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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
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In ancient times, when tl0wers and
trees and fairies we're on speaking
terms, and all friendly together, one
fine summers day, the sun shone out
on beautiful garden, where there
were all sorts Of flowers that ye could
mention, and q lovely but giddy fairy
went sporting about from one to the
other, (altbough no one could see her
because Of the sunlight,) as gay as
the morning lark; then says the Fairy
to the Rose--"Rose, II the sun was
clouded, and the storm came on would
ye shelter and love me stilll' Do you
doubt mel' says the Rose, and
redeemed up with anger. Lilly" says
the Fairy to another love, "if the sun
was clouded and storm came on,
would ye shelter and love me stiIll'
"Oh do you think could change?'
says the Lily, and she grew still phler
with sorrow. "Tulip," said the Fairy
"if the sun was clouded and a storm
came on, would ye shelter and love
me siill1'1 upon my word,' said the
Tulip, making very gentlemanlike
bow, "ye're the very first lady that
ever doubted my constancy." SO the
Fairy sported on, joyful to think Of
her kind and blooming friends. She
reveled away for time, and then
thought on the pale blue Violet that
was almost covered with its broad
green leaves; end although it was an
old comrade, she might have forgotten
it, had it not been for sweet scent
that came up from the modest flower.
"Ob. Violet" said the Fairy, if the
sun was clouded and IL storm came
on would ye shelter and love me stiIl?"
And the the violet made answer--"Ye
have known me long, sweet Fairy,
and in the first spring time, when
there were but few other flowers, ye
used to shield from the cold blast under
my leaves; now ye've almost forgotten
mc--but let it pass--try my truth if
ever you should meet with misfortune
but say nothing" Well the Fairy
skitted at that, and clapped her sill
very wings, and whisked singing off
on q sunbeam but she was hardly
gone when black cloud grew up at
the north, and the rain fell in slash
ings like hail, and away flies the Fairy
to her friend the Rose" snow, Rose,
says she, the rain is come so shelter
and love me still" II can hardly
shelter my own buds said the Rose,
"but the Lily has a deep cup Well
the poor little Fairy's wings were al
most wet through, but she got to the
Lily. Lily" says she, "the storm
has come, 50 shelter me and love me
STILL" Il am sorry" says the Lily,
"but if were to open my cup, the
rain would beat in like fun, and my
seed would be spoiled-the tulip has
long leaves Well, the Fairy was
down hearted enough, but she went
to the Tulip, who she always thought
sweet spoken gentleman. He GER
tainIy did not look az he had done in
the sun, but she waved her little wand
and Tulip" says she, "tbe rain and
storm are come, and / am very weary
but you will shelter me still Be
gone" said the Tulip, "be off, says
| he, "a pretty pickle I Ishould be in, if
| let every wandering trollop come
about me"
| Well, by this time she was very
Tired, and her wings hung dripping
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13


DaUTAL OUTRAGE AND Arrgmrr Ar
Muhpnn.--We copy the following nc.
count of q diabolieal affair from the
Mobile Register Of The 4th instant.
Or the evening Of The 3ist ultimo.
ut . o'clock, the officers of steamer
Walker heard cries Of distress, from
the direction Of Pinto's Island. ns pro-
ceeding from some one engaged In n
desperate struggle. Two boats wers
Immediately manned, under direction
Of the captain. They made for tho
point ofthy islnnd. guided by the cry,
which ceased as they approached.
Seeing nothing, they hesitatcd for n
moment, when one Of The men put
ting his hand out to push the boat. It
came in contact with d noating body,
with liz head under water. On lift.
ing ii into the boat, II proved to be n
man, apparently dead. lie was Cur.
ried on board the steamer and placed
under the chnrge Of Surgeon Kane.
who found that he had suffered great
violence, with intent to kill. He had
two knife wounds in one arm and the
other very much bruised. and severe
confusion Of the stomach and leg.
BY tho kindness and skill bestowed,
he revived during the next forenoon
sufficiently TO give The following nc
count: lie was on a visit to this city
from New Orleans, whence he COM
templated starting for California. IL
being ascertained that he had money
about him, he was entrapped into q
drinking shop, where he thinks he
must have been drugged by opintes,
and that is the last he can remember.
He has been robbed Of sixty dollars
in gold. q When he was found, Cant.
Alden, Of the steamer Walker, had n
search made about the islnnd, but
the darkness prevented any discove-
ry, except yawl belonging to The
steamer Creole, whence doubtless she
had been stolen for this diabolical
purpose, and in her was large iron
instrument, known as mnn hold,
carefully reeved with spun yarn, so
as TO leave no doubt on the minds OF
the officers that IL was intended TO
have sunk the victim had The villains
not been disturbed by this timely in.
terposition. We understand that err
ly the next morning the city authori-
ties were appristd Of the facts, and
the man has been removed TO the city
hospital. The perpetrators of this
diabolical act have not yet been dis.
cnyercd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
FAMILY GROCERIES,.

