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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
nRnAr rEMAI.N MEnIEINE

nr T,wNsen3's sarsanarjlla IL 4 overolgn
,n,Ysn4sdy chi 4 Gaf tlfeipieNt Eansumptiou.
n,r6lpAsss l,eUeorEhos Z III Whites ebz.rNl
/, oEAaEon seen a]Oatoa, 1bcantieence II
lrr@tb. ~ fnrnlmt,ty ii charge thereof. AMI
lar I'M sAnrtii prMttrt.tou at thu System, no
matter r3,otltet tha resuit oi lnAofan, cspKr,
or p1olaea4 by itregolariy, tMass OF acc =
dent
N-u#hsapeauh he more surprising thaitits tns
yigsgat(fs eli ctS onthe hWnat frame l'erA
sens. MI Weakness and Ia stute, IRON taking
il, al oasegheomp rphnst add Wll o. enc sly
unAer txnhurue& Ii Immediately aangater~
ae,E thc uervetasSress o(,thN temae irame,
WHICH iSihr srV3t Il Ike ot h~oreunbss.
U1NlU eve exRectea We u$ III eases III So,
peI1sasaaAatNre. % exhibit oe}alieAtes az
ssnras ~hnkTohaAa. hntlwe can sksNaethe aiaijcp
,aaythat hanara@ ofeascs h1ve6s n no&ed
"a us Seypral gases vNlege tNpt 1Rs haea hsen
>yl'aant eh@dpaR, alter using Ale0 bottles ,ol
YhiSlny A0aAlea mAtie}ae, have been blessed
With hsaltss oaSnrtns.
Hg gs@ stta--sl wife teing greathy as
FRA .spa III NVeJkaess ard (reReFtI Debility,
and suffering continually hy pSie and a sem
~aansaxaf hearing raawn. tailnprol the Tafnb
ana with other afieultios aRIhastag kpoenI
cases w~l,eserour madeleine has effected great
rpres. AID also hearips i recommended fof
sneb cases as have described, I obtained p
h9rfae al yoas .Exi act 4 SafSaparilta, aud rs
l,s-aa tao directors yoR rte 1nN. IN 4 Short
nstiaa + femsoe6 aeF toeaAlatats. aad restuT
~ her health, Il reg graceful foy the AdnpltSs
~ weeiyrgA. Il Fskep,cas1ifc Ia fhas ackunwl.
aIvisg i. ana aeeAshm sn3ns Il u tie public
M. D. MaaRF.
Co. Grand am igdas SIS,
Albany. Aars5 1874
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
III tgnIat RutAFtB,
tFWfEE 4 WsEN

gFaaaaa BAf6s ltgBeb s1sa 4rR Atttaertc,
k4HifT43 j. M TINS W4stER- avi q ttfi-
Ter gore Il tlttfUti Il repair af1 10 So
pattfs spttfed 10 make her Bts lf the most comfortable
p4esettFer bouts II lie ttais. will now make two trips
4 vfseF, al f1ii6F9a.
tsavsa New 0ftsaiis eyefY Ffl1ay 1T 10 AL W nj
%tttFftint ieagHs ntlal Itntae eFerF Saturday NJ 2 2 M
Leaves Nsv BFlaatts eveFB hfHEglaY I'll r M. fPtttir
inns tsaees ftataf HIUge hFetY VadRsa 1ag al a III.
F5r freight III passags atplg ~ H5tff1 Or II
PiEE & lttBfj Agents.
= t9tg 10Th iqlH. @
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
WtNTER~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

T#1aet, Fgr NJ Eaast BgaRtteosHits tat9pss
MUG nina HgtBn R59Ra. Ptat tfi3sHt, tFa
lert0B, Btg0a 8ata, Fut4 Eeepet ind
79itieu. "a.
Etastat tell leave f5av Dflsans syefy 'T,tfsiay
rHft1ine. NJ 10 o'cl9.t, and sfstY FFisaY At D.. M
Hait,tttit,a, lsavns bayou Sara every Wednesday ut
10. "A. HI. adj every Sunday at9, A W.
tf fttistt af 6ts7i8e, tiaYile sttpHtibt a~etotrifnJ.
oa'''iis' 'Ft's o' 49, WHARF n0Apt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

