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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
o., III dan, ia Gazette dos Attak !,

"- WI w afi1 81 0iLCtiG NO IAililN I
pas du 80 ~laavief
Samedl dernier, pendant que dcux In
dividns de cette Par.i-se lie pere ct lie
ilsl etaIant ! la chase sur un i'o', pres
dc a Prairie Maranap, lioa ire. PED FIRE
q ente, II reacentt ereit un negro marron,
n"nne J 'hn, appattenan, a NJ. G Woo.
rhies, qai ttail absent de chrz son mai re
depu!s environ dcux aus. L'un de css denx
messiears, 10 fila. souInt lie -ui~ir. MUS lie
uegre ~s'empara dun fu.ii, avec lequel il
chere ha a Sc dtfenIre /; REIMBURSEMENT
q.'iI ne pat lie fire partir. Alors lie jeune
homme SO iaia sur iui pour le saisir, ct
une lutte s'cngagea, dams iaqaelle le pre-
mier a.sait pro5ableneut succombe, 81 10
pere, qui Sc trouyait enrose a une ussez
gfande d~is,aucesdes combatlans, ne fut
vivement acconro a son secpnrs ct n'eti
tire IN coup de fusil charge a plomb, pres
que a bout portant, dams la poitrine d.
Negro, qui tmibi mort a ses pieds
&c Negro etait i'npIiaue dams l'insnrrec
ton do Lafayette, ct await dtja etc NE a
postes dams les hois dc cetle paroisae, ct
il s'Gtait eah.ppe, a ce qu'on p~ensait. sans
avoir reel. auc1n NAL. II parait mainte
nant que lie plumb lui await penttfe dans
!e dos, ct que SEES pleasures n'ttaieni pas
enforcement queries, lorsqu'll fnt tue. &c
coquin s'ttaiI fail une bonne cabane. await
une q~aantit6 de provisions, I'M lusil, de la
poudre, du pto ub ct IN chaval, lie tout
yo|e dc differences psrs nnes. depnis son
marronnnga.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

lie bill pour anendcr la charle dc la Banquc de
Carrollton, a etc lu trois fois a la Chambre DIES
Representans ct q etc adopie par % con;ro 3.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

Ayocat Gfaerai-Mr. G. Roselius de la Vile.
Orleans a eta nomme Avocst General de Etat.
C'est une exeellente nomination, car Mr.. r. est
est un bien digne c%itoyen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

La statue de FEnperenr fut dsar endue d e
la eoionna avsc une eatde au cou. (iIist.)
Mural, dams vingt circumstances, charged
les coseT yes n'aysii gufune erayache a la main.
(Hist.)
} a la Convention d'Erfnrt l'Esapereur fit re-
presenter la Vert do Cesar deyant les souveraIns
assemblies. venez a ETfur,, TaIna. je voas ferai
Jouer deyans TN partesre de Rois. (His,.)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
PACKET DE BATON RoUGE

o Steamer TECHE
4 49, conmu drpuis long tens
Elr----r&& Aest co'u,rande par ts Ia
EsShEtrrt4TnH&&EEN pi,aine IIuorEn. II a et6
IsnticreHreui repare, il fe-
IA les Voyages CONNIE
p~agnsbni fegtaisr cutie Raton Rt~tge et Ia Nie.-
Orlsahs: laisaant teile dernio,e place toas les Jew
dis ~ hsufss dn matio, ct Bslon Rouge tous les
samedis a la meme henre.
Pour fret on passage s'adresser h bcr3.
". u. lie stea ner Teehe a Gie i,ee par lie bu-
reas d'A %ssorsuce no. J dc la Nile. Orleans, I'tm
dos msillenrs, lco,nme lie p,ouve,t, leg .certihcats
qui sont a 5ord.) - lesrier
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

or Nous sommes ~autorises a annonccr Mr..
JAMES COOPER, comme candidat a 10 place
dc Marie 4 la prochaine Election Municipalo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

LIZ T'ENps.-Le solcifs' est monte hier, apres
unc absence d'environ sept semaines.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

TExAs-Le Commencement Mexican ma pas
encore pu trouver les fonds necessities pour lin
vasion du Texas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

