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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

QUARTERLY MEETtNe.--We take pleasure
in stating that a quarterly meeting will be
held in the Methodist Episcopal church OF this
place, on Saturday and Sunday. tho 10 h and
10Th lnsts. As different members OF tho reve
rend clergy arc expected 10 be present, the
audience may AMI i1ate an agreeable enter
tainment.o
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

regiments persisted by assase within n faw
weeks afterwards ri This unhealthy pt'st
Can 1t be wondered that thess men shftinh
from death II this ~l,ilenf,s form a death asains.
which they had M ~re'nedy, M def stifs limo
that, th,. whi'e in tho city, "f ifs vlle'hfT,
there wetr from Ten IN hffeen fhhisah' aesli-
mated volunteers. teahY to tHks the1f p'aeeF,
afid few If Il Itom had tsken m active naft IN
The battle r he 9Th we fanfot wonder NJ
i,-ana We OILY wonder that but one Min
l. Us Ionaliier==whs found to POSSESS nerve
81 eisnt tn stand forth boldly - their detsnt y
a]rainsi The stern decree Of the "t"naaerlhg
| Iiara."-Aeain we repeat.
blessings NJ, The dead the virtnnns deaa
the %paffinrit dead
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

VWnte coSeENTroNs.-Oht the 18th Mt, the
whin members Of both Houses OF Congress
held a meeting IN Washington. to eoneldrr
Tho rspedieney of calling a national eonsen.
| ton to nominate wing candidates for the Pre-
| sidency and vice. presidency, The meeting
| fixed on Baltimore MS the place for holding
the Convention, and The 3D.. Of May. lsai aF
the time.
On tho 2ol nit, n large body Of whiga NJ.
pcmhtsd in Convention n Richmond, Va. The
| mest dsptirsu'nhrh men in he state we're pre-.
sent, and Henry Clay waH nominated for the
! presidency with perfect unan nifty and great
c'clat.
Tie SAINT day. too, n tremendous conven'
ton Of Tho wings Of Pa, mt at harrisburg,
| More than enc thousand delegated ware pre-
sent. Alter the most decided manifestation
OF feeling in favor of Harry Of tho West, the
meeting roneurred in the recommendations o'
| the wings of Congress, for a national ron'
~ven,ion in the city Of Baltimore. the 3D. May
1914,
These meetings comprise the principal ro-
litical movements Of the day.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

INsuRREcrroS-A late arrival from Aux
Caves, brings information Of a rebellion there
against The military despotism Of Boyer. The
EIaytjsns have been long dissatisfied with the
form and administration If their government F.:
and some 5000 af the inhabitants have Mt last
openly rebeiIed. The next arrival will pro-
badly bring intelligence either Of civil war or
a change OF government.
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EAsr& WEsr Baron ROUGE rrRRy.-W

EAsr& WEsr Baron ROUGE rERRr.-We
note with pleasn Q tue arrival from & nclnna'',
of very powerful AMI complete engine for
thSnew ferry boat, just hailt by Crpt. Fivrot.
The Captain will loose M time in haviGS the
engine put up, ard our friends of tbs two
parishes may rest ass lrel that, within from
two to thro, wesks, their intercourse will be
more expcdti ous than 1t his We ore been been
LARD LAMrs-Or, mora proper y, a nps
for blrning lard oil, have become quite an
item in western and eastern trade. We er-
ceive also that the economy that occasioned
,heir constru ton, has reached the south, and
that here, TOO, they are coming into use. Our
leIlnw citizen. Mr.. J. Tilano, has constructed
one Of very ingenious workmanship, for the
purpose Of reducing the expenses OF. sugar
planters. while boiling. 1t has been examined
by some planters well acquainted with the
nature of such objects, who coincide in the
opinion. that by using lard oil in the lamp IN
vented by Mr.. Tilano. they will save next
wear Is per cent. on the expenses of last year
for LIGHT. A specimen of this lamp can b
3 en- at our office,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

