ito IN.
het'ianrc Of No,hn Altehbuutp. With cbme 10
him, greatly improved his standing md extended
hi- possessions. mn inht ti,snte, ~h,rh. ~rcrhnps.
wo"lh '"t 80 readily Iia7e been conceded to hr,
bat from the powerful s~lliTncs md ropn.rnsnrr
Of his country ,brougt, ~t.enpoll. The Territory
Of t-ht,g md t!nlba mag hr psi tmn'-d 10 coH-
tain ~i"ae'l,st 10000 scuIs. The revenue j.
stat, u NJ Gi0O. 600 per anuuir. from which 'da
10 be deducted he ,n'rrrs, rftte deb, or mort
gag" "tJn The property a,n"nn,ins 10 tiGi 900.
which, taking Nc rate NJ sis pet rfht. not a htg',
,atr for Nettnsn7. will hb IN annual eha,Gr Of
l27.ai0. The dutrhy i. rn'ed 10 furnish y con-
'ingrnt Of 400 mrn to the Grtnanic confr'r,d,
cess Charlotte, l~,eopoli WIS q simple major ~
the Austrian service, md hs whole means orl
prospective expectation crntered IN hia profession.
His 'ise led 10. and WIS The prelude If. ihet Of
Tho whole family. His sister lecarrc burbrss
If Kent. %s'opIcd, like himself, into Tho Roysl
family Of England, and. Il, course. " bot queen
mn,hsr. mother Of te tluern. Leopold himself
j. King Of Belgium one nephew. Ferdinand,
| King Coneoti u Portugal auH a third about TO
hrrcne FRINGE Censor, of The sovereign Qucrn
Of Grsn, Britain. Ftsr, bffrrc. trtfats. in 40
| short a rtrts Of time. did u family at,ai" fortune.
~ mn ni6rent, ~i,l,ou. leeds Of stms ~ services
! "f a public nature.
DIR fRANkLIN'S MORAL. CODE.
The following list of moral virtues, was dawn
up by d. franklin. for The regulation Of his i,fr,
Temperance. FL, 10 f"Il'ess drink hot 10
elevation.
Hilrtcs. Eprak no, bit WIN, may hensG,
others Of soursrlf; avoid TIFF.
ling CONVERSATION.
Otlsf. Let al trn, things hava their
places Ie, entb tart Of your
'usi, rss have it's ii'ne.
Itesolrtion. Resolvs TO perfrrm what yoh
, ought prrform without fail
~hnt you frsolvr.
frugall'y. Make no ertehse. hn' 10 d"
p"od 10 others OF yourself that
is waste n~"thing.
tnIneiry. Iosr no iiHje be- always en-.
Eloyeh ~ something Useful, "u,
of oil unnecessary action.
Sincerity. Use 40 hur,ful iecclt thint IN.
hrren'Iy end Justly and If yoti
speak speak accordingly.
| Justice. Wrong nans by doing injuries.
br omi,ing Ire brhef,s the, MD
your duty.
| Mp.itra!ion. Avoid rstta'nrs. mfhear resent.
ing INJURIES:
Ciennfiness. ShHpr 10 nhclrahl,nrss In ihS
body, cIo,Hes, Or hsbita,ion.
T,np1uil,iy. BE no, dis, urled about TRIES,
OF ut sctideD ,s cot'iti'oh Of MI.
nV"i,luhle.
Humility. Initiate 1rsts Christ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

have seen a man engaged in 4 iaw.ri! about.
n triAiog affair, that Cos bin more than would
have rooted all the buildings On his farm:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25
BATON nouon, touIsl1Iy.A - r,aDAY 5cL, %, $40.
4 1ToN nOtldE rEMAfg AgADEMy.