MpOIS tic Construction, a vendrc rue ST.
4nP Louis, pres In MASON de cour.
2O,e0o ,ieds de PIaneE,es dun poace ct dun
pouce ct derni de bois dc cypres tres soc, dc
premier re qualite,
10000 pieds de Borlage en- cypres, Pc
teauy, Hardeanx &c.
a vendre d bon mafche pour da compliant.
S'aflfesser l.
Is fey-l p. LANGLUME.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

CA4o
YuICI LAFFRlNr QUI EST ToIBE
STIR yoTRE PAYS

EUR fOIRE PAYS
VoicI i'horrible ct traitresse convention
que I'amirai M,ekau a c~onclue avec lie ty-
ran Rosas. Eien ne peus egalcf l'efffonte-
RE ayec laqueile ole vioie les d.osts les
plus sacrfs. Eli bien! nous ~salncrons seuls
10 tyran d~sant jeqael s'est a~genauilia
l'amiral. Domain, a n heu4e, tpus les
Franeais, rGsijens dams cetie capita'e, soat
consoqaes au lhea're, pour adopter des
resolutions qpi haven't 10 num iranc rs da
d%eshoancur don't on a ose !e fietrir. Nou !
les Francais ne sont pas famifai Mackau,
ct la France nest pas responsible des ef.
reurs de son agent. Frane lis qui ayez un
occur digne de votfe bean pays, nj aimee
la gloire de- cette pitsie de i'hanneur. so
yez tous presens demaiu pour prenire
part a ce'te energiqle ct 81 ME protesta-
lion, a laqaelie s'associeront ions vos CON-
~citoyens, ct qui, apres avoir reGi la anc
t,on soiennel'e des r~epresentans de "a
France, ~arrivera, CONNIE lie voea de la ma
ton, iusaae sur les marches dn troae fran
Gals. Lorslne yos eo.npatriotes ilront GET
te noble protestation, lis ne polrront EN-
pecfer de s'ecrier /: Les Ffanc.is res.lens
a Rio de Ia Plata sont disnes desieur pays
ct de Ia sympathie iraterneIle des Ameri-
Gains
Les Ffancais Do Moatesideo ne res,e
rent pas Sounds Il ce noble appel fat a lsur
patrIotisme. Nous avons dit ayec guelle
unaniniie ct qaelle energie. lis avaieat f16-
tri I'acte dc MIR de Maekau, ct demande
au gonveraement f~faneais da repousser Ia
homie ct les dangers dune parsillo tran
ssction. Les voenx que nous evions fits
pour lie success de ieur demarche som bien
plus Wis encore. anjoard'hai que nous con
naissoas la magaanlmae avec laauelie III
vera a tentIu Ia ma,n Il nos eotupatriotes
ie jour meme aa on ls trah,ssais en- leur
nam.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

NO.. 1

Dfcfdfs-a Oaes. Baton Rouge, 10 i F,.,i,r
Louise scoLLinH, agee dc o ans.
-, lie 8 Fevricr, daus etite vile, Marie
Maisina CouRrADg, dese d'cnviron Jeus n,oi..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

rP On ~recommande les petsonnes %soivanles
pour candida,s du Conseil de Vile a la prochaine
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
"A T g.

A Wis.
kE soussigne fesant construlre en- &c mo-
rnent I'm Bateau-a yapepr pour tenir lie Perry
entire Ia Paroisse d Quest Baton Rouge ct cetta
Vile; prie les personnes qn. lui doivent de
Fenir payer dams lie plus court dElai.
80 janv-5i II. B. FAyROT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
i. Ga Il, dana lie Times :

