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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

DEATH by AN AvALANCHE-On Wednesday
morning last, Mr. Hiram Hastings, aged about
20, was found buried beneath the snow about two
miles from this village, and near the foot Of the
Ascutney Mountain. The circumstances were
these:
Young Hastings went the preceding evening
10 the house of a sick noighbor, to see whether
anything was necessary for their comfort that
night, Although he did not return, his parents
felt no alarm, concluding that it was found neces-
sary for him to remain through the night. The
mex, morning, it was found that he was missing !;
and his track was followed across the field TO the
brow of hill. where it was lost A large mass
of snow had Accumulated there by successive
drifts; it had broken away during the night and
on searching at the bottom oftbe hill, the body of
the deceased was found, buried beneath, abou,
three fee, of snow He was returning home, !.
seems, early in the evening, and not by a path
that had been at all used The mass Of snow APP
pears to have been started by HIM from its place,
and CARRYING or following him several rods down
overwhelmed him in an old cellar, as above stated
| He was found lying upon his face. y mufilc
about his neck was found drawn somewhat close
which NAV have contributed 10 his death. Those
in search fhim found one hand extended upwards
and then, under common but erroneous impres
sion tina, it IS unlawful 10 remove the body of q
person found dead went in pursuit of Coroner
without further examination Vernon. Chroni
Gle.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

End Of NE Court Martial The defence Of Com
mander Mackenzie was read to the Count on We'd
nesday by his counsel, MI Grfin. The New York
Express ssys, the defence must be regarded by eV-
efy unpiejudiced mind triumphant yindicAlion
OF Comma noer Mackenzie. II recapiiulaies the
whole facts Of the with brevily and cesrness,
and the evidence ofguii ssains, Spencer, Cromwell
and Small, is shown in the most conclusive man
n.r The court have TOYS 10 agree upon decision.
and forward It 10 Washington for approval Thai
the decision will be 10 favor OF CoSn1aBsG Nae
kenzis here can be lNtls cogt1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

RETRENcHMESr In recon; speech in the
House of Representatives Hon. II. u. Barnard
stated the TACT that exclusive Of the pubic deb, the
appropriations for this year. would not exceed
eighteen. and might no, be more than seventeen
end half millions ofdolars while during Mr..
Van buren's administration they averaged thirty
seven millions Of dollars per annum They were
now, under Il Wing Administration less than
one half what they were under Mr.. Van Buren.
Thus it will be seen that the Wings have more
than fulfilled all the promises ofretrenchment hey
made despite the hostility they have been forced to
encounter--N Y. Tribune
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

YucATAS The New Orleans fropc, eflhe 18Th.
has received sdvces from campsachy to The %
Inst. The Mexican squadron had captured The
schooner Nigi,sni, while attempting 10 run nio Cam
peachy. Tie schooner Chatahooche had arrived
at Lsfma, but was ordered OF by the Mexiesns
The MeIic an steamer Mouiezuma bad also arrived
at Lefma, with COO troops sad a French tarque
had brought 200 more
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

Serious accident We learn from the Lowell
Courier, that man by the name of Andrew
Grimes in attempting to get on board the cars as
they were leaving the Depot in tina, city, on Tues
day morning, fell under the cars SO that they pass
cd over him, severing almost entirely one foot,
from the leg, and mangIing the remaining portion
Of the leg in such manner that it was deemed
necessary to amputatc it above the knee which
was very successfully done by DR. J. w. Graves.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

A Negro Dialogue. Il say, Baz, where 90 dat
comet rise at 90
ut rises in de 46,h meridian Oh de frgid zodiac,
us laid down il de comic almanick."
"Wel, where do it set Baz''
'Se: you black fool, it don't set nowh ere--when
it gets tired Oh shining, il goes in its hole"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

An attempt is being made by certain Locoiocos
to prevent the nomination of Mr. Van Buren, by
the pre.en, Legislature of New York. The rea-
son is tina, Mr.. Van Buren, should be thus for
mally nominated, no more Of his partizap' could
expect Office ct Washington, and the pickings are
really excellcnt-N b Mercury
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