BOOKS BO9h &
Burton A1thty 81 tIc4ltA =; -
aDan Horne FOXES Dfqsf hons @'paffty
liott's Travels ia Earope AID H. kast;
Slarkhuue's History Of The BItse
ti4utsd States Drawing Book.
tRlloot's MuFlrai tlrattlhar, 81
rhumsolts Hl4tefla M6dica and ANATOMY,
DunglisOn ~ Practice or Medicine,
Dunglison's Therapeutics aud Materia Me-
diea,
Wilson's Human Anatomy, 80
t3rahan's Elements Of Chemistry,
Draits li1dera Surgery,
La Places Aaeanique Celeste,
The Select works Of Mrs. Ellis,
Anuan's Difficulties IT ArmeHian Metho
Russetf& $ rb4uhsg -
ast received aad, for sale hy ft@Ta.
HEb. n. BEROMAN,
t7s.l Opposite the Methodist Chnreh,
BAGGING q ROPE, a smalllo for sale. by
REAL s. Soy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
LIZ ONTITInE "a HOiNETATIIY
ArnfNA1E nFfNtnN,

tFrym Stgrfi.t6Nn. g. I~.rsfeuee county. y. II
- Il a4lfs fa}ttJ E,raahf PH7s ate he IN
eeef ngtrta IL ms sestimt n f1aaity II my
qgiiiall IL HEltfARb
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

UbstBer ttta he tt.aasat-hss than Apahga prizes,
una h8 tatatt4
Isl have itst received End ore receiving It large ard
alaft Ia 4]ta4Ftttt4nt If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
1T 9gpIatpWs Ar ftTF ppEesUI


tTtiskfs fafiua tsfHabte Fills ORAL the public
nj yetfiset1 medicines If the AaYy we kHtw VI hetts
that we. can tp1re safely fesqirrsnd fofEthe sills Tint
1astt. Il HAif II. = ltlah The Tiita thaE are stfd III The
riprat ~ ttit vofit hfisfieah CslieFe 6f nsaithE NJ.
lib3 tn gtfri IT Bestdts Several i~fistafets te kBot
If where tfaJ ars used IN families with tie highest
a+jisfaeiibf: ptl M 151Fat ag1 THAR FestefiaY, we
lraft nm eminent p]l,ftieiafi III ihis city rotgfn4nshd
them IN high terrHs. .E "a at
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
SpRIRg gDDDS
New Assortment of Drugs,
w efTigi & 60

TITS Subscribed lHs %stttirelt renewed bic stock d
Me1irihRs anI lts i1st received d fail assortment u
Ffet4tii. tglgli4t tiI AnteFict1 chemical p%rrlteils.
tplerte1 witt fhe greatest tafa aud s~ghffantll Of .tlp
b4st 1Hiliiy. Afiang lie articles ~tee4nsly received ~
r]rptFffri ire Tire following
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

The subscribers ana Ftey opening q fashion
able wollseleoted a9a aae stock &c esohnI
dir a from FIRST hand, which they pledee Them
selves 10 sell eheaperethan arv other house in
the city. without exception. Examine the
goods and the prices shall suit YOU.
sept 25--34.
SANGER HEsSN Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
q,o vornrRs AND MARRIED LanlEs

rb9R EStrAkf m s~atsansHa!h mas bee1 ex-
rrsssly prepared u reference 70 female c N
M female who has ressoa 90 spp-.
asnrosca that tritfeaf perlod,
.s-e1bE aAa8Jaa aeEt tb Fafe it
] esrfaf8 nFsfeat aee ir ahg oi the
@sr,sssas ana han diseases I, witch lor.
- ers snb ! t.atrdis iHfe of h his
49, 81 3kiaped several sears bF us NJ
ee. Nor is il l@ss valuable IN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
49, AZ anIn.t Wtir. iHi

2 F0II FW fFHHHtY wig, Jul
gy@Wg eonuo4rd b Tie fihtit6 df Tie sitk the nd
ysr ansil 0f WfhItt tfiian Yes8table f'iils. This
ID ~ al94rtiei medicine, it i tFte. but we ets
not aware Ehai at sttiela is hhy tie W5iSe ~ being
tta cher VyaY. III Wfitths Pills, We fave tyttY
ffssul u tai tH, afedh e]staileFft HeJhjhs f#
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