Les Frsneais paraissen' %yoalair fsire a
Marco une deuyiene edisIan d'A!gss'. La
possession de Tanger ct du %iittoral legr
donne9ait la domination de !'eatree de la
Me1iterranee, ct ca cas- de gaerre, Oh in
tercepterail les secours que nous ayinns
cons.a mment reeus de Tanger ct de Ts-
tuan pour Ia garrison de Gibraltar ct me
me pour ID f,ite qui bloquait Cadiz. II y
a tot lie de csoire qae lie consul fran
Gals a Marco avail, recu des instructions
pour envenlmer la quere.Ie. Les Feanc is
%enyoient sur ce poin. des forces nayaIcs
trop considerables pour lcur objat ; un
slo,p de guerse Oh une frfgate, ct non six
vaisseaux De ligne, auraIest suffi pour oh
teDir satisfaction dun etat q ii ma pas IN
seul yaisseau.
lie g lsernement anglais desrail fiise
attention a cette afiaire. "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
WN AVIS

"A ylS--La Rahe dune Moutfe en- or, mar
"A quaint les jotrs de la semaine ct le GUAM
tieIne du mois, aura lieu dcmain Dimanclie au
cate de hr. Michel Grhnary a 4 l,enrcs de Pa
PRES midi. Is flyrier
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
n U0uEGARRr

l. EEiJU UN TtIiRhE .
HI a etc perdu, I'M Eandat No, Il de la Pa
roisse. date du Ter Juin 1870; ceE,ti ctfi pour.
RAFT fasoir trouve rendra I'm service au pro-
p~riGtaire en- lie deposant all Bureau de Ia Ga.
zette de Baton Rouge.
80 janv-51-5f Vim. SHAW, Junr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

CONDUIT Ia grole dhJues, Rax
ton Rouge lie 8 Fsvrier Is4l, IN Negro
10y qui Sc donne le nom d'ISA &C, tailIe
PHs3 de 5pieds 5 pouees, age d~'environ %
- gu 30 ane, il a M -ascaB au con il al
dit apparteiir 4 Mr.. HaIandey, de-
neurant a Plaqaeniine. lie prnpriefairs est pris
de lie retfer Ell Sc eoHformans 4 ia ioi.
~ fev-l P. DiBAN. EMS, GeoIier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
4, A r.

42SAgfNsSS Tne henne IIAgfTATEON situee q
US 81 miles de la vile he Patton Rnage.
s~Exfsxz.s sur la route de Jackson, coanae sous IL
nom de f'habitatios Greenfsid on Manning. II v
a SER la iite hsbitation tnte bonnie Maison. mn
Mousia q Cotoa, dies Cebanes a Negrss ct $50
acres De tetre entouree de > rriere. Pour les COO.
dision~ s'adsesssr a dr Morgan i Baton Rouge,
M a I,habitation du s~oussigns eu has de Batoi
Rouge.
% Jans-50 PHILIP HICKY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
us.

AVIS.
AIAE soussiana a fhonaes'r lie prevent les .ler-
sont'es qui TN dotsen', d'ssoir q seuir solder Ietrs
complies dams lie couraat ae &c n.ois, sans aani iIs
sernnt renlis sntre les mains d'an ofheieI, lie Ter de
Mars pour en faife la cuiIet tinnt.
6 fay-52 6. GTSuAE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

LIE TElITg MCCAIN ns 'roHvans
d sns le Globe de Washington la proclaim,
ton snivant,, qui a ef affhhen sur les
murs de Mon,evideo, en- tete du tra'st de
B ,etaos.Ay par orire de Rivera, pour
denoncer ) l'indignation des r~esiiens fran
Gals Get acre De lachete, cette vioIatipn
dc leurs intere,s ct de i'honncur de l.,
France
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
U y y AFFAIpE

+ Psopfistaire de Ia Gazesie de Baton Reugs
~ ayant ere force lie iaisses lie paYs pGar Gauss
de msfadie : fE'ahlissemrnt est \ yandre a des
conditions tres ayautageuses. S'adresser A
23 jaw STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

JAMES NJ. ELAN g. AMOS ADAMS,
AVOcATS, GONSEllLERS.
AlxERCERuN~ - societs leus profession
iaas leg Cnues les 3ne, 4me ct 9me Districts.
Leiir bureau est pres de la Maisoa de Coar dams
2 tie vile. q Ter ianv AT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

holds du Pain, sxe par la ID Jamie poor Ia
Il ssnasine suisante, la FaTfne etaaa h 81 "a
10 baril, % onees de Pain poes dix cents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13
" E T..

