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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-18
VARIETY STORE.
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.

The public is respectfully informed, tina
/ the undersigned has, within y few DAYS past
made large acressions TO his former stock o
and having made the selections him
SELF, III New Orleans, he can warrant them u
being Of the choicest and freshest deserlp
lions. Call and examine. The following
list comprises, in part the articles On hand
Hardware.
Hatchets, hammers, drawing knives, au.
gsrs, zimbiets, plane irons, trowels, flies,
fasps, chest, trunk cupboard and drawer
locks, razors, german silver, butcher and
shoe knives, Of every description, toilet boxes
toys for Christmas and New Years presents
dressed kid dolls, toy wagons, steelyards,
hand and PANEL saws, chisclg, gouge5,
planes, sand paper, brass butts, cut tacks,
brads, table and pdcket cutlery, scissors; pla-
ted, britannia and iron table and tea spoons,
flint and percussion gun locks, toy drums,
china toytea sets, wood do. do9 kid dolls,
steel beads, hair pins, jet tuck combs, OF the
latest fashion.
Also, a large assortment Of toys, Vlolins
bows and strings Of the first quality.
COMBS & BRUSHES.
Shell, ivory buffalo and brazilian combs,
paint 4 marking brushes Of every variety.
Hair, cloth, hat, nail, tooth, shaving, shoe,
crumb, dust, floor and horse brushes.
a htgc assortment Of perfamny,
Cologne, Lavender aud florida waters, cold
cream, Otto Of roses, shaving creams and
cosmetic wash-balls, fine extracts, hair oils,
pomatums, tooth and toilet, powder, fine tot
let, shaving and CASTLE and perfumed soaps.
STATIONARY.
Black and blue inks, quilts, toolscap, let
packet post, account and wrapping pa.
per Of all kinds. Ink stands, sand and sand
boxes, lead pencils, slate and slate pencils,
wax, waters and steel pens.
VARIETIES.
Pound, German, English and American sol.
ID head pins, mourning pins, brass and steel
..himbles, tweczers, watch keys, spectacles,
.ewsharps, hooks and eyes, shoe backing,
chess men and boards, dice, playing caris,
agate and glass beads, powder putts, bonnet
wire, suependera, cotton and silk purses
metal, bone and lasting buttons elastic
.garters, Aints, powder TASKS, pocket books,
5. T., and D. n. needles, darning Il spartng
knitting needles, bodkinE; silver
himbles, pencil cases, fish hooks and lines,
lpura, razor Btrops and homes, backgammon
shaving boxes, mirrors, looking gIas6-
e, tape measures, violin and Guitar strings,
pool cotton, boxes, percussion caps, gun
Ubes, nipple wrenchcs, cap primers, shot belts
wallets. And many other articles, en-
a crater varsity and assortment than
NY other House in this city.
/ have a few cases Of the Patent India
Rubber suspenders, for sale.
Old gold and silver taken in exchange for
Silver spoons, double wedding and shell
iugs, suepender buckles, and plain shirt but.
ons made to order. Canes mounted oorder,
/ claim to have the best assorttheDts Of
knives, scissors, and razors, that are
ept in Baton Rouge, and can sell as cheap
s any one clse, My stock Of knives and
azors is fresh, and of tbs latest patterns.
dps Iy. G. c. MOORE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-18
NOTICE


Tho undersigned takes this opportunity 10
return his sincere thanks 10 bis friends and
tbe Public in General for tbe liberal Patron
age he b5s always received from hem while
in business, and he would now inform them
that he has established himself on he squire
below The Court house, and on The corner i'm
mediately south of the Jail.
Where he intends .beeping.a general assort-
mebt oframily Groceries. Provisions and Plan
tation supplies which consist Of the following
articles, 10 wit -:
Baggiug bale rope and Irvine,
Course, fine and table salt,
Bacon, lard and butter,
Brown and loaf sugar,
Hayana and Rio coffee,
Teas Of oil qualities,
Rice, candles and SOAP,
Blankets, Lowell and bro1 cotton, linseyA
and k]erseys,
Crockery and glass wares,
Whtskeyand Brandy, Anjsctte and Vinegar,
Nails, spades and sboycIs, cotton cards and
cutlery,
Tobacco and cheese,
Powder, shot and percussion caps,
Mems russell brogans, boys, ditto. mons
kip brogans, boys, ditto. Ladies seal and calf
brogans, mud boots, Seal boots
Fl. V. BABIN.
Sept 18th, 1914.
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NOTICE.

