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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-23
n. II. DOWNS
Vcgcta BILE ID a I n m {
ELIXIR.

"ltE Great Northern Remedy for Coug',
Il Colds, Bleeding at the Lungs, Biontt,
is, Night Sweat., difficulty Of breathing AZ
all other diseases Of the Lungs, which ~
incipient stages OF the Consump,ion-a FOIL
evidence OF which can be found In the sew,
raj sheets and pamphlets 10 the hands Of A.
gents, some Of which are occasionally puy
lished IN another part Of Il is paper.
CURTIS d SMl I'll, St. Adams w.
Only wholesale Agents, 10y whom Agents ~
be supplied in any part oflhe Union, up;
the best terms.
sold by especial appointment, by W ?
G.. Stoddard Rutland D. Morgan, Jr v
Rutland, V. Ross, Brandon; f.. James~
Csstleion C., Walker. Benson Vail o.
It's, Middle,own; n. W. Sawyer, Tinmogn
ii Slmonds, Plttsford, Hall i Parker, Cir
endon c. c. Blossom, w. Poultnsy az
by some respectable dealer in tho coun'r
1flg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-23

E0r the manufacture and soic Of rood,1 fypc
GARD aud BAL pr sf,s, oa,es. fur
Hiiurc, rulei, rig
I,iI, So. &c.
J H. 4 D. T. FAREN ELL Of Boston, hav-
formed . connection IN The above business
with me,Ns. GILMAN 4 CROSBY, Of
Troy. y Y iro now prepared TO receive
orders Tor any Of the above articles. which
vii be furnished a, short notice, and al Phi.
oes much lower than can possibly be fur
niShed at any other place
TAry would most respectfully inform the
type iounoets and printers IN tie United
Ss'e> and Canada, that rs \ hewly lOvent-
ell r,chine, which has been patented and Of
Which the, are the sole prupre,oIs, they are
enabled 10 cut ~ood type Of any style and
pattern, and Of any SIZE required,
and which thew can Afford al prices
20 or 30 per cen, less than they have hereto
tore been sold, Tbey have now on hand a
general sssortu~nt OF Roman, An'qe, Goth
ic. Tuscan, Italian, &c, PLAIN. shaded, utna
rcnted, and cnnden~~d, Of vauous slzcs
from 10 % Ano pcS, Of quality and 40.
i,h, which will h~sr comparison with any
manufactured elsewhere. Also, G:ccIan
border O, vancus sizes
The presses are OF thor own manufacture,
ard have thus far eNceied an' otuer presses
Known. The card presses feed themselves
with cards and ink. can be regulated To any
sIs and thickness, OF quanuiy Of tnk. and
VII pnnt psek Of cards In Is seconds, IN
sNle Of workninsh'p uneGuallcd bv any 9TH.
81 card press IN the world they occupy but
l,lo space. and are not liable 70 &c, out OF
order, and can be worked by lid ten years
old. Printers who arc IN wan; ~ this atu.
Gle are sAfnes'l, solicited 10 cal, and give
thS an examination. a. they arc furnished
81 a ioScr rate than ans other press. Where
al eNsrins uon 10 made We feel sure Of
sale
oil o. sheet presses " III be made TO or Ter.
"a ~ - ~ smaller. ~hIch Is worked 10 the
slms manner a. The card presses. II cup
pies itself With int, and delivers il.olf nf
tho sheets 'as speed /. from 1000 to 1900
per hour
Prniet's hsvs,shing ARTICLES eas can be
supplied 10 order st reduce rale.
orars recs,sed los the sbove al our Office
= snd II Congress 81. Boston.
J. II, a f.R fsrwsll continue tie Pnnt-
ting bos.ass on Their own account, as above.
II
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DOWNS EIINIR