10 'ague l'opp obre de ma
n,oi. d la maison r5gnanle |
d'AngleteSfe-
srnfgaS |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

Ansl' teyre, a nous deux la lutte d'uu a utrs age
ou sous 10 bras do Rome agoaisait Carthage; ~
Car noue haine aussI vint a nos prsuiiers jours;
HUT sieeies nss cnmhats Ont ehrania la terre,
IA voix %rejeite enfa la France gu pAngletene!
Que Pune disparaisse. ct tout reprend son cours.
LUSSAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

De Pin fame lien qui souiIla la Colonnet
rare 10 honteus careali avg pGrteurs de couTonne!
DeVant lie grana cetcueil les Je,I a geuoux,
Effares CT GRANT: Sire, pa-donnez nous!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

that Il was through the measures Of this iaen-
cal parry that thew bcosne possessed Of their
advantageous situations. Both Gen. Jackson
and Mr.. Van Buien have ever depended much
upon the auxiliary aid Of the Irish, and they
have ever received fam them the mos, dcvo;-
ed service, and now II a plan can be devised
10 establish colony Of them upon the public
lands, IL would Ice most important prelimina.
~ In view Of future operations. II is settled
TO their perfect satisfaction tina. revolution
can nevet again take place in the sentiments
Of tho native American population by which
they may obtain the ascondancy, and tina, eY
traneous measures must be rosoried to OF they
will cease to exis, az a political party.
Another objeo, no doub, is 10 curiail the
public revenue, in order 10 embarass the adj
ninis,ration of Ten. Harrison as much as pos
sible, tina, there NAV be something, at the end
of bis term out Of which to create political cap
Ital
Such, we apprehend, are the true objects OF
the Pre- -emplion Bill and they are IN perfect
keeping with the whole course pursued oy tins
latter day democracy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

pra cai Van B1rcn 10 husily engaged in
r,sirg -pHaincn's 10 oflicc'-hihng, not on
is aU present vacancies. but Is anticipating va
rare.cs val5l will occur los limitation after he
vail lsto Hc-ome P'ain Martin Van Buren,, by
do ulll of Che people lie seems to bo desir.
ogs %, re'sIrl,ns IS, many q his ilcnds rs pos
.,...e. 4.5 u.s. $40 srtg spuous 90 do IT,, that he
...., beyond h.s power so1 assumes official
.Ear,y which ihe Constitution bostovs upon
liz Pres. cat elect. by filling places which
sH r.i nc vacated 800 after ihc i,h Of March.
No. MISTER ltsvisa1. of course viil feel i'm
re-.eli g. 81. these offices according 90 the re-
rsl-rnea', tic Constitution
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

ODDlTIEs OF GREAT MEN.-The greatest
men are often affected by the most trivial cir
cumstances, which have no apparent connec-
ton with the effects they produce. An old
gentleman felt secure against the cramp when
he placed his shoes on going to bed, so that
the right shoe was on the left OF the left shoe
and the toe of the right next to the heel of the
left. Ifhe did not bring the right shoe round
in that way, he was liable 10 the cramp. DR..
Johnson used always, in going up TO Bolcourt
to put one foot upon each stone of the pave
ment; if he failed he felt certain the day would
be unlucky. Button, the celebrated natural
list, never wrote but in full dress. Dr. Routh
of Oxford, studied in full canonicals An EN-.
inent living writer can never compose without
his slippers on. A celebrated preacher of the
| last century, could never make sermon with
his carriers on. A great German scholar
writes with his braces off. Reiseg, the Ger
man critic wrote his commentaries On Sopho
cles with pot Of porter by his side. Schlega
! lectures, at the age OF ~, eXtempOre in Latin
with his snuii-boX constantly IN his hand
without it he could not get on.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

