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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

A BOLD STROKE FOR WIFE. The
Philadelphia correspondent, OF the New
York Tribune relates the following, under
date of the 9th inst-"Thore was quite nm
exciting love affair came of last evening. in
the neighborhood of Sixth and Walnut
streets A Miss Ward, charming Young
creature, j, appears had become attached to
young Medical student named Throck.
morton, 10 Louisville, where hey parents
reside and in order to separate the lovers,
Miss W. was sent TO the seminary of Mrs
Scgoinc, opposite the Washington Square
in this city. The young man, nothing
daunled, soon came on, and while Mrs Sc.
GONE and her pupils were enjoying n pleas.
m, walk, Mr. T. suddenly appeared, pic1
ed up Miss w in his arms, and in an in,
slant they were both in cab and soon on,
Of sigh;l The school mistress stood for n
moment amazcd-she knew not what 10
say or where to go, bu, have no doubt
ere this some generous parson has settIed
all the difficulty by making that twain
one"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
STAGE NOTICE

an and after Mon"ty May II. an accom-
~ mediation stage viii leav, Rutland eve
. Monday, Nednesdav,and / day. 81 a
IN aud arrive at krencs =. IN same day.
REI( RNING.
Lowe keene, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at 3 p m and arrive at Rutland
s,me dty, by s pm
Al Caveut tins line viii connect with =
line Tor Claremon'. y II same day.
RETURNING.
Passengers can leave ClIrcmnnt every
Tuesday, tn ursday and Saturday at ! a.
IN. and go to Casleton, VI the same night,
there connecting with the burlington and
Albany limo gong directly on without sleep.
ing and arriving al albany the next day al
. p. IN.
Also
with n lro that loatcstaNleton, at 2 O'Clock
the next morning for Whitehall ana Sarato.
ga, arriving at Saratoga same day at4 p m
At Wa,polr tins line connects with the
Connecticut River line, aud arriyiur at Brat
tlCbeio' same DAYS by p, IN. Returning
leaves Braltleburo Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturdays, arriving at Rutland 3 p. N same
day.
TheBurinGtnn & Boston regular mil line
via Rut'.fd and kceno. S H., $751;. lave
Rutland every day a, heretofore at % mex
cept Saturdays. leave Sunday Nouu. a
~ 7'l arrive j. noe,on IN 20 hours.
Stage |N.- II u.'..au At . a. III. ev
crS gay except sundays 10 connect wi'h TIN
line at Rutland same days, 50 that passen,
pcts can 90 from whitehall 10 Boston IN twt
DAYS f.. FOSl FER, COOK d CO
Ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

] he PARIS PresSe announces that A lex.
andor Dumas, incompa' nbIy the greatest
novelist has commenced new work, tie
first part Of which he has already complc.
ted IN the midst Of his busy proportions
for his new theatre lis TILE IS Memories
dum MedictaG The scene is LAID IN the
latter pat OF the last, and the commence.
mcnl oilhe present century, describing the
days of,he fall OF the BialIe-,ho DAYS oil
the DIrectory-the Empre-Ihe Rcstora-
ton, down even 10 the present time. II
promises to be Dumas's greatest work, md
IS to appear in the ieuillelons OF the Presse
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

The steamship Great Western left
New York on Thursday, with Us
passengers. She took out 100000
sin sovereigns and large mail. A
among the passengers were MIR David
Scott Of Ohio bearer OF the despatch
es To the American Minister IN Lon
Bon, and Mr. Robert Falk Of Liverpool,
Bearer Of dispatches to the British
4 Government.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

THE NATIONAL FAIR The man
ufacturers and mechanics of Wheeling
held meeting last Saturday, to make
arrangements with reference to the
National Fair at Washington.
In New York, also, we see by the
papers, active preparations are going
on among the artisans and manuiac-
lures Of that city in reference TO the
SAND object We observe lhnt it is
proposed to charter n steamboat TO
bring on goods and parsons.
Packages Of goodsufld specimens are
already arriving in This city for the
Fair. Among them we are glad ia
see sundry bales and packages from
the Souih.--INat Intel.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
MISS VI. T.. CLARK