The following sisismrnt from fpnus
Ncstet SveN known ciuyen o. Industry,
! rArA tn c.. Name @, WORTHY The curhieuc,
81 ihc sr,ried D., reference 10 the dates ~
wi. 10 secr ihaia't'c time lc commenced
tssfrg iNci .ufcie ieeH ,uon.hs had passed
,Intc he oomuc need blee ,tg al the iungs
Ten of ~h'rh tc had hem uaablc TO oret.
h.useif or io srcst ~iih b,s VOICE.
l,tsuwLu are suffering from Lung Com
r.s..ts 'csI th, to.ipWlng And Ia slntd a
better knowlftge oi the case, We hr>t sive
an ssitaci from ar,tle, IN the Pennington
CLtOoi, lr. dated April 18th, 1913, IN which
the Writer .hv
perceived slight cough IN Sop.
tcnb-, 1913 which gave no alarm at 6f.i .
bn, "a lew weeks ! commenced raising
bi"sd while coughing violently. ! looked
on lew DAYS while Others labnfed. and then
began 10 work again and In shout four
weeks from The Lrsi turn OF bleeding ! had
spoihrr, and so continued iii the 2is Of A.
pril isft. when, willie hsmmcring. the blood
started, and laid nowa tho hammer. ] sop
pose Tor The tie last time, ! took nv bed
bou, the middle 81 MAY snG since that time
have not been Rblc TO d,css myself neither
have been shlo 10 speak with my voice.
Again, towards uIe close Of his cummuni
csuon hc says
Is to present heanh nv regular turn,
~ NIeedlnc are from tao to ak weeks spit',
bot ! RAISE blood ior DAYS Afterwards Nv
cough II severe and grows more frequent
! Ell up a p1tl Of tho day aud walk about
l'tile bot suppose II Is In vain Tor me to
inquire, Nv I'M can show me any good =
\ few weeks after commencing with
Ih~ ns' Elixir, he sent 10 the Chronicle
RtdiuIious recommendation Of tho medicine,
from which We er,rsc, tho following
"h the date OF nv commu nic alton. in 4.
rril received -four ounce bottle Of Downs
EiiIIr commenced taking u, and found
immediate relief. 10 say the least have been
ahundsnty more comfortable -ince, than fur
Tot weeks pcyious. aud Judging from feel
ng' and sPpcarsnccr, my health is on tie
gam"
90 tho 3lst of :le past rolih. NC visited
hlm. and obtained from him farther state.
mcnt OF Ills case, in which. after giving an
Account al the previous state OF his healh
with which the reader is already acquainted
Ac SAWS
lery shortly after commencing with
Downs Elixir, my bowels became repular,
tire. hfs, time since taking my he'd in MAY Of
the previous wear. NJ appetite returned,
my cough greatly abaied, add my bleeding
'otns have csased--having gone three and
ilhli months without regular turn Of bleed
ing now sleep sweety. cat moderaIelv
cough lightly, and VISIT my ncighbors ire
qucnily. or course ! have great faith in the
above medicine.
FRANCIS MEADER. ,
Industry, Jolly 3ist 1915.
In letter under date ofSep,cmbcr ID, no
ssN
am now as well a. usual, and am pleased
:" bear testimony IN fsyor OF medicine
which IL to me preferable to all Others.
have cousin who some tine ago commence
cd raising blood with a dry hollow cough.
| gave Inn my advice, and he bough, four
ounce bottle OF the Elixir He's now better
and has commenced work again. 10 3v
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tTtTT OF NiHNuNTiUi u rsH'en
D. srti g. E.fhsvsf" I - tSred ma
- Tsta's rcgfi aeon a. 60
-iuaa, 80 iat ss,S li,,fs 20 tet liih cay o.
Mr.. A u Isn.
F,e.sai 4 wsrns'. Ju5gs
x,masf Tr,rsI, Gssft,'o 81 l'ss''l an
,.sfW,I, go sai4 disIlct. minaf. b'ti'f
r,,A, ,--,.ies Vel. te ,,il o0uu l"t ieen'r -
49, ., ~, .e,l s~sls Of stld Hinot, lrns
,- u,u, siarsts,t IS .. g ono '4g' oghf
,,,t e 30 toe, s..u a ~Lirh 10 ftanrn
lave rfNtls s.otcstid. rie'. s'i5sd an. ''''-
.s..es io.fthtrv "a w ,sid m4nui Hsh
d, me retsfsaon Q he ~I5o~' ao~ef N me
s,iA,s ~ a. de, e.,ed sna hatihg 'f2f'''n-
W 90 ss,5 oouii thsi .Doh ''s """ie ~
eouIocIU toths ibtortss 81 "a n'f''
T. , u'5,tet ihst Sad apFiieaii'" to r'le''
rtd tfbssrnr tci1tf ss,i rauu o. SESSION
hen. q o., 3, 10. lon a. ihs iirbstr ono m
Cs,,',t.r i- ,a.3 r,,Ju-t IN ne L'' WE'D
n.,isr N MAJ feiL And hat ho''fs 'he''o'
~ flttn ~ rUbAsh.ts erp' 49, W. "f'ei
tA.ee weeks sIcess,tr'j pieriog' iNetcio
i7 fae Rallsbt ile's'd newsparet rrnted
81 Rglard stira .lA'. - ,10iri'ni n0iI0e q"
rst..u, iatrieuei o. tho lint aud F.ACt
q hesfus ssi4 application
\ tree oopy Of Record.
u hue,, Ilst. 4. W,rsts Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-23
THE EGErABLE PULMONARY 4,
SAM