I'll Dt4afEt NJ NM. Avn mrs. FtS4EHs
rrrIrIlt1nspee,in eontidetus, ~wesplaee rtit-
" selves illus publicly before the coinnunity,
10 solicit that patronage whisl At, assi,ldot,s devote.
,i,u.. som,nittyd sssi,r laiti.n besppaks As coupled
with, aud greatly ~assfstlng the Il itl'fdf ~leaeltr. We
have FROM lln. 5itinei,ceiiief Of v,tt eatl,itg pro-
I~rptiul OH TIE nduJtise principle. ihifouauifs TINT
sprjes erbooks AZ fast as We could, without pnti
ting parents 10 ,n,eet ssary expense. The i',duttife
Il ,I,p course t,tirsieh In tie most intelligent parts
Of Europe, and the most %pbpiltre IN the world
| Mere responsibility was hot the o5ieetaimed at. ut
the opening Of this sehtol, hn! that superiority 10
| Which ability aud experiences, oumhiHed viii, n la
i~jo,jous aud tonseieneidts distiargett Tie teitht,s
duty %attains. In this We HAYS not been Il sappolhtthl.
Ihs tie average humber Of o,,r pupils, together with
their t,rdEtess show
We Have made ~lroyisiOh for i most valuable lis
ppnty tpf our schosl. eotitaanina a great variety If
rare and yalualiei hfpiiha tith, uuon almost every
,,hiest. We hare ordefe.lslrom New York and
shall receive, saell altbafht,s rs Is necessary 10 e.
nl.;o the different s%oieneea, We shall also re.
eepiye hooks anil stationary, :of any kind, aud to any
amau.t. ut order directly from New York
Il No pains will be spared, 10 obtain and, ehforre
ti,a tp}ncilips If Tie best siai,ors. Our aim h the
ieeitadcus Of the tes ,eetiye'e'asses. Is To ''sift cut
the whole Idea. y
11,e Accommodations Of our boarding depart.
metit ate extensive
board aud Tu'tion ts1f per ana''n payable
quarterly In advance. Washing an extra charge.
Music Sgo Der. quarter. Use of instrument 81
ter month. Frtit, so pr quarter. No 'letlue-
(luHs made esttpt ID eases of serioas sickness.
The course NJ th. studies e~'nbr.,css eyeiy de-
~nsrt,nent Of Al, enstsh clueatioti. The or,lam.n NJ
tai braticl,a4ss, including shell! aud wax work; nlsi
fiaid and faiicy heel,e work. also ne Greek h'id
LATIN lapg,iages wiient red,'ested viii receive par-
= t's T.hs .aI eeeut'' session, il ihe u. Il. i. Academy.
w,ij udmttience on The seerni ilayfbf january next.
sense Tint ,hte SUCCESS Of pnpils, n acquiring m
education, depends very much n'pa their t%llns'tlsll
,.,s',s' HE loss Of . Week, aud evr, 4 day, n,as
somptjtnees be irrttaFablel especially wiian they
are we'll Niassed.
Batui Rouge, Dec igs .46
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-25

Drj GOrhnml
Az removed Ills office to Abe Drug Store Of
=. %iotirtlah. IlatoIi l1juee Il
may ~ Ia sa
NOTICE.
nDa. WuirMAN WiLeux, ha removed his office
to the building formerly occupied by Md, Ha tcl,,
am, liz second doof f6m Df lfaitist'a. tie viii
lie fJdhd there Il. all hours u,tlsss Understandable en-
sss.d s u.s. Oct 10 s.J6
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SS-49-y
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Jan 2S-51
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-08
Melbourne.

