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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-12
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thtltHHiESt IIAHDWAHEGf5 hf
ALFRED GA1 rs, having purchased liza
entire stock n ge6ds u M, John pEjftiss.
VII continue The business nj tbA s5tae slyttI'
9hd Ho@ Tiers r. furnish to tbs ]fitjznns "A
East and West Baton Rouge. aBd Ne adias
ing Parishes a q general assortment If bty
ttoods4 groceries, tlaftHafe, Hats, Eaaf,
q Shoes CfgtHefy, Glass Ware and
Clothing,
Dry GOODS
Consisting or E0Flisb, French, ind Anet
can Prints o. Tho latest style aud patterns.
plain 4 plaid Domestic, apron fbefE, s,ti
ped shifting, bIHs Dsthibls, CfffogFdas. sa
SORTED fancy. GGtt6hades, EAd Y,fEtrg
Brown u lttsh Linen, Red Fisubat, WIN,
Flannel, Blsathea domestic, HBbiabfbsd ds.
French and English blankets, gatabazeits
eOlofed Cattbrifk, cotton velvet frjsb ftn
fn, Com Elastic end cotton sgsbeBd4ts
Biafk silk md Alpaca CfH9ais. six Il MD
tas HhbdkstehieiE, Ladies' stockings. Sill
splbteilHs1 Cotton do, Ribbons, linen boet.
ct lardketehisfF, Kentucky Jeans. aaf}9ais
Lihen Thread, 1%Bylgfs' spool tbtead. Mus
Inns ~ jaGonats,
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Tea, Rice, Sugars, Tr6ep. fine
crushed and Loaf sugar, Cheese. rbBFst6te.
W. J mafketsl, in bbls, bsIf d., ]alHtfef
hhis, g 6ighth bbisy B superior bffifls nj q.
X, chewing t0bHce6, Tobacco III smsfl b6ysg.
fHsttlh s6HPi champaign Wine, fbatabaiep
brandy gin, tI#fet Wine, white wine, gjpfz
gar, tlatet vine IL boxes, assorted p6tdjaIs
n.y. mtislafdi London mustard, fAyftHe te0,
per- walnut ahd tomato Catsbp. hbttnags.
eIg' re-, tnhte, pepper, alltpife, easRla, bssm2
ted PtcHieF ~ jars, primes, PHILADELPHIA
preserves enron entrants, almonds, fsrs
alh6F' Goldfish, h4lfbatj lobster, mHestebi ind
FefihseiH' starch, indigo, saiaratHs, ipjbe.
tl4ls @ tuHphWdef i6at t6a hi fbdgs.
essebre ~ phpPetmintt ffs, ]fBitibs, ffgW.
berries IN small Kegs, powder " sb6f, ffafss
HARDWARE
Knives u Folks, pocket d., Scissors
butcher Knives, shoe fnakef's DO, carving H..
apd torFs, e'1ssffs, agfbrs, squares, dfaWa
ing Knives hand aFeE. hatrbHta sHa baa,t,l4
1'gd SAWS, feh7bt eaws, loeks, b8d beks,
Bolts, improved patent knob l4flbas. No.
iolE Iaichess butts ahd scfews, strip hinges.
brass and PIattd sbBtE, faBfe pAfs. ebag4f.
e. I0BEF, spades, Rtofete, bgfs. ~sbtftFs t.,ta.
GtiIoe mills, tatds, WOOL fBfde. fLtseIe'
sefewF, brass fsBtlestifhz, baiis. bffdtf, he,
wafjaa d.. wafer 10, ard any quantity If
tin waf6.
CROtEElfa
White erahit6 coffee aud fea fppa, Nm
and without handles, granite dishes If gtt
stzes. btfaklaet, dinner end SOUP bafeg,
1htte sud painted toa pots. sHgar iaels'
cream Jugs, side cups, soap ditiee, howl,
pitchers, e"ets sDd basins, glass moIassea
cans, toy tfa sets Tor children.
BOOTS n Shoes.
G~ent'enc0's calf pefgsd.Bfd feved gf1-
Facs, Mons russell organs, 4 entrfiey Dr.
ttcIe, boys russell dos tadres' fatf sew I'd and
bfogaDs, ladtes' Eld slippers, jadiee'
@alklng shoes, ebildfcn's shoes Of yafiogs
kinds,
HATS h CAPa.
Black md white broad btim hats. nep's
md youths cashmere hats, glazed cars. Hr.
MI Of which vii bo sold a. law A. I'm be
nd my where, Pefs9ts wishing 10 buy,
VII please call md examine Tor Themselves,
J]annaty ad1s. 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-12

tANlHSAR 1t88f
Atintluuap classical ami Oh 1]aisreial Dear.
DING and Uay tinbDUit The ltsv. Itht
DHftte dats President ~ Franhlin bni-
irae1 Rector 10 Commence 90 the lst
January lhlG,
The taaraa IT instruction At Ibis instlt,-
tiea, will embrace, III tbs n sliei ahl elhasi-
raj department, fhinHts AMI frtfital attention
40 fJHp5siiyH, afF3tiJt aud gtLhtty n al IT,
branches the Application ~ The rules 1l
ffb4uiy IN tho structure aud scanning ~
Hraph att balm ypfss. u feg afIBtl Rs M ps-
tfrith ilii 3BHasahla ttFafi Il borough
k1etritiaa aai appreciation Of The beauties
Df ancient poetry
tlshait he IA WI the never beasina leaifa
and eafp ~ thh feator mud hi7 assistants az 70
labor ~ tbs uuai important tfBst committed
~ them, that their pupils, may, together With
irrerfuarhatlp moral and fsliaiais totia
lnat.atltirp well haritai reputation. t1r
enuii, H7aril. practical aud accomplished
scholarship An able Professor. q native Of
t]tubsafv tFfti uillets ~ lie employed If ne-
e]ssaafgl win give instructions IN The Feetth
: German aii Spanish Languages, also ia
aisabra. etpHatfyt tfigBnbHetty. lpiain
and sphsfltai1 Theoretical hhd practical
sifFaFihg, libsaf drawing. afliehectnrs and
Landscape painting.
the rector grounds his hopes NJ continued
iatrnnase aht liberal supp ~ ~ A sn=
ahtBnsl public. On tht successful eF1et
rieaue ara quarter uf . century IN The cnibs
try and Europe -hn tbs strongest fsHHhtten-
aattans from distinguished tiiiEaHa vt louis
faha. and the EafNlihas and abaFe alt 90 The
laiflf tasted progress ~ his rtpile. u moral.
]ittyFatt aud scientific improvements
Particulars az ~ discipline, evlfse or sta
dies. vacations &c, Sc, nav ba obtained hY
application 10 thb Rev John hatke naJun
ltungss
Tfaaz w rntrtsg for ,tar pupils IL tht ~
prnentaty branches uI an English education
tsrpilint, reading wriiins aud arithmetic
1nnee nbnb,ns hhei ret mtnth, rliasjcs ana
mathe aAtlas. a. nttLtas rer MONTH hloiefH
ilHtpa4ss with other studies EtHtf h@ottAHs
per mouth
Rst@etgs4 =rh Right Rev. taoet1as
palF. u il biahtr af the Diocese orbas The
rev Francis l. ~iItNit7, u y rector " Nhrist
Church, NV uripaNa The Rev. Daniel F.
tipWiz. fattnr af t4raes Ihtrrt ST Francis
vlIlp, l'he Rev " Il Latf, u u reetof At The
southern institute, for ytHna lalie7, l~aah7on,
ba, Natthitothes, The lion q Campbell
tsan. y 4 Morse. James Tarlut AMI ohatlea
ballard, lisIs.
AIesaadfia, tahA X t1ieas, t}sq, ur IA
wilson, 90 lausas, Judge nvertob, Hon vR
king Ne, re,
nonabiaahviite. tilaa Nitlula.
baton Rouge, u u Avery, Il ula 81,
t'ap Prospectus IT tho Boarding School
will he Issued IA Few DAYS.
: The teacher whose services have been
v,sahs French with tbs iUaNhr aud
VI u we'll educated native ~
Dteenbef ttth, tstb,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-12
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
LOTS FOR SALE
REMOVAL.

ttI0IVF III. -
The subscriber, worker in Tin, conner and
sheet.iron, would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that be bas
removed his establishment, corner of Church
and Third Street, near Mr.. Granerje's cofee.
house, where he will be happy 10 receive the
patronage Of his friends and the public oener.
ally. He has Always on hand a fine assoft-
tnent of tin ware, which he will sell ag cheap
as can be bought any where, whole sale or re-.
tail. Cutters and spoufs made and put IN in
the shortest order, also bathing tubs. Isrge
oil cans, stoVepjpes. all kind Of tin copper or
sh eet-iron ware repaired. All work entruaf
ed to him will becxecutcd v ilh n~eatness an
despatch.
JOHN TILANO.
feb J no
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-12

Mas, FtsttBt " MtgH WnhnhthFr,
the 3ll Res7ipn af this institution tnth-
mantpi Oh The Rfst Monday III Dttoheh. The
teachers would not fail ~ express their graft
tHAe, far the patronage with which they nave
haan favored since The establishment OG this
Eehoal IN Baton ROUGE, ani hope that their
uolifth5 eseftions lor the Improvements ~
their pahits, will Bet0re a continuance Of The
same ia future
The central and s]partous building on
Church Street. has been purchased by a
friend &c education iof The use ofthp school,
The study and recitation tonhs are lafae
ant we'll arranged thsthhd ot tomme dor
milnfv, the reuns ladies' will he provided
with airV and pleasant fdams, lhteRded to no-
eammetate four each, The grounds are eha
,p aud eemh8linus. Particular attention.
viii be paid 10 the physical, A. we'll ~ to the
moral aud Intellectual education of The pu-
rtlt
II II the wiah nf thn teachers 10 Unite ~
their institution the "tnn,tnrta and advantages
Of a home education, with thorough athnols
room dtBeipiinc,
Erilav 1T each week IA devoted "a reviews
pnnils arethen questioned hramiseu0uelr nron
The Iezaaas they have learned during the week
either hy the teacher OF othera who may no
present The friends a Il patrons of The
Rthnel are invited Ia attend on that day nr a
a v hour during sehnol exercises.
The department IN music, votal and inetrt-
mental, II under the charge Of DE-, Gfuarhefe,
Ills talents az a performer aud tnsIfuttor are
VI too high an order a. need commentator,
Tho course ufslultog will 10 an follows +.
pmaAHs CeAss-ltrading ePelIing, wris
TING, Biography aud Attthmetes
lttatKa Ctlsakz. Geography with Tho use
rF ,slnkta. tli4trFv, Ancient aud tnnlcru. |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-12
LITERARY AND SCHOOL n00r9

HEEH
On band, AMI f0f sale 81 The New Ottasus
retail prices on assortment 1T books a..
comprised IN The following list
Elementary spoilers primers assorted .
heW hati9hal spoilers t6rtbf's tbatatieai
faadefst No Gufie's readers, young lsdiss,
taadef, p9fmHly's primary ee6efapbys Min,
els geography and ailas, BENEFITS pa8ptg
ply Of tho heavens, Smiths nov arithmetic.
Ethefsoh's arithmetic, tst end 9pd. Smiths
gtatbttatt Swif's philosophy, lei AMI 1pd.
BIaEa's philosophy, Jones philosophy, jages'
chemistry, Universal history. GVodrjrb's mi.
vsfsaI history, GoDdfifh's u, n. hislafy, Nh
gents dictionary, His6, Walkers. Davies al
Etbfni g i%tdpsoh's eHelid, Elements NJ eee,eez
~ GenId's adams iatiH efanpay. f,etS,, .
virgil boy1's bisl6ty, IT, ~. dream books.
w'th t%otihhhs, chpy bucks, assorted. fggiaes6
atd letter Pspht, ]yatiogs kinds, mysteries If
Patis, Theirs history N he faesytata shI
empire, Atoaufys hseabie, lady II Milan, d.
ventures Of = French UaB1smgG, Wystsfj9a #
tbs blaebWggas, aB9WdgB, AMI numerous e,b
ef W6tbs, found 1T The store n
FEB u &C MOOHE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-12

The subscriber having taxed Nf Victor
liabsfl. into Partnership, The business will be-
conducted under the firm Of Hi Il tfabeft4
EaYatle ~, '
July g1st tgIG4 CttAA A MT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-12
SUPERINTENDENT

Mr. II, WAGNER respectfully informs
the public, that he has 8btbed q sIoematiBg
chop, at bis Ta1faf1. Hlefe he ID prepared 10
execute all orders i6f si0as and bouts Of ali
dHstfiptiBns-Hls9 ladies' shges.
NJ y Repairing aud m%ehdiBe promptly 1T.
tenjad 70,
jlh 10 1910
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24
Foreign,

The Cambria arrived at Boston on the 10Th in about
10 days-about the shortest passage ever made.
Great misery prevails in Flanders, occasioned prn-
cipay by the want of food, and by the want of en-
ployment
The Grain trade had rather improved and more ac-
tvity prevailed slight advance had taken place in
the value of wheat, and 10000 brls of bonded flour
had been taken for investment at 29s to 30s per barrel
Indian corn had declined Is to 3s per quarter.
The American Provision Market was dull and pri-
ces on the decline.
The harvest in Egypt is more abundant than in Or
binary years, and very much exceeds the wants Of the
inhabitants.
Affairs in Portugal are looking most serious It is
said that the Queen has sent to Spanfor assistance
Consantinope letter. states that the Porte had
received intelligence of a new and considerable ad
vantage gained by the Crcassians over the Russians.
In France large amounts are being raised for the
reiefof the sufferers by the recent calamltous nm-
dations The distress is represented as most extensive
and serious.
The Cholera. Six princes and several princcssos off
the court Of Persia have been cut oil by the Aslac
cholera The disease appears to have been particular
ly fatal among the upper classes II spreading inI
all directions, and had taken the course of Asrachan
and Moscow. 1t expected, however, that its prog
ress would be arrested by the cold of winter. Accor
ding to the last arrivals from Bagdad, the cholera wasj
making great rayages in the city, 400 persons having
already been killed by the disease Fears are enter
tanned that it will reach Constantnope it was from
the same direction that the list attack came.
Opening Of The Po,ia No less than four deputa-
lions, from different parts of the metropolis waited on
Lord John Russell at his Office, in Downing street.
London, the 2lst u, for the purpose of presenting
memorials to the Lords Of the Treasury, chilling on
Government to open the ports to the admission of for
egn corn, duty free Ills lordship did not give the
deputations much hope oftheir wishes being realized
Meeting Of Parliament The meeting OF Parliament
for the despatch Of business will not be delayed more
than week beyond the time to which it is prorogued
The 10Th of January is soid to be the day fixed.
Ireland. The famine-for with thousands of the
Irish peasantry that is an unex1ggeracd reality-sl
RACES. Nevertheless, the progress Of destution has
been less rapid and destructive in its movements than
previous accounts would have led lis to expect
Russia An extraordinary Gazette announces that
on the 10th Of Oct the troops Of Schamyl were com
pletey defeated with 800 men killed, 300 taken pris-
oners, and the loss of nearly all their artillery.
At the Eastern and Southern extremtes Of this vast
empire the cholera is said 10 exist,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24
Ez9 EzG VA ~wN 2zE1z SEa5

In Cambridge Dec Is, very suddenly, John Page
Esq aged about 70 years,
IN Randolph, Nov. IS, Martha Lucia, Youngest
daughter of Rev. =. j. Boardman, aged years. after
an illness Of only fourteen hours
In Washington, Dec. lst of apoplexy, Hannah, wife
of Dea. Amasa Wright, aged 81 years. Printers in
New Hampshire and Conn. are requested to copy.
In Willamstown, Nov. 25th Laura, wife of Alval
Hatch, aged Al years.
In BUintree, 81 INST. jonathan Flint, aged SO years.
In Morrlstown, lung fever, Nov, 49, Irena, wife of
Ishmae Y. Vincent, in the 35th year of her age
In Johnson, Sept %, of ypbus fever, Hannah M.
Gifn, aged II years. Also, of the same, Oct IL,
John S. Gin, aged 90 children of Richard S and Re-
becca Gifin
In PIanfeld Nov. Oath, Elias Bemas, aged % years.
In Sutton, Nov. 26, Of inflammation of the head, Lu-
ella, youngest child of Josiah and Betsey Colby, aged
2 years and 6 mos.
In Cabot, Dec. q of consumption, Abigail, wife Of
EIjah Perry, aged 30 years,
In Brandon, Dec Z, Julia wife of Slas Dutton, aged
81 years.
In Pittsford, Dec. L. after short illness, Edward l..
Granger, ofthe firm of C. g. e. L. Granger
in Hartford, lth inst Of typhus and lung fever, Hi
ram Gibson, aged 40.
In Mansfield, Nov IS, Dea. Alexander Boyles,
aged 76
In Lyndon Nov %, Anna, daughter of Job Randall,
aged 40.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24
By Magnetic telegraph,

WASHINGTON Dec. 1873, P. M.
From the seat Of Wdr. The United States steamer
Telegraph from Brazos Santiago 29th utj and the
Lavacca LIST nst arrived at New Orleans on the 9TH,
her flag floating at hafmast having board the re-
mains of Major Ringgold and Lieut. Cochran in charge
of the Baltimore Committee. The steamer Monmouth
arrived the day before, but the news from Monterey
and the posts along the Rio Grande is no later than
previously received
General Butler is Military Commander of Monterey
General Taylor has returned from Sato, leaving
General Worth in possession of the place, 1t was the
intention of the General that the whole of the forces,
except the necessary number to garrison the several
posts, would concentrate at Tampco, and that General
Taylor in going there, would take route leaving San
Luis Potosito the right. Arrived at Tampico and
having the necessary forces to carry out his future OPP
eratlons, an attack would be made on Vera Cruz sim
by sea ard land.
Capt Thornton had arrived at Ma!0moras, on his way
to reioin the army.
1t was reported that there were 5000 Mexican troops
at Victoria, and that General Pattcrsons DIVISION with
reinforcement from the army, were to proceed against
them at that point
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24

RrMoRED PLAN OF OPERATIONS FOR THE WAR;
The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
North American gives the following as the outline
which he AYERS Is seriously entertained by the admin
straton 1t is designed to apply to Congress for the
creation Of the office of LeutenantGeneraI, which is
to be conferred on the Hon. Thomas II. Benton
This rank devolves upon him the supreme command
and he plan of operations after the taking of Vera
Cmz-which is not doubted The three divisions OF
the army from Tampico, Vera Cruz, ana whatever
point General Taylor's force will have reached, will
be ordered to advance and concentrate the city Of
Mexico There assembled, the Iieutenant-Genera
will assume the civil functions of Commissioner, au
thorzed to propose terms of peace, and to negotiate
the basis of treaty Such is the skeleton of plar
to bring this war to close.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24
New PaOer al u aShinston,

Several weeks ago respectable committee at Chi
cago Ill., announced that weekly anti slavery paper
was to be established at the city of Washington, to
be edited by DR.. Bailey, assisted by Amos A, Phelps,
and John G.. Whittier They appointed agents in diff
ferent States and made an appeal for funds At the
same time the executive committee Of the American
and Foreign Anti Slavery Society were making ar
engagements for the establishment of the paper in
nection with more extended plan. The Chicago
committee acted in conpnnce with the resolution Of
the Convention assembled there last June, not know
ing that steps were about to be takcnb the EX cutye
Committee, ami having no dspoto u interfere with
their arrangements. A mutual explanation has been
made, and The Chicago Committee heartily concurring
in what has been done by the Executive Committee,
renquish their contemplated oversight Of the plan, and
will aid them all in their power
These explanations are published to sltisfy inqul-
ries that are frequently made, The Executive Com
mittee have appointed agents in different states to So
cit subscriptions in aid Of the three-fod plan in con-
temptation. First, The establishment and support Of
the paper. Second, The publication ola series Of
Books and Tracts to be stareotyped and sold at mod
crate prices, and third The appointment and support
of an Agent in each of the free states to lecture and
aid the abolitionsts in the states and the Executive
Committee in promoting the great cause. Canyassers
are also appointed to obtain subscriptions to the paper
The National Erd-whch is to be commenced on
the first of January-prce two dollars per annum, pay
able in advance The Executive Committee have APP
pointed Lewis Tappan, Treasurer of the fund, but
subscriptions for the paper can be sent to William
Harmed No Spruce-street New-York, or latter first
of January, 1917 to DR.. G. Bailey, n Washington.
BY order of the Tx. Com.
WILLIAM HARMED,
Rec Sec
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24
Rpo Es este pend.

! MASSACHUSETTS, Brintnell, keeper of a
low groggey at New Bedford, has been arrested and
held to bail in $1,000 for monslaughter of Philip G.
Simmons, whom he furnished with liquor until he fell
dead drunk, and then dragged him into cellar and
poured cold water upon him, and afterwards placed
his head within IA inches Of redhot stove in which
position the unfortunate dunkard was found dead A
town meeting was held on Saturday, and large com
mittee appointed to prosecute olvenders of the poison
in the place.
The Wing states that there IS a steady improve
mon in the health Of Hon. ]. o. Adams and that the
improvement has not been more marked at any time
than during the last two days
Commodore Stewart, it is understood, witake com
mand of the Ohio, now fitting out at Boston, and will
sail IN few days with sealed orders The officers are
to report themselves on board, Saturday next
NEW YORK,-Itis estimated that the manufac-
lures, products, &c. of all kinds in this Stateyied an
nually $3o0,00o,oo0
A duel was recety fought in Buffalo, between two
Engllshmcn; one was shot in the head but is rocov-
ering.
FENNSlL NANlA.-ScRte Of Death has been
pronounced on Frederick Reide of Pittsburgh for the
murder his wife The circumstances of the murder
were shockngly cruel, and the guilt Of the prisoner
was established beyond doubt Intcmperancc had
transferred him into demon
Thomas Tnnegon, who was convicted at the Au-
gust term ofthe Adams county court an the charge Of
Kidnapping family of free coored persons from that
county, has been sentenced by the court sitting at
IGeuysburgh, after refusal to grant new trial. to
five years solitary confinement at hard labor in the
Eastern Penitentialy.
MARYLAND p,..a, r.. r..,,., C,,....
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the Diocese of M9rvIanJ ncar Goorcctou,n District
CoInmbi, for tho protcst,,, i7,;.aao.1 rl...l
s1j,obIe orooor,v has hoon nrrcLaso5
,ros a., l., a.,.ro,, l.. W.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24

Let all who ure afflicted with asthma read the following letter.
Argus office, Portland Aain2, March 2G, 1916
Mr. Seth W. Fowl :-gIaylg lcCn aft ct,d tormcre than
thirty years with the am Times severely incapac
tate from attendance business and having used many nedi
cme uU any bat temporary relief purchased about three
Since Of Mir Edward Mason, your agcnt in this city, sever
al bottles # Wtar's Eaam Of W Cherry from the effects If
which obtained relief than frcm all the medicines have
taken fr that distressing disorder have by the repeat
your valuable asa been free, Of pressure fl BREATH and
oppression the lungs thn had anticipated and indeed, cen
cciye my s,lr az cured Of this most distressing malaly.
do most checr tender you this acknowledgement, which
you wll u31 your Judgment Dictates C. d. MAYNARD
Non g-nuns unlsss ssH.d BUTTS on the wrapper
FrSale by Redfed and Collins
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24

Pirginia Democracy,-The last number OF the Rich
mond Enquirer proclaims the following sentiment which
emboles the idea of the Virginia democracy as to
political qualifications Of their natural allies the DE
mocracy of the North The writer says:
Our slave population is decidedly preferable as an
orderly and laborng class to Northern aborng class,
rhat las just learning enough to make them wondrous
wlse-iust enough to make them the mos: dangerous
class to well regulated liberty undcrthe SUM-
Is this the return which Northern laborers who earn
their bread by the sweat Of their face, get for voting
for slaveholding democrats: They receive the con
tempt of the very saveocrats for whom they votc!-
Wink Of it-Libetu Press
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24
GRMNN OUNTAIN FREEMAN.

A Clergyman of this village, related the following
anecdote last Sabbath, which several of his hearers
aiterward fully confirmed LADY, the wife of poor
inebriate the mother Of several hafstarved children,
went to grocery to sell some rags that she might OBJ
tain the means of giving her children something to
cat The grocer weighed them out, and found they
came to one shilling; then, turning to his slate, and
finding charge of ninepence for three glasses ofrum
against the husband, deducted it. and paid her the re-
naming three cents. She besought him to think of
her halfstaved children but she plead in vain Talk
aboutmo suasion with such men, They would take
the coins from the eyes of corpse if there were three
OF them, to pay for the last glass which sent the vic
tim to an early grave.-StUlCater Gazette.