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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

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pKACTTTAL BUoK.KEEYTNG, No. 80 cedar stleet-
Mr e C. Marsh, Aeeoua,aat Author Of the sieenes of
sSey e''' bookkeeping improved continues TO teach
by hi. become competent bopfkespeI in abouta
Prospectuses, with TERMS obtained at the rooms from A.
uogE's PATENT PREMIUM EXTENSION DINING
TABLES, with metal plated slides for private parlor
snd dining hotels SC for Gle
order A large largest the city, and
81 h
at the No 40 Broadway where the public
au2a aa1.Ie : : -"'' N CF.1HoBE. as Broadway
s4Ars Patent Msde9.'
Choice Choice Cocgoe Ertrses sna Other Pernme.y for retail,
sSs ssT.' ct % syrup .s 70, ss
GoS i s 20; and g.
sale at No Courandt'teet first store from Broadway
s4 sot.rc late Vroom Il Fowler Of No ..
CHQlCk PEkFUMEkY AND FANCY .soAPs-At
large Hook Cologne to close remarkably low
5 s ySsS sa,..
nell Pain E.,eor Depot for the ne. s e
Columbia, a Hair Resiorsiivs or Slayer SIT ist.rc
%Ant 10 EssSs s
street. between Avenue and have constantly hand and
CnSeeh casos Phs Tu%bs T.po SOUP
spS q syy - spoons, sDoOns. syIinses, Deeantsr
N X. Britannia Ware neatly repaired sl2 30tsrc
IVHOLEsALE SHIRT WAREHOUSE, No. 81 Pau
w street, I'd door from William where may be found
Of Shirts Of every quality, made the latest
ys, and Of superior work mansp Fancy and PIain Linen
Muslin and common Shirts, constantly on hand.
Sonthen and Western merchants respectfully invited
call before purchasinr. JOHN WOOLSEY, "a Plat s.
Two Gnr,re
A GRlCULTUKAL ROOMS, LYCEUM BUILDING |
h6RT Si9a1dTTiK SfY fES%sfBIroNA. tn. suggestion
Of the state Agricultural Society, whose Far will be
held Saratoga Springs the 18th OF Sept, the American
Agricultural Association have changed the time OF holding
their Exhibition the 9th and 9th Of Sept All de-
srous Of aiding the Of Horticulture earnestly in
vited to exhibit specimens Of Flowers Fruits Vegetables,
and 70 for premiums Programmes be obtained
Of Mr. James Hogg Scotsman, 500 Broadway, opposite the
Roomsof any OF the principal seedsmen in New York. OF
Luther Bradish, Win. Coventry r. WaddsI,
James Lenox, Shepherd Knapp,
Iheo: Frelinghuyssa, Rufus King Deladed.
Archibald RUSSELL II. L. Pell,
,... Edward Clark.
iylIeot.re DP GARDNER ssc'v.
RROWNs. COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SA-
LOON. No u Pearl street. head Of Coene, Slip Stran.
aud Others whose business calls them to the lower part Of
me VIII find thus convenient get their meals
GEORGE BROWN,
s33otsrc Late of Lovejcv's Hotel
No HUMBUG-A dining saloon just opened down
town at NO u krunt and lodging also; come aud
uoss Ior youfssl. The rooms siugle au2l wtem 1
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ISZ WHO SHAVE THEMsEuVEy ~ '"o9H