w OF I'D inform her customers and the
w public generally that she has JUS, re.
turned from the city Of New York with a
large and well elected assortment OF mill.
merry goods, among which may be found
Tuscan, Rutland and Fancy straws Of the
latest fashions, Shlrred silk hats and mate
rails for the same She will also make Ia
order other bats Of any kind. She has also
large assortment OF Ribbons and artificial
flowers, Dress Caps and Tabs, Lace Capes
I.aces Of every description, Mourning Col
lars, CIavats and Gloves, white and coloted
Paris Kid gloves, Misses and ChlIdtens' cot
ton gloves ,linnen cambria handkerchels, fan
cy scars, and cravas, green Barage Wells
irlnees and cords fancy silk buttons, ruches,
corded and glass cloln skirts ,chlldren's hats
band boxes together with other articles too
numerous to mention.
| Miss c. would inform her customers on,
OF town that she has removed d few doors
north. OF her former residence on the oppo.
site side 9th street where she will be found
at all times ready and willing TO attend ,c
their wants. Miss &. also feels willing /,
say that she now has facilities for doing ul
straw IN manner GOT TO be surpassed in the
country
Nllners and mantua makers supplied
with patterns. Orders from abroad solicit
ed snd promptly blended TO.
kul.4Hd. May, -, 1916. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

MrrIHy. While ship Carroll, from
New Orleans, was coming into the bay
. Thursday morning part OF the crew
mutinied, and during the scufflc which
snsued, Capt. Foster received a severe
FOUND IN the arm, and the first and
ocond mates were badly injured
Pr officers Of the cutter Hamilton
&ent on board, and secured five Of the
new
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

CoSSTcricrT Tho Legislature Of
thl, State met o, New Haven on Wedncs.
day last, and was duly organised The Hon.
Samuel ID lnghnm tLoco) was elected
President pro TEN OF The Srua' .l ,he 81
ballot, ~ volng for himself For Clerk,
A. A Bunhun (Loco) tad Il votes and
John { lIolIlsIer(N 10 10 the House
Cyrus II Bcatdsley (Loco) was elected
Speaker The vote stood for Beardslcy
ll2, ". w Boardmun (Whie) i02, +
Jackson (Whirl | Charles r lngersol
and CALVIN w. philleo tLocos) were cho.
sen frs, aud second clerks.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

rPThc Young couple at Albany
who were married IN Joke but whose
bonds the Legislature refuse to sever,
have concluded to make the best of the
Joke, and be married over again As
they are now twice legally married,
we hope they will have IA double guam
uty of connuptal blessings and-"rc-
snOnSihIllncs.N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

r., { No3dhousc will deliver Zee.
Iurc (by rcqu'sO IN tho Grind Jury Room
a' 'hc Count House East Rutland on Sun.
day the lab INST, al 3 o'clock p m, his
subject will &c the evils attending the sys-
ten Of American Slavery
Mr. Wooihousc having entered bis pro
ct agaIns, tnt system OF American Slave.
~ aud pledged hmseIft to use all just 6ab,
means 10 promote It's abolition, It is 10
be hoped that all true frienis 10 cause viii
attend the lecture
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

RIP l. T. \ q Is A l. T. y
IIANING dispose of most of iHelr old
Il L stock Of Goods are now receiving ifom
New York a much larger assortment than
ever before, which will make their stock al
most entirely new and viii be sold at much
lower prices lhan formerly, among which
may be iound the following
BroadciotAs CaSimtres, and Sahlneh i;
Gents Summer g0o!S, a Sredl raTiclg
LaiicS DrfsS Goods and Shawh,
LadieS and Misses Siraw avd Florence
BOnRsis:
Prints new pat'erns) Patasols, Ciayats, Rib
bons, srihcis's, LADIES' travelling bags, YES
tings gent silk and fe'd satin crayats,Leg-
horn hats, beached and brown sheeunes aud
shlhlnCs. bed ticking, summer s,ufis, batting
ADD drilling.
! Crockery and Gi1U Ware, Hardware ana
/ CV0sr. also choice assortment Of
Family Grocenei. Pants, OIis q
Lye SfgFi. Wrsdo,o G!an
and Sa.h, SAT-, Flour,
Fish, DO DC.
. Al arc invited TO cali d examine ihesS good'
before purchasing elsewhere. All kluds o
COUNTRY produce taken interchange FOR goods
Rutland, Say II, 1915. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
n EX GO0nS

