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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27
Personal Property,

TO wit -
SheadqtN HORSES BROOD. Naresnld Cats;
IA head Of C.711IE--some Of si,e,s tres,
Mich Cotcs;
Is head Of SHEEP, and about 80 head Of
HOGS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27
FOR SALE.
Public Safe.

"iLL be sold al public auction, at the re-
w sidence Of the subscriber, living en- the
road FROM Marunsbnrg 10 Walper's n Reads
IS miles from the former place and | mile
from the latier--m Wednesday, the 9Th If Sep
tels.ler mert. The following
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27

CANDLES CANDLESl six boxes
v jackson's Mould Candles; do Sperm
do.--ior sale cheap by
Aug. 6 j. ", YOUNG
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27
osice.

A LII PEI sons indebted to the undersigned
"a are requested 70 come forward and make
settlement Immediately, as he intends leaving
the County in a short time.
Aug. IS, 1916. BENZ. ). LYETH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27
MISS CRlSR0LM'S SCH0OL,

yENHE undersigned will reopen her School
M on Tuesday, He lst dayef September nsst
ANNE Il. CHISHOLM
july 10, lS46--6w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27
@@EQna@leofaI lRGeQr@s

Comment is unnecessary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17

" frttiistse L. Tefe, lts thst si1s IA -, ..tA
y" -. ~ scr ~ ~ essftfy C. rnfi~s D. an
n'H'l hu"e.r = pvf sruss tts-.ls ., h., r...,.
w lf',feooa dus :" ear canmrtes boz olk.t q,af.
W. . 'hs ~efid has sst pr, cd iusa Nr.sut y
tn'su' ell h. rY,.r.A 70 ri,s a -.,,, 4. il.,,..I
.ef'iee 10 tss rres. e,tiet - "A, va sna / An
h.ppy v ks,v thai The cecrrs and r.ss .rt,a~.l,
ae've V ss~~t- Ae-s-l,e. Sc To- .s-,ies ~ thsiy
eosnt'J " sss ee,~1r'.s bovs'v d.h,esh ks1,.
r.evnwsrA 10 ycpr fsr,fAiI. e.t..ls,.ti., n,
Efvfr'it'ou 10 sddte -srh o. ruf t.rt.f ,4nsAtsn.
AZ tfsciert 80 s,esmtf snd a. s,i.ec,sU, t.rsr8.
'As h''tt''t tht s'iaifturtt al IL, stuls a. the
n,-esahts wan o. t.rairirr ed t,ettirr a., ,c.
- ~ w. Nsts smftey'd IN the Cuf = Msn.rr
Ihets ere gtleS fuEs ,t.on. 10 ths rsI.,t -i,.i
sfstun.
The progre. aud condition q n, m.n ...,,r.
% ~ Fr~'-at.r r....si -. go. ~.
si,ara 4 y ~heh /, s.s~.e.- g. 100 ...U sat ..
Tho Preceding tsar. The pa, tasuts fut thai 4,
- -, msst sHt AZ the 'hn'' tine amounted o. -
oslS p. ~ this yum sST on ~ LA,, been
tr.wp from he treasury
The Embarrassment for ths year -ere S2Gill n
lsft than t6eseof The preceding year While the
di'hur'emsnul have beeu thu. diminished. the NAL
iAcllit-s hs'e hcSn enlarged Is ptw mail route. u
5lf mile- Or iuerss,e i transiortation Of 7o4
lao mice and the cftAblishnent Of as rev poet Of
fcet
'"u'raetsf, posinAsters aud other, crrsrtd 10
un hrAuch oftht ,erN ies hsve rs,forr,d thor do
tic with energy and fsithfalrc. ds.yr,ins CON.
msndsuon, Tor may interesting detail, couucet.
cd ~th the oserAtIons OF the sasblsi mont YOU
are feicrred toths report 81 TIE Poi,nnstst Gcnft
o. aud hts setgnst,ons fcr improving u. revenue,
are reeon@~Asd 10 your faversils eousis.ra,,on.
kssRs. hMss-,see -t. ...'.ssd " ri ". .ens.
.hooldbs,o rven,a,ed that ,hs rs"Snass ds;I,,d
IRON II ''rsoid Ae nsdo esuAl 70 the sspcsdhurt,
and u IL believed that tbs may BE- done by proper
modihoaiion' OF the present lava A. ,ugge.trl in
TIE report II the Postmaster General, without
changing ia present rates cf postage.
With full reliance on IN. visdum and rNttto,i,u
81 your deliberations u will be INV dutv. a. It will
be nv Hioos de'ire to cooperate ~ith yo. n ~.
cry constitutional effort 60 PR mote tic welfare and
JAMES X FOLK
NssHfNoroS, December T. lS,h
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17
STATE OF VERMONT,
Ruilsnd, 80.