A PURE blooded Ayrshire BULL.
"a short horns. three years old, recently
into Vermont.
This noble animal is now held ready for
the accommodation Of those who may wish
to improve their breed Of neat cattle. A
view OF HIM will convince the experienced
breeder Of his good points and character;
as be has good symmetry. good color, limbs
and horns is large and active good ia
tured, orderly and quiet. A single cross OF
the native breed (even were It carried no
fur,her) with this animal, will prove OF IN
calculsble advantage TO the stock OF This
vicinity 1t IL the opinion o' competent
Judges amongs, US, and Of majority OF
Eug,sh and Scotch breeders acquainted
with This country. that for our climate.
state of pas,ursge, keep, care. and market,
this breed IL preferable TO the much extol'
led Durham, [see Cul,iva,or. Vol. 4 beng
more hardy, requiring less care. and less
keep: and even exce|l'og in combining the
two aud rather converse qualities OF being
good mixers and Of fauen'ng readily.
TIE r ms
For one Cow 50 90 for two IS 90 and
for three and ove' s. 90 each (,he plurality
being owned by tn. some person.) Pa,',c
ular regulations made known a. the stable.
He will be kept on Dr. Spooners farm,
"A OF mile south Of the College, on Ham
cock street. II. AlNSWOkTH.
N. 8 A certificate Of, the purity OF che
ANIMALS blood will be produced; and any
detection OF deception or fraud 10 this re
spect shall exhonera,e all concerned from
charges for his services. II. "A.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-08
TConcluded from first page.

and three feet in height, which had been
placed an hour before, in the sunshine, in
large, level grass field.
The wool, twelve minutes after sum
down, was found to be fourteen degrees
colder than the air, and to have acquired
no weight. The swandown, the quantity
of which was much smaller than that of
the wool, was at the same time thirteen
degrees colder than the surrounding air.
AT the same time, the grass was fifteen
degrees colder than the air four feet
above tho ground. From such expert
mcnts, he established the proposition,
that bodies must become colder than the
surrounding air, before they become
dewed.
lie also explained the reason why there
was no dew in cloudy nights. 1t IS be.
cause the clouds act as rehectors, and
throw tho heat back again 10 the same
manner as the bright top ola tin baker
throws down or reflects the heat down
upon the bread. A blanket, or umbrel-
la put over any body, would prevent the
dew settling on that body for sometime,
though it was falling around it.
On this principle. vines, land other things
are protected from frosts, by putting a
blanket or covering over them, at night
Frost, is dow, frozen. BY putting the
covering over the body, it reflects heal
back, and prevents. for some time, the
dow being depostedupon what it covers
-Mainc Paper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-08
Hare you a Cough?
10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTI

overy year in the United States. and millions
suffer from troublesome coughs and cold. that
can DO cured by Dr.. M. Hitchcock's Vegesa'
BILE Virgin Cream Couch Drops, a safe med''
cal prescription, containing no poisonous
drugs, and used in an extensive practice for
several years, will most positively affect re-
lief, and save you from that awful disease
pulmonary consun p,ion.which usually sweeps
into the grave hundreds ofthe young, the old
the fair, the lovely and the gay?
Have you cough BE persuaded TO pur
chase bottle of the Cough Drops TO- day =
Tomorrow may DO too late.
Have YOU n cough DIR. Hitchcock Veg
e,able Virgin Cream Cough Drops is the only
remedy YOU should take to cure you.
For this plain reason; That in no one OF
tho thousand cases where il has been used has
il failed to relieve. Price, rs cents per bottle
For sale, wholesale and retail,by
T A. HITCHCOCK l. Co,
No. 1T Genesee St.. Utica, N. Y.
And ty their agents throughout tho United
States and Canada. In Burlington only BY
J&J. PECK g. CO., in Vergennes by J. II
Bowman, in Milton by Whitney, Landon d
Co., in Georgia by Lorenzo James
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-08
N EW GOODS, March, 1910.
N.LOVELY s. co.

"AVE just returned from New York
IL with a choice selection OF Fancy
D'y Goods, making their assortment very
desirable. for oil who want al prices aston
i,b,ngly cheap, Q, that the Pooh as well
as the Rich can Obtain share at the well
known establishment. A very few articles
are enumerated
Bon: bazlnes, superior to any ever before
offered by us. Silks, Pongees, Glpghams,
Silk Scarfs, 40 elegan, article. Aplnes.
Zephyr Wor.,ed, or Cruel A beautiful
assortment English, French and American
Pr,nte, MeriDo and Btochs Shawls, some
Of superior quality. Aiso--Leghorn and
Straw Bonnets, Misses Tuscan aud Rollo d.
Cheu,el Cords, Ribbons 10 almost endless
variety.