HAaRIsos's CABINET. The loco editors APP
pear TO be in perfect phrenzy Of impatlence
and anxiety to know who areto compose llar-
rison's Cabinet, They have most interested
feelings in this matter, and their remarks dis
cover the cause of disquietude. They are a
fraid that Daniel Webster and Henry Clay
will be two of the number, and this is what
they mos, devou,ly wish may never take place.
The administration and its whole retinue
Of parasites dread these two men as sin
breads Judgment, for experience has taught
them to expect justice at their hands wthou,
respect Of persons. Times without number,
have these champions Of democracy detected
the remote object of party ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in
view, in the framing of some public measure,
disguised as it was under the most specious
external appearance, and dashed the hireling
tools OF a crafty executive back to their mas
ter for re concert and new instructions. We'll
may the disappointed leaders of the discom-
fitted party tremble lest DANIEL WEBSTER and
+ HENRY CLAY shall be placed at the head o.
Departments and haze committed TO thell
hands the duty Of inspecting the conduct o
! present incumbents.
Would it were in our power to set the dis
tressed locos at rest about the matter but the
/ thing is impossible, for Gen. Harrison, unlike
his immediate predecessors, did not commence
the distributions of office as soon as the result.
Of the New York and Virginia elections were
officially known. But of one thing we cal
most confidently assure them:-be the heads
of the departments who they may, in all human
probability they will be honest men, and mel
capable of discharging their duties for thu
good of the whole people. BE assured that ;
new leaf is TO be turned in the history of A
merican politics, and that character and capa
city will once more be the only recommends
tons to executive favor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
DIED.

In Walllugford, on the 18th inst, Jared Doa|
win, OF. Printers in shis State and n.
requested, &c
In Middetown, JANUARY 9Th, Elisha. inf
son of Stephen and Eliza Barret, aged ne
In Wells, on the 18th ins1, Rorans MuuoG[
daughter OF DR.. Joseph Munson, aged IS Z
died of pulmonary consumption.
In Macon, (Ga.) very suddenly on the IL
ult, OF apoplexy, Ccphas Smith, about 40 ysel
of age, native of Rutland, VI.
On the same day in Salem, n. Y Mrs. b
lings, only sister Of Mr.. Smith.
In South Granville, " Y. on tin 10
Mr.. Noah Day, in the s.th year Of his age.
TTRev. JoHN LELAND died at his residenoI
in Cheshire, Berkshire Co. Mass, on the ID
inst, after a short illness, a, the advanced =
of SO years.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

New BANK OF MoNTPELEIR-!Th stock
subscriptions closed on Thursday lth inst.
The number of subscribers exceeds 500, and
3i9s shares were subscribed The whole
number of shares in the bank is 1900. OF
course there is to be a vast deal of cutting
down, and the shares cannot ultimately ex-
coed two to each subscriber. Even to do
this, it will he necessary to entirely exclude
some subseribers.-LVt. Watchman.
The Van Buren, Patriot, in speaking Of this
new bank and the readiness with which its
shares were subscribed for, takes up its lamon,
as follows
~ great many people reputed to be in low
/ circumstances-who were supposed to be
poor, were among the foremost TO subscribe
Tor bank stock-3i98 shares IS dollars on
a share counted down in gold and silver
Upon the whole, then, where is the evidence
4 hard iimesh
This is a loud one. Every man who has
been deceived into the idea that there have
been hard times ~ the country for a few years
past, aaj has been disposed to complain OF
. ihem, must hereafter mum, for there been found
in the north east part OF the State OF Yer
mont a large number of men, said 10 pc poor
who have actually got fee dollars IN gold and
nicer aD,ese'! II is true they have not ye,
been reduced as low as was contemplated by
the sub-tressury no-iariff hard currency policy
of,he administration, but what pitiabe piece
Of nonsense it is for the editor Of newspaper
to mention such a circumstance as an sTgu-
ment 10 disprove so notorious fact, as that
we have suffered for want OF business and on
available currency.
Mr. A. O. Nicholson has been appointed by
I Gov Polk TO III the vacancy occasloned ly
The death 81 Senator G,unJy, Of Tennessee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