NfL'o' htLLT' Ll6oIIsnl, Ia supreme
vs. ICOrn, Fsbrua-
ELl. krLlr, Lrhslles, Nv Term. IsI7
IA HEkEAS, Nelson keny of Ru land
w 10 the County ~ ltuliand has he IN
'b's court his ball s,aunR that At L,ndsbutgt,
IN 'hs state Of Ne" Hampshire, on the 26,n
DAY OF APh, A d 1910, he was hrfuiiy
nauIed ~ kIA Kelly Of Nu,on, New
Hampshire aud from that tame the TO ~ day
OF November. 1871, he lirea with The said T..
MA ~ the stnct obs, vance ui oil the duties
required by the marriage covenant ~bsu the
san EHt' without lnJ Just csu.e or Provo
tsion ~'!i0iiy Wesiod hIn wiz inIosfIbls
seventy snd 'Ummlurd tns ,fms IT aduIs
~ and las ever sin'e wil'uiy deserted lin.
tnd ntlN--. ~ . nm nL -L-.-lr-a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17
ClRIsTMAs cFIrnRATI0N-

The h.rth u Jesas Chnsf, the Savior ~ ft.
Nor.A vll b. car'uem arntea a. tlt iHirsf sa' i..
hsstihsh 49, Ia Clsfeudna ca "a sts n tAs zltt
INST y appropriate rel rteas ar. r9a ..fl.a.
isyiiadl9t % fHtertrt T. 81 isF anl Hrsr 'wua 1-
tsfs in ihf Paternity ~ God cod ut ir.,"frl..t
~ nan 90 rae feel A. rejoice Ia f.rH ri v.r.iI
- 'tGttorI ~ sttT-f fi.- ,--fr' ..-.. -r.r~r
2. a ri. Gu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17
RfNH OF pOJ-I yyy,.

III Stockholders Of SID B.,k -,
u"ithtd. that The Annusl elecu.o. -
l"'ei"t, VII TAKE plac, 81 ilc psu.tr,
House 10 Wet Poutnrv. 5000. Tur.ts,
~ '-.aa+' 'rit a. 10 t'. lock. NJ
~ CLAIM, Cashier
Nu, fouanev. lcc .ls.6 ST
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17

D'.nlci ofFarra.,eo, S.. IS bo,a eS" ,h"i
al probate court held at CssileioG within
and Tor said district, On the 10Th day Of Dec.
A. ID. 1916
Present, A Warner Judge.
An instrument IN writing pJrportlng 10 be
the last will and testament OF Roswell y.
Webb lac Of Hubbardtonln said district de
ceased, having heen presented TO said court
Tor probate and allowance by Reuben Webb,
one at the executors therein named
II Is ordered that SAID will br referred Tor
hearing ana decision by sad court at Castle.
tpa AFORESAID on the first Wednesday, II he.
log HE 81 dhv OF tebrusTY, lsi7, and that
copy of this order he published ttres weeks
successively previous thereto IN the Rutland
Herald newspaper printed at Ru,laod that
all persons interested NAV appear and con.
test the probate lhcrhof II they ses cause
a tue copy of record
81 ] A WARNER, Nepi.irr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17

Ts' Chsfes.'et s'tasf1rr b4s =, C,-v~h -
Do A. 'h' 'aaHty tirks &c. b. ksuaud 80 -,
n'as7 go l"h 'H''- ta' -. utsts~sioa ., any ~
HH'' tsi Hs' - ttvsgAt h..f-t, h.
y " HOPKINS C-..,, Cl.-t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17
ll.lIlci OF NunanL Z. Drd th.ina.ns-

STATE Of Ysrmoai, Etrsmsmber.
Dsluct Of Ruusad, s.. { Ded that at ape
cisi probate coon holden a. Rutland within
4 for said district on the 9Th day u Dscern.
Der A. ID. 1876
Pteseat Wm Hall. Judge.
Meni,a Casweli. EEeoviof II me i4st viii
and iesiamenl of Betsy l.oysh lsis pt Md
dletoun. IN said distinct. dereasfd. tssists. .
pfopJsiHg ca render an account OF he admin.
Islraupn The 'st.is Of saia deceased
il 70 ordered tbat said accoost be rsG RED
for probate a allowance 10 the 10 Mord.y.
being The lth dsv II JGnusfV nsaL rr. r1t
rouT oftN.s 0r6-r 30 Published thfes Nsr4s
.-.,.. .-....-s -...efH. in tts ROLAND
u'f..l . He~ spspsf prHte- - Nulsnd, th4t
eli psfsoas nisrsstsd mas sppssr and ob,er,
20 the allowance thsteof if ihsy sse csusc
A true eopy of re~off. 81
HKSKY NALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17
NOTICE

" HEREAS my wife, NERDS Culver has
w lsh my bed shd board without lust
Pfovoeaiion, this Is 10 forbid all perssa. sss-
boring or trusting her On my account. -
shall pay no debts Of her contracting nor be
sooou tabls iof any ol her bargains shsr hts
date. GEOKG T. CULVER
MechanicsVule. Dec 10. 1876 Sc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17
STATE OF VERMONT The fo,oqo,ny

STATE OF yERMONT.I The foieoo,,,
N'tand' "a I libel Of Nelson
Kelly b, ~ presented TO ne ana II spoear.
ing 'i'ai NE 1siI E,Izs /, Without ih,s 4 ,t.,
It ~ ordered that tho SAD Ell. be summon
ed +" spl'eAf and answer to the ,si1 libel At
The term VI the supreme Couu bsIt 70 ho
held al Rutland, wilAia . Tor the county of
Rutland Aforesaid on the Oh IUescAy after
the oh Tuesday of December. A. u 1870.
by publication Of the substance Of this libel
with this order IN the Rutlsnd Herald pin.
ted al buillnd, three weeks Iuccessively.
the last Of which publication 10 be Al lsas,
ivtshiy days previous " size 80. ,ion Of .aid
cFoH HlLAND HALL.
Jutge Of Sup Court
Dated at Remington, this I lih day of DE-
esmbef, A. ID isfs A.
Thai 6 Pond, Attorneys fir lAbeu.s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17
STATE oF VEaNONr.

"
/ q ihs Hoo supreme Cuun. non ,o D..
ln'.'H 1t Ruil,uI. N,lia and f., r..
'''".' 90 h-.a'. " .t.,t.t .rr r.r.t..l...
a. "oA. snot tAe i,n iucsLay IniJecemu,,.
4. u isi6
l"o' pei'iloner, Curtis KELSEY, OF Fair.
hsven,lh said county respectfully represent,
that on Tho Cad day OF November, A u
ieol at CasIlelon IN SAID count, of Rutland
he "as legally joined N manage 10 Be,,.,
sporty, then OF said Ca.ilctou, 6v Eli Coz.
vel, Esquire, then and there a Justice NJ
The Peace within and for said county ofRut
land, and lived In the strict ob.oryanc, ON
h'' part, OF the marriage covenant until IA,
9'd. day OF November, A. d, 1898, then tho
SAL Bei1ey. without any Just or rrasnn,blo
cause or pfoyocatlon whatever, ~iluIly de
serted your petitioner aud dep,ued to p,o,
unknown, and without Tho limit. ri tti. .t.ls
and said Bc,sey from thence A,tneu1
has remained spar, and scpcfate from your
petitioner. Wherefore your petitioner ptsy.
that the bonds OF ms,rimony be.pirt him
and the SAID Betsey may be dissolved, and
a legal bill OF dIvotce may be granted To him
CURTIS KELSEY.
WIN. c. Kiitege Attorney fot petitioner.
Dated al Fslth.ven, the 3Oth day Of Nov.
ember, A. ID. 1870.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17
STATE OWN unNr

Nvtstd tossw /.
H. 'hau,e'', frhiuatv Ten. ttt-
NlStsi N,osi bts~usrn. Le..srt.
iL,SspS hnsvnsrp iiisuss
UhERtAS Aimins Moons b,.-or,b Of
w Ruilsnd IN tho seenv 81 Hs,lsrd ne
hied N 'i"' ooon her !ihsi, .i.uNg th,t o.
'u'laHd, oic.aii On We l,ih das ~ NJ,
~ IHis. sHe as l,~ iu.l, ustnfd tp A
'r-"n Fus~urh. IT Holland. sire.stI. r.
~ 'feeu. f.q ih-r Jr,ii.s ot u.s
'eacr. ~uhih an fof said COUNTY. sod ttum
.fl bone %. 20. ihS I" HA' OIL. a. t,hst. 4 ~
'-s.. OIL, lived vif rns sst N....nIn ..
.'ti.i .Istusbtc 81 old tHr a..fs rcost. 81
~ ,Ls mstu-gr ,o,cnsni, ~bsn mo .s,d A.
suson ruhuh arv Ja.i pro'pc st,oa. vital.
" ucAisd her With tniolsishir ..,rtr,. sad
has over .inc. ~ilfulv deserted hot and has
rnutey refused 80 ,fptd her any ,uppnu
ot maintenance And rtavtnr f1t q hti Of
divorce snd fo' shman,
ALMiNA NAOMI BOSwORTH.
Ru,land e6Ih Osiebet. 1870
STATE OF VERMONT, Y,HE lore.
Rutland as j GOING IA
he, 81 Aim,na Nsoni Boswotth. sssnn- A.
lsnson bos~ont beng presented to me md
II appearing that the ssid Alsn,nn !. With.
out this slss II Ia ordered that tho sstd
Alsn.on he summoned 10 appear and an.
~er To the sad libcl a, The term Of Tho So.
p'eme Cour aeIi 10 he held 81 Rutland =.
lpisAid on the s.h Tsesasy vest shss the
"" '~-.4ss 10 Dsrsnbef 4 n tsM Nv a
PUN, anon Of the sub,issrs 81 ,h,. .Itt,.l
with tbs Older In the Rulland llsf,ld. p,n
lsd Al RutlsnJ, three weeks succe..s.ly tho
last "i ~hirh sh,il hr twenty days pte,nu,
TO the SESSION Of SAID coirt.
Inland HALL, Jadae NJ Sup Cuuu
hfAU n Pom Ntlnfor,s in lIt.oU.nt
D"ed al Bennington, US ian .ds, q,
l'rrrmhrf \, u lsiH 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17

Forasmuch ~ it appears to the oour, that
the same petitioner named IA tho foregoing
petition resides without the llmlls sDd ,urt.
clciion OF this state. so that Personal service
OF sad petition csnnut he had upon her, II
IL hereby ordered that n1,i Of TIE prnten.
cy OF the SAID Pesiton be gwen 10 ,ne sad
peluiohsi by publishing seld petition ingeth.
er win Tins oru-r t,,rse ws-t, nurr,,s1, .tx
IN me Rutland Herald a newspaper printed
al Rutland 10 said county Of Rutland tbe
l'st OF which publications TO he at least three
weeks previous TO The session Of tho s,id
supreme court to which said letlllon /. dI.
fecIed which shall he deemed sufficient no.
uce TO the said Bel-ey to appear sod answer
SAID Pe'i'ios and she" cause II auy she hath
wherefore The prayer thereof should not be
granted Inland HALL.
Judge ~ Sup. Court.
Dated at Bennington, this % day Of DO
ccmbef, A. d 1876 al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17

STATE ~ yERAoNrl REnfsm.a-
D'su,e' Of AuilsnJ. -. - bs,sa thai
al special probate eouu held a. Rutland
~'this sod for said district. on lhs Ib,h dsy
Of Dec A. ID. 1916
Present Wm Hal. lodge.
lssar McDaBisis. adHiuts,f4Lof.0 Of ne "a.
nie Of Hlihsn Suest late ~ AIddI9AYus
no s-id disiu 70 deceased iairs,ate. proposing
n render an -1rOuSi oil bls ss4i4aisgfsl,oa NJ
SAD rvtate
% is ordered ,hsi sltd sco,uui b. rsisrf,s
FOG sIsW'Esftou .uj a.Y~ 81. i0 ths lei
E'I.tty, lc'ug tus 90 dar o. Jan LrIt.Bd
a. c"pI OIL f.fs H.-t. .o g-gusnsd l4tse
seeks sgccessltsiy, previous thereto 10 The
hs4asa Head, a ss a. % per pt,atsd q, Hui-
snd, that al Per.0hi Interested mar aessss
aa5 Object io shs .ams Of lisy zee ea0ss.
tfJs cops Of Record.
81 HLNkH HALL. Rsaslsf
PROBATE NOTICE
Tho Probate Cour f0f tho Distfct ofFaif.
havoc vi. he holden A. NJ 5Hce in Castle.
il1 boz said District on no trFt "Wednesday
.n each monih f1r ne wear snsui1F
ALNON WAFNFF f-+F~
Nf e~HF I-Ir Cd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-17

v 0TTHT7'T ' WV -
H. hau,ei'. fshtuAtr Ten, ttt-
Aists, N,0u ileswusru. L.e..I,si.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

GRourY. Get angry-jaw like the evil
one. hyou please-and then come to yotr
self aud be man. But we beg of you don't
be grouty and have the sulks for a week ut a
time. If there is a despic able wretch on
Gsd's foot-stool, it is one Of your sulky devils
who will not give you a civil answer for Il
month after you have displeased him. He is
worse than brute. Tread on a dog and he
will snap at you at once-the nexI moment he
iorgeis it and is as loving as ever, Tread on
the toes OF a human hog. and he will walk
away to treat you like an outcast for twelvs
month perhaps.
Talk as you nay against a quick temper,
the possessor is an angel in comparison TO the
creature we have described, lie lets fly at
once all he has to say aud that is the end Of il.
Ten minutes after. if you call upon him, he
extends his hand and exclaims-'What a fool
was 10 get angry !'-and is as kind and as
sociable as ever.
The grouty cur says nothing .grits his teeth
perhaps, and for years may be silently work
ing against your interests, He never foi gives
never forgets, He goes mincing aloug-as
stiff as poker-and every opportunity he
gets. unseen, he will spit tobacco juice on
your coat or MAIN the trees on your prcmis.
es,'
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

TnE GALE,-AI the East, the gale was a.
bout as violent as here, but we have as yet
no great loss Of property to notice. and what
no loss of life or wrecks. The Boston
Journal says
In the city, signs, awnings, and states
irop the roofs Of houses, were blown down
together with many chimneys. Some fences
which were exposed to the full force of the
wind, were Frustrated, and housckeepcrs
whose blinds were not properly secured. suf-
cred some damage from broken glass. Three
chimneys were blown down from new bull
ling on Harrison avenue, and fell across the
track Of the Western railroad,
The gale at Worcester and in the vicinity.
was Tremendous. chimney tops. signs, &c.
were blown down, and awnings torn to bits.
The parapet Of the Worcester House was
blown away, and severed skylights, scutIles.
&c, were torn Olfby the violence Of the wind.
Also one end OF Woods factory in South
boro. was blown about eight feet, altering
tho shape Of the building from straight line
TO On angular one.
All along the line OF the Providence rail
road, as we'll as at Providence. the gale was
most furious. The Jerry boat Of the Ston-
insten railroad had one of her warehouses
blown away, and was otherwise badly dam
aged. having paddle wheels stove by beating
against the dolphins in the river, Two Chin
neys on Bancroft & Cos machine shop
Providence, we're blown DOWN. Y. Ea-
press,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

'IT WILL NEVER DO TO GIVE IT Ut so, Mr..
Brown The Oswego N. Y, Gazette no
tees 10 runaway matches in that village, the
last one spiced with touch of romance, a,
follows:
A young man named Brown care all the
way from Cleveland, Ohio, for the purpose
Of marrying young lady Of the village. Sun
LAY. The 18th. was the time appointed for
solemnizing the marriage ceremony. The
guests were invited, and every thing requisite
for the occasion attended to, Saturday night
the family retired eaily that they might feel
the better the next day. Bnt alas! for tho
hopes ofMr. Brown. WI hen the next day came
was ascertained that the Young lady had
been mysteriously spirited away II seems
that on Sunday night between the hours oG
IL and ~ O'Clock, when the family we're
hushed in sound repOse, young man Of the
place, named COnkling, who Tor year past
had entertained an itching desire for the young
lady's heart and hand-a desire vs. hich il turns
out as not unreciprocated proceeded to the
residence of the fair one, and without disturb
ing either the parents or the lover. prevailed
upon her TO accompany him with bag and
baggage to Athens. where they were married.
On the following Monday they returned home.
The Tilted lover left the same day. 1t will
never do TO give it up so Mr., Brown
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27
Concluded next week.

Miss MARrIxEAu, Miss Fuller Of the
New York Tribune. now in England, in one
of her letters to that paper. dated at Anoies-
ide, Westmoreland. Aug. %, says:
Miss Martineau has here charming resi-
dence it has been finished only few months
but all about il is in unexpectedly fair order.
and promises much beauty after year or two
of growth, Here we found her restored to
full health and activity, look ing. indeed lar
bette, than she did wlieniu the United States
1t was pleasant to see her in this home, pre-
sented to her by the gratitude of England 70
her course of energetic and benevolent effor-
and adorned by tributes of affection and es-
TEEN from many quarters, From the testi.
mony of those who were with her IN and
since her illness, her recovery would seem to
be Of as magical qnickness and sure progress
as has been represented. AT the house Of
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-27

Fuou Eighteen roTwExrY-T Two Prob
ably more people 90 10 The deuce between
these interesting ages, than nj any other pc
Rod oftheir existence. At this aye IL pas
sion for petiicoats and ungodliness. general
" RACES throughout the system with pow
or that can be no more guided by reason,
than YOU could direct the movements Of an
insane bull with boiled carrot. AT that
age we are perfect locomotives, goingto de
struction with a train OF evils 1T the rate oil
sixty miles an hour. At twenty, 10 use The
language OF Dow, the celebrated divine,
the male and female hearts are nothing more
or less than high pressure boilers-love is the
steam, which they sometimes blow of in
sigha--and hope, fear, anxiety, and jealousy,
are freight cars they drag. At this season
oflile. your filled with the exhilliraiing gas Of
romance everything 10 you looks romantic.
by spells. Yon (boIh girls and boys) now
read novels Til your gizzards have soitened
into sentimental Jelly and settled into the Fit
eiyour ST lmahcs. o, | know how you feel !!
YOU feel as though you'd like 10 soar from
star star ! kick little PLANETS aside, take era
Nv comets by their blazing hair, and pull
them into their right coursGs-sit upon the
highest peak of thunder cloud, and langle
the red lightning between ycur thumb and
finucrs. as a h-chain-ihen dive into the
roiden sunset sea, and sport with celestial
syrcns-speed on, pull the nose ofthe black
sruard in the moon-ransack all crtailon-
knock Il few pahes out of the windows OF
heaven-and then hsItter down as gently as
n breeze. and find the darling object Of your
love intending stockings by moonlight! That's
how you feel
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CAMP NEAR MONTEREY, Sept. "a. 1916.

OAMf NEAR NiON AhL Il oCPt' - ACfO'
The place was much more strongly forth
fed than Gen. Taylor had any idea Of, and
the Mexicans defended their works with skill
and determination.
The carnage on our side is great, and
probably more so than that Of the Mexicans,
"a they fought under cover ali the time. Gen.
Worth has distinguished himself rs gallant
soldier and skilllul commander,
Gen. Taylor gave him a fair chance and
he has ncbly avaied himself III, His d.
vision with Hays's regiment Of Texan vol
upieers, have gained more ground and car
ried more points than all the rest of the army
and with very little loss up 10 yesterdays
p. NJ, it is only five killed and twenty eight
wounded. The loss on our side will not he
less than five hundred killed, wounded and
prisoners.
Gen. Ampudia ACKNOWLEDGED 1000 as tho
number of his troops, but it probably amoun-
ted to full H. 900, Our loss is severe. The
lst, Sd and 4lh infantry suffered with :hs
Tennessee volunteers Of the 2ist under the
eye Of Gen. Taylor. Gen. Taylor escaped
unhurt. hut was greatly exposed. his horse
was wounded.
Gen Worth with his battalion and Hays
command had an action some distance this
side ofMonterey with considerable Next
can force, and dispersed them in short
time. Col Hays killed lieutenant colonel
of the Mexican army single handed.
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WHAT SHAREHOLDERS THINK OF
SLAVERY.

Mr.. Isaac E. Morse OF Louisiana, in a
speech in Congress. January II, 1915, said
He denied the principle which seemed 10
he assumed here as a lhing conceded, name
". that slavery was an evil He insisted
that IT WAS no EVIL: on the contrary, IL ras
The greatest blessing 1rhich God Almighty
himself could hare ordained for the protec-
lion and safe keeping Of large mass OF hu-
man beings who were incapable ofmaintain-
ing and preserving themselves
[Appendix Cong. Globe, vol. 15'P.92.
AZ We find the above floating about in
the newspapers. 1t Is calculated TO create or
confirm false Impressions. Some slavehol-
ders think as Mr.. Msrse does more, we be-
lieye. Of those who think at all, consider
Slavery great evil, but one not 10 be easily
abolished. II is wrong, therefore, TO say
that Shareholders think this, or that oi
topic wherein their opinions are divided
Mr.. Morse is New England Yankee WIN
has chosen tolive in louisiana and to be-
come an extensive Shareholder there; and
such are apt to gIoriiy Slavery more thSn
than those born TO tin part. to drown self
reproaches; but more probably, TO dissiPafe
the suspicious with which they are apt to be
regarded by those born Shareholders who
naturally think all Northern men are Anti
Slavery, or ought to be.
Mr.. Morse, it need hardly be said. is brim-
full Of Democracy end all that.-lN. y
Tribune.
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HANDSOME MEN.-One OF our exchanges
contains the following remarks relating to
handsome men -
Iryou are ever threatened with a hand
some man in the family, Just take a clothe-
FOUNDER, while he is yet in the bud, and bat
Ter his nose TO Il pummice. From some
cause or other, handsome men are invaria-
bIy asses they cultivate their hair and COM
pIexion so much, that they have no Time 10
think o: their brains. BY the time they reach
80 their hands and heads are equally sot.
Arain We say, ifyou wish TO find an intel
lectuaI man, just look for one with face so
rough you might use it for nutmeg CRATER.
The writer ofthe above is undoubtedly as
ugly a looking fellow as you can pick up
any where-BelloirS Falls Gazette.
And was probably ''cut out" by some good
looking fellow. and wrote the above when
mad because he couldn't shine"