(From the Evening Post Specmens Of Rings unspproach
able Vcrbcra Cream Tor ShavingThis article
praised by those who made trial IT, year took the rs
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed, it fully conceded
BY those who know that u impossible manufacture
article equal 10 It. IL Is soitening the skin, fragrant the
sense destroyer Of eckes and pmples and soId cheaper
nomy and comfort IN shsyns shonld possess themselves Of IL
From the Evening Mirror )-Rings Verbena Cream we
Know by experience to be the best kind Of shaving soap and
without IL.
Prepared and for sale wholesale and reta by Charles IL
fIng Druggist, 100 broadway, corner Of John street
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1On BARRELS PURE SPIRITS-
AOO lco do Superior ALCOHOL.
WHITE BRANDY.
An excellent Article Of Native Grapes for Preserves Cor
dials, &c, al muck lower price than the imported
For sale By JOHN DHOMERGUE,
2os Front street, between Beekman and Fulton SIS.
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CLIkEHUGH'S VENTlLATING WIGS, Scaps, and
~ Ladies' Head Dresses stand above all
IN the wcsld An examination viii prove hi. egotstcal
their being shaped and ted the exactly the
natuI hair hair having the appearance of
and workmanship their style Of fash and mode Of
have them perfect heads OF
Strangers invited To inspect them whether from curio
with intention purchase Prices moderate ll8 Broad
way directly the City Hotel Entrance by
Of g, Iohn haffsr .Ic aa,s
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C2 Dog LOsT-A sprigh,ly black and f,wn cOlored
Va English terrier with sharp pointed ears The
person with whom he strayed away yesterday Tues
day aitenoon respectfully requested him. and
receive from his his thanks and adequate
pensaon, nj 229 Ninth street. s23 4tsrc
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A MOTHER GREAT MATCH RACE between the ce-
IA lebraied boats JAMES J. BEVlNS and OLD COM
MoDoRE wl CONF of on Monday, Sept a. at O'Clock,
tween Castle Garden and Pier No N. r. arounds Bedow
Island and backs the Beyns to be rowed by Whiehalle
and the Commodore by Staten Islander s25 3rsrc
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RROWN's COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SA-
\ LOON No II Pearl head Of Coente Slip Stran.
gers aud Others whose business calls them the lower Of
the city will find this convenient place their meals
-Breakfst Dinner and Tea.
GEORGE BROWN,
s33otsc Late of Lovejov's Hotel
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No HUMBUG-A new dining saloon just opened down
town No u Erunt and lodging also; aud
iudgs Tor yoursslf The rooms are single. su2i iWsm
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4 TARGET EXCURsION.-The Montgomery Guard.
Capt Nc Mahon, Capt Suvan Capt SeufeTt aud Capt.
I'M Hardenbery Companies attached the th Regt of ~
Y State militia, will proceed Flushing Monday,
Sept 9th, at O'Clock, for Target practice. Mr.. Duges
Band engaged and s Jacob Bell chartered for
Hotel for their rendesvousa judicous selection The
boat W Ill leave the head of Grand o'clock M.
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a FASHIONABLE HATS-JOHN N. GrNIN, 2A
- Broadway justly celebrated fashionable gentle
'h- furnishing Hats invites
who have already the Fall sl. to cali and get it, His
silk hats the most superb offered the public.
Advice TO Hat Weares-Never buy hat unless the brm
suits your form and its beauty
Genus, who will not sell hat u1less the form and
size ofhe purchaser This the Of the popularity aud
them 10 be enrolled the pos ultra of hats 24
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For further prrticular. please apply az The Office,
s2t 8tsm WM C(1WAN Man,gsr ''f'

