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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-07

Ladies' who find great inconvenience IN getting theiy
shoes to III WE'LL invited 10 call and have pair made
for them at the Cottage, ITO Main Street. DIFF
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TO LET.
TO WHOM m MAY CONCERN,

WE the Subscribers, cheermy recommend the Fire En-
w gnes built by Mr. Benz Jo,lyn Of Worcester IN tbo
public as machines superior any manufactured within o
knowledge And to MI who wish to purchase sunerior
Fire Engine, advise them first to examine and rv ,
machines built By Belj Josl!n. ~ '"'
DAVIS & KILBURN.
II. d. CHASE
JOHN X. WHIPPLE,
Orange, Feb. 9TH, 165l--d&wtr
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Sleep no More.

Sent to the Editor Of the Republican Journal, enclos
ing an Y.
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somnambuiist Extraordinary.

An incident Of the most extraordl-
nary nature occurred at Munich du-
ring the night of the 22d OF November,
and has since then remained the sub
Iect of general interest.
Mr. Kramer, the son of a publican OF
good standing, had, from his early IN
fancy, been afflicted with somnambu-
ism. and during the last two years the
attacks had become more frequent and
of longer duration. The nature OF his
atfliction was Of peculiar kind he
seemed to be in the full possession OF
his faculties, and showed, BY the way
he went about the house and visited
the several rooms while laborlng under
an attack, that there was hardly any
difference. in his hearing whether
awake or asleep. His atfilction, there
fore. gave rise to good many dlstur-
Dances in the house: boarders, awaking
from sound slunber, saw the silent
fi@ure moving about in their rooms. like
the ghost of the departed Complaints
were lodged with the father, sometimes
feven cries of help and murder resound.
ed through the house, in consequence
Of CarPs intrusion upon some nervou;
lodner. and at last Mr.. Kramer wa
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SaurendeTed Estate Of James Taylor.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Distri Court
~ Parish of St. Mary-Whereas THOMAS
MASkELL, of this parish has filed in this
court his account syndic of said estate, together
with his petition, praying that the same may be
and approved:
Notice is therefore given to those whom it doth
or may concern, to show cause, if any thcy have
within ten days from the date thereof, why he
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
". FOURMY, Clerk
Clerks Office Feb. U. IsJl.
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Failltte de James Ta yIor.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA - Cour de
II District, Parosse Ste. Marie.-Attendu que
THOMAS NASkELL, de cette paroiss'- a
enrtgistre dams ce,te cour son tabieau con 'ue
syndc Dc Ia Susdite faIIite, ainsi qu une pt...9a
demandant que lie dit tableau soft homologue ct
approuve:
Avis est par lie present donnf tous ceux qul
celia peut concerner d,ayoir t deduire dams les dix
jours qui suivront Ia date du present avis, les raj
sons Isl aueunes lis ont pour lesquelles il ne st
rait pas talt drot sa d6lnande.
J. V. FOURAIY, GrelIier.
Bureau du Greftier, le y Fevrier, 1851.
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.Su1eHdcred Estate Of Lucten Ferrct.
StTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Distric Court,
~ Parish of St. Mary--Whereas THOMAS
MASkELL, of this parish, has filed in this
court his final account syndic of SAID estate
together with his petition praying that the same
may be homologated and approved:
Notice is hereby given to those whom 1t doth
or may concern, to show cause, if any they have
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
j. v FOURMY, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Feb. 27, 1851.
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gGggg9 G0alsga

From the Louisville Journal.
Il SONG.
How sweet it is for us to know
That there are hearts that burn
With love for us where'er we go,
And sigh for our return.
Then, though the world is cold and drear,
And gives the bosom pain,
We've but to turn to scenes more dear,
And all is bright again.
But sad must be the homes Of those,
Condemned to live alone.
With none to cheer amid lite's woes,
And none to call their own.
No season sweet OF joy doth come
To shed its fragrance here;
No sunshine to diSperse the gloom
That broods a dark despair.
The heart CAN ne'er be truly blest,
Unless it can reciine
Upon some fond congenial breast,
Where loves sweet tendrils twine.
Then we can brook life S many ills,
Of sorrow and of woe;
For love soothing balm distils
To cheer us while below.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. -Cour de
A. District, Parosse Ste. Marie-Attcndu que
THOMAS MASkELL, de cette parosse, 4
r6gistr6 dams cette cour son tableau final CONNIE
syndic de la susdite ailiite, ains qu une petition
dcnlandant que lc dit tableau soft homologue ct
approuvG;
Avis ct par lie present eionne tous ceux qui
celia peut concerner d'avoir deduire dams lie dix
jours qu suivron Ia date du present avis, les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis ont pour lesquellcs il ne Sc
RAFT pas fait droit a sa deiuande.
J. Y. FOURMY, GrcfIier.
Bureau du Grefficr, le y Ftvrier, 1851
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NEW GOODS HO!!
DIRECT FROM BOSTON AND N. YORK
CHARLES B.BAYLIES