SLATE .TREAsuRER-Gen. Debuys, late
postmaster in New Orleans, has been elected
S ate Treasurer in place # Mr.. Gardere.
The vota stood 81 to 81. We knov not
what Influences may have operated his
change. Al any other tim when the OIL
GERS OF all the other departments Of the gov
ernm.nt were not as they now are. new IN
their voca,inns, a change ii the treasury de
partalent might have been made with some
propriety. But at the present moment, we
i~nnrlne, neither the administration or the
Srate will be beniti, cd by he dismissal Of one
o. the mos, vigtan,, honest ami correct Off
GERS The State has ever had.
DE-. LARDNER This gent!cmln arrived in
New Orleans last week. where he intends TO
deliver a course of lectures on his favoritr
s,udies-astronomy. and physics generally
The Doctor is a man eminenlly qualified to
emulate the branches of which he is a pro-
fessor Gould we not manage to compose
Inn a class in Baton Rouge! He would
dcubtIessly leave here in return a fund of in
formation worth his pay.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

Drro-lo his ci,y The est. inst, OF con
sumption, Mr.. JOHN l.. GcMeHAm' aged 81
wears. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

u The Pc says Mr.. Seton and Mrs
Maeder are operating well in Boston. So are
MFR. and Mrs. B own in Illinois; although
married hut three years, they have now nine
hale aai healthy children. Petty fair. is'Gt
II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

ffvm4rsmp-Mr Winehs1l. professor OF
pa1manei,it. long and favorab)y hnown in
vnrians parts of the Union, hhs arrived IN town.
and intends cipiog lessons in his valuable aft.
We know NJ. w. to be an excellent pantnan.
and n ra'n trkahly successful %taia'ar' IA
rents and young gentleman and ladies' viii
tln we'll 10 pm runlse bin,
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vitnn the cry throughout the land shall ~ !.
.,hs enemy have egtnei'' Whea the neius ! =
the bugle shalt tlbg loud and clear and echo
tho rpiia, they come they coma when
the shrlll rnus.e Of the "wry naeksd NE
shall pierce the air. and the roll Of The spirit
s.irt,, y drum call 10 afti,s, then viii he's lise
| the hifh. tnat.Iai ateod II The veteran troopers
sta,nn the GRAND with M impatient tiena 10
| fo4h Ia tho charge and mingls In the het'eat
Il the strife. ,. l.,
On yon. my voting friends. vii desoiVe N
! tn. en,ttae Of time tie d. Of tetauffin9 We
aff,ifa az y6ur fnftntfy. And The 10 The pea+
s.,, ysAan y,,, st,ntii rfore Your ststepIhie
| ,ninda with tl,osa ttFstu' lessons ~ wthi1m atd
~ ito which nfa 81 pin ty flrniHhni ton y,
Tho Lis,nfg NJ yp,,f pNn country, ana th'' VI
lar tpnp,xast ~.iftsans. Tltafr IL ne eharae*
ty, II, tho tates IF history which VIII attif1
| ytt, 70 p~atfnF. h model Fpf your guide as mat
| of Gan. Washington Let me entrHat f'n ny
: III tpsans 10 r,mtiIhrste your IN rds win MI
! t4uss f,rata inaea ar,iots OF HE life. which h'osf
! fnIiy aaysI,na he moral greatness: you w''i
| Il a rxan,pi,firfi IN lia seerv day ~cartaist ina,
serfostbut If iuntap nature. which ttifn
! W,shity.a, iiv1l asfptei only ~ Tho tH,1sfs
fa'""tf " ~ w. : VI -, - .. ..,t ,
moral p'''insorl"t 7o2's ~ w 4 a.tp,nts
~tfth'En. l"t ne "FEe Y"f =" ~ ~ " p.aI
- t''e,"lE" I've N''N' "'N3' t..A -, liza,
Aga % fe"' eva w." a,t.,ny. hn, "a
ta'i ~" ''iN - f"a' ~ ,.ta ,,..lt ,xL,
the elfh'f % I'VE cause y ,,, mar
'''AN F''9" ht '"P''It wv
ray ~ "'f P'""'N ' ~. .x.,t,l,, s,+.
"'f" Just cruz :, +. s a,.4 ,,hirh
'"'N"F "h - ','' 'ss',". .,,aio j., ia. -.
"'' own q y . mas 49, tha a,n,,sbsan
tdn 'lh'' 81 "'f @'of 49, .Laa All
- 'taf h'''t IL efR ~ ~ 4l, a,re :,
mere - ''h y -, 'a.S y ~ Xix 60, y -,
hFF n'p, aa ,L, A,h,as have
~ ''"'S1 W." ~. ~ GA, ,,,,,a If a, At,e.
'f''sat "t"s'' ,"' v. .is.,..tahIs ,rt of IN.
t'eH'i Wy w .i,, .,,,. # t,an,sDna ca,
~ ~ tePs'N 70 ~. -.t, .,,t ,,,,, a, hai
h''At 'H7' ''tfe y. I'M. ,,.l Ia ,,y hp,
'4'i i'"t' 90 'h,' W n ,,t ,,,,a.,s, az
'o'e4s '"o'1 ~ W .,c,y ,,rfIBer Il
eF''"HF' nv, 'ts,' - - l., ltc ,da1 b,
"sFa ~ = "l',,' Ana lst M he II
every ''''h' ~ ,,,l r;,,ss and prai1diept
'"e'''s aN'i' a'iI,ta,z ,,.hi,h ,r a.. lee
~ op' s"e''' ,hz m,,s naa,, To-, rs
~ ,,'hn.a ,,;,. rn,, -. hl,,l If The @ i Ias
N whose WITS t"'r ~, ~ .I.a,a J.,
o'P' 'ft''s - ~ ~, .a,,l,a,,;,, w,,th il :,
Wa'as fh.' Paf' " 80, F'p","'a In, l1,1,
FrehFh "e@Fe",s W. ~ ..a s,ta,, an,
e"ntent!"''' o,,'fe''.' W Wv. 'aa,,, l,.t,,,
hab't' OF Thought 20 wa. ' " t,ha ~,
NAT oushf TO et's' oe'",e" VI n. :. ~,
name OF . f'en'n,'ap ''sn. ,,,,. Wssh
breasts 'he n'oS' e'o""'e ~ ,,.I,. aaaz If /,
| IA 1 "A "A M u III Ntif W ~ F'''F w ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