Beautiful Reply One of the deaf and dumb in
the institution OF Paris being desired 10 express his
IDEAS OF the eternity OF the Deity replied"lt is du
ration, without beginning end, existence, without
bounds or dimensions; present without past OF future
His eternity is youth without infancy old age +,
lie without birth death to-day without yesterday
or TO morrow.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

GREEcE.-Allhough this once powerful nation is
now Utterly bankrupt, its king mus: live in spended
luxury, whilst the nation is 10 faGs A French pa
per state tina, the cost Of the King Ohio. palace is
estimated at about zine millions OF r. sncs and It's
furniture not less than two millions. According to
advices from Athens, in the newspaper the puDlic
funclionaries had received pay for SIX months
and the Minister Of Finance had lost his reason.
PlRade'phia Saturday Courier
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28
A mon ONE

The ESs;cTn ArGns e,ls tie following good story.
II "a rich one " Ia the town of ". Ia ihs
state. while Eljtf X. WIS prcAehlnc. GA Tho lofe.
noon OF \ sabbath. few years incs. \ MtC tuso,
aud ASKED lsave To- tel hss espetiunc The Elder DE-
tcsited him 80 wait al, thc sermon was uvct, which
be Old Bu, the moment Amen was pronounced,
he spssng upon h,. iooi, and began 10 relate teis
louS experience Of some iweRiy yeas. The met
bali yoar having taken pp more iims than I've set.
mon, the Elder became impatient, snd tiled =, vain
Ia stop him. The congregation were a,.o oui oi pa
urnce, and several Who knew him vcailrci TO ask
hIm 20 postpone What ho had 10 say til afer digacr
but 10 TO purpose. 81 length Deacon True walked
up Ia him, and puiiin: his hand gently upon his
shoulder, whispered in lis car, Brother e. ! want
to speak word to YOU W private, and turning round
walked directly out Of the door, but looking back o.
yer his shoulder, az he crossed he threshold NJ C.
VITA greg simplicity cried out Deacon III oI use
havni got cent OF money--sud ne coli ., dcaj =
Ii - perhaps unnecessary add TINT brother g. had
bought a colt of the deacon lew months before
and that he supposed the word ~ private was Ia
dan him Tor the pay. Though SUNDAY, the oonsro-
CATION broke up IN a roar OF laughter
wife, which way do you suppose the wind is TO
| night -
We'll, really, don't know, John, bot suppose yot
! light candle and look IN orr straw bed
How can tell hy lhatr
why. heaven bless you, doa'i slraws show which
wav the wind blowsr
| Go To sleep you criner.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

The new iron steamer Mohawk, was launched
from the dock-yard al kngs,pn l.. e., on the 2l.l
February 1T was novel sight Ia see a ship launch
in the depth Of Canadian winter while loads OF
hay &c, passing on the ice The Mohawk
was bull, in EngIand-or rather her frame work
was all prepared there, and sent 10 Canada last
spring and rebuilt at the dock-yard Kingston.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

Chairs are manufactured now DAYS VITA curved
backs, to accommodate ladies' "BUSTLES," and we
have two thousand fnanclers who have not yet bro
ken into the pc nentiaries.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28
THERMOMETRlCAL OBSERVATIONS
Prepared Weekly.l
BRIGHTON MARKET-lioadqy Na1e42o.