TIE undersigned informs the Public, that
Mr. L COIN has become Interested In the
arrangement # his mercantile business In
tbs Dlacs, and thai The 8aid NJ. Coin il duIE
authorized b. transact said BUSINESS FIR atn.
May ELI. D SANGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
t.-h n. Na.fa- aatalla. " III

as-A Roo4 ]utsssiciie il as mttht6 he Teetfat1stalsd
rs a4ooJ rh-ess aHa tha .ns + perhaps as ntetsssY
- t1f nihar. We 3sefa Wtiflits Indian Vegetable
pta If de tisS% re Ffd ttsiia ines ahH ~ moi htfi
tate to eay eHg fia extensive Bfa whifh Is fnBas 1T
them. H. hntY4gAt. le besi Gegt1taemfatitrt
DIS ObFlTunE Or HOhtHrATIlY
ROCHESTER,. v. Y. Nry ", 1877
tf n Wtiaha-tteat sir ! nti hapty t. thfttd
ym flat / have seeu ami fan tht Eaat FHaets If ghttf
ra,t brafsd In Ian yehsjahle PiiI4 Last anahr4 m
New Yeafs Ua7. ! w4s takah suddenly Ill wlth y
hsptg r0tH. accompanied nith 4 btaftR tfuyt The
person I H1e boarding with vas u halieFet II iFtt.
teaathv. 8hl aave 'nf t~t Ut free d3vty n htpHitae,
which tai3a NJ. antvsy aBd very weak and fT tstnt
ty-f1nr hours ] Inv d edoj l@f of the inns d%aiiffntF.
On d Vg5y a#sHts "a& 'taJfans = tif lJttc 81 tt
tine. gh1 hfftaf ne Il taS # gtft PHI tofH
thefb. and IL TIE tlgs vas abs II hb atoatfi III ny
room,
SUES tbht tire haze bssn - patron Of yoBf tatfa.
fde tn]s.iistre. ] am Il w n riaft. my lftaltb il ietAf
ttrqt il haa haef fr eats hafrfr. 4fri ! fen1t&t1
IA win ata i4 daaf 0fui li~iHa ~ trY " 5ehts II
7aa geeegble pjIts Respectfully t5af -
Aue tsrts L. Egofs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
WHAT 10 YOU WANT I.

EuHERsEr SAbp1Esi
We are manufacturing md fdti %ttrlith thar ~ I'7v
for cash. as fhgy ean IL purchased il Flew orleans:
~ with INV uttef description q snd1isq tf sol iletg, rs
F4e have IN liand q ]tJnplete ass1ftfitHt, Consisting ~
part Of
snaftfsh sai1les F4triage Harness .sE-
aferienn ta Hfb4eV do .
taeiah do Clrt do
s;Hietkst de- Wseg3h d9 s.
Columbian d. WaEapn HINES q Frntss
irratIlieFq la EoIlnra Il Brides
Eiafes tG tplaiuj Enrt7aas WHIPS
Quilted do Buggy dB
Iajh4s do t3aagpr in
Iterse, EygiHit. md Dog Witips; efevsty afk
HaTipli1n md prize
i Fiabi. Steel. aaJ Iitfsa Btfllti tiaa as
fa =H S~tifnlas
EWlrs @
Eafpal iiaas Hota tirtshes
fs9F f4raf tfamas GJtg tFi1a4.
Curry tfrmtfs Sh9a EEltEing
and . Iarfa Vafipfy nfaihst bffiElas ~ SIR lihs. Thith.
ifssa Hish t8 p1iFnha g, 3r 10 crafty goHt curiosity
81 gzalaiaipg, Eiys hs q tall
E# - FI# 4. TIL 3LAIBRU 60
Feb 1873 UiiFtA street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
WARRANTED,
UNDER A PENALTY or
Tu1ttHAI U UOLIAUa