-jI- uHEEE.nvE1S HNU BNUKEN WIND IN
t<1-use of Tstter,alls Heaye Powders They have
noblemen throughout the Kingdom of ires< Britain more
than fifty years As medicine for Heaves, Broken Wind
Bolts Worms &c the proprietor offers them people oil
the United States, with full confidence Of their
None genuine without the signature Of J. KlRKBRIDE
ors American currency A; H. COUGH Co, is Full
All orders accompanied by the paid punctuay
attended to- Persons desiring the agency by addressing
above paid with good reference, will receive
ST m
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"a HOPE LONG DEFERRED MahtTH THE
~ HEART SICK."-rhe subscriber, fully approaching
truth Of the above has concluded give his friends and
the public agreeable surprise and he begs leave to
them not hat there's peter nat coming but mat the
superior finish and se and of the very owes pr,es of any
any establishment in this my other city, have already made
their appearance Devoes Hat and Cap Manuac 1903
Fulton street. where he will be most happy attend the
wants Of his customers. DEVOE, l03 Fulton street.
sis
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EE& FOR NEW OKLEANS-Louisians and New
XEEt York Line Of Packeu--Posuvey the first and
nonly regular packet TO sail Monday, October lth--
ne splendid last sailing packet ship OswEGO Capt Thos
'hEr" VIII positively sail above. her regular day
For freight passage having handsome furnished
modal on,, apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
street, or'o Elk. COLLINS, IS South st.
ro.yey no ir,gh win be received on board after satur'
The packet ship CLIFTON Capt Jas. b. lngcrsol, will
succeed Osw.eo and s,; he, rsgrlsr dsv s26
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THO JOUKNEYMEN JEWLLLERS-Several first rate
i hands wanted to work in Boston Good wages aud con-
slant employ gwen. Address
JOHN H. SWEET & CO.,
e07 ~
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q 700 REWARD.-An appeal to every IF honor
lVO LOST-ln Broadway + ulton street or the vciay,
tidy night, the 2ith inst hundred dollar bill be-
evsd to be the Mechanics Bank whoever will produce
ina his and address, dire A. H. may their
trouble keep the bill By their doing they will the
SEQ 3tlskm
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/ AMrS-Lamps cleaned and repaired equal new, also
- Gas Fixtures made TO order IS Howard Jobbing
of all kinds done at the shortest notice, by
s26 IN +
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NRLNCH SPEAKING CLASS-FRANCIS BUTLER
teacher Of the French and Spanish Languages in the
9shng Institute and late professor of the French Language
IN Mr. Crittendens Female Academy BROOKLYN begs 10
form those gentlemen who DESTROYS acquiring horongh
grammatical and speaking knowledge the French Spanish
aud English Languages, that his classes will on
the goth Instant his 205 Water street. corner OF Full
ton, NY. ~ " '
Those who wish their Names are politely re-
quesed to apply above at their earliest
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RABY JUMPERS-To Southern Western Merchants--
- Your attention respectfully called novel and most
useful invention, the Patent Elastic Baby Jumper for the
heahfu and OF infants The relieft af
fords those having of children the sale has
everywhere commanded with the liberal allowed
those who buy the article sell again. renders de-
srable object 70 purchase either n.y By the quantity
Wholesale and Reail Depot, sll Broadway N. Y
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CTEAM EN0lNE.-One stean engine Of two ncr.e
~ complete with locomotive boiler attached all IN
good .,d order for sale low. r. HOE CO..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

lELLow FEvER.-We tcgret to be un.
der tho necessity ot stating, thai yellow e.
yer now prevails 70 a considerable extent
over the whole ofthe city orNow Orleans
and that i has also appeared in Mobile.
Il II quite probable that the towns along the
coast d the Mississippi may also have a
visit from the unwelcome intruder, and il
hcaoyes all parties 70 have a due regard 10
personal cleanliness BY frequent a~blutions,
AN the removal Of every accumulation o.
offensive matter from the vicinity OF their
~habdadoas.
The following announcement has been
published n all the city papers.
BoARD or HEaLrH, August "a, AZ.
1t having been wen established BIZ The
observation Of the physicians Of the city
that the yellow.sever il now prevailing il
nearly every part oft, and further appear.
ING BY the reports Of the medical men o
the public and private hospitals, and III ihs
cemeteries, that the cases OF this disease
have been numerous during the past week
and ~forty.seven thereof htal--jt becomes
the duty ofthis board to apprize the public,
and particularly the unaeclimated, that we
are on the eve Of an epidemic, that the lat,
ter may prepare to absent themselves in
time, and avoid such exposure and impru.
denoe as may increase their susceptibility
% the disease.
WAR; IN STONE, Chairman.
a. HRsrER, Secretary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