Afs. IA. r, FEURrEs respectfully informs
Parents, that in addition TO the two classes of
pupils she is now engaged TO instruct in the
French language ID Mrs. Fishers Academy,
she can ~jecsive others, although not connected
with tho establishment, az proper arrange
ments have been made to accommodate them.
Parents wishing their children 70 acquire this
desirable branch Of education, are solicited to
embrace the opportunity. Young ladies as
we'll as children will be received.
HouRs-from 3 60 5, r II. The juvenile
class will meet three times a week, the more
ADVANCED every day if Fequired.
TERMs--Children, beginners so per quar-
ter, the more advanced SI0--payabIe monthly,
Sept 81, 80.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-18
No. SO
SHOCKING onrRAGE.

(from HE Vtctsburg Sentinel, .Janunr7 81
We learn that the usual ouiot and reace If
the beautiful little village Of Raymond in .opF
1etghbofing county 81 Kinds, was r~eccntIv
d'sltirbad by a most shocking Occurrence. An
cd gontlotuan of AlabaEa, named Ban, was
sfat dead IN tho yard oi the Court House On
Slturfay the 18th ulf, hy a man named Jare-
miati GfafbarY, who IN his turn vas ahofa
and cut with a bouie knife by the son Of fIe
old gentleman he. had killed. The history of
tho case las ttils beet detailed III us. Gran.
bury was charged in Alabama where he lates
~ reaidEd With some hifit bfT5nre against the
taWA, and 4 demand had been made on the
Governor of Mieslssippl for his delivery Mr..
Ball and his son were commissioned by the
Governor dfhlabafaa 10 CONS tothis state and
secnfe The fugitive and bring him back toirjal.
He bad beer arrested by hfr. Thomas, the
SherfH 0f #fiinds, and was Delivered ID MI.
Ball and his son. They had signed a receipt
fof their prisoner ID tho court house, and we're
just ready III set ottt, aton Granbury proposed
10 Mr.. Ball that they should walk over town
aWliie3 Fine old gentleman Al first declined
-but on Grahbury's telling him that a horse
he wished 10 ride bad not been brought and
that lc wished to 20 and sec about II, at last
consented They stepped out Of the court
house, arm IN artn, apparently friendly but
before they got NJ tic steps over the yard
fence bot q few PAGES from tho door, Granbury
drew q pistol (Which he bad been secretly fur
nisled with aud coucealedJ aud applying il 10
the old Eeutleinan's brf ast blew him through.
The fog of the murdered man Immediately
spr1rg forward III pursuit Of Granbury who
attempted 10 escape, and ahot a pistol at him
though without effect. Grapbury however
fell 40 lfIe report but fose III A moment and
drawing another pistol, applied It to the breast
of the young man and fortunately only snap
pei. Hs thenturned again tphy--the young
man pursuing and cutting al him Witha bowls
knife. lie tnade one cut which passed through
aranbiry's blanket coat coIlar-padding, lin
ing, waist-coat, cravat and shirt but missed
the skin. At This Graubury again fell, and
turned On his b1ck "a ward OH BY Kicking the
blows Of the veugefut knile. The young man
made ono cnt which he succeeded ia catching
OH ts legy ard was about 10 make another at
the pdostrate murderer of bis father, which
would have senthinto his fnal account, when
lie was caught by The bystapders and taken
sway The murderer was Immediately appre-
and ID now IN The Jail Of fIinds County
g await his trial at the next Circuit COurr.
The cut lhe voting man gave himo the leg
b quite a severe one--seYering all the mus
to the bone rendering the limb useless.
II is hoped that it can be discovered who fur
Gfanbury wifi Tie pistols. II IL known
he received them only a shorttime before
he mardef ef tie Old gentleman and it is also
fnoWD-that they were the properly Of one or
he other Of two Of bis brothers-in.law, who
present Whcn the deed was done.
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pIaNIA.IoNs MEnIcINEs-