NJ A bill has passed Congress for the re-
lief the East and West Falielana Rail Road
COMPANY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

EARTuQrAxs-A letter da'ei ST. Thcmas.
Feb. Ii. appeared in the Tropic last Mnndev.
relating NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by an earthqral 9
felt in different islands Of The West Indies
! The Slh Feb. A few houses were slightly
damaged in St. Thomas. but If the rum"rs
from Antigua and G ie!oupa be rot gre ,t'v
! exaggerated, the latter places have sevs rely
suffered. The cities of Point a petre AMI
Granae-terre are totally Destroyed and from
the ruins Of the farmer mnre than 4oO1 human
bodies had been digged out and thrown into
the sea. |, is supposed near 5000 persons
persisted.
We hone the next arrival will inform us
that these reports have made matters worse
than they really are.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

~ To the question. bv a lalv, "Whv is
The steamer Brilliant like a gentle alden :"
Mai. Kelly. of the Bayou Sara Chronicle.
answers" Because she .oos q good deal Of
cotton af."-Pi;.
What horrible depravitv!--eneurh. We
should think, 10 make all the ladies' in the state
hustle up.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

FlAKaKs ee ~. 0HtEATs =-laiss Saturday
was The anniversary II the Fifetasn's Aase.
citation Ia New Orleans. The day was tels4
btatel by the yafiois companies wth tnnsh
nonlp and show, Canal street presenting nj
one titta Tue appearances If grand military re
view. After marching in eoei order, with
delightful music and beautiful banners through
several streets. The procession entered The
church Of Mf. Clapp, where an abb" and clio.
oyant GRAFTON wss prououn cd by r.. Hunt, Esq,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-11