Us probably almost wlthou, a t,ng.
L having during trial Of nearly 20 W,
fully maintained the high reputation
it has acquired for consumpti,e cout,.,
and all diseases Of the lungs and che,
has been used probably with I'm.
success Than any other article knous :,
many physicians who have had an opp-,
nifty Of witnessing lis highly salutay ESQ
do no, hesitate to recommend II al ",
convenient, and very efiicacious me-
equal IL not superior to any other pr,,r,
lion for the above complaints vnAn u.
knowledg, and one which has seldom Al
appointed the reasonable expectation q &. :;
who have used It,"
The proprletors cannot descend 70 \.
present unhlUshng style OF adyeuS0c,-
lar artlcles.lt is too well known TO REQUIRE,
surh course, and they would merely ~,
those who wish for further conflmauv
its superiority TO those who have Use.
and to the numerous certificates Of ptr
clans and others attached TO each bout
The vegetable Pulmonary Bslsam Wa ,
many years the only article known vs. T.
monary Balsam. lis great celebncN a
given rise to a great many spurious an =
which. by partially assuming the name Ia
genuine, and being put up 10 rs 10 re.n
IT as nearly as possi lie, are often foi.let G.
on the public for the true article Ame
these are Carriers Compound pulmorr
Balsam,' American Pulmonary Bam-
Vegetable Pulmonaryl Syrup 'Pulmori
Balsam,' Indian Pulmonary Hals'm, II.
icr's Pulmonary Balsam,' &c. Beware
all Of them. Enquire for the article by
whole name. the NEGETABLE PllLNO
AIRY BALSAM, and be sure and get
true article, prepared 10y Rfrn, WlSG i L.
IrR. Wholesale Druggists, 81. Chatham
Boston, and see that it has the wri,icn :
nature of Wm Jon'n Cutler, upon a vel
labe on the blue envelope. Each 81
and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmo
~ Balsam.' For sale by druggists
country merchants generally.
For sale in Rutland by i. Daniels ~
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ACTION SALE

IT'LL. bs .o,s . yublie aoeuon or Wed
W ne.4bt ihv i5h DAY q tr'l nsIi, To,
Lfm bslans 70 90 tie estate Of Ira NorhtoP
,ais ~ CAr.eirn oeersssd. containing stoo
i1r, h,s sercs, vel dividsd into meadow
psuuts, ~ups 30 r,ough,ns land vel va
Ur,| sod su eI-tlieni orrhsfd There A.,
t~o d-'li,ug houses strP hsmuef biaei
smith .hop md furnace, the whole ~,ll b.
sod ioTe,hs, OF .epitsltly S~iil bes, 'uti
The rotc hssct On the above dhv unless pre-
t4ou,, disposed Of o. ptrhte sac
J y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
u flLIS.
AL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-23