CHARLES B. B A Y Ii ES -
TTAS inst received at his store in Patterson
Ii vile, La, and is now prepared to oiler one
If the best selected and most desirable stock o.
Goods ever offered in this market The great
Mains taken in the selection OF his goods warrants
him in the belief that he can give perfect salts
faction, both IN quality and price HIS numer-
o,Is customers and the trading eonnfFlnify sen-
erallv are invited to call and examine hls extern
sive stock before purchasing elsewhere
DRY -GOODS-coasistingi in part Of
Monsselirses de Lame;
super French and China GiagfrarTs;
Iustre and silk stripe Alapacca;
Brocade silk, Black silk Velvet
London. French and American PElnss
Swiss and Iaconett Edgings and lnsertihgs
Lace Capes, Fancy Goods, &c.
WOOLLEN GOODS-of every description
| CL,OTHING-a very extensive and elegant
supply of the latest styles.
BOOTS .AND. isHO ES-of every quality
and description.
ALSO -
sa,ldlcry. Crockery, Tin and Hardware, Corr!
aS Bre,f he'd Winter and Sperm Oils Paints
e'fPz1.-.Sl r. FYas Go1a and sileer IFate4es, Pen
eiil; p.ttepsonviiie, rePs5 will La. sep, p, 1870
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Estate Of Cha17es Cstu-iu 1Hsriot, deceasei,
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Distric Court,
- Parish OF ST Mary = Whereas ROSE
MOND THERIOT, of this parish, has filed in
said court petition praying that he may be ap-
pointed administrator OF said estate;
Notice is therefore gwen to those whom it doth
or may concern, TO show cause, if any they have
within ten days from the date thereof why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
]. V FOURMY, Clerk.
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NUMBER s.
BUSINESS CARDS.