WE have on hand, at The Louisiana Pen.
i~tentiary, mixed, plain and twiled Linyeya
of q superior quality 10 those manufactured
at this establishment heretofore, and equal
to any Lfnseys manufa ctured elsewhere.
Also extra heavy Nankeen Lowell, q supe.
rior article for negro women and house ser.
wants dresses. Also cotton batfines FOR
quilts and comforts, all of which win be
sold cheaper than the Northern and West.
crn goods Of the same quality.
NOTATION, PRATT Il co.
July 31-26. Ono.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

2Np CoNuREsstoNAb DtsrRIUr On
Monday the apd instant, a Wing Conven.
ton assembled at Donaldsonville for the
purpose of nominating a candidate 10 re.
present that district In Congress.
Hon D. 4. kenncr was nominated
President, and q, G, Williams secretary,
both pros teW.
Ailer going through tho usual lornaliucs
aud nominating officers Of the Convention,
the election wa proceeded With, the can.
diaates being Mr. NJ. G. Thibodeaex O
Terrobonne, and Mr, G, M, Conrad o
Jefferson.
Tho whole proceedings were oharac.
tcfised BY the most or1crly and deoorou.
conduct, and the election terminated in "a.
vor Of IN. Thihodeaux.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07
BATON ROUGE RACES

The second spring meeting orer the
Magnolia Course, wiH begin in February
neal and continue SIR Digs.
FIRST DAY.
JOCKEY Cum Purse 300, entrance 10
per cent added two or more entrieg 10 en-.
title the winner to the purse. Mile heats.
Second race same day. Sweepstakes for
two.year.olds $3.50, entrance S75, forfeit
S25 declaration. Mile heats.
I'd. DAY.
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE 5000, conditions
as for the first race--two mile heats.
Sd. DAY.
KErNEK STAKE 5000 entrance 900
forfeit $50 declaration. To be run for by
two.year.olds, and all declarations to BIO
made by the 18th of December next-two
mile heats.
SECOND RACE SAME DAY.-JockeY club
purse 5000, conditions as for the first race
ut the neeting-mile heats, best three in
five.
4th DAY.
LADIES PURSE 5000, entrance ten per
cent, conditions as above. This race will
be nnder the exclusive control of the ladies'
who give the purse-two mile heats.
Bib DAY.
JOCKEY CLUBP PURSE $500, entrance ten
per cent, conditions as above-three mile
heats.
9Th DAY.
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE 800, entrance ten
per cent, conditions as above-four mile
heats
Persons wishing to make entries, will
address their communications TO A. Penis
ton Esq. Secretary ofthe Club at Baton
Rouge, La.
There is at this time in exercise on the
course, the far-lamed Fanny King, Red
Bird and several other good un's. Mr..
Patterson thinks that Fanny will be full
jolly for Revenue or any other champion
of the turfin the coming campaign.
A main of cocks will be fought during
the Races for $500.
doom d ELLIOT
Proprietors.
The following papers will please copy
once a month for six months, and send
their accounts to the Office Of the Baton
Rouge Gazette for collection viz: Nash.
vile Union-N. o. Picayune-Lonisiana
Chronicle, st. Francisville-LouisvilIe
Journal-Spirit of the Times.
THE BEST HAIR TONIC. and rest
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NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY.
AND PRINraRs FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
NJ IL n-n.l o., u.
No II Canal Street Rom.