At make, 800 Beef Caule $40 Sheep. and 10
Swiue 100 beef cattle and 200 sheep uDsoid
Pricss Beef Cattle An advance ~. effected.
and we quote 10 correspond: Ezra at ; %. F.r,
qualify, IS 8, second quality so, third quality
375a4 %.
sheep.-We noticed lots sold al / 50, / so, 2.
So 275, 3 Is and 8.
Swiae.-Ibose al market were sold, prlee not
public. Al retail from 2 10 &C..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28
NJ, Clov al home-Mr Clay reached Lex

Mr.. Clay at home-Mr. Clay reached Lex
ington. Ky, on the 9Th ms, his health says
the In,eligencer ofthat place, "is much improved
by his travels" The manner in which he has
been received by the people without distinction OF
parts throughout his journey, must have been
highly gratifying to hun. 1t IS surely indicative
ofthe respect that rs fe, throughout the country
for his abilities and character
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

"What do they mean by The stay latc. the papers
are talking about much !" asked a young married
lady OF her husband the otIei evening.
at is law against wearing corscls, my dear"
"Well they may pass it and repass 1t, as much as
they please, but I'll never give uy mine. VIVA,
business have legislators 10 NEEDLE with such affairs
I'd like 10 know
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

TO find one who has passed through lie without
sorrow, you must find incapable of love or hatred
Of hope fear-one that hath memory OF the past
and no thought Of the future that hath sym
patty with humanity and no feeling in common
with the res, of the species
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

IL is said ,hst 50 much pork has been killed in
Cincinnati The past season that most Of the literary
ladies inter-lGrd their conversation with "scrapsn
from Bacon. "HGsg Tales is quite hvnrie
work. and efforts are being made TO dscoy er the
neal descendants Of the pariarchal Ham. Sew
era girls are IN the market as "spd,e ribs"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

.-.. han Il loos 10 rs and ]; was exposed 10 a
several thousand times greater han that Of
.bsifoa From this inicusc hes, 1t IS uhirlcd
,,v urh iaconccirsble swlitncss 10 regions Of
u beyond earthly experience OF knowicige
r., most splendid ooma Of our times, hitherto.
-,.,iha, # IslI Il was about The SIZE (resi noi
.as,eu1 70 tbc moon Is motion was 1900
n, syi6cr than that Of ball bursting from =
.-,oa, mouth 1900 Uinitor CAfoaielt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

A gentleman OF Point Pelre, Gaudaloups, states
that during the earthquake lie that place, while al
tempting 10 escape his foot and leg were caught IN
OF the deep assures The earh, and he thought
that he was fast. Bot another shork come, aud the
crack opened again. and be escaped
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

his SAID TIA, no les, than 500 persons have
been lost IN The gales or The EnElish cast about
a month SINCE 20, many Yeas there hiss not
hccn - inghdul catalogue of disasters at sen
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

SICK boy al Jefferson, Ne, has civulgei that
some seven years ago, he and another boy saw Two
men digging grave Tho woods, foI d body then
lying near them, who Is supposed 10 have been a
person living in Pt,ston, and whom they had mur-
deIed and robbed OF S l500.-heHHeJcc Journal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

|, j. stated ia the Quebec Gazette, that a harm
es, old man, 20 yeat. Of age Was fecsnss lrIsd be-
fore the COuu OF General Quarter Sessions, Gpr
sop,ing the veious borse ola beignoof, Isnd gull.
|iy, and senxsses 70 10 hsOged-Nss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28
Teeth, Teeth.

A G. ". SMITH, NJ. D, DENTIST, may be con-
IA. suited Ivy those wishing his services, at bis
residence in Casieion, after date.
March 30, 1913. I3if
O0OO Bush. OATS 1000 bush. Corn; 100 bush
--OON Rye; - bush. Beans; 80 bush Herds
Grass Seed. for sale by DANIELS & ByLL
Rutland March u, 1913. 1915
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

Mankind will never be, in emnen, degree, viz
tuous and happy, Till each possess that portion
of distinction, and no more TO which he is entitled
by his personal merits.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

4 Practical Joke.--The Sultan of MusCst has
sent to DR.. VIM. A. Alcuit, OF Bus,on, a bag of The
finest Mocha coffee IN return for the present Of his
works on dia,ecs ] he doctor is the celebrated
inveigher against coffee and tea
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