The AMIsTAD CAsE.-The negroes
excite more attention and notice in the
world than they could have hoped 10
do. In addition 10 their notoriety in
thrs country, we observe that G. S. s.
birmingham, the representative at Ma
drid of Great Britain, addressed let
ter TO the Spanish minister, reviewing
the history ofthe negroes, and request
ing that with as little delay as possible
these captivcs. if restored to the Span
ish minister by the American authori-
ties, should be set at liberty. The same
letter expresses the confident expecta-
ton Of the English Government that
the government of Spain will cause
proceedings to be commenced against
Ruiz and Montez as yiolators of the
laws Of Spain against the slave trade,
in the purchase OF these men.--[ N. Y.
Tatter.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
FIRST RATE FASHIONS FOR JAN
IIARX

Ladies' Morning Dresy.--Thn silk frock
low in the neck and corsets screwed with a
machine, until the blood is forced into the lips,
and face. This gives a natural color and pre-
vents rouge. No thick petticoa,s-no shawl
or muff. A thin gauze scarf, edged with gold
lace thrown loosely over the shoulders-silk
stockings, flesh color, --ihin soled shoes upon
all occasions. during the month, especially
while the snow is on the ground. This fash
ionis singularly appropriate, as it shows the
hardhood of American ladies who can do that
which would kill man with the consitutio n
of an elephant The cry against cold and
consumption is ridculous-in olden times it
might have been of consequence but should
i any such accident happen now, it would be
triflinG, for there is not newspaper in New
York that does not assure both ladies' and
gentlemen upon the strength of afiidav,s TAX
| en- before upright magistrates, that the most
obstinate cold, are to be got rid of and that
consumptloH cau be cured.
What a farce II would be then for the ladi les
who are all grace and beauty, to muffle up
their charms. ~ preserve tier health, when
there is no occasion for it-there being no dis
ease under the sun, as we are daily informed
that cannot be cured in less than no time.
Erening Dress the same, with the excep
ton of satin dress, substituted for the silk
An extra screw Of the corsets may be given,
| ifpossible. On all occasions the ladies should
have the benefit Of the clergy--that is 70 say,
! the attendance of 6iSh0p.
Gentlemen's Walking Dress.-Dress coat
white vest, nankeen or white pantaloons and
pumps, silk gloves, bear skin coat, shawl pat
tern vest, fur gloves and boots.-N. Y. AHas
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MARRIED.

In Bennington, on the 9th inst. by Re-
Hooker, Mr.. John Squircs ,ol Miss u
daughter Of DIR, Wan. Bigelow, all Of Be-
ton.
In West Rutland, on tho ia,h insi. ~
A. Walker, Mr.. ID. $. Chai,er,on to Miae
cissa, daughter of Silas Smith.
In Mt, Carmel, Illinois, on tho 9TH inG1'
Rev. w. Lilly, Mr. James II. Page, Of Ia
field, Wayne Co III, formerly Of this tow
Miss Ellen 2. Eld,dge, daughter Of Win
Eldridee, Esq Of Mt Carmel
In Springfield, Mass, Jan. ith, by Rev.
Lee, Mr., James llun,oon, Of Shrewsbury,
to Miss Eliza A. daughter Of W. X Shaw
This town.
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hlll Keep up yosr manure heap. and, as u
by sympaihellc action, youf purse viii swell
amazingly. Manure bege's grain and grass.
and grain ard grass bcgei more manure, and
80 90 10 the end Of the chapter Of prosperity
No manure, but little grain 6r grass. and little
grain and grass tends 60 less and less. till the
county profhouse seems as II Il had seated II.
self noIt neighhnr 60 our bare fields O.
Montgomery County. Nov. 20, 1870.
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A law, fixing upon the same day for the
choice of Presidential Electors in all the states
of the Union has become absolutely necessary
in order to prevent pipe laying frauds upon
the ballot boxes, and all good cinzens we
think will be in favor Of its adopson.-[ Wind
ham county Dem.
So think we and as good citizens,' we
would not oppose Universal Registry law
TO aid the same healthful object but the AL
bany Argus will--the n. Y. New Era will
and nearly all the administration papers viii
will YOU, friend Democrat
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THE HERALD.
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 90, 1910.

To CoENtsPoNprNTs. The poetic etiusion
relaiingto the Savior in the Garden Of Geih-
semane is inaAmissible. The scnimen, is
good, bu, The postry is objectionable.
SrASzAs by the Prairie Bard" will appear
next week