neur New Orleans, we're exposed to the RI
% & Of winter, without food or clothing, Mr..
QUA lier was foremost in procuring them
fresh supplies. In short the history as well
a. the authoritative documents published at
the time, abound in language devoted to his
praise.
After this, will any again ask,-"who was
Louis Louallier? :"
If 50, we answer, that Loualiier. besides
Mr.. Roufilagc, was the only person excepted
t., Gen. jackson by Col. Declonet, when the
after revealed his unauthorised and
rroundIess apprehensTons OF the teatty OF the
legislature. Even Col. Declouet-a man
who did not hesitate to breath the foul breath
Of SANDER on the most pure aud devoted patrl-
OTIS in the country-dared not utter one solitary
reoroach against Mr.. Louallier. No:
| al although every other member, but one, in
the leris;a uro, was implicated in reasonable
designs, Lcual.Ier was not. The West slam
| Ger,er then, dared not mention lis name but TO
praise it-bui we have many d vile sianderer
who dares do it, now,
Blessings on he dead the ~vir;uous dead
The patriotic dead
Bat Ter one act Of Mr.. LoualIier'e life, his
name Won have now been universally re-
l. co;njsed rs pure and sta.ntess. The act to
which we aliude VS. his article published in
the Louis.an Corr.er, he Sd March, 1875
That article was a hid and pointed Gems tie
of the dealings Of Gen. Jackson with men
who had been his most efic ent coad Juters o.
the c~-arinus Sth ; but, who being foreigners
AMI Impatient o. he ezp.s res t" whian zen
STATIC alter he b tile St jected them, de-
sired relief ut tn exigences of the var
nigh, call then a"ain into active service.
These me CHI e3y 70 onged TO he Isl and %.
rerim.n :, and were posted after the I"a'tle, at
Where's planta.io', below New Orleans.
The place wts vefv unhealthy, and their i'm
p~afience will he at once excused. when il is
known shat although but fifteen or twenty
men Of the entire army perjshed in the con-
a,ct, more than fire hundred cut Of thess two
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NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY g. lS43.

revenue. Pity this had nat been the only public
work OF the kind undertaken by the State As il is,
her prosperity is greatly retarded, and not dollar
accrues in any way the State, though millions of
manv pnb ge works deuaken winch one has 81 sne
considered completed, is the railroad from Spring
field to the Illinois river, and this is sorry affair it
10 even dangerous TO pass over 1t at the ox-team
rates at which the cars run the stages on the
route are far preferable to the cars, and more
frequently taken by travellers who OF the
dilapidated condition of the railroad. The fare is
the same by these conveyances, though the stages
Notwithstanding, at Jacksonville to dine:
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LUClNA CORDIAL,
OR THE
ELIXIR OELOYE