WOMAN IN BAsRRvpTcY. last Worcester
EGis contains the notice OF the petition Of man
and has wife TO be declared bankrupis Doubtless
there is some mistake-they want 10 be divorced,
and have gone to the wrong shop.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

The Bogoia Gazette states thst public schools
have been introduced into New Granada. Is. Al
similar TO those which are established in New Eng
land II is truly gratifying 10 witness The spread OF
our glorious free school system abroad, as in our
Own country.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

APT REPLY "A lady once asaed Jack Tar why
vessel was called =" shc,"-" because" answered
Jack, with aknowing lesr, Tho rigging COSTS more
than the hull.N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

3 A SELF. TAUGHT SLAvEl-At n meeting OF
Synol Of Alabama on the third week in Jan
~ last, coni-il ions were called for 10 purchase
q l1red nan, IA slave of extraordinary character
y was stated that he was good classical scholar
q wholly self,augh, He is blacksmith; and
4 vas stated on the floor OF the Synod by mem
rs and others, that knew him, tina, he frs, learn
N the letters ofthc alphabet by inducing his mas,
schIIdren and others to make the letters one at
me on the door of his shop. In this way he
! nl!arized himself with the letters and their
tns lie then learned to pat them together
make words and soon was able to read He
! commenced the study Of arithmetic, and then
y aFi''h grammar and geography
Il q also stated that he is now able 10 read the
.t'eek Testament with ease and has some knowl.
2, Of the Latin language, and even commenced
] Hebrew language, but renquished it in con,
4 iHrnce Of no, having suitable books II was
a'ei MAT he studied a, night till | or 2 o'clock
"a mat n conrersing with him, they felt them
ives N The presence Of their equal He is be-
q o.n 81 and IS years OF age, and is willing 10
II ol' as missionary to Africa, under the Assem-
n '' Board.-Transeript
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

MoRr Srrciu The prckc, ship Oemuleec
arrived yesterday, btcugh, obou, $4,000 IN sps.
ce The Virginia Trader from Jamaica, $1,000
" q Pc l2ih last
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

A fashionable young lady, like an inexperienced
printer makes great hustle in c0rrect,n her form.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

Glow enjoy the eUcang Jyeese!" as the hus-
band said when he got a curtain lecture.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

Why DO married people make the bes, iIiiler,es
Because ,rey are the most disturbed by the Mid
night Cry"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

w l. the subscribers beng appointed by tie Hon.
w Probate Count FOR the district of Rutland
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all person. against The estate
Of
Aon N0h0H'ei CLipmaH. late ~ Tiam0ufh.
IA sad district, deceased, represented Hsoveni and
also all claims aud dcmlnds exhibited IN offset
thereto. and ak months from he day " arch
inst, being allowed by said court Tor that purpose
We d. therefore hereby give notice hat We viii at
1tD4 10 le business OF our said appointments ~ the
store Of y. W. Sawyerin iHmogt ON tho eth doy
d Arni and 9Th day Of September neat. from 10 o.
c.. = al.uuill O'Clock, D. IA pH each Of said DAYS
OBADIAH NOBLE, Law Kicr, Com'rs.
falmouth March, % lAi3 1913
VA l. tue Subscribers being appointed by tie Hon
w Pfohae COuu for She district ~ Rutland
commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust al
claims and demands Of oil persons ssans, The es.
tate OF
Ana Button late ofDarjy
"a sad district deceased, represented insnIveni and
also al claims and demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto aGd SIX months from the z6n DAY Of January
last Leiag allowed BY said cOou Tor that purpose.
"e 90 therefore hereby gise notice that We vii at
lena 10 the bnshess Of our sad APPOINTMENT at tie
late residence Of the decreased, la Danny, on tho
hfsl day Of Nay and the 2iIh day July next. from
10 O'Clock a. IN. uatl blf o'clock p. n. on each
Of said osys.
O. A..' s Reggrs Ssy,iIi'1 evT'o' c'Ny
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

4nE Pass -Give me but the liberty Of the
~ sni will give 10 the minister a venal
-'e Of peers--l will give him corrupt and
vie house Of commons-I viii give HIM a full
fs Of the patronage OF his oiiice-I will give
TIE whole hos, Of ministers influence will
We ham all the power tina, place can confer on
"a. 10 purchase up Submission and overawe re.
lsance and ye, armed with the liberty Of the
As, will 60 forth 10 meet him undisnayed; |
aaack with that mighier engine, the mighty
DC be has raised | shall shake down from ms
gh' corruption and bury il beneath the ruin OF
abuses II wac meant TO shelter -Sheridaa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28
Window Glass.

PANELS d BELL have Cor sale $50 boxes Of
~ keenc Window Glass, of various sizes from
G-S to li-l5. The above Glass is OF a very su.
peror quality, and Will be sold To merchants and
Dthors wishing To purchase, al The mannlciur' pt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

4 Ire frog a. a billet Of od-The y Y
stian SAYS A subscriber has shown US a
utsrlul sfsir indeed /, was no less than
k Of oak abou, SIX inches in diameter, appar-
y about ton years growth which be had split
IVAN IN the morning OH OF the centre OF
Zoe pfin, OF bis body as il was imbeted in the
T., p - illi aud apparent How the animal con
I 'te 'o sustain itself IS a question which we may
f%'e % The profoundly scienuhe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28
clsstdy for fisc Piles,

ITO those afflicted with ibis grieyous mlady, the
subscriber is happy 10 announce gat he has
prepared what repeated ula has proved 10 he safe
aud sure remedy. While Two or three applications
OF tie Ointment lnia.liby removes the complaint Of
common mali2niiy. The suhluined ceriii ate.
shaw that lis virtues, il properly tested, will reach
and relieve cases Of Aggravated and inveefa,e char.
acter.
Sold at the Rutland Bookstore price cj cents a
box. ID. kIHkALDIE
We hereby certify that we have experienced thu
best effects from The use IT HE ointment PREPARED
By y. kirkalJ,e for the Pies, aud we Do earnestly
recommend 1t To all who are similarly Elected as
most speedy, safe and successful remedy for that
complaint. JoEL LDcRLis.
THOMAS ). SPENCER,
JooaPH IAYLon.
Rutland, Dec. 2, 1912 1921
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

Alag Soi0z01 al a dise0zaf-The editor Of
| e l'wa Reporter wishes 5000 young women r.
? g'''s TO tia, Territory, and pledges himself.O
~ Asa al
, 1843-10-07

prosecute the rioters and bring them
to justice. The persons who took
part in the fights were traitors to
their country-unworthy OF liberty
and in future none of them should
be admitted as Repealers, and any of
them that were SO at present must
be expelled from the ASSociation.-
(Hear, heac.) The motion was car
ricd.
The learned gentleman then pro-
ceeded to address the association at
considerable length, respecting the
oarh required to be taken by Catholics
as a qualification for Parliament or
office; and concluded hymoving ''that
it be referred to the committee to pre-
pare a petition to rarIlameut praying
tie abolition of the Catholic OATH"
, 1843-10-07
List of Letters,

I'd EMAlNING in the Pest office at
80 Bowling Green, Mo-, on Both of
Sept, 1913, which if not taken out in
three months, will be sent to the Gener-
al Post Office as dead letters.
George Adams, james Brunty. Adam
Brans,etter, WIN Biggs, Eliza Cole. W 7
Dunn, Nancy Fullerton, Robert Gerry, Rev.
John F Gray, Thomas Grares, Doctor Hey
son, Nathaniel Hayden, james Haddock,
J. p. Hubbard, Jese Hamm, William Jen-
kins, William johnson, Joseph Rulage, Geo.
Marzof, w. w. Mckay, Enoch Matson,
Jacob Mulberry, Sarah Mcclure. Luke H..
Mcclure, Jas. d. Shannon. Jno. Stuart, An
drew Shepherd, John F. Spear. R P Stroth.
CT. F C Todd, Smith Tay lor, Tate & En-
glish, Mary Ward, E. Melhoite, John c.
Welborn, Isaac Ward, Quinton Wilson
Thos. S Waters w ii Waters, Jas. L. Walk
er.
II. G EDWARDS. P. n.
October 7tb, ls43. 49-tE
, 1843-10-07
Deaths.

In Buffalo township, on Friday last,
Humphrey Williams, aged % years.
AT his residence zeal Bellevillc, ILL.,,
on Sunday, LIST inst. WILLIAM KIN
NEY, Ex-Lieutenant Governor of that
State, aged sixty years.
In st. Louis, yesterday morning, De-
tober I'd, DIR. PEYTON THOMSON,
of Natchez, Miss, formerly of Lexing-
ton, Ky.
In Ste G~enevieve, Mo-, on the 9th
ult., Miss MARY L. GUIBOURD,
aged 10 years and five months.
On Sunday last in Franklin county,
DAVID SrERIGERE, Judge of the Circuit
Court, aged 40 years.
, 1843-10-07
TRULY ELOQUEN +.

Washingtonianism has given birth
to as brilliant specimens Of true elo-
uuence, as heart could desire. Wit
ness the following touching appeal to
the young, made by an aged man, at
a recent temperance jubilee at New
market. N. II. :-[Missourian.
IL have come, he continued, twelve
miles to attend this meeting--yet |
do not value my time-l feel reward-
ed by what | see around me. My
friends. | have seen more Of the world
lhan most Of you. | have trOd the
streets of proud old London; and the
winds Of distant India have famed
these furrowed cheeks of nine. My
keel has been upon every sea, and
my name upon many a tongue
Heaven blessed ne with n of the
best Of wives--ani my children. oh,
why should | speak OF them! My
hone was once a paradise. But
bowed, IKE a Brute 10 the 'A'''ihS
cup Ny eldest son one himself
IRON his de-r''.ed int'ef' and HaN
never returned. Ny young hearts
IdoI--my beloved and suffering VILE.
has gone broken-heartedi II the grave.
And my lovely d'n,hier' whose IN
&c -eem t. see IN the beautiful a
round m"-one my PRIDE and my
, 1843-10-07

The definition of the word mormon,
which is from the Greek, according
the the Baptist Register, is gwen in
the dictionaries: "a bugbear, or hob.
goblin, a raw head and blood bones,
a hideous spectre, frightful mask,
something to brighten Children" 1t
is thusu,ed by the Greek author The
ocritus. and the Greek author 4ristO-
planes the comic poet, and hay be
applied to the disciples Of Joe Smith
at the present time with little varia-
ton.
, 1843-10-07
-gSr-<4~azc
COMMERCIAL.


ST. LoUIs, October 8.
The sales OF Tobacc" "a Saturday,
and yesterday al tie il.nrers' Ware
no lse amounted 10 50 LhGs.; Passed
ranged ir"m 2 35 to 5 85. and Reius-
ed from | ID to 90. Arrived at
the Levee 1872 bids.
NEw YORK, Sept. %, p. NJ.
Two thousand bales of Cot,Un have
been sold ibis morning, atIhe advance
gained yesterday. which is 1 a &c.
pei ID. on low an middling qualities,
in which the operations have been;
good and fine have Leen passed by,
andare changed but little il their po-
sil!on.
OF Genesee -four there are sellers
Of 1000 bbls lots at 81 374, and buy.
ers 1t S4 25, and real sales Of small
parcels at 81 Al a 81. $50 bills.
round Ohio, of ii good brand, sold at
81 so, but the common qualities are
somewhat below Genesee In value,
but with 20 s4les 10 fix Il price,
Southern no business. Good Genesee
wheat is offered at 93c. 500 bblS.
prime pork were taken FOR shipment
at 50 83 and 200 at $40. Mess is
held at Sll. Ashes sell freely at "a
81 and So %.
a sale was made OF W~halebone at