Y fAE1E4 x tEAH4 III AfAAE& 49, AN&EN
SUBSTANCES
IN tttf cry or MEXICO l-GREAF sun.
cFss AMONG RIM Y0LDNfEfHs LETTER
FpOu A men sHBntFF or sbU1H emo.
Ltat 8ft1H ffsTff6EY or T'ttE FuBLt6
fHEss- RHIg1Tts Pills THtuMptfA M =
INV II II wv e h,,f e,fTGsei sit' X WAX u tvs
aa5 7 tsfth ND / HI5ldEli1asf t%oBHli6ifF lpef FINN
the If 6tfs YtiiihteHfs m the eity If ME1be; Il which
le pays ,WRtIIlIs INDIAN ~ EE99gIABLh
If tFai4e I hata ever Known n f~ietlititie 10 receive
The Volunteer. William w. GBvlttt. Eag is . gen.
tlenan If fae stfptlih4-an accomplished aud vel
aGHeated nL4f. and tvts Feeentlt
tiIGH SHERIFF. 6t
bf the District. EK me Of Ybttr advertisements ID 8
charleston papsf, | happened ID tt6tite The lbtalla5 bf
ytut jtfce, and Thought yttt might estfaet 81 article
II satits vabie III fegntd I'd ygtnf ~tnstlleiBe f~tttsrefDte
HE oli5Wibg is All eatfsgt ffgfa he letter feteftsi
10 utffvh: #A
NJ health is very faet irrtpviaa procured, q
ffv dave no. gan1e 1t Hf. WFtdHfs lHbiAH YFGs
iErtRiF PifHs. ana theV haRe Hatef TN nv kystehl
LIKE MAGtCF'. g4a Et
Thus Il sppeata tint Che brave ard pitfiotie Hetih+
isets who hnve gbIa IL Masitbi u 9Bisf11 the lights
pii lt8hbf &C tfpif s9iitfy3 slteaIs s,sFih 10 realize
tta .saeatriipafy fslle IF this liie5tipbfalils ntdi'
que II 639pitvtoVs Or Tf1B PHHssr
from the tlelafgate TtpttHs. Delhi. NIYJ
IVt4gbfs ht34n tiega4bte PHs.-Aith6iEh not par
titnlasig friendly 10 fsteft %majiBits3 we must con
faaa than we iraye beetnne H convert 10 tltee Pillts
Having iH1 an sppbrttlniiy on s1ine two ~ three &c.
..4uitia III t4gg ttaif kfTiFHhv. Fbf q tEhtle tH#dt me
ana N fTg6 will be fund fuiid tHdigh ~afstflvs.
Whpfs ite pr other impurities have accumulated. and
ffath thbfotiah i%datlittBe Il feqtfife1, b d6se " three
~ FfHfT If ihgfes fills taktt M Gding W bed. win W.
ffinJ stEbctual h cleansing The st6httth end tsstbts
i6e ths bowels ~ 4 healthy stfate. We epeak frFA
experience: and takt pleasure Ri etTnmeftditg tie pills
to HE ptbiit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
MEM lEWEll}N.

flnsttaceiv n a iinp s&4e nrtt al U.tu7eb
llr, astninz and Bretrlrta. E4f. haal'z AID
Hnpar wings s uis aud Guard sIidca, H'e"vt.
aud rollAf boftans, Gold pena and Prhet!b.
LoekrtR and Miniature vaeea, t'bld Watch
kays anl tteard rhnlns. Gold and silver
Thimhles. Gold aud rilycr Lever hntl
beptae Watches. Fancy eombs@SttF"r o:ti
platutl Tta aud Table suoons.
mtfna q. .rg &. G. TUTFIE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

FOR SALE. nl
ALIKELY aecIimated Negro Boz, IS year, Of sge Z
-0n rsasonableterms, BY G, r DAVIS. Feb. 1913.
CLOTHING ATREDUCED PRICES
The undersigned desiring IN dispose Of his present.
stock Of c~loGIi1g, informs the public that be will @lf
il al prices defying competition Cal az tic 0ae@
Proc Cash store, o JOSEPH WETZLAEe y
ed 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY.

~ NEW GOODS NEW GOODSt
The cheapes Goods 10 market, viii be
found ut The "Ons PRICE, csgh store. .of The
Undersigned. who aas received an additional
Supply 81 Fanny siIks, Einbtodsries, Oregon.
Pia.1s, and yaFiety Of FqecY articles, ali Of
which vii Be sold ii Inc lowest poss bic rates.
Dee, t5-I7 JOSEPH WETZI,AR.
KUssgr BnasAss, A fresh stock Of best Whit
oak tannedtjust received and for sale be
BgAL& Sow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

FRESH CASTOR OIL Of q superior
quality by the gallon or bottle, for sale by
b. JouF7aB.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
StkEORftsS =.

..b f~tSNlbIEA44N.
REAL and son have just 2oce we'd
2CasGs New HAms (ty.ra qnhtoYl
I DIV MtH Dried Beet \du DOB
D Iva Bro ms
to II trel, Msckcrtl, ...# ...
~ .ioy new crop l'ai>m<
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

AgricUhwisis' mil Nechmtcs' Associa
ion IF L0uiajaaa.- ...
Eutbr BAaruB ESQ Of New Orleans
ls authorised 10 receive and receipt for sub.
acriptions to this Association, u the City d
New Orleans.
l.. s. HouguroN Esa f.. Is Authorised 10
net us agent fortLis Associ ton throughout
the State, and to receive and receipt for
subscripaorse lie will also dc iver 10 fbe
Members, the proceedings If the last meet
ing, and tecciyc communications on the
subject Of Agriculture and Mechanics.
STEPHEN HENDERSON. sl
Chairman Executive Committee.
June. 5---ls. !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
AaBTRY REGAR.