In slden time. among the Jews.
That man .ec.nd wife nigh, choose
No ehldren bore to blsss his home.
Afflicted thus, the Roman matron
Prayed TO LucIne the midwife's patron;
Csileato their aid the Priests Of inis;
Ard even now, the meek Hindso--
Warm ~ her CLINE. and tender 100
ichi'dless twelve months ron her bridal
Flies weeping to her scnsesss idol,
And with ra,sed hands, in accents wild,
Petition. Bramsh for child:
For well she know, Love shuns 10 bless
The Hindoo bed Of barrennsss.
SO much fer love in days by gone,
And customs your
Bat say. even now. does Loves communion
Bless N our land, s, y, u; unleAf
i thus disturbed-sy, cen in this city.
Yet may the barren, IL they Try
WIN 'f Io,.i n EI,a i fo1 her %a fiIsnl
The childess wife's repinings end
Bat not the pr2creative power
Alone, is this ElixIrs dover.
Consumptons ills il will uevent,
With vigor clothc the imp1ent
And all fe's functions renoyste.
Eruptons from 20 skin II chases,
1fs wo1san's Sc tru ss.s ns'sI dsesive.hsr
From Fiuor Albus il relieves her;
Esr far and Fragile form is hsir 70.
These are but uashs, who calls them ias!n fiction
shall have stern proof in contradiction
Ietten--c forms OF attestaton--
Win grateful ni..iyss, Gs., a. quarters, ,
Ai nDose Within INT The % Jaw, or Death;
TSM |. i LIZ ay.ss s Ns!ssn street.
An. sometime. name the very number
"Ninety-two Nassau, "-eAeh in their slumber
Or. dreaming Of D,seases ord cal,
Cry ont for the "LuciDa CorSial.'
boxed up and sent 70 any pSt Of the
:ss n fSisasIpsis & % North sir. .,.ses
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The FLUCTUATIONS OF FoRrusK.-The ProyI-
dence Chronicle states that the Hon. Nathaniel Is
Borden, late member Of Congress for the Fall River
district VINO resides in that village, was on Sunday
morning worth $4,000. He is now pennies
Truly do riches take to themselves wings and ny
away" Mr.. Borden's property, which was nearly
all OF it in one spot completely destroyed mere
being not dollar OF insurance upon It. IL Is said
he bears his loss with most singular composure.
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NEW YORK AND KING STON STEAM FREIGHT
AND PASSAGE me.
LangN - For Kingston, and delaware and Hudson
Capsl1steamboau EMERALD and NOR
The EMERALD, Captain John Kctcham, will leave New
York foot Of Murray street. Monday and Thursday ats
o'clock. p. M
VIII leaye Kingston tRcndeu landins) every Wednesday
and Saturday az o'clock, p. M.
The NORWICH, Captain John samuels, will leave New
York. foot street, Wednesday and Saturday
socIock, p. NJ.
VIII leave Kingston (Rondout landins) every Tuo and
''i'N' ~ EXTRA TRIPS.
The EMERALD will leave the fost Of Murray every
sundy morning o'clock Returning leaves Kingston at
O'Clock same day.
WILLIAMSON, BARLOW @ CO,
AL smsr Ie4 West street.
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INCREASE OF THE BRITISH AlMY.-The circular of
February last, for the reduction OF the British army,
has been cancelled. All the regiments in the ser
vice, with the exception oil those In India and China
and New South Wales, and those having two bat
tallons, are to be augmented from seven hundred
and forty to eight hundred rank and file Times
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OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFlCE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
PASSAGE and from Great Britain and Ireland Liver
from Liverpool and and from London the 10TH and
Goth of each month The subscriber has made
engagements 70 bring emerants, aud with great comb
teDce those sending for their that every
due and sgent attention will be shown them and all wro
embark with them pasage also be engaged from Liver
pool OBJECT New Orleans, Mobile Sa' annaht BALTIMORE
Philadelpho Bottom, and the different of the British
vantage which his vep ol correspondents being
la and extensively engaged in the reghtng
last year despatched upwards Of first class
shs the Of tbs United States with freight and
surpassed and from the large number of first class ships
poyed the line there be detention whatever which
wall be guaranteed The will be at the lowest
rates. ans should OF those sent for decline ceing
fare from the different to Liverpool usual be
cured Those renting money their friends can have drafts
payable all the towns, without dis.
count throughout Great Britain and Ireland,
which has given the greatest satisfaction 80
The subscriber hopes receive continuation OF the public
patronage which has literally bestowed for many
year, past FOR further particulars apply f by etter post
Pad''0 k abHiSSgoMAS No. sS Sos. fs. xSr
0eoSs' D0eA' anu Nep9sa GENTs ''''00 D'A' 1p'''
Thes. TimmiNS Esq, No ies South Front st, Phada
joseph Krtpstrics Pittsburgh, Pa.
J. "A. Noomsu, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Ty.
Chs McCoIkey, Dubuque, Iowa Ty.
J. X. Elliott. Detroit. Michigan.
Correlius Cahil, Peru, Illinois ..4
John Hgnry, Roches er, ". Y. ~ .
B-The subscriber also az for first class packet ships
sailing every few day days from New York to New Orleans
Mobile and Savannah by which passage be
secured at the lowest rate. mar
NEW LINE OF LIVEkPOOL PACKETS.
To from New York the 18th and Liverpool the 18th
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The Great s.nksr Hill Herald,