Loaf sugar and crushed do brown d.. cofy
toe, tea, chocolate, canvassed hams, In i III
kegs, pickles, preserves, pepper sRnces, mack
arel aud salmon in kits, fresh Holsters and
salmon, raislns, currants, preunes, brandy
fruits, rice, ginger. mustard, spices Of all
kinds, graGned aud fit Tor immediate use,
sperm candies, soap, CASTLE do, indigo, hg
blue, sweet oil. white wine and cider vinegar,
French brandy. old Holland gin aud old rye
whiskey, madeira, port, champagne and car-
q, wines, cordials, raspberry vinegar, syrup
&C, &c.
Always on hand OF the best quality--to-
gcther with a general assortment nf crocke,y
aud glass ware. For sale by
sep. 40 ]. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
pHARMAClE A VENDRE.

lie souasigue desirant faire IN voyage en-
Europe, offre a vendre ea pharmscie etablie
depuis upe qunzaine d'snndesa Baton Rouge
dams une situation de% plus favoeabes, g, pro.
dnisan' par "a ellen ellie bcn choisie on reve.
nu assure.
II invite Ell meme temps les personnes don't
les complies GU bllets ont etc f,its avant Pan.
nee cour"nlc, a scuir les regler immediate.
tnent. J..
Lac soussigne Went dc renou,eller entisre.
ment ses med caments snples OF composes
ses amis y trouveront CONNIE par le passa, uI
a.s'rtmen' complet ct varis, aux prix ct aux
termes les plus accomn odah's.
Sey'. -. b. JOuRDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
BATON ROUGE LOUISIANA, APRIL IL, 1850.
sLEEt'..m From the Tribune.

How sweet the hour, when gentle sleep ,ierend.
Aiia frbn, nuf vision SHUTS the busy world
When eare, and pain, and sofrow nre forgot,
Iheif storm rent banners for d notnen, fuflea.
H"ts sweet the t,our. that rests the weary brain;
soetles the wild pulses with tnagic an
That o'uf tr sosl, t,blivicn's wHterp pour
And salths the tempest Of the tl,robtiilg heart
How sweet the hour, refebsnee II btinge,h dreams
And tbs itpot beggHf In his sunber feels
lIinself king and The far waiid.fer fees
His long loved hume, and at the altar kneels.
How s,tes, the l,n',r, 10 dwellers on the plain,
o. harder 'venufs on The s,,reine ssa
How sweet in sleep the slave fprss.s hs nl,ain,
Or hardly dreams himself. shI co,intry free.
How sweet The huuf ael'4 blessed pil, 10 man
Peace.btingns sleep, etstufst of lfss pain;
II makes us VII ftrset the evil world,
Or dream t,efrhance It's paradise aean
Nem Isfh, Motth, 1850. G. u. STUART:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
PLUGGING OR FILLING DEFECTIVE
TEETH WITH GOLD.

go importan, is.t to preserve The teeth by
y plugging them in due time before the ex-
posnre of the nerve or sensitive paf takes
place, and thereby becomes painful, that II
properly dune 10 good constitute n, when
the secretions of the mouth are pure and
healthy, the teeth SO plug ged with god may
last almost life time. We therefore call
the attention of those desirons to preserve
their teeth. Particular care is given to that
important branch Of our profession. a. well
as OF her branches both mechanical and Sci
entific. Charges will be moderate to all
classes. A. L. PLOUGH g. son.
Dentists.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13


MEDICINES MEDiCINEsll
p I X III ~ L A IN q lW H.
IN rnE FesF oFticE neon. iAHrEv HOUSE.
HAVING received the Agency of the FOL
- lowing named PATENT MEDICINES
can assure heir friends and the pubic that
tbey will always have d large supply on hand
aud will guarantee them to be genuine and
fresh.
TowhHends Sarsaparill,.
Wynioops do:
Davis Syrurof wi d Checry and Tar |;
Wislat's lIasam ~ Wild Cherry.
Nerve aud lloue Liuimen,
Davi. Horse b'hment.
Tobias Eminent
Dalley's pan Extractor,
McFhtis liIs;
Wright's do:
Jrandreth's do:
NcCpmbiee Restorative
Tenure's SpecIir:
lliling's As'ringent
Sheruan'e Cough Lozengea;
DO Camphos. do;
and many others which they think is Useless
O'o mentin,, but will always he ready 70 show
when called upon. m'r2du
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
lan29
JUST RECEIVED.
Direct from New York,

Per steamship OHIO.
A SPLENDID assortment of the latest
= style of Jewel'y, consisting Of fine gold
Watches, Gold. Vest and Guard chains,
breast pins, Ear rings. Finger rings, Gold
pens and pencils, Gold thimbles, buckles,
slides, Watch hooks, and many other articles
too numerous to mention. Call ard see the
varieties at X. G DELARopgRIE's Fashiona.
Bile Depot, Harney House. .aa-,
fcb2 w.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13

lers unmoved cold must be that
heart which does not swell with indi.
Unable pleasures at beholding all
these bright manifestations Of wisdom
and mercy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
Rl1SSEl' l,ROGANS.

THE UNDERSIGNED are d'ily expect
ing from New York and New Jersey 5000
pairs OF best oah-taned Russsis. to whic, hev
invite the attention Of Planters. Being pre-
pared, they will he ableto furnish any number
Of p ITS A, short no Ice.
aug 3y. w. d. PHILIPS g. BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
- - -
MllSlt',
Hats a. Caps.

JUST received per steamship New Orleans.
Sases oi mems tatk silk Hats;
Ease Of buys pear and brea II Sombreros
case meu'- black and brown Buena V,sta
case men's Youths and b,ys' cloth enps
nov. BY. W.D. PHILLIPS # MO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
STRAW GOODS.

". n. PHILLIPS Il BROTHER.
have now on hand heir fali styles Of S1RA w
GOODS, consisting "f many entirely new
pat'esns "ge'her with every descriLtion o
Feneh and American Arttfc,aI i overs
winch they ofer tor sale. al very low prices
nov By.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13

rHAyE in Siore--Soda Biscuit, Pickles,
i Jars of all sizes; Pilot Bread, Preserves
in quar-. Jars, Orange water, Sard,nes in
Whole, half and quarter boxes. For sale by
jan 10Y. N. B. WOLFE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13

A FLowER YcR THE HEART wifs
fall Of truth, innocence and love, 10 tho
pretiiest flower man can wear nsxt 10
bis heart.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
Afgmtar patketg,
Regular Packet Twice a Weak.
pW efpNlllbf
Gypsy.

,fNgsssn h Once week t6 Uayhn Sara and
AHt1ffff6' twice week u tatDh Ho,,ge--1'be
=zss4 Esss ziew s'en,net
Gypsy,
! II URE. Master, fef lstou safn. iatrti tteee,
Plnquen,inr, Dunalst,u and the toast. every MON
Dht. at o'tl'rk Y NJ Returning leaves bayou
sata every Tuesday afer The arrival Of the Cars.
Ienses Ne" Orleans ptefy Friday nj po'elerh. NJ
Returning. leaves nyon Sara every Hathfday aflet
the arrival If the tars
For freight ot passage rpl,y on board or tn
MENaRD d. V1gNaUD, New oflea',sf
Oct. gp=1tF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
NEW SPRING GOODS.

TyHE undersigned beg TO annou ce to the
! Ladies and Public generally, that they
will receive to-day fresh stock Of SPRING
GOODS, including 8areges, Muslins, &c.
to which they invite attention.
m7-2t BONNECAZE g. SHEPPERS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13

STATIONERY! ssTATIONERY!!
A LARGE and complete assortment Of Fancy
n Stationery, Letter and Cap paper and Blank
Books; Just received and for sale by
mar 81. GEO. M. HEROMAN,
Opposite the Mefhedist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

-QTlE undersigned, desirnus of<-yQ
~ l. making voyage to Europe, Of. w
u fers for sale his drug store, estab u
Ilshed for about tif cen years at Baton Rouge
ina mot desirable location; theo establish
ment is patron zed by large number Of good
cus,om.,.s and is yielding a su income.
All persons l,p,s ,ssbted to him either ior &C !.
counts orno,es are requested to call and settle
he same. % = e,
The undersigned has recently renewed
entirely his stock Of drugs & med 'cines simp-
le and compound; and is prepared as hereto
fore, to furnish the same tn his friends on the
most reasonable terms and prices.
Sept, % If. b. JoURDAN.
SWEET OIL, in quart an pint bottles.
0Eor 20 Ia by M W0IEE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13

JOHN LOPEZ,
II especially Inorms his old friends and customers.
aud the public generally, that he has opened an
establishment olihe above description, In the hnzc
mont Of the large building, corner Of Third street and
North boulevard (ppp,site the Marketl where all
orders In his line cntrated to him. will be faithfully
attended to- lie hnpeT. that from his long experience
In the hnSaess. IN this and other communities. and
by his eF,rts to merit, he will obtain berai ishare
ofthe public patronage,
n~ Particular aai attention observed IN The com
pounding ef lhysit,an's prescriptions
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13

"ATS! HATS!! HAT Sm.-Just received
II large supply Of superior SILK and Bea-
yer Hats, at COIN & OPPENHEIM,
fcb6 Sign Of the Bee Hive
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
I.ADIESs WAT(,Ml 81

LADIES' WATCHES!
A lot of ladies' watches, Of the most fash
ionable make. jast imported from Europe and
for sale by the subscriber
Dec 1S--46 g. M. HnRoMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13

Forhe Minn,d,tHr NJ STRAIN Enrines tusGr and
SaH Hiis aud aH o,brr hind of Iron sai Hrsss
FOUNDRY WORK.
Is nmy N operation. They ready TO supply any
wntt IN thrr line Of business
They have had such nh experience tn the business
~ variants them 10 promise that all the work done
In their Foundry will he made Of the best materials
and constructed am, finished the n,est improved
principles
w Alterations and Repairs promptly al.
tended to ~ d executed on The shortest notice.
IN surh a s'yle Of completeness az to give 81.
tisacii, JOHN HILL, &C.
~ ALWA Us ON HAND. complete
assortment oI Gin qand Saw Mil Gearing
Furnace mouths m Crate bars
nFrRtCES as reasonable ns in any Fonnd.
dry in the southwest. ]. Il. H. Go.
Ba on Rouge, Sept s Y. .@..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
No. 10.

MT her back, wet ihdeed-~but there
was no help for II, and leaning on brr
silver wand, she liinped of to ihe
violet and the darling little flower,
with its blue eye, that's ns clear ns
kittens, saw her coming, and never
n word She spoke. but opened her
broad green leaves and took The wild
wandering little creature to her bosom
and dried her wings. md she breathed
her sweetest perfumes over her. and
sheltered her until tho storm was
clean gone. Then the humble Violet
spoke and said, "Tniry Queen, it In
bad to llirt with many, for the love Of
one true heart is enough for earthly
woman or fairy spirit. the old love In
better than the gny compliments Of
world of howers, for 1t willlast when
tho others fade away"
And the Fairy knew IL was true
for the blue Violet and she content
cd herself ever after, md built her
downy bower Under the wide spread.
ing Violet leaves, that sheltered her
from the rude winters wind and Tho
hot summers sun, and to this very
day the Fairies love tho Violet beds.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
TAKE NOTICE
Of the Great Bargins at
v. HEBERT'S.

Being anxious Of disposing Of my present stock of
Goods to make room for that which shall lay In for
the sitting Of the Legislature. offer such Goods M
have on hand al greatly reduced prices for cash
Persons wanting Dry DDS Clothing HITS &c.
please give me call and shall make q practical
Demonstration If what assert. Only call and see
and pledge myself that you will be satisfied
Dec--f5y .l f.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
Pease's Hoarhoupd Candy,

The greatest Remedy for cold, just re-
ceived and FOR sale by G. NJ. HEROMAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
F1O1rll..

ElOufs
BARRELS snpcrfine. extra, and
lOO5O barrels st. Louie, for family use
for sale by
ian 26 y. THoS. PENDERGRAsT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
FANCY DRTLLlNGs AND VEST.

INGS.
WE have on hand large and desirable
assortment of the most recent styles Of
LINEN DRILLS AND VESTINGS,
to which We would respectfully call the ai,en.
ton OF our friends and the public.
mar 4y. w. u. PHILLIPS, g. BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13

MESS AND PRIME PORK.
nj ESS aud Prime Pork. For sne by
"A dec. @ J. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13

IT, KID GLOVES.
JUSr9ccr'vtd fresh supply Of Ladies
aud Genllemen's White and Colored Kid
Gl"ves by V. I1EBERT.
lany.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13
FRESH TEAS.

FRESH TEAS.
lmper,, ?
Gnupowder, IGrocn Tess$
Hys IN, extra young Hysou,
Chu'ang powchong and ! p,.o,. pa.
O'angi Pekoe. ''''h 'eas'
Are Of The test impor'a'ions, just received
from Philadelphia. For sale by
sep. 80 JoHN ParLIrs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13

SWEET OIL, in quart anl pint bottles.
A1For sale by M. B. WOLFE.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28
New Line Of Mail Stages

n and alter Nopemlsf !. I-bu.,hc subscr,.
" her wi run n Inc Of stages from Rutland
n Bethel. Houdsioek, Wi.ne River, and
Windsor. as follows
Leave Rutland every day on the arrival az
the ears from burlington and Troy. and the
stage from Bennington, a = | = o'cick a. VI
tor each OF the above ramtd places, and ar
rave at Woodstock ibr SAM evening
Returning Leave Woodstock every day
Sundays excepted N, > q clock ! ~ aud
arrive nj Rutland ~ time 'nr tho rasscnrrrs
I" take III" cars f,r Waterfall, Troy and Bur
hnr'on and Boston, and the stage iur Ben.
nlgton
Leave Bethel on tho arrival Of tie. cats
rom Boston and afriv" iuRr'innd the follow
'ng morning 10 lam" for na,sCnrers ,n TAXI,
the first tram Of cars ior Wht,"l,Il and Troy
n BRYANT, rrop1ictor
Rutland, Nov lst $50 81
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28
Great Sale at Auction
ofaa Imn7nse.S,och Of
Dry Goods,

AT the Old Brick Store, north Of the nutni
Dt.'fict, commencing on WrdneSd ay, NV
2hh, ~ io'cipek, L NJ aud will he cnDtinuc,
itom day to day until the " hole II Disposed Of
The circumstances under wiuch uIcsp
Goods are placed, renders Vt necessary ir
force them an al Auction, ard many al ,heut
t"ing n' the finest TEXTURE, newest d-.i cn.,
aud MOS, rxprHHiyc ,abrscs, Will no doubt be
sold as great sacr'icc.
Among them viii be found tho following
Sap, tine Black, hluc, brown, green md
hve Broad Cloths b!arh aud noer-d doe
tktns and tassiHct"s lu,busacd and plain
SATIN \cs,tna~, Sdk aud sa,in Scaris and
l!si,dk' tchI,is, neck iics I'll an extensive.
assortment o' shauls; comprising Long and
Sq"arc, all wool, br"cha, printed rash,uen
lrkru, Bay state, Nat.Il"o, Canton ctai-c b.
BiaCk and Coutrd silks, AID SATIN with othri
~ les worn NJ THIS season Drrss Go"ds. ~
great VARIETY, comprising French and erase
S-iks, Turk saiins, VIDE FaiIn DroE..t
Lonhnzuos snk warp Alpaca, tsl,cors. n =.
" stA al ns"ottment e In-f Goods an bleachd
and Blown Table cloths al r,aer, Bsrn.iey
shret'np., shuings, and iopn,n i,nn~ns.
I,uens, Itncn tainbfic lIdki &c. 1n. :.
stock direct from, tie custom houss New
York, vii hc found desirable, ard IN no v az
syllcd uf shopPotn 4 rare chance - nov
offered 10 purchasers
/ To" attention OF house.kaepers, fannie,
pcdirrs aud utb, ~, are rrguratrd 10 yisl too
st"rk, a. ibc Enods vii be pei Up 10 lnts H.
suit puf,hasrrs, and snld without regard (,
weight 81 measure, aud hb, one minute O.
.oNrd 10 sell each h., nt parcel The iadm-
/ are particularly invited t. attend the sales, "a
convenient seats wdI he furnished ipf tncr
accommodation l.. DAWLki, hgrn'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

tAl TON To pbECHhqrRs.

wv ~ FN UT rirtIr 90 Fiaec ~ ri-r. ~ .r
'Hi'f ~ Nt'r f'ruHs ralsu,is.is snI ,Hessat4.
N'Nh f' p" iNf.n'is ~ ~, tb,ri r'a,.~ and EaUatA
'N 'E 1''' f % t'-ras'- 4 epa essr-
'"f ~ .Ne''ff is~'fnhf rirHi. lfHte has t,.-o
N'''nt '"+' t'' rntbtn b ,t,syrsist 80 isH.. na
= ih' 'Uti '',S, On to,".ss usaits r..s,,tiss t
'"F+''n'+ - 'r1 could ott9- nh thinT . bau.
'h' huGh HfT ut~n H,sssisy ',sr ,at+-
'i'H' - ~" tar Gughtg al Ihs ra.au,1s wood
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'7 20 Ahet Hpni-r Ssve 7lbss = tSo tn, tass
.'' 'he Natian3 suh wash bgion RAffa,d 49, run
inliuss
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New Sort zane Fsr,itr. ~ Haa.to :; s.t ts,l ros
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4tth' h,a's 80 Nv Nntk
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LEAVE CASritroN
hig a " ram >s-stoeh rtaia trancc tpr
w''h - Tan l,t Eis,p.
~ - NJ fro'a typ'rss frtn from TOY CO.
nHci'"e $50 fH3'"ss Tain ~ ES ,linr'1p
Al q " tn rev 4 .rn.,i 500 tsii,r Tsa'u
CHARLES |, PRESCOTT CA-f i.netnrer
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Franklin Hotel,

THE subscribers having purchased tn. r'i
Hhi well known rstai|islmor'. arA having
thorou,Aly rcrarsd and furnished the >nre.
are VOW ready 10 wait upon such Of thcir friends,
aud the public may ch"o.e to lrcome their
guest, - their visits to Egtlanl either OF. bus-
u-Ss or pleasure.
Pr,ie. viii at MI times be waited upon a,
short notice
stage run daily from nj. Norsc TO- mil from
Clarendon Strit = and tue cuc-ts ~ the ilousc
will ut all times fad carrlar.. in rradiuc.s
to convey theta IL AMI from the depot, on tho
arrival of each train of .car.
Horse. and carriaccs at at time. Ia readi-
ness fer the use eff their cust"moss
FKATI l. FOSTER
Rutiar d. jHlY ? 1880 25if
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LATtR IRON Nsw MlNIcu ANp
Cninr ,urs The 81, Louis lnteh
gcnccr has 3a.c. from Sau,c Fe -
TIC l1th sept. aud chihuahua TO tie
Cit. The Canauches lad made an
attack "a. the tosn Of Cciro Gorio,
10 Darau.o, Mexico. Killing 10 Mcxi-
cans aud carrying Of - as prisoners
With 500 head oc mules and cattle.
Rain has try, fallen FOR -four months
causing an i,nonsc loss of animals. 49,
cine large Hacienda ia Tamauli-ns.
ioat 200 head. The parties are cn,
trdy covered with tie bones Of ami
,nals. Travel through Mexico is very
'sifseuls, OWN: TO there heinz no food
Tor tho ANIMALS. The crop has entire.
~ failed. Ia chihuahua, Durango
aud other States, corn sells at ire.
'ncndous prices, and the oot Icol lie
are on the roin, Of starvation.