BAGGING q ROPE, a small lot for sale. by
BEAL & SoN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
nI AlnrlILARn.IL So
nn0NPBF 4LARNFDl

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, TEacll aAi straw Raaaet-
flsn s9-Sa 81 RoEGEI SEQ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-02
Sunday Schools.

Sunday schools belong to this period of soci-
ety. They grow naturally from the extension of
knowledge, in consequence Of which more are
qualified to teach than in former times, and they
are suited to prepare the young for the severe tr-
ais which await them in life. As such, let them
be cherished The great question for parents to
ask is, how they may strengthen their children
against temptation, how they can implanti them
principles of duty, purposes of virtue, which will
withstand all storms, and which will grow up in
to all that is generous, just, beautiful, and holy
in feeling and action. The question, how your
children, may prosper most in life, should be
secondary. Give them force of character, and
you give them more than fortune. Give them
pure and lofty principles, and you give them
more than thrones. Inst into them Christian
benevoence and the love of God, and you en-
rich them more than by laying worlds at their
feet--Dr. Charming
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-02
Dealh Bed nf Dr. WehS.rr.

During the spring Of l843, Dr. Webster re-
vsed the Appendix of his Dictionary, and added
some hundreds of words He completed the
printing of it about the middle of May. 1t was
the closing act of his life His hand rested, in
its last labors on the volume which he h I'd COM
menced thirty-slx years befj re. Within few
days, in calling on number of friends, in DIFF
ferent parts of the town, he walked during one
afternoon, between two and three miles. The
day was chilly, and Immediately after his return
he was seized with fantness and severe oppress-
ion on his lungs. An attack of peripneumony
followed, which though not alarming at first,
took a sudden turn after four or five days, with
fearful indications of fatal result 1t soon be-
came necessary to inform him that he was in i'm
nent danger. He received the communication
with surprise, but with entire composure. His
health had been so good and every bodily func-
ton so perfect in its exercise, that he undoubt
eddy expected to live some years longer. But
though suddenly called, he was completely ready.
lie gave some characteristic directions as to the
disposal of his body after death. He spoke of
his long life as one of uniform enjoyment be-
cause filled up at every stage with active labors
for some valuable end. He expressed his entire
res gnatlon to the will of God, and his mistaken
trust in the atoning blood of the Redeemer-
1t was an interesting coincidence, that his former
pastor, the Rev Mr. Stuart, who received him
TO the church thirty five years before, had just
arrived at New Haven on a visit to his friends-
He called immediately and the interview Brought
into affecting comparison the beginning and the
end of that long period of consecration to the
service of Christ. The same hopes which had
cheered the vigcr Of manhood, were now shed
ding softened light over the decay and suffer-
lngs Of age. know in whom have believed,
such was the solemn and affecting testimony
which he gave to his friend, while the hand of
death was upon hlm,-I moa0 in whom | have
believed, and that He is able to keep that which
| have committed to Him, against that day.
Thus, without one doubt one fear, be resigned
his soul into the hands of. his Maker, and died
on the 2Sth day of May, 1913, in the eighty-Glth
year of his ge."-NemoU, pp %.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-02

any society. 1t is the consciousness of ignorance OF
what is true poiteness that embarasses many indvid
uals. Those who are conscious that they know how
to behave correctly all OCCASIONS will not be very
likely to feel much embarrassment,
1t may be the case however, that children, whose
manners are very becoming in their own family circle,
will be mid and shy in the presence Of strangers-
This the fault of their parents and particularly of
the mother; for is altogether probable that they i'm
bibe this fear of strangers in early infancy. The moth
er has it in her power to render her children perfectly
devoid of fear of strangers. fully than be-
fore convinced of this few days since. was visit
ing family that have always lived in an obscure
neighborhood where visits from strangers are not fire.
qnet and was peculiarly struck with the beautiful
behavior Of all the children, and their apparently
tire freedom from embarrassment or timidty IN my
presence. So different did they appear from other
children in the neighborhood, that inquired of the
motherhow it was that she had brought about de-
slrabe a result have never allowed my children,
she modestly REPLIED TO be afraid of strangers But
are not some children insnctvey afraid Of strangers?
ut is the mothers fault if they allowed to be afraid
she can help them entirely to overcome it; my children
would be as tlmd as others if had suffered them to
be- viii you be so good as to inform me how you
have succeeded so admirably as | see you have? i
commence with my children IN infancy. When
stranger comes in and takes up child if it is fright
ened and begins to cry, do not Immediately take it
away thereby leaving the impression on its mind that
is snached from danger but if the stranger is will
ing let it remain in hands, look pleased myself and
speak pleasantly to 1t and to the stranger; and this
course fails to dvest it of fear in few moments
This has been my uniform course. try to act in an
unembarrassed manner myself when stranger come in
which is not very frequent anil as my children grow
older, they seem very easily to adopt such manners as
desire them to have"
She likewise told me that she had taken an infant
lew months old, to train up that had been fought to
scream when touched by stranger and that she sue
ceeced in chewing it of its fear entirely in few
weeks by pursuing the same course with it. These
facts consider worthy Of the attention Of all parents
Go thou and do likewise would say to every moth
er Neither fear strangers yourself nor allow your
children to fear them.
A. A. W.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-02
For the Green Mountain Freeman.
The Family Circle,
NUMBER SIX.

NUMBER SIX.
Children, should be so trained by their parents that
they will not be bashlul They had better, in my OPP
inion be too bold than TOO tnid Ifhowever they are
properly trained, they will neither be the one the
Uther but just what they ought to be. The usefulness
of many individuals is crippled for e account of
their tmidy in the presence of strangers. Some who
possess, by naue, brilliant talent live in obscurty all
their days, because, when young they were suffered
by their parents to be frightened at The appearance of
every stranger that CHANGED enter the house. Many
upon entering the business of life for themselves,
have severe struggle to overcome their trepdation
in the presence many strangers and meet with much
modification of mind before they conquer their
foolish fear Others are troubled for life: so strong
and lasting are the Impressions which are made in IN
fancy! How careful ought parents to be that their
children have no early impressions that they do not
wish to be lasting Ifthe truth in the matter could be
known, it would | have no doubt, be seen, that in a
large majority of cases. bashful persons were made
such before they were weaned from their mothers
breast
Let children be taught to behave themselves as they
ought towards one another at home and their conduct
will generally be becoming abroad. They should be
taught to treat each other with all the Difference and
gentity which they required to exercise towards
strangers. As long they made to believe that
one course of conduct towards each other will
we'll enough, but that they must appear very different
" when visitors strongers are present. they will feel
embarrassed in their presence. When, however, they
are conscious that their daily correct and
that they required to treat strangers or visitors in
no different manner from what they treat their owr
brothers and sisters they will be under no restraint il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-02
SPEECH UF J0HNP HALE,

Wv i-'N =, ''''-''Ar2 ~ 0''',' 'D0 =
IN 0'NAi"' rNl"Ai' FEBRUARY ~ lo40'
HE Senate proceeded to consider, as IN Com
mlttee OF the Whole, the Joint resolution from
the House OF Representatives, expressive Of the
THINKS Of Congress to MAJOR General Winfield
Scott, and the troops under hlS command, for
their distinguished gaIantry and good CON
duct III the campaign OF 1917; and, no amend
l9ent beng made, 1t was reported to the Sen
a-e.
NF"7Fd, mat IL be ehgfoSScu, ana read
thrd time.
The SAID resolution was read third time, by
unanimous consent, ana the question beng on
us passage
MR. HALE. nave no disposition to trespass
on the attehtloh Oh the senate out cannot sui
Ter the question to be taken without expressing
the GROUNDS OF my opP0sI'ioh TO the passage OF
tins resolution In Doing So have no object IN
view except to manifest consistent opposition to
the war III all lis phas3s--lh all lts aSPects-and
IN whatever way 1t can be presented, feel con-
strained to record my Vcle against the passage OF
.H,5 ags'u''"n oeI&"se oa",,o' py any pos
,atn ~ . ~ "L9 - ~! .i'''iN "
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n.t nronose at ,his Time to renoet 70 the sonato
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hcc.nso b.,c ,Iro,Jv snn;c;on,Iy ovorossod
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Ct November I7sl aotio. WIS made in the
Honso If Commons that tha thanks of,ba House
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