The Great Bunker Hill Herald,
Published supsrfne paper containing full accoun,
of the celebration of Bunker HILL consisting of the de-
&C ripons, and Mr.. WebsterH erass accompanied with
five splendid sngravings, comprising
lst rare and original view Of the Battle OF Bun
ker Hill which took place on the 18th June, l776 ex-
hbiting the array of the American army engaged in
deadly conflict with the British troops, their ships and
thsr forces.
and view of the procession forming on Boston Com
mon
Sd. A view of the procession crossing Warren
Bridge.
4th view of Bunker Hill Monument from the north,
looked the day Of the celebration, with the Aags
above and crowds below.
Sth A view Of Bunker Hill Monument from the south
bay, as looked the quiet Sabbath morning aer
tho celebration.
Agents will please transmit their orders before the ed
ton will he Sold tho demand is unprecedented. The
price, wholesaleo sgents s. hundred eight cents
per copy. Retail, la cents To be had at this office
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& ~ & &
From New YoRV.
Ship ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 25th July.
Ship SIDDONS, Captain E. B. Cobb, 18th August.
Ship sHERipAN Captain = a 4, DsPey.!er 2.tt Sept
- From LIVERPOOL.
Ship sHsE6RRIpAN Captain + A. DePeyser 18th July.
Ship ROSCIuS. Captain John Collins, 18th Surrender
Theses hips all ofhe first class, upwards of 1000 pu
ane city of New York, with such improvements sconbne
speed with unusual comfort for passengers Every
@ been taken in the arrangement Of their accommodations
The pace OF passage hence is S75 These ships COM
Inanded by experienced masters, who will make
tion 10 give general atisfhcton u
Neither tho captains OF u 81 .rs be RESPONSE
bic for Any Letters parcels packea: by them, unless
gular 81 lis Of iading signed therefor
s0rfrsght OF passage, apply to '
4. X. COLLINS CO., IS South st., New York, OF TO
BROWN, SEIPLEY & CO., Liverpool.
Letters by the packets will be charged lax single
bort 80 cents ounce and cent each y7
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DAILY EHpKEss FoR hLBAN TROY BUFFALo.
The subscribers having completed their arrange with
the Peoples Line Of Steamboats, the North River and the
Rail Road COMPANIES Of Albany running their Express
9I the season Of Express will leave their ohee No.
Wall New York every evening" quarter o'clock
Tor the alb owe named aud inIe.medate places.
IMPORTANT
For tho greater safety and security Of al valuable and
packages entrusted to their they have saamandsr Iron
Safes on board OF the steamboats, occupied
cluvey by themselves, and the sleeps
the with the iron safes which all such packages
placed. POMEROY * COMPANY,
mlec No. Wall
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Leaving New York daily from The foyt of Courtlandt
Mo-nins Line at 9 A M.-Mail Pilot Line at4x P. M.
TIE Morning Line proceeds Bordentown from thence by
ste amboat to PHILADELPHIA.
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden Opposite
Phladeiphia) without change of cars.
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot of
Courtland where steemboat!wil be
readiness, with baggage crates on board
philadelphia baggage crates conveyed from city to city,
without opened by the way Each provided wh
IN which and dressing expressly for
the ladies' use
Returning the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot Wal
nut street, by steamboat to Bodentown O'clock A. M.
and by railroad from Camden at 5 o'clock, P. M.
The lines for Baltimore Phade pha IN A. NJ, and
+. M being of lines from York JED
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To the Pubiic.

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-17
RESI-

Mr.. E. c. LOOMS, of this town, slooehter-
ed on Wednesday last, two pigs, aged eign,
months and five days. which weighed-the
one 36S, and the other 1874; making an
aggregate of 692 lbs. Millers are alcays
privileged to have fine hogs; though It's
said TO be "very doubtful whose corn they
are fed on" But we should like to UNDER
stand by what prescription a man who buys
his corn and pays toll, takes it upon himself
thus annually to set his neighbors' mouths
watering with the mention Of such spare
ribs, sausagcs and "fxins" " The Agrl-
cultural Society, land we shall have one)
But, really, our appetite for "roast beef"
is materially impaired.