NORTHERN CLOVER SEED.
THE subscriber has on hand one ou
Il Northern Clover seed Of last vr'
growth perfectly clean and pure hom oas'
ana other foul seed. s. II, LANGDON
Casileton, March |, l648. llF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-23
FOR SALE OR TO LET.

m HAT well known Tavern Establish
i ment, situated IN West Rutland, known
rs the Clement Stand. aud now occupied by
Elisha Warner and immediate possession
given. The sl,uaUonIs one of the best for
business in the County, being on the great
thoroughiare from Rutland to Whitehall, and
in the centre Of large farming community.
For particulars enquire of William K. Glenn
enl near the premises, or the undersigned in
Clarendon. DANIEL s. EWING.
Clarendon, Feb. 25th, 1916. IoIf.
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

SToDDARD'S WEEKLY CATALOGUE
A LICE MsDOern. or theNoblemsn's son,
IA On Soundlngs and of, ArIhurDenwood,
Golhanna review OF the lie OF John b
Gouch, Little Emma Anne Melbourne, Hell
IN Howard or tie Bankrupt and Broker,
Ciaunds Juha, Korroral Wizard, Maniac
Beauiy, Groves Of llaruey, knickerhocker
Sketch hook, Scarlet Feather, Master Lang
l"rd,,Annie the Orphan Girl Of ~. MARY.
The bhudnu Of the Castle OF lIardayne Red
Wing. The Sea Gull. Matilda, Gasnel Lam
bert the Galley Slave, Widows Walk: I'd.
ward Aus'n, Viola, Dsvelie Agathonia
Jaos MAlcomb's log. Wild Love, lNiser's
pauehier The Eveutful Night, The Last OF
, The Nestsls IA
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Pulmonary ORGANS.

PULMONARY OVGANS,
A ,ciY important disease over which thii
BAlsam ttrtts powerful Influence, 10 tina
ora DISEASED LIVE
H. this complaint It has undoubtedly rtovec
more ctfrscious tan any remedy hnhent
emp'uycd sud n numerous W-,snces whrr
pausLis hid endured long md severe suffer.
ing from the discsso, without receiving the
least leneht from. various remedies, and When
Mercury has bcen resoued to IN vain, the
use oi this BAlssm has restored the Liver "a
4 healthy action, and ~ many instances ef
(ccicd PERMANENT CURES, after every
knewn remedy had failed TO produce the de.
sired effect
OPINION Of rcg~ldr Phynoian.
Exeter, Me. Sept. 30, 1873.
This ceuiGes that ! have recommended
the use OF Wisiar's Bslsam of Wild Cherry
for diseases Of The Lungs, for two years past,
and many bottles 10 nv knowledge have been
used by NV patients, all with beneficial re-
suits. In two cases where II was tbovpff
confirmed consumption had taken place. The
Wild Cherry cffecied cure.
T. Boypvs, Physician nj Exeter Corner.
no QuACkERYi No DECEPTION :,
Al publlshed S'atemen MIS- of cures perform
ed by this medicine are IN every respect tue.
B,,ra,t Of Counferfctts and mutations -
The unparalleled and sstonisl ing efficacy NJ
nr WIst,t's Ralsam ol Wild Cherry IN all
diseases for which 1t Is recommended, cur
,ng many cases after the skill Of the best
physicians was unavaiing, has effected a
large and increasing demand Tor il. This
tact has caused serssal unprinripled counter
fc!iers and lmiiaiors 10 palm of spurious mix
lures. OF similar name and appearance, for
tic genuine Balsam
he careful and get tho genuine DR. WIS.
TAR's BALsAM or WLD CHrRuy None gen.
uine unes signed by BUTTS. Address
all orders to SETH w FOWLE, Boston,
Mass For sale by Luther Daniels, Rutland;
Jones a Dow, Cutilngvllle J Perkins.
CastIe,on W Moulton g. Co., West Poult-
ncy. A Hiss q Co., Poul,ncy: B. Bcals,
Wells Whedon & swallow, Pawlet; S.
Smith, DANNY 4 corners l. JNail e. Co,
Dandy Henry Simonds, Pitt(ord Warren q
Bliss, Brandon, and also for sale by
druggists and agents throughout New Eng
land. o1.ly
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LOOK HERE.
DE Banning's Patent Lac