THE undersgne4 has this day rereiVsd
large and splendid assortment, Of Dry Goods
among which may be found some Of the ls-
test styles of Ladies and GenilemeB's Dress
Goods Also good assortment OF Grore-
mes, Hardware snd Crooksry, for particulars
eBll 81 the store 81 o L. ROBBINS.
Ratland. Nav 4. 1915 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

H00n FEET machine cinnbosrd'. a
OOVO new and very superior suicie.
m tins seri,or. s'so two Ne'ts Blacksmith
scrcw plates together with general sssori.
mem NJ wagon IRE. round fat. and square
iron and steel, Tor sale ~ ihe store ~
JAMES PORTER.
Rutland, nsy 8. ls4s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
n L " 6 q 0 y )
4. b II IL 4 Il u

nIFERN tut sale general assortment
~ uf New ard Fa~hipo,h 'c euuis il,' r.
celve from New Notk comprising a.oui
2oooyards prints ol the Illes, su,cs. aiso urW
STYLES Of De lanes. BtSpuons. Glngbem,
Lawns. Muslius. Sc. Also t,orcn,e Bon.
nrlS, Ribbons and Tabs, Sh,wlS, Ctavats
Laces tdginc fontinPs oic., X SHOES
sips. Bpsktu~ ~
Al-O-
bt"td loiHs, VesuuE-. ,a~~tmcrrs, coating
and pant siuh also y general assortment o
ilputWatc, Gro, kerry dud Grceucs. p ~ o'
whl'h viii be sold on noe most uH. ,t
terms 10
Plu,lord, May LIST, 1916
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

TIE Lasi Oas A sehoolar,being asked
n his teacher kow he ,hhuld fog BIN, re
Nod, lfyou please, err | should like to
i've II upoo the Italian sysiem--,he heavy
FOXES upwards, sBd she down ones light
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

q Mr. French has been elected Regis
N OF deeds III Essex County, Mass.
twer all competitors by about 2OO ma
brlty
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
Prescription. A correspondent

Prescription A correspondent
oil the National lnlelligencer mentions
n recent case illustrating the odious
and tyrannlzing dcuNcrnIIc practice Of
turning good and faithful men out Of
Office on political grounds Mr. Charles
vincent was unSoremoniously rcnov-
cd from Office last wcck-who for 30
years, has been pubic servant in the
Treasury Department, and has quietly
passed through 6 administrations, as be-
came a true and honest man.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
RI,NON Al,
\ EM q 0 DS

rLEMENT & PROCTOR have tcmoy
~ cd TO the store frtmotlt occupied hy {.
\ Mungcr (Nhl Nilsgs,l where they arc
'uw receiving from Ho.tor. large ssson
non, OF SPRING GOODS, consist.
,ne Of
Dry GoodL Groctr,u, CroekrrV Gia,,
and Hard Ware, Pass, O,h
aad Dee Sbe,,
and all ARTICLES usually kcP IN variety
store al Hpprtccdesf,d I1r r-rrss ior cash
country produce or good approved credit
lhcy would invite all wishing 10 obtain
goods ek,ap to call and examine THEN stock
before pure hasing elsewhere and We feel
'ured iha, the quality and prIee eanaei Jai
10 ,u1f
They have also few thousand feet OF pine
boards tor sale
They koep constantly ON hand flour Of the
most approved brands which they viii sell
hv uio load or barre, a, Whitehall pa, es--
taspottauun at1cd
+ /, Rock, Western, Barrel and Dtity
salt Plaster. g..
CIENENr6 PROCTOR
Rutland, NJ, 5 1916 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
RAKE CHANCE
CIOTON'SINpROVED BEE, HIVE