4 TUCKER, AtsorAry @,ld Co,ensel7or-
IA at-Lau, illattend promptly to all collec-
tons or other professional busines, entrusted to
his care Office in Odd-Felloyvs Hail, over the
store OF Mcssrs. Talbot, in franklin.
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TOSEPH HALL continues the ContHr'Ssfo't
j Business in Mobile, and will give strict 'stteh-
ton to all consignments.
r. LHm5eT will be furnished at the lowest
r,t,S o2l---6m
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Estqte of H0r a o gene TI eri0t, deceased.
SSTATE OF LOUISfANA-District Court,
y Parish of St. Mary. = Whereas ROSE
MOND THEREOF, of this parish, has fled in
said court petition praying that he may be ap-
pointed administrator OF said estate:
Notice is therefore given to all whom IT doth
or may concern, to show cause, If any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
PRAYER of said petitioner should not be granted.
]. Y. FOURMY, Clerk.
Clerks Office. Feb. p, 1851.
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Succession de Hqr mo g enc ThertOt, decedf
TTAT DE LA LOUISIANA .-Cour de
II District. Paroisse Ste eMarie.-Attenda qae
ROSEMOND THERIO'r, de cette paroisse, a
enr6gistr6 dams cette cour me petition deman-
dant qu'I soft nomm6 curateur de Ia susdlte sue
cession:
Avis est par lie present donne tous ceu1 qui
celia peut concerser d'avoir a deduire dams lie dix
iours qui si1ivront la date du present avis les RAJ
sons Isl aucunes lis ont pour esquelles IL ne Sc
rlIt pas fait droit 81 denlande.
J.V. FOURMY, Greifier-
Bureau du Greffier, le y Few. 1851.
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EDWARD SIMON, JR., Attorney-at-
II will practice his profession in the Courts OF
the Fourteenth Judicial District, Tor the parishes
of St. Mary, st. Martin and VermilIion.
&c Office opposite the Court House, on
Main street a Of
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ERED. L. GATES, Les'c, st.
Il Martinsvilie-practces in the courts OF La
fayette Opelousas, VermilHon and St Mary.
june 20. 1870.
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TJyO PLANTERS have again commenced
the Shipping and Go%mlisl9P Go SaiiGsss al avors
line directed to at this place; OF ieI' H as ne
store OF Messrs. Hare " blrdsall, VIII ie'eA'o
Pl9l-P qPP snaar and rr,orasses bought and sold al
low rates o. eoi''''S''S G. B. G.. WHELDEN.
p,,tsrs,rviTfe. Oct. I, 1850.
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Nessrx. 4. F. McLain and John A. Trousdale
having been under my tuition, 'the fos1he' 'our
and the latter TIVE yegrs-) take pleasure IN re-
commenting them as skilful and competent DEN
lists, in all the departments OF the science,
Pattersonville, Feb. 2l, 1871
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7S1cceSSIoa dc CAaTleS Cfru-3a TterTot, deeSdS
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. -Cour de
II District, Paroisse Ste. Marie.-Attendu que
R0SEMOND THEREOF de cette paroisse, q
enreaistre dams cette cour une petition deman-
lant o,,il soft nonlme administrator de Ia sus-
dite succession:
Avis est p;tr lie present donne 4 touS ceux qm
celia peut concerner q Avoir G6duire dams le dix
iours qui suivront Ia date du present avis les ra-
sons Isl auctnes lis ont pour leslueies II ne Sc
rat pas fat tlroit a 81 denIande-
J. Y. FOURMY, Greffier.
Bureau tlu Greflier, lie q Fevrier, 1851.
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CoMpoUSp FOR PROMOTING THE Blow
ING OF FLowERs.-SuIphate of ammo
MIA or, nitrate or, sugar or, hot
water pint. Keep it in well-eorked
bottle. For hyacinth glasses add or
10 drops Of the liquid to the water,
changing the water every 10 or Il
days. For Towering plants in pots add
a few drops TO the water employed to
moisten them.
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A NTHONY w. BAKER, Aftorney-tt- La7r
"A opposite the Court House, Franklin NJ
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WHITTIER 4 CROSLAND, Commission
w aa,a FtY1rqrdiRg IRachants, No, Gus
tomlouse street, New Orleans, are prepared to
receive consigumcnts OF Sugar, 1Iof2sSes, 9c,
All shipments to their address are covered BY IN
surance, TO prevent loss
Qy- Particular attention paid to the execution
of orders for Plantation Supplies, &c. ol7
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NTOTICE.-AIl persons indebted to the es-
IN tate of Benjamin Lacy, deceased, are here
bv notified to come forward, and make payment
without delay, tothe undersigned; and all per-
sons having claims against the said estate are
requested to present the same, properly autheh-
ticated.
SIT J. h LAZY, AdmhstIWatoI. W
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JAMES H. JONES


CYRUS FLINT ''"rN
~ FLINT x JONES Nos I6 and is Royal
Os street, New Orleans, " hoicStfe afta hetas@
DloL(rs ftl CsgJislef Furniture, Chajrs, Spring
JEyy anil Mss Mattresses, Feathers, Plush,
LLaif CA1lh, DamasLS, GimP, Co.1ls @''@ !~SSttS
rurleI mr.. Fnruisk. Giue, Cha5- af6 tSetr
Springs, It-e55tH@, Ca5tnct- -pt"hefs Hai"4r0rf,
fs,toTS IL. o2{---iy
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n a LANAITZE, Rue he Ia Lepee, No so
entire les Rues St Louis ct Cont, IA Noa-
velIc Orleans.-Un Assortment dc z n
telle que Franeaise, An
gIaise, Americaine ct Allfmahde 1i@as LOU,
Pee, : ',,Esa :, - h Est;sss m2-1y
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PatterscnviIle, Oct. /, 1850.
IF1yFIRY-TEWELRYI

RI just received, an assortment o, oaiae nne
1e-fAs Jewelry, Watches, Pi'rