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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-02-16
Dr. GoogfrsRam'g Pills.

A Ii persons who have given this medicine trial
"A speak II it in terms OF the highe 81 praise. As Il
purifier OF he blood and udS doubtless has 10 ris al
Perfectly haresl il Il5o, il merely assists nature
do natures work. Il accompanies all it Processes,
viz: the removal oi disease from the body from what
ever cause arising IL is Of the utmost importance
that all persons who are suffering from Colds Bilious
Complaints, Typhus and Scarlet Feve,, Fever and
Ague, Dyspepsia and all diseases arising from ndi-
GestiOn, should be provided with few boxes of this
Health Restoring Medicine, since it precludes the
necessity, and saves the expense of other medical
reference and is natural and easy ia its operation
and invariably healthful in its results Ii is purely
vegetable compound, yet all powerful in removing Il
ease. 1t s justly designated MANS ALL suFg!s,gXr
MEDcINE, inasmuch as it ceanseth the stonH, Il ano
bowels from all foul aud corrupting hunors leave
the body in the possession of soundness, renovation
& health Price IS cents per box with full directions
DIR: GoopMAN's Principal Office, 27G Bowery, N. Y,
Remember The only Agent in Litchisld, for the
sale Of this nledieLne g Mr. A. MApswoRrn. I've
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Ealannels.

Compounded ,ciM The Extract of Tan.
For Renouating old d. Preserving new Leather.
THIS highly approved article and valua.
BILE discovery is now submitted to the
public on its own merits. 1t stands unrival.
led for its renoyating and preserving quail.
ties tor all kinds of Leather. This article
Is not only the best and cheapest, but is high.
~ approved for restoring the color and
strength of barouche and carriage tops, har-
nesses, &c, for its softening, blacking, pol
lsshIng' preserving and Strengthening quail.
ties, having received testimonials from a
large number of professional gentlemen who
nave used ii; also from stable. keepers, tan.
ners, boot and shoe, carriage and harness
manufacturers, of its great utility, and its
wonderful effect in restoring old leather, and
IS more than 80 per cent. cheaper than any
olher article ever offered to the public. 1t
leaves the surface of the leather in q very
smooth state. and dust cannot stick to it, nor
water have any effect upon it when the
leather Is we'll filled, and prevents boots and
shoes and leather of all kinds from harden
'nlg' cracking, shrinking. blistering, or moul-
ding after being wet, or dried by heat. This
articie stands unrivalled for blacking and
crlmplng boots without the aid of water
When used according to directions nothing
eaA be rubbed Il. 80
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COUCH gsEz3EId3S

For coughs, colds asthma, wioopng cough, cough
attending measles, ghtness Of the chest.
and all diseases OF the lungs, truly an unrivaed
medicine. They cured the Rev. Darius Anthony, Of
the Oneida Conference, of consumption, when his
physicians gave him up and his Fathers in the Gospel
told him TO prepare for DEATH that at most he could
survive but few weeks. They also cured the Rev.
Sebastian Streeer of Boston; the Rev. DR.. East
mond Of N. Y. The Rev. Mr.. Dunbar Of the Baptist
church, McDougal ST., was cured of very harassing
cough in twenty-four hours, as were also Mr.. E. G.
Stacy, 66 Wooster st. Rev Mr.. Handbook, 497 Prl;
Mr.. Henry S Bancker, 81 Green St. and more than
5000 Others Of the first responsibility, whose names
rnipht he added
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ron SALE,

S~xk. 4 FARM, containing ABOUT 40
s9ssssSS II acres of valuable land, situa-
is,s.Ez ted Z l-2 or miles, north of Wa
AshaasA teEtown Centre,in Garnsey Town,
on the turnpike leading TO Litchfeld on
which are two small dwelling Houses, two
Barnes and two springs Of pure and never
failing water, few rods from the door,
The whole is well fenced aud in high state
of cultivation. Ten or fifteen acres Of it is
valuable Meadow, producing from two to
three tons first quality hay, per acre. Has
good orcharIng, &c. Any one wishing to
purchase small Farm, of good land, con-
venientIy situated, will find this chance
rarely to be met with. Any wishing to view
the same may call on Mr.. William Garnsey
on the pr emises. A clear and undisputed
title will he given. SAMUEL CLOCK.
Iitchiield. February 1, lS43 SO
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WORM on IlS3S


itovued Ia more IMAM llooouo cases TO be the only
ahialD'e worm destroying medicine ever discovered,
anu ~ cohs'aefeu ny the meolcai faculty.
Symptoms Of Worms-Bad brea ill., pain in the limbs
joint picking the nose grinding of the teeth du
ring sleep paleness about the lips with flushed cheeks
bleeding at the nose, gnawng at the stomach. flash
of heat. slight chls Or sh verings, headache drow
siness disturbed Dreams sudden starting in sheen drv
hacking cough fevershness thirst fits bad taste in
the mouth pain in the somac h or bowels fatigue W.
racious appetite, sickness of the stomach leanness
boa,ed stomach, gripping, shooting pains in yarions
parts of the body, sense Of something rising in the
throat, itching Of the arms towards night, &c &c
The mulutnde OF cases cured by these Lozenges is
truly astonishing.
Dr. Hunter, l03 Sixth av., has used them for three
years in his practice and cured several cases of fits
he never knew tlein 20 tail Of destroying the worms
DIR. Zdbrtsh'e, IL Duane st. has used them in over
700 cases. some OF tho ost alarming character. He
has cured sor ,la supposed to be on the brink
OF the grave rit -rellne one poor boy unable
to help ..D,,H t bad - We fed hike an infant the
doctors caG.d do oohng for hm-three boxes of Sher
mans " drtu LIN G.es entirely cured him. Mr. J
II. Wood 81 'bird 81. Benz Goodspeed 1870 Sixth
av Mr. L,G!ur " t,r.iss 96 Fulton st the Hon ID.
ward Forsar Ejon /" 3 Bearisey, Henry King,
ESQ; DR. A [. ,...lg ini Si>thay: Inmss r Hnnt
corne coaeoa4 and Greenwich SIS ; and hnndr u
upon hnnal1s g, 9,9'Ts who have given their certii-
c,,r.m,,,,.~
shA4t+HA."N IANFHoR LOZENGES,
Which cure headache, papita,ion or seasickness in
ten minutes, are the greatest medicines of the dav--
They also give Immediate reefin dizziness, lowness
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External Remedy Of Imminent,

Also by the same Agents Dr. B. Brandreths
External Remedy or Eminent,
Which by its extraordinary powers abstracts pain OF
soreness; thus sprans: stiff snews, viii te sweiilngs
rheumatic pains Stiffness stiffness of the joints,
mors, unnatural hardness, stiff neck, throat
Group, conTacons OF the muscles, scrouous enlarge
ments tender feet. and every description of injury
affecting the exterior of the human Frame are cured
greatly relieved by his never-to-be sufficiently ex
toled remedy.
AGENTS IN LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
Litchfieid Garritt and Baldwin.
Furnace Village, Alexander H. Holley.
Salisbury, Matthew l.. Graham.
Falls Village, Garfield q Robbins.
North Canaan, John franklin.
Norfolk, John G.. Swift
Colebrook, Lawrence g. Phelps.
New Hartford, M. and G. w. Merrills.
do. Il. Wadsworh & Co.
Winchester, Sand l.. Hnribut.
Wocottville, Hungerlord & Co.
Torrington, Erastus Hodges.
Corn wall Bridge, Myron Harrison.
Warren, f. and O. Swift.
Roxbury, Preston and Minor.
Bridgewater, Lyman Smith
Washington, William Leavitt.
Bethlehem, A. S. and J. Loomis
Woodbury., VIC. Wooster.
do. NJ. Douglas.
Watertown, A. A. Gridley.
Plymouth, s. NJ. Mitchell.
New-Milford, George w. Whtllesey.
Hitchcockville, Bronson and Blair.
Winsted, M. and c. ]. Camp.
Sharon, David Gould.
October 90. ly*22
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-02-16

I'VE subscriber tenders his thanks to a
Il generous public for their very liberal
| patronage hitherto, and takes this opportuni.
| ~ to inform them he has now on hand at his
old stand in West-st. most splendid assert
| ment Of Stoves, including Cook Stoves, Par
lor-Stoves, Ga great Variety Counting House,
Meeting House, Franklin and Box Stoves
and being aware Of the scarcity and value OF
money, is induced to offer them at prices full
~ corresponding with the times, and assures
the public that he will sell as low as can be
purchased elsewhere. New Stoves eXchan.
ged tor old ones on accommodating terms
also on hand variety OF second hand Stoves
for sale very low.
Sloue Pipe, Sheet Iron, Copper and Tin Ware
constantly on hand or made TO order Of
first rate materials, and work warranted
Those wishing to purchase any of the
above articles are invited to call and examine
and for Cash or approved Notes, We assure
them we will redeem the pledge.
Do you doubt it! Try and see.
% All notes and accounts of long stand.
ing must be settled without delay. As a
word to the wise is sufficient we trust i, will
be done. MOSES MORSE
Litehfeld, Dec. 7, 1912 ifs
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GREAT BARGAIN I
YSCO Valuable Farms
FOR SALE.

- ONE of them known
GIs@ as the Homestead of dE
Hal the late Phineas Lord, &RN~E"
s&A situated about 2 l-2 H..
miles easterly from the Court House, and
supposed to contain $50 acres-sO of which
is wood land, and part of it heavily timber
ed. The buildings are Dwelling House
in good repair, 5 Barns e nearly new CT.
der Mill, Wood-house, Sheds, &c. There is
upon the farm "a great number Of Apple,
Peach and Cherry Trees.
The other Farm, situated about l-2 mile
northerly from the first, contains 60 acres of
good feasible land with IA two story Dwell
ling House, and new Barn and Sheds there
on, and will recommend itself to any good
judge of land. Any person purchasing the
last mentioned farm can have 90 acres of
wood land within half mile of the House,
at a reasonable price. Terms of payment
made easy. JOHN S. WARNER, Plymouth.
80 VIM. F. BALDWIN, Litchfeld.
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Litchaeld County Mutual
FIRE
INSIIR NOE COMPANY

THIS Company has been in operation a
u considerable time, and has insured pro-
perty to very large amount. 1t has funds
on hand, and property pledged, sufficient to
Indemnify those who insure against any loss
which will probably take place. The differ
ence between the expense of insuring in this
company and in ordinary insurance compa-
MES, is now too we'll understood to need any
explanation. Individuals in this county, who
choose to insure their property at trifling
expense, can apply to the Secretary in the
Village of Litchfield, or TO the agents in the
several towns.
DIRECTORS.
William Beebe Jason Whiting
Oliver Goodwin David C. Sanford
Josiah G. Beckwith Richard Smith
G. c. Woodruff Israel Coe
Samuel G. Braman
WILLIAM BEEBE, President.
JASON WHITING, Sec'ry. IL
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Stoves--- wholesale 81 Resai

StOves--- Wholesale 81 Retail.
THE subscribers have now on hand and
D. ready for sale, at their FOUNDRY. head of
North street, SUPERIOR COOKING
STOVE, for burning either coal or wood
Also. Parlor Stopes, Boo Siores Fire Frames,
Ooen Mouths, Sinks, Dishkeules, Basins,
Griddles. Gridirons, 9c. dc.
Also-Farmer's Kettles, Cart Hubs, Sidehiu
Ploacs, Common Ploaes, and Horse Plo,cs.
70 The above articles will be sold at pri.
ces corresponding with the times. All per-
sons wishing to purchase any of the above
articles will do we'll to call and see for them.
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
N. b. All kind OF Casting done to order
on short notice.
j. CARRINGTON s. SON.
Li.chfeld, Sept II. 1892. II
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-02-16

RAVATS.-Splendid SO in. changeable,
~ black Italian, Gros.de Rhine and Lust.
ring, beth plain and tigd. For sale by
80 ?. PxELIs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-02-16
50 TONS

curing millions Of cases Of disease, and often
u when all other means failed to give relief They
are never sold by the ounce but in boxes with fac.
simle of his name around each box. See that you
get the genune.
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LAST G A.E,T. i.

&A&sAe% S@ ~SEsAAsSsS
A Ii persons indebted 10 the Estate Of
N HENRY ADAMS, deceased, are oa1e NOR
invited to settle the same, soon as may BE- As
much further Indulgence cannot be extended,
as the estate "naust be SETTER speedily. A
word to the wise is enough
32f JOSEPH ADAMS, Admir-
January 2, 1913. to Henry Adams.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-02-16

Rheumatism Lumbago PAIN or weakness in the
breast side, back or any part OF the body immedi-
they may Worn on the lower part of the spine thew
cure the piles and female weakness falling Of tie
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-26

ihn DE Soto, the heWs II HE death reaching
paton Rouge by The Clipper about twn hours
previous. Capt Sect, Of the De sSot9 deserves
four ,hahhH ahi gratitude, fot bis kind %eotlsite.
in delaying The arrival IF his boat, 10 Hf.|
ford . fhance to The Clipper ol bearing The
|atliIetins have In liia town, befpfh the arrival
Iof the body, to spafe ar fnttth ar possible The
too sudden sheth 70 hiH heteHvea and afflicted
family. who we're ~ehtiftly ignorant II tht sk
flair. On the arrival Of The DE- SoH A crowd
had gathered Oh lib lavee, who felt deeply The
loss this toWh had Sustained lis body was
carried aud deposited in his editorial %eaueius.
Try. where but few days before lie had sat in
all the buoyaney Of tnbhhood, penning The ef-
fusieus If his bold aid independent mind, and
at 10 u'tlefk his femaihs was taken 10 hih laft
resting place. followed by b latgs toirputee
of his friends, sincerely lan'eh,ihg l'is u%htihe,
" end.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-26
NECROI,OGIE.

Comhien de temps, de soins ct de depense!
s- sont necessaiFes pour faire I'm homme q
un instant sutiit pour 10 detruire ; tout
est perduf
Iluit ionrs deia 80 sont ccoul6s depuis que
r6diteur deeetta Gazette a etc the on duel par
Mr.. A. Labranche, Nous nous ahstiendrons
l'entrer dams les details .qul on, amene cette
tuncs,e catastrophe, Tout lie monde salt a
Iuoi sen tenir 4 ee suiet. Nous the chcrehe-
.ons point q praaver que Mr.. J, Hueston etaIt
II droit de dire ce quill n DIT dams Particle
,uil a public, dams Ia Gazette du + de &C
nois nous ne ehercherons point a prouser
rue Get article etait rexpresslon do la verlte;
ious ne chercherons point q prouser que Mr.
]. Hueston ttait Amerieain, nous declarons
70 pas le SAVIOR, ct de plus nous voulons nd.
METRE avec lie Courier de Ia Loaisiai,s quill
TAFT Anglais d'origtne. ce ne serait certatie-
nent pas une raison ponr hui reiuser lie drnl;
lie dire ouvertement 81 pensee, drolt que Ia
cnstttution accorde a chaeun. Nous ne
hercherons nj i blamer nj 4 excuser la con.
lutte de NJ. A L.ahranche il men sera pas
lie meme de celle des temoins, sur lesquels
Gus terons poser tout lie poids du malheu'
nj Went d'arriver; car, 81 les lemons Gus,
eHt iaiE ItuI hStJhs SSa'thS S'hS
ans compromettre lhonneur de Nj. J. Hues
~, nous n'aurions point aulourd'h0i a depio
er Tissue de Ia fachease r%encontrc Gun nou'
enieve un bon citoyen eli 4 sa famiilc II
nutien qui devsit hui assurer I'm jour une ex
! .siencc heureuse ct honorable.
Depuis que MIR. J. Hueston dirigeait L
Gazette de Baton Rouge, Il s'etait fat un de
OR de conserver la neutralitt la plus parfai,e
a4ais presse par les 6vonemens ct sur,out pa
. publication dune gazette enforcement de
ouee su loeoioooisine, il ne pouvait plus res
,er sourd a la roix du part wing, dent II par
ageait touies les convictions. Des &c me
| aent il arbora franchement son drapeau c
.oulut prouser qae 81 jusQu'slors il await s
..primer ses affections, elles men etalen, I
,oirs rraies nj MONS chaudes. La rtactlo
ut d'sutant plus forte quill await Gu plus d
cine a les c~ontenir pendent I'm temps asse
eng. Ce fut alers une espeee de hevre {
,esi D eette efferssscence gu'on deIt atr
,uer Ia violence de Particle qui nous a pffVe
4 rune maniere aussi dtplorable. de fedi;et
cette gazette. II n'avaIt nutiement III
.ntjon d'insulter personne, nous en- somme
onysincu: sa plume, dams &c fatal mornen
.e,a;t nullemen, dtrigee par son caur, ct
,,uyiction cue nous en- arons nous lie Ialt re
eetier encore dayantage.
Lnng-ternps nous avons cru que Ia hbert
4, n1esse aevait 9fre lie primo lna fnndame1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-26
Horrible Outrage in Indi1na We

Horrible Outrage in Lndi1na co
|py the following from the Wilmington
la. Wing:
"Oa Thursday last, a man IN Aurora
Thy the nam Of Porter, went into Inc eoge
Eof Ripley county, under the prefence OF
|empIsylng a grI to do his house work. h. :
Hound a Young lady who accepted his OF.
lfers and propositions; and she, in company
with him, started from Aurora, each on
shorse. As soon as daylight hgans cisap'
spear, and when about halfway ION 'he
sg,sI's fathers 10 AURORA. Porter organ u
I make undue advances apon the glrl, whie'
she resisted with wemanIy courage. find
Ting all exertions about 10 prove ID vain, DC
Gin all the fury osa detasa, dragged hef lion
I her horse and beat Der until she was sense
!; less, andgrasis;ed nts heslssh dss'res. ihs'
he made the giriswear a most solemn oa'n
under the penalty of instant death. iha
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-26

THE EAsr oF fHE nEorcrpEs -Ther
lied 10 ptrts N AprjI last, Il remarkabh
,craon-C Hrt Rtbhrn Layea, one of th.
|A.s1ssin7 Of Uuetayusili King ofsweden
IL was al Il masked ball, gwen 1T the op
RI house NJ Stockholm on the 10Th &
Aarch, i7J2, TINT Gustavus received the
'l,ot whith, in Thirty days, deprived him o,
,tfs. A pis'ol, evidently only re :cntl,
discharged, was found on the ground uea
he ~ 4 M which the King n,d been a.
e 1strsied, anothef wac picked up somf
,~i<tance from 1t. .Ons oi IN, flrst mea-
lies re&er'ei t" was 10 umfnon all the
IAN nak"rs In5,ocahoIn, and IT romplet,
y >ucerd"l. The arms fund in The b4n
room w~re -7nwn 10 them. Ote Of thes.
prisons exc'almed rIstantly, on secln,
|,he pi~lol~,'th-y are ADker toem's; j
epart d them for MIN a fortnight ago.
inkerslfoein. who was one Of The leading
nainb"rs Of the oppostt,n, vas Of course
immediately arr stei, and he conf-S>eG
rs galii. Count Ribbin1, Count Horn
f'nd the oiheE a"--"mpf!ees, were tried anc
fc"P'taI'' convicted. Arksrs;rocm on!.s
as executed. H. did with great cour
a4ge: but. "ihe flesh wi! culver when tn
4 Jincers tear" the torture that preceded
his death extorted cries Of pain, mpxed a
4 he same time with asowes of hts erims
and expressions If repentance Horn
L'Iienhofn, and Ribbing, were banisbed
One Of them died 70 Copenhagen, anpiheI
10 Germany, in prfssrty. and The third diet
stn Paris, al we have already stated.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-26
No. 40

ash" Meyer waftlA tetAal dry Thing tftHl Ind
stat"b place, Porter that, ,ialllrd away the
sth,e aud Arrived ~ HE tuti~e in Al FORA
snl""n' me o'clock 81 night. wbefs Tic yattne
'gttI (th"nt snyahtaah yfhrs dfapn) want f.
b d md teh"ihad nntl daylight, Wien she
5't"sr and went ~ II friend, whom she hep.
sr'ned t" have lislnE IL the ,iIlog. uAd 70
5ln;"d what bad lHpppnrd.
4 "li'f hisnd Immediately went bsfofr
/ jn4t,cs En,tie, attd ii s nie wit isarod f.,
'be arrest of FoiE r, We, by thts Time.
!, '"''nd "'t what wHs g,,,na IN md hpd 10
sihe woDds. He wa@. hrwevpt, cutitttsd
Bdnrina the dhr, timber 'epat an sts nrinst,on
snhd waa t"eogn 'a1d ~ appear ut the rlaxt
hfetn ~ HE circuit eulit. 10 Sun, &c ~ HfIOt
sat'a Tot The whnt u l4ll was lodged ~ pfi
/ zr'.
4 "'t ia kHIl ~HrtinHll H. n%ttntisn ftfa TIM
the sptnn individual wBs tiuist 1900 lu,t,da
10 nPt'af NJ he net' ttfm If the circuit
s""1"t II 5Vtt3eIlHnd totltIy fot n s,tntIn,
3"tt- nte. 'tirhttated ttbnn tndrw wot,tp y,
I some mouths ego, ~ Aurv~.
\ here IN another fItr0rista orh ruranc.
at"d "nt the "nlfHg" VIII RI, w,tl il chaps
/ t7ionIsh mist pefa"fis. When he WIS b
f't" ntte5tnd. putiit Ipt,anntlon vns exri
ted 7" a b'Ah piftp aEatfn bon. md tt wns
s%'ni'nHf"d lfiat be "n. "A nruta. fhe,np w.
srf dam totipIanttdJ bat lhn rty 81 rpfse
1 ejt'bn "i7 fused ~ favor If tho nsn md
8%no''nng ffiufr wh4 anid about II. Bot iba
l ''E'"t day. when Mr. ~-fOttt ii Porter
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-26

ThePhiladelphia Gazette gives the follow
ing description Of a sword to lie presented &c
~fCommander Mckenzie by some gentlemen Of
Philadelphia
1t is an efficient as we'll a. an elegant wea-
kpon, made exactly in compliance with the ns-
Wy regulations. It's mountings are solid gol,
and the hilt, guards and castings Of the sheat
are ornamented with the appropriate devices
of anchors, and with other ineasings of ex
kauisite workmanship. The blade is mos
gracefully shaped. and adorned with sandr
naval emblems, ships, De.
One Of the guards bears the INSCRIPTION
q Presented by the citizens of Philadelphia 70
#Commander Alexander SAdel Mckenzie, o..
the United States NaTy,ls4a" The end Of ths
hill; is formed in sAs shape Of the head of The
3eagfe, the eyes Of which are diamonds,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-26

4 gentleman at CleVeand had a very mar
row escape on o'".,ay OF last week FROM the
moose OF matrimopy. He was ae.ihg a'
|src ,,1msmar to q friend who was about ~ De
s",ied up and when the parties appeared De-
srare the altar, the Rector, naistaH'ng I'M 'or
The happy man. placed him beside the BRIDE
/ Inst was to be, and, asking his name, pro-
lceeded with tie nuptlai ceremony. The
eroomsmsn was SO astonished that the csreHo-
INV was half through before he found tongue 10
explain, which done. an exchange OF places
] vas made. and the right parties were united
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-26

Or The papers afa filed with snbfdafr. rob
and suicides. The comet bftaAt spfint
mus ha sseteisinE liz hteadad InaAanaas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-26

We wonld respectfully announce ~ bui
friends that the publication Of The HHtor
Rouge Gazette will not be interrupted, hui
will be carried on. as far ne Our abilities
will permit, IN The same course, IN every
respect, as that pursued by 'ts IaIe lainent
led ed,lnf. All The business oi The aflir E
Twill he carried on ms usual. All commnbi.
On tsnta for The GaTetle or relative thereto.
~ lie adItessed Ia JonN K. UufHeea.
publisher Of The t~,azette for The surcession.
We would take this occasion 10 call OH
those who owe The Office. to call and settle
their bills without, any delay whatever.
'Ihe state Of Mr.. iIrrston'a affairs. aud
|ihe wants If his leteavcl wife and young
Family, makea Il ,mperaI,ye that e~ollre.
lions should be made. We hope those
who " TIA for sotne time. viii not walt 10
|h1u'date their bill III legal authority pre-
them for collection.
NHw oanHAra-fhe yellow fever Is deri'
'aedly on The increase and assuming an ebia
demieal ehataater, The reports Of The Char
iy Hospital for the Oh hours ending nj sir
o'clock Tuesday evening were ms follows!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-26

,fihu iust X IIFttaFbmBeT" tells tbis
n.nao'o e iteuzp Dow :
at ~ rhfs" that Dow. N orc II tIs
'dh, n".irt ser mons, dtclared TINT be > hid
'ino" ! s'nn"t@ so very wicked that they
trihhIly bI%It' This statement threw m
'htb old, lgnofnnt and ft lmpsuiient pre-.
seat, ii state Of alafm and petapirniIon /
|altd fdnfe ne va!s!isd IN ftpttaltsror. Al
rtght, ~ tho horror nf his Anticipated en-
|p.oslor, h~ rolled hbtn until he could no
longer b:nr il. lie ianrlnd he was aiready
tweIitoa. IL rose AMI ATTENDED 10 dres.
himself, ~ Srder 10 60 0ai "a fresco-" Wh1
|chn paint h~t%GoDste nation, when b. found
10 could bit Ii>t strain his gttrryepfs oyef
is ~Itait", and even hen they You'd NOT
|~neof' He was suffering y rari sjB drop
by hts 'nI1nI'tcs werr coming to hghtl He
.creH mad 10 tho agony oftra fears and n
amp beng brouSh. IN, hs four1 10 his haste
Is had put on his brothffs cIofhc-, ''IfhIa
m?frs@iop ho~sv"t," soys otr Informant,
, cI"rgyInan Ct the Church of EpgIa nd,
was /" saItIHry one for lie becnme a pr
JAS man."