The subscribers. awase of the importance
to Planters arSl Physicians Of having Medi-
cines which $,as be relied On AS FRESH and
GENUISE. haze staken particular care inthe.
selection Of th stock, sand from the arrange
ments they baFe made dn London, Paris and
New York. 10y receiving constant fresh sup
plies. they wig always Re prepared to furnish
Planters an6F s'hysic sans with Medicines
which they W lGparantae ~ofsuperios quality.
SICKLEs &kCo, Druggists. No. "a Maya
zine street.
No. As 6A le45
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

We are now prepared to execute all kind
Of work in our line, viz pamphlets, Justices
Sherif7s, school and other blanks, as cheap
as they can be done honestly. We hope by
industry and attention to business to merit a
portion Of the public patronage.
DUFROCQ & CONVERSE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-18
CHEAP CASH STORE.

AFEANyAh
II. LANO0E Sem. having opened his
store in Laurel street, opposite Mr., Jourdan's
Apothccaryrs Nlop, oiTerb to sell, on the lowest
terms for caslSthc following articles:
Canvassed cams and pardines in half boxes,
and mackerel IN small tlhs.
SOAP bythe .box orretfil, s~parmacoti candles
Champaign sy the basket,
Cider in bo&y1s,
Sweet oil bs basket, lalf do, and bottle,
Curacao an$ ahsintbc,
Loaf sugar, 3~Iayana coffee,
Preserved rtuits in brandy and sugar,
Havana swG$@tmeats III small boxes,
Old cognac.s brandy. Tuscaloosa whiskoy'
kershwasser,
White vino: vinegar,
Rice, vermiSeIli, Mac8feni,
Assorted coSlials and fyrups,
Siftcrs and Baskets,
Mustard, pisaento, pepper, tea and Spanish
chocolate,
French perslmeries, sombs, hair and tooth
brushes,
Cutlery and frockery ware,
Letter papc!, f~oolscas, quilts, and blank
books, :
snuff; Hava:*,a segars, tlo, malGes.
Painters, slJe ard wh5e-waehing brushes,
French and american Sair brooms,
Boston nailS from 6 i 2oc by the key or at
retail,
Coffin nails white and1bIack,
Dupont's gu>1 powder*by half kegs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-18
FIFTEEN DOLLARS FOR A FINE

SADDLE
Saddles, brides, harness &C.
DA-1AA Of all kinds constantly on band
E5sA by the Subscribers at their
&@SA Carriage and Saddle-shop, on
Cburch-street, opposite the Catholic church,
which they offer for sale at prices much below
the former prices, and il fact as low, or lower
than they can be purchased in this county.
They are selling saddles at fifteen dollars and
warrant them well made and Of good materi-
ais.
Several of the Dfg Goods stores in Baton
Rouge have become Saddle and harness shops
fearing that mec5aoics might make a living a
The business, and hey are not wiling 10 give
them Independently. We would invite PEI
sons before fhev purchase to examine well
those saddles and compare them with or
work and make. and we are confident they
will fnd them much inferior 10 point ofwork-
mansaip and material. When compared with
our WORT of Saddles, Brides, Harness &c,
they appear something like Peer Pjndar's
razors, made for sale, We warrant our work.
We also continue the business of Carriage
making and repairing il The best style and on
the shortest notice, at prices corresponding
with the hard times, and pd payments made easy.
We hope by strict attention to business 10
merit CONTINUANCE of public patronage.
4 fine new Barogcbe now on hand for sale
at 4 very low price.
REEDER g. Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-18
TAKEN UP.

- BY John Fairchild, about 30
miles from this town, a steer,
about 7 years old, %sorrej, a
eaz.sas14a smooth crop on his right ear,
and a split in Ire left, branded on The hip with
figure 3 and 5. The owner is requested TO
take him away by conforming TO the law.
]. r, DUFROCQ, Ranger.
Nov. %, ~.
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lust RECEIVED.

A general assortment Of ready made cloths
lag, RATS and caps, besides a good many La
dies':faucy goods, by
r. S. All those indebted to d.. Sanger, are
respectfully invited to come forth and settle
their accounts, otherwise they will be handed
I . LAWYER for collectioR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-18
CLoTnlNGll CLOTHING I'LL

The subscriber has just received a large
stock offall and winter clothing made express
~ 10 order ii Philadelphia, Clothing made in
that city is far superior TO any made 10 New
York or Boston. Consisting Of the following,
via -
Fine black cloth dress coats, frock, do. do.
Fancy casstmers pantaloons, ribbed do, sat
tinet do.
Diamond Sattinett Palefos, black do,
Blue, whirs aid green blanket coats, satin
vests, shirts, drawers, &c. &c,
All Of the above will be sold at The lowest
FASH price. Please call and examine The quail
jty Of the above clothing, aj5er examining else
where, then you will see the difference to be
At least 10 per cent. il favor Of mine.
CHAS. "A. HILL.
AT the Yellow Store under the Hill,
Sept oil, 80.
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INSTRUCTION.

MADAME A r FUEHTEs, e&-dIrectrice de
Prostitution pubIiQue des demojselles a ia
NouveIIe Orleans, o0re r"spectueusemco OF SEES
services CONNIE instjIutrire aux ]jeunes demoj-
]scItes, ct ellie Sc propose de dooner des Ie-
cons particuljeres, dams toutes les branches
dame education complete, en- a6gIalns ct en-
franGajs-ayant une connajssancc pafialie des
dcux langues. Ellie dcsjrerait particuIiere-
mcnt %instruire le f~rancajs, ayant jnstrnlt ccij g
langue avec success dams pIusjeurs %iDslitu-
lions a la NouvcIIe Orleans. Ellie deunGra
aussi des lecons sur la g%ultare.
File assure les parens que I'honoreront de
leur confiance, qu'cuc ne sera pas NAL pIacee
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-18
GREAT BARGAINS
my GOODS.

~ I'M 0gSD9f
The undersigned respectfully inform the
pubte that they have received and ars stu
receiyinp the largest and cheapest assert.
mcnt of goods ever sold in the town Of Baton
Rpuys or any where else. Their supply con
eists of So many different kinds of Dry and
Fancy Goods, that il would be almost impoS-
sible 10 describe Oh enumeratc them,-Fhe
following consists of a portion of their arti-
cles! Mousliuea dc Laines ofthe latest and
most fancy styles; Bafege, Taglioutsilss and
satins. Calteoes of all descriptionS-Frchch
English and American, Swiss m%uslins, Jaco.
nets, Cambrics, Shirtings, SheetingS, Cotton
AIDES. Sattfnets, Cassimeres, Broadcloth of all
sellers mud qualities, Hose and half hose, cot.
Ton, silk ana Worsted, Handkerchtefs-silk
linen and linen cambria. In short, as above
statsd, so many different kinds and qualities
sf goods and fancy things as TO render ltim-
possible to give q detail Of them on paper. as
10 Clothing, Hats, Boots, Brogans and SHOES,
us well al Ladies Boots and Shoes, their as
sortment Of those articles is, IN tact, large rare
and choice.
III has been asserted, that clothing made IN
Philadelphia is far superior 70 that made IN
New York and noston but If the public will
onlv come ana zee for themselyes, they will
then iudre OF this and Although we do not
talk of ten per cent differences ana so on,
VET we have already shown aud will still show
10 the public, that we sell on such cheap terms
a. cannot 10 surpassed any where. We have
new a store in New Orleans, besides the one
here, and ret The most OF our goods direct from
the North anasby buying them in large guam
cities, we are enabled to sell cheaper than
others who get their goods in New Orleans,
Nv smaller lots. Wa win only add further
CONS and examine for yourselves, and We are
determined to make such prices as will induce
you to Guy your supplies from Us,
SANGER, HESS & co.
Eent. "a. III. Lafayette Street,
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INSTRUCTION.

Mas. A. n. ~fUHarrsi late Principal Of The
tafsY6ttO Female Public SCHOOL, Or The 2pd
Municipality, ~. O, respectfully offers her
~aeryiets 40 20 i1atilctfeaa 10 young ladies',
and proposes giving private Lessons in all The
different branches Of a polite ed6catious IN oil
Their Languago-Ifeneh OF l5~ngIish--being
perfectly acquainted with both. She IL par
t]ieulafly dcgffons Of teaching tie former, hay-
ing taught n many private schools III New
Orleans, with suceeea. She will also give
lessons on the guitar,
Parents wishing private tuition. will not be
disappointed II they honor her with their pat
ron0ge.
REFERENCES.
Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge, H. Bonnecaze, Esq,
J. Phillips, Esq. Col. Malta,
Baton Rouge.
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NnTICE IN

Ths $ ubscriber respectfully informs build
ers aud others, that he is prepared to execute
all kinds of brick and mason work-and that
he will out up buildings and furnish all the
materials necessary-such as brick, sand,
lime, &c, on the most reasonable terms.
He also offers bis services tosugar planters
and from his long experience in setting sugar
Kettles aud other work necessary in . sugar
house hS can give ample satisfaction.
Apply to L0YEAU BERHEB,
M So It the Garrison b~rickYard.
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From The Philadelphia Dollar Newspapef.)
THE COURTsHIP
AND HONEYMOON.
. sKErcH II D LIE.
"J'o keep one sacred fame
Through life nnchilf'd, unmoy'd
To love in wint'ry age the am
Az first i'm vouth We Inv1d

n # " 4
This is loye-faitbful love-
Such as saints might feel above
If we were constantly to bear II mind, in
our passage through life, that lis "triies
make The sum Of human things, Z how much
Of The misery into which many of US nov
heedlessly plunge might be entirely avoided
UnIiappily, there are but few 10 The married
state who, IN their "reminiscences, are enabled
to look back upon The uubrolaen chain 5f bliss
50 beautifully depicted IN the lines above d16-
ted and tie onty reason that we can imagine
why it Is not oftener realized i~s--next to the
natural pervorsity Of our racc--the want OF
proper attention 10 the thousand little occur
rence8 and unpleasant passages, confessedly
friiing in themselves, but which, III the az
gregate, snake up 10 number what they want
in weight"
il IL not, however, our inteuifony even
were we equal to the task, to digress iafe a
dissertation upon the various ills which affIict
humanity, or the probable causes which pro-
duce them but merely to prescott the reader
with a brief sketch, which viii perhaps serve
in some respect, TO illustrate, as well the ease
with which the seeds Of unbappiness may be
incauliously sfrewn il the hearts Of those
who love 1s, as also what may be considered
The infant or i|ncipient state OF that bright ex-
istence, warmed by that sacred ilme' winch
can alone qualify us
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CAcTTs-Gesar, after having conquered
eight hundfed ci les. and dyed lis garments
ID the blood Of one million Of his foes after
having pursued to death the only rival he had
on earth, was miserably assassinated by those
he considered bis nearest friends. and at the
very place the attainment Of which had been
the greatest aim of bis ambitiDn-RsreiHe.
RemeInbef chs, al ge mammzs who boast
Of q remarkably fine children -
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j. There is only ene girl in this oEoer-
siye world that we fan Unmarried man real
) love-and she IS a roHss~, randldIy, }ats.-
IA Perpendicnlarly and dia!nesfl2a..~
saeaking-Den. I'll
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so bales Of New Western Hay. For sale
". sBEAL & SANS.
,{,

PLANTAaIoN; FOR SALE,
A PlantatioE containing about one hundred
and twenty SrpEnts, ~Eituated about twelve
miles of Baton :RcIge, AID where the purchas-
er can purchsse. lands ION each side Of said
Plantation at :lo@ prices. The plantation is
well improveSl savingseighty acres cleared
with a good GOTTEN Gin$and eorn-miIl in good
order also dwelling an6 all necessary ont
houses.
There is alb with THO Plantation, 3 mules,
z horses, 40 hyaae Of SHEEP, 90 head cattle, |
OK wagon, 8 ySkf Of o5en, 30 head of hogs,
5 or 6 hundreS b5ls. Of; corn, plougbs, hoes,
and all necessary harsless TO cultivate the
place.
For particularEsspPly 70
n. ". BABIK.
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10 love ~ VIII y f5s VIC 81
first in youth we Iog,d.n

GA3 iIi5b#4 III YUM VIZ 40s ~
A festival was given by a young married
lady-one of a numerous circle Of acduaint-
ances-on The retur1 Of her birth day, which
was likewise the fret anniversary of her mar
rage. A large party Of her young friends,
the greater part of whom had kneelcd at the
ihymcnial altar at about the same time with
herself, were present 10 enliyen the occasion.
| Mr.. and Madame MayIand (for such shall be
the name of the host and h~ostess) presented
a most felicitous union, and we're noted for
their tender regard for each other, which par
took more of the romantic fondness which
characterizes the young and hopeful lover,
than of what is usually observable in the stale
realities of married lie, Of even less than a
years standing. Happy within themselves,
they neglected no opportunity to administer
to the Joy and comfort of their friends whom
they gathered about them, and possessing the
most agreeable and winning manners, it was
rare that their efforts to please were unsuc-
cessfuL
With such beings to entertain, it's easily
imagined that their ~ylsiters at such times
would be under very little restraint in pursu.
ing the pleasures sf the hour ard restraint
in such cases, as all know, ia a great bar 10
enjoyment. Tie conversations were ANNA
ted, and for a time were participated 10 by
all, Glowing with warmth and animation, af-
Ter a number of other topics had been ex-
hausted, the ever prolific theme Of matrimony
was brought upon the taps. This, in some
respect, was perhaps peculiarly appropriate TO
the exigency of the occasion; but. unfortu-
nately, it was suffered to lake a turn. the only
result of which, if left unchecked, would be
likely, in time, to grow into an unconquerabIs
evil.
This untimely interruption of the general
harmony which marked their intercourse for
a few moments previous, was caused by some
of the young husbands present, who were
disposed TO treat The subject in the most disa-
greeabIe light, by inYeighing against matri-
mony, and by ridlcullng that condition and lis
Wanted pleasures, when compared with their
former .single blessedness.' Some Of the
~coarser minded among ihem went SO far-aad
this in the presence of their wives-as to
discourse eloquently upon the bright fields for
various achievements which would be open
to them, and upon which they might enter, If
then Were Unmarried.
81 would trave = said one.
"I too said another. 81 would explore
the old world and feast upon its curiosities
and It's wonders ere ! became q settled
man"
II would enter the lists 81 Fame at home,
said third. Il would not yield to the blind
impulses Of Cupid until | bad reached the
highest seat in tue Council Of Stats
aMY choice, said a fourlh b, were I permit
ted To recommence my career, should be Tie
navy, instead Of a vile"
sand mine tie army"
THUS they proceeded through slar length-
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B~RArTLEBoEo RAIIaoAD.-TGs wors. +,
connect with the Fhe5burg ard B,s5on road
has received an unconditional subscription gf
SJOO,U00.
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AL1vE AaD KIckrse-A few weeks SINCE
a wag in Hartford, thinking Il a most capitat
Joke, circulated a report that q friend Of his
was dead. The friend, not liking the Joke 50.
particularly well, went tothe wag's own houses
and kicked bin out doors.