X ikE tHANl T..
CT OTON'SI IMPROVED BEE HIVE
TIE subscribers are now prepared to offer
iot sale I'M. highly valuable Invention. for
Which ltllets patenl. hNe Hoeu oJ,Aihed and
"htrh II is comfortably asserted, combines
sufficient advantages over all other hives
uow ~ use, TO make II worthy tie afienl
OF all such as keep or are siiass
keeping bees, even though II be hnt
one swarm The construction Of thc hive
is simple, and 40 adapted 10 the nature and
hAbis OF bees, as thu the more hume Gus
the bees, the more room IS furnished Tor
them 10 labor so that IN the mIlsl o. the
honey season, ample scope is gwen for tie
/ industry Of all.
( This hive, when examined 10y those ac-
quhnicd with the management OF bees, J., lm p
medlateiy purchased and highly recommen
/ d.i and suchi fecommendailo from ma
J nv Of lbe FIRST men ~ the state, (among
wnom are GOV. Sltde and Lieut. CIV Ia
tpn) are published 10 pamplhei, together
wilh directions for the construction Of TIE
hive and The management Of bees which
pamphlets accompany the sale Of each night.
TINS Inveuuon - the result OF much study
and research and now II IS offered Tor sale
not for the purpose OF amaSstng a fortune.
but with the confident belief TINT the intro
ducuon and genera use O! It viii be an meal
culable public benefit. Beng DESTROYS that
tins hive should be immediately Introduced
TO the public, and It's superior advantage
appreciated an enjoyed, the proprleioB viii
dispose OF town OF county rights upon terms
highly advantageous TO purchasers
Applications for town or county night,
should be made to Aaron Cotton, rrisheld
a., l., I NJ nennan i,.v.ytllfs " and L.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
AYERS Cherry PectoraI.

NOR ne various affections Of the Lungs
j and Throat such az coughs, colds, Asih-
ma, croup hoatse ness. influenza, brnncAius
-Dd lnciWenl consumption, Tor sole by
10 W T. G.. SIObDAkD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

In Corinth, \. Y, on the 25th ult
Nlnsor Brown Esq, aged As years.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
pcrfunlcrY.

CHOlCE frenchPerlumery together with
~ a supe nor srtcIe Of Cologne for sale by
W T. e. STODDARD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

DRAPER, hLDRlCH d FRINK ~ osc-
~ fully soiIcIi toe attentions Of lefmoGi msr-
chants 10 their stork Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
enmpis,sing a. desirsbie az sssOrtmeii 50
can BE- found at any house Ia the cry. which
they pledge themselves TO sell on favor
able terms Second 10 nooe IN their fsclli-
lies Tor obtaining goods al The lowest rates.
and snIio0s on,y 90 culvate a safe trade.
hoEsver, close. they are ready and willing
10 dispoSs ol their stock Al the smallest hv
lnP advance on ouginhl rost--ihsir motto he
ing small profits and qulrk returns
DRAPER. ALDRICH a FRlNK
81 Li5ery a. near Broadway, =. Y 10 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
NEW SSE-NG CcccS
ROOT 4 TOMIJNSON.


HAVING formed a coparlnership for tho
Il L sale OF merchandise N tie late stand
o. Rice, Root Co, would give notice to
the public, that they have fot sale a foil as.
sentiment OF rich aud fashionable goods whlch
will be sold at mere living profit from thcu
cost IN market Oar stock consists IN part
uf large assortment OF Pin's, uch dress
Goods ad 4n,cd 20 the season Musllhs
Bcrages. Nous de LANES Cashmere b.
rage and embrd Nous de LANES shawls
French and English Btoadcloih, Of the most
fashionable coors Casslmetcs al all va
rleles, Tweed, Satlnels, Nelvets Sergcs
Vestings Domestic Goods large variety
Neapolltsn, Florence and Fancy B1nnels ;
Ribbons, Linnens, Laccs, Hosiery and silk
Goods, every variety Of Crockety and Glass
ware, Cutlery and Hardware choice family
Groceries. Paints, Fish, Flour and Salt --
Our friends we expect, and the pubic geucr
ally we invile 10 cal. balorc ~ king their Sc
leclions elsewhere. 4. TOMIlNSON,
). II, ROOT.
Castleton, May -, 20lf
STATE OF VERMONT| REi,rcm,m.
D,suc, Of Rutland, IS - bcycd hat
a, special probate court held at Rutland
within and for said district on the OH dav
Of Nav, \ y 1Hif.
Pfesen. WIN NaU, Juf.r
Whereas. Whlpple Mar,in. Guardian Of
James W Martin, Joel s Manln, Helen
Martin. and William X Msrtiu, of Occola,
in the County of Livingston. aud State Of
Michigan, minor children Of the said Whip
PIE and his lato wife Cynthia has this day
made apple alton to said court representing
that the real estate. Of his said wards withlr
! this sta'c ronsists of ono equal undivided
| half of the real estate which was set out &c
/ Tryphrna Smith, late widow Of Joel Smith
late of said Rutland. deceased, teslatc, ac-
curding TO the provisions Of said will. and
which consists Of Is acres Of meadow land
/ and co acres Of pasture and woodland, that
the sale OF the utercs othls SAID wards IN
sald real estate would be cuuducire to their
interest and therefore praying said court &c
grant him license TO sell the same
Therefore, II is ordered 10y sail court tha
said application be referred tor hearing anc
decision TO tine first Monday being The Is
dav Of June, next, and that a copy of thu
order be published three weeks succcsSlvcl'
previous thereto 10 the Rutland Herald,
newspaper printed at Rutland iha, all per
son. interested may appear and OBJECT to IL,
same they see cause.
4 true copy of record,
90 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
NOTICE.

THIS 10 ~ esrifV thai hsvs tbis dsy given
nv sons Henry r. y Filnsrs snd Charles
w Fillmore their time during The r~nAidsr
oftheir minority ia'irsnsse ~ business Tor Then
selves. ard ihsli risim nnns n their wsFer
nor paw sny debts ~ ihsir coause'ios shsr
this dsts LUTHER FILLMORE
MlddSe,osn, April %, 1910 Ies
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
MARRIED.

In Mendon, on the fifth inst, by Rev
!. Hunt, Mr.. Joseph Grapes, TO Miss
Elisabeth Stone, all of NJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
NOVICE.

"HIS may certify that | have this day
d given my son Henry Smith his time
during the remainder OF his minority and
shall claim none OF his earnings and p7y no
debts OF his contracting after this date
JAMES &. SMITH.
lIydcvlle, April 23j, 1916 %
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E.sfraS

t.$trIN.
rr~, TAME into the nclesurc Of
- y y the subsc rlber, on the 29th
IL III of April iasta two year old mare
- , ~ colt, dark bay. with black name
-'~'s ,-r-si andilil, and star in the forehead.
Tie owner Is requisite to prove property,
pay charges AID take her away.
ANES e.. ANDERSON
Ira. Nay 3, 1916 lg'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24
MOORE y TuTTLE.
W0kch 80 80 ILL.,.

V0bbE R"4 Espgb AA0HEFS+
Watches clocks, music boxes aud i~eWlerg,
carefully cleaned aud repaired. Shop Cor,
ner of Church and Third Streets.
NIB All watches that have been left at
G @ Woore's shop over one year, viii be sold
for repairs il not called for by tie FIRST Of ~
prfI next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

RR2
Baton Rouge Classical and Commercial Boar.
ding and Day School. The Rev. John
Burke Gate President Of Franklfs COZ
Iege} Rector. 10 Commences on The III
January 1916.
The course Of instruction 1T this ~fnstifas
ton, will embrace, in the English and classi1
cal department. minute and critical attention
to eogspog3i0n e9eVaon and gdtbhegia afl It's
branches. The application Of tie rules Of
Ffosody III the structure and scanning of
areek and Latin verse, ii reg afded as an en-
efcise Indispensable toward 4 thorough
knowledge and appreciation Of the beauties
Of ancient poetry.
HsbaIl be as well the never ceasing desire
and care Of The rector and his assistants, so 10
labor in the most important trust se0mmftfed
70 them, that their pupils, may, together with
lfreproacbabIe moral and RELIGIOUS con.
duet,aequfre well merIted reputation. for
sound, useful, practical and accomplished
scholarship. An able professor & native Of
Hungary with others 10 be employed If ne
cessaJyJ will give Instructions in the French
: GeTHan and Spanish languages, also Ia
algebra geometry, trigonometfY, fplain
and SPHERICAL Theoretical and practical
surveying, linear drawing, Architecture and
Landscape painting.
The rector grounds his hopes az continued
patronage and liberal supp Trt by an en-
HghteBed public, on The successful expe-
rienee Of quarter Of q century ia This coan.
Try and Enrope-on the strongest rgcommen-
da6ons from distinguished citizens ofLogfs~
ANA and The Caf0i1Has and above all, on the
fairly tested progress Of bisspupils, In moral,
literary and scientific improvement.
Particulars as to discipline, course or st04
dies vacations &c, &c, may be obtained by
application to The Rev. John Burke, Baton
Roage.
TEaMs Or rgfrroN for day pupils in fhe ell
efne1tary branches Of an English education
EsFetlthg, reading, writing and affthmetfc.1
IHhEE DoLEARs soc. per month, ~cl4ssies and
mathematlcs5 s5x DOLLARS per month, modern
Languages with other studies sfeHr DsEE4Hs
per month.
~Rsfrsaees-The Right Rev, Leopidas
Polk, Bishop Of the Diocese ola TIE
Rev Francis i Hawks, D b rector Of Christ
Church, Nfw Orleans. The Rev. Daniel 8
Lewis, rector Of Grace Church ST. Francis.
qiIie. The Rev w 3 Lacy. d D rector OF the
Southern Institute, foryou8g ladies', Jackson.
"a Natchfoehes, The Hon. JG Campbell
Ten. 4 Worse, James Taylor and Charles
Billiard. Esqs.
Alexandria, John X Es4ee, Esq Dr.. Da.
wilson, oPeloasas, Judge overton, Hon. on
DonaldsoaYille, Judge Nichols,
Baton Rouge, I'D Avery, Esq, &c.
The Prospectus Of the Boarding School
&C., will be issued In q few DAYS.
T5e teacher whose services have been
engaged, speaks French with the fagpeV and
correctness Of a we'll edocated native Of
France.
December 18Th, 1s4g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

70 AMIlA
aY 5sS , ossa1i

R@a%&
Pride Of the Wssg-ihs clarion rms
Offamo bath psaEed Wv praise
and Genius CLAIMS thee mi lts osga,
And shfiaes thy gIorioss sgs.
There never sang Id EdenE bower,
Nor lived since EdeB's birth,
a Minstrel With such msgic poweg
A. thou, loved gem 81 esftb.
Tby fingers sweep the burning lgrS,
And millions turn 70 Thea,
As men fold, 10 Sspphs's IRE,
Far IN the Egean sea,
When from her lips, low, sweet sed ss8y
4 6onied nasfc epfa1es
And GFeeia IN her glory clad
Hung speI<bound oa her tongnef
aTis bespfifat to watch gby mind,
And mark tie miffored ffaifs
OF glorious images that bind
The heart ta earth again.
They're radiant % beams ef light
On the SNOW y-erested sprag,
Or Fainbows on che brow Of night
Or s9lphs IN 3 sunnY day
And what 4 holy power is thine
To charm The care worm heart
Ard bid il seek tho altaF's shrine
WAere sacred thoughts do elagt.
Tt weave 81 Eden out Of earth,
Beneath The bending sky
Ard point us from The baI sn6 hesrflS,
Whffe pure hearts, nef9F de-
G-n of the essket ! viss thine eyss
Wfh gintfy age grow DIM
Sod angels from the dark blue skies
Shall bsgkon fhea to Him Z
Ere yet thou spfiagest tofby sjrst
Ia the dreamy land Of rest,
Be thoa q Phoenix % Der pyre
Thy last wild notes the scat
MoBfEE, November, 1916,
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- apnarEnnItY %

NOTICES opportunity Of
.,~~,a ~ The public general
~ I'D into his new stable in
~. Il 5esfely East Ok the city hotel
he Iot fuful for she liberal ss5roaage ness
Fn.ly Aended. the undersigned ~ SQUEEZING
.os,t;unanee of the same, bsgs leave e gay
- ~ ,ains or expense has been spared g
- Ne Livery Stable wbas il should De II
: r.soa 81 good horses and earrlages
g way JORDAN HOLT.
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Hars & GAYS.

i, noIskfp, and CASHMERE bats, boys fashionable do. do, youths blk. am
q do, gents boys and youths biz. and fancy cloth caps, Of the most recea
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BOOTS & SHOES.
NnrIrE

During NY absence from Bafsu Rouge all
persons having business tfansactioBs With
me, are referred To George u Lacey aud Rjch-
ard Loucks, Esqrs, ny agents aid alandata-
RES.
deco j. %. EEWCoMB,
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list RECFTvEn

ALMONDS RATsINs CURRANF rs. frs,
citrons. cran6erries, gsalaga grapes AND
assorted preserves, also. 81 assortment Of
preserved and picked salmon, shad, clans.
Holsters and Goldfish for sale By
WrLLIAx NARKHAa, Church 81.