No II Canal Street Row.
The undersigned beg leave to announce
10 publishers and Printers. that they have
established a complete TYPE @OUND.
RY in this city. The Book letter Of this
Foundry was cut to order by workmen Of
long experience, and, as no expense was
spared to obtain the handsomest faces,
aud to perfect it in every respect, we will
venture 10 say il will be found MS handsome
ifnot the handsomestfn the United States.
We have also a very handsome assortment
Of Flowers and Job Letter of the latest
style, TO which we do call the attention Of
Printers before purchasing elsewhere.
All articles manufactured by us shall be
off material eqnal, ifnot superior, 10 any
manufactured Mt the North and ns we shall
sell Type at New York prices, we trust ia
meet with encouragement.
We are dow prepared 10 manufacture
/ BRASS RULE, and TYPE Of any mag.
nitude, with pronptness. We would also
particularly call the attention of Printers
to our LEADS having an entire new set o
moulds by which we are enabled TO fur,
nish q perfect article. We are also
Agents for the sale of Napier, Washing,
ton and Smith Presses, which, together
with Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks
Furniture, Ink, and every other article re.
CURED in The Printing business, will BE-
kept on hand, and furnished at manufac
lures prices.
Editors and Printers wishing to estab
lish a Newspaper or Job Printing Office
VIII be furnished with an estimate in de
tail for the same, by stating the size 0
the paper. or the particular style and guam
tity ofwogk to be executed.
GREEN &Co.
aug. 7-27 ~ AZ Canal street Row
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0The communication signed "Baeha
vista, Was, we regretto pay, received TOO
lete for insertion III our present number.
Il win appear next week.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07
McCARsTLE's VERTICAL SAW
MILLS.
roR usn.


Are now in successful operation on the
premises Of Jacob Smith Esq; about eight
miles below the town Of Baton Rouge,
whose sugar plantation Ia situated on the
district known as the Dutch high lands, to
whose sugar mill he vertical saw mill is
attached. They are contrived to work
either by steam or horse power. An in
complete model was exhibited at the last
Agricultural Fair at Baton Rouge, but they
can now be put up and set agoing at a
price which viii be found Unexpectedly
moderate in proportion 10 the immense
quantity Of lumber they are calculated to
turn out daily. Logs of any dimensions,
either in length or breadth can be cut up
as required, and the carriage is moved in
the most approved stile. The proprietor is
confident that as soon as the mills now ad.
vertised come to be generally known, he
will receive numerous orders, and he re.
specially requests all planters and Others
TO whom a saw mill would be of use, to in.
spect his work and Judge for themselves.
Persons wishing to have such mills put
up will please to apply to N. N. McCars.
tie, who will be for some time resident in
Baton Rouge and vincinity.
August 7---27 ct
Picayune viii please copy three time:
in their Weekly number, and send theil
account to this Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

Nnytuo-Bihee Our last qualifications,
runners ar various Kinds have been tiftula-
tpd. aud amehgst others, that Gehl Scott
had entered The city ofMetieo. UP to the
Time II going d press 10 further authentic
intelligence bad been received,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

In consequence Of The many ADVERTISE
ments received this week, we are compel.
ltd 10 omit several articles intended for
tbIs number,
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PAY YOUR CORPORATION TAXES.

RESOLVED, by the board Of selectmen
for the town Of Baton Rouge that The Trea-
surer and Collector Of the Corporation DO
and he is hereby authorized to enforce the
collection ofall Taxes now du G the Corpo.
ration, according to Law, Thirty days aE-
ter the publication ofthis Notice.--A true
copy Of record.
II. l.. WOLFE, Secretary.
Baron RoUoa, July 29hh, 1s47.
In ~ccordance with the above instructions
/ shall institute suit against all persons
indebted TO the Corporation for Taxes Of
whom a demand has been made, ifthey do
not settle within the time specified in the
above resolution. III. L. WoLrE,
Treasurer and Collector.
July 31.-2G.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

9th Advocate Of "Wednesday con.
talha A we'll written leader, as q comment.
tafy on The letter Of j. NJ. ELAN, which
appeared IN tho last Gazette, II The Adj.
yacatp had favored tts readers with the let
ter. the commentary could DO better ah.
rfbclated,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

Attend TO Jour M business, and never
trust il 10 another. a pol tn belongs %
many is ii stirred and worse boiled Be
abssnmious. 'iEho daiaiies love, shall
baggaTs prove.
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I2y6UO,UU
VIM. HUBS Clerk. THos. DEyALL Pres't.
l certify the foregoing specifications Of
appropriation a true copy from the records,
Of the June session ofthe Police Jury Is47.
WIN. HUNS Clerk of Police jury.
Baton Rouge July 30 1e47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

PNRTRIpGE THE WEATHER PROPHET,
Every one remembers the pleasant an
oodote told of Partridge I he celebrated al.
manac maker, about loo years since. In
travelling on horseback INTO tho country be
stopped for his dinner at .n inn, and after
wards called for his horsa that he might
reach the next town, why're he intended to
sleep. 'If you would take mr advice, sir, .
said the ~ostler, as he was about to mount
his horse, ''you will stay where you are for
the night, as you viii suSely be overtaken
by a peiing rain" fNonsense, non.
sense" exclaimed the salmanac maker.
'there is slxpence for You, my honest fol.
low, and good afternoon to yoa.n He pro.
ceeded on his journey, and sure enough he
was well drenched in q heavy shower.
Partridge WNs stFuCk WIEI tic TII1T 5 pTe.
dietion, and being always intent on the in
terest of his almanac, he rode back on the
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instant, and was received ny tiIe 9silsF
With d broad grin. aWell, sir, you I'VE ]
was right after ALL" ayes, my lad, you
have teen 10, and here II d crown for you,
but | give II ypn On condition that you tell
me how you knew Of this rain" ''Tg be
sure, Sir" replied the man, "why, The
truth Il, We hHve ah almanac III our house
called P~aitridgs's Almanac and the tel.
low is such d notorious liar, that whenever
he promises us a fine day we always know
that II viii be the direct contrary. Now,
your honor, thts day, the g1st Of June, Ii
put down III our almanac indoors as set
lied fine weather! h0 rain. | looked 1T
That before | brought your hBn0r's horse
out, and % was enabled u put yen or your
guard"
RHBaBAff8Ns ~ Let your feofeatiohs be
manly, moderate, ~seas6hable, and lawful,
the use of recreation Is to strengthen your
labor and sWsHten your rest. But there
are some go rigid or so timofous, that they
avoid ali diversions, and dare not indulge
lawful delights for fear Of offending. These
afe hard tutors, ifnot tyfahts, 70 themselves;
whilst they pretend toa mortified strict.
ness they arc injurious 10 their own libef.
ty, and ths libsfality Of their Maker
St6rne.
Doe BRnARtra,-A lady had d hventits
large fat pet spaniel. This dog would NOT
have been prevented jumping on any chair
he liked, but he took d fancy to q very
splendid one covered with very beautifully
worked satin. lie could not be kept out
of this, if LEFT, for q moment 10 the room by
himself lie was of in a moment If he
heard any one coming. but, 0n their leav.
Ing, mp he was again, This chair was
| generally covered With a white NET. | Nh.
daftook TO cure him Of this, promising mol
10 beat him. | took away The satin eush.
ion, and under the white net ! placed some
regular old strong dtrze. ! watched, uh.
seen /, up my gentleman was IN d moment,
but down he was much quicker, and Get up
d yelping that | knew would bring hts mis-.
tfess down In n minute. "Poor Rover T.
said |, Il think another lesson will about
DO for you,' 10 | gave him a toss on his side
On tho newly. invented patent anti. eomfofa
table cushion. He boltpd off out Of the
room, nearly knocked down his mistress Al
the door, who then fled after him into tho
garden. I made my escape, having first
the preoaulion TO desire the servant 10 tell
his mistress, with my compliments, not q
cit on Rover's chair. She passed my house
Tho next day, and shook her finger at me,
showing me Rovet's head at the carriage
window. lie would not even look 1T the
Uncomfortable chair again.-Stable Tall
and Table Tdft.