HAS done more for the dlgeast' -
Ill which it is applicable than any On"
instrument IN use. And the suhscn5,'
determined 10 convince the public, lt'ls'
that It be at his own expense Any PERI
WHO needs an instrument Of the kind, 10
v'ied to call at his house and receive ono re-
trial for two weeks GRATIS. ifthey a's ~
already convinced. People are cauione3 -
to believe reports deroFaioIy TO tbs l''i
able Instrument Of certain doctors who HI'
be interested IN "Hul's Supporters
other nsirumenis) iill they have lup''''
this opportunity. II has ncrrr f1iSd as"
entire satisfaction when properly applied a'
der The direction Of the undersigned art o.
ny vii. attest by certificates or pei'ons "a.
terView II desired, TO these facts. ltr'p
will be waited npon by a female who -
had extensive experience in their spplra Pr
ltavinR very large assortment on hard N
oil sizes, and likewise much improved
late "a enabled to give al, who nav 20. .
entire salisfscton. Ples.e ~ raj Na.l'
or Tuesdays JOHN y HIBBtRu " '
Rutland, Oci. s, 1915 n
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,. ss rs ;sr e.: ~" a!!E't!lE&

'INliE subscriber will sell or le, tie farm
1 now occupied by Mr. Gilman Stansrd,
situated three mixes noI1h Of CaslIeton Vii
lage, containing about one hundred acres Of
land, agood dwelling house, three barns, and
other out buildings, together with a good
sswmill, which can always be supplied with
logs in abundance. Also, one undivided ooe
fourth Of ~ acres OF Cedar and Pine Swamp,
Iitusied in Hubbsidion, zone mile north Of
said farm. Payments made to suit the pss-
chaser. JOHN CAIN.
Rutland, Dec. s, lai5. 5luH
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PAPER HANGINGs.

II be borne in mind tina, the suhscri.
- Der has on hand the largest and bes, a.
wei as the ehesTest assortment nj Hanging
lAPor That IL 10 la found N the County of
Rutland or elsewhere. lie has now ON b,od
some 1909 pieces ol every vauely of style
ADD pu-e. Wee. SToDDapo
Rutland. Aprll ? ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-23
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER- ?

WHY WILL YOU SUFFER
SEAVER'S JOINT and Nsruc L,n,meni is
~ not only the best article that can he
used for Rheumatic affections, Bruises,
Sprains, and Lameness Of all kinds, but is
the mos, perfect and lasting cure that has ev-
or been discovered for the very troublesome
complaint, ChiIbiains. No Inconvenience
wh9iessr attending its application. The
most incIedulous may be satisfied by trying
one bottle, which will cost but 25 rents. In
all cases where an sTfsrnai application is
needed, Il has proved itself highly valuable,
as may be seen by the following certificates.
The undersigned, having made use Of
Seayer's Joint and Nerve Liniment, either
10 our families or on our own persons, and
finding u To be The best remedy without eI-
ceplion that we have ever used, i)r the com
plaisls for which II Is intended would recon
mend u 10 our friends and the public pener-
ally, believing that those who are afflicted
with any Of these complaints will find relief
10 the use Of this valuable med,cIns.-H +.
White, Rutland Peck d Spear, Druggists,
burlington; George Morton, Wilisson HI
ram Hopkins, RuilAnd; o. Cook, Rutland.
For Rhcundhc affections, SpraiHg. Brals.t
DC I most cheerlUily recommend u 10 the
public, as can SPEAK from experience. bav-
ing made use Of It In many instances IN nv
family Tor the above complaints. DL.Ps,cT
hoh.eo, sept S'h' 1913, y On
W. +. c. Sloddard, Agent for Rutland.
JCnss a. Dow, CuiinRsville 5. D Wins,
low, Piusiotd v Ross. Brandon. n
Huniiey Salisbury ". P. Russell MIDI
bury Peck a Spear Burlington. s X
Collins, Montpelier snd druggist, and mer-
charts generally. Reed, Wing a. Cutler.
81 Chatham street Boston, wholesale agents
y oNE Hotss slsleh. and one H,rns,,
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TAVERN STAND For SALE

-. 'ulUI'ht lehOlHp 10 Mont
Pelcr or Woodstock. connected with which
~ most valuable farm, containing al,on,
wv" hundred acres, one hrndred and fiy a.
ores ol which Is under Improvement, and in
We highest state nl cultivation. well fenced,
mostly stone wall, ard most be,uuluOy and
conveniently situated for farming rurnoses
Ms tavern house ~ mostly new, covering -
uY ~ lret Of ground, TWO stories, and finish.
hh'd rom top 10 bottom and painted. with
''ree and commodious horse barn. and 9th.
ef necessary Out buildings, with two firm
muses. conveniently situated To accomro.
GATE we '"tm' and saWnill which is mos,
riohi"hif appendage. He will also sell a
ht!e quantity Of household furniture snch as
beds, bedding, bed,iests. &c. &c and ali
TIE necessary "hrius'" for keeplnp tavern
AN' ms STOCK consisting of Two valuable no,
SEES cows 80 sheep. hogs, pigs and poui-
~ &c. The whole vii! he sold and cred.
1t 81 i've years will be given Tor ore half the
l'utcl asc money. lis altogether the most
oeNrable sltu'iion IN this part of the State
'ot an enIerpnslng man with some capital.
VINO wishes 10 connect with the business of
farming and tavern keeping other branches
suet as uerc aniile, mechanical or manufac-
turing business for further particular. en-
9ulre OF the subscriber on the premise.
Possession win be given the first Of June or
oe,ooe,. +. MUSSEY.
Mendon, xarcs 10, 1915. 10
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for lOusWsss plieu.

Md thc best remedy Known 10 man tnf'
Nhrus Of cverv stage. Liver Complaints
Hwrchr,, influenza CouPhs, Colds, Bleed.
ING OF the Lungs. Shouness of Breath
pains and wesknes, In the side, bteasi, DC.
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Bath, Naine. Juna. IaAA-

Bath, Naine, June, !, 1914.
Mr. F. Brown, Dear sir ~ have for some
time past, suffered much from the jaundice
and dyspepsia at the stomach, loss of appe.
lite, and trouble and pain from the least sim.
pie food, with pain in the head and .des a
slight cough, general weakness and debility
and weakness Of the system. After using a
number OF medicines without any relief / was
induced TO try your SarsapsrIla and Toma-
10 BIl,eT. received immediate relief from
the use OF one bottle, and feel graufied for
the great relief have received, and / would
recommend u to all others who ATE suffering
from similar disorders. Yours truly,
FREDERICK B. SHAW.
Address all orders for the above lnvaiua-
bic medicine 10 the proprietor Frederick
Brow n, 6s Washington IT. Boston.
ENTS.---L Luther Daniels, Rutland
Jones q Dow. Cuuungsyille. l. Jameson,
Castlelon w Mooton a. Co.. West Poull-
neg 4 Bliss, Poutney Is Besls, Wells ,
Wheadon & swallow, Pawlsl 3 smith
Dandy corners J II Vail & Co DANNY
II Slmonds. Piusford Warren 4 Blis,.
Bnntoo, and Tor sale also by'drurgists and
appointed sgeHts GeH,fai.y Pure one dol
lar a bottle 91tv
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TO PRINTERS Or THE I. STATS
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

For the manufacture and sole Of roodn type
card aud 6lA prrsfe,, ea,e,. fur
Hiuro. ruleI, rig
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LIST OF LETTERS

ITNI Ut ID T4NN
ENAISiNG N tho Pos, Oaire 81 Ru'.
IL hnd OF tic Ala dsv Of Hstoh, 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

CEHErR*.-Eyery time that we bend
our steps towards ea prote. idt crave.
yard, either to attend Che funeral uf souie
departed citizen, or b visit tIf tomb q
those whom VIC respected and l}Fad while
III lifs, i f6cliug of horror cretpl over our
Gamc II te sight ofttc guaRea effeea
me dilupilated tornbs, tie scnHe4ed bones,
a. II us who haze been born IN a
nlatn whore atnnn-&r4ll4 AL tts+HHaa gates
protected the tombs Of otr ancestors from
pollution, the state ortbig grave yard may
look moro sicsohing. The greatest curse
the Disciples Of Mahornat can bostow on
their enemy Is: INLAY your Gtthor's
grave be dcflcd.p At the North, o8pe-
ciaIly IN Buaton anil Philadelphia, catnc.
tries have been established, diyi1ad IA lots
NY gray4sl walks, and the tombs heatti-
fully decorated with flowers and eycr.
green's, placed tluorc NJ the hand of fEienl.
ship and affection. There, tiM Beloved
wife, the atlactioa1ts sister, tho kind broth.
cr and the hooors1 and boating parents, lie
IN peace, and their graves are NOT exposed
10 th1 tramp Of the 5~trenEer's foot Or the
devastation ofthc mreilnus hogi. Why
ahgtld we suffer these .paiafl abuses to
continue ia Baton Ronge. The land Mt
present used for 4 graveyard IN the pro-
pertf ofthe United States, and may he re.
CURED at any time fr public use. II il
cannot be purchased, some other @t ought
% be obtained and duly coasecaltod for
that purpose. Shall we 8bo prof.tBs chris.
.iaaity be moro neglec8lh and e@arelcsg
III II Plgans ia wliateyhS regards the res.
poet we Nv those dcptrtod friends who
near and dear to. IL while h lifc.
ofamiies, IN f|ct all you who
nave )iiicnls who in d few short years, ut
most, will hayo to he deposited to their f.
lhl resting place, do you riot feel an inter.
vt il drpositing them where they will be
from Dissertation. The hApcnsc
would be trifling, a. we know of no per-
interested who would refuse bis mite
owards 40 laudable an object. Bct then
/ subscription list be stHrtcda without dc.
ay--lct It be placed in tho hands oftbc ell
Iers OF trustees OF four churches, and We
that tA object aimed ut win soon
}a attained.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

JoHN y. WAKTNG.-Thc Louisville IA.
pcrs state that this celebrated individual
was shot in Versailles, Wooiford county
k5., on the morning ofthe 7lh inst. He
was shot from the window Of an upper
room in n Of the hotels. A rifle was
found in the room, but the person who had
fired It had disappeared. The ball enter
ed Warnings forehead Just above the eyn.
passed out under his chin, and went into
MS breast. The wound was supposed 10
be mortal. A. gentleman informs tbc
Louisville Journal, that Waring, altbonol
50 shockingly wounded, uttered no
groan, but was engaged IN writing
his will Probabiy-While the doctor was
examining him. He was notorious through
out kentucky IS a MAJ OF violence and
blood. Although seventy years of age.
The trosts Of three score and ten years lad
not cooled the passions Of his heart or tam
the turbulence ofhis spirit. Many won
ierluI tales are told of him. His umhap-
y Iie was Gen ofperil and remorse-
ess adventure. He was rather uader the
urinary size ;ofa swarshy complexion.
gllh 9 c~ountenanee full u msanine and an
ye flashing with Malignant fTe. He
rag shot once or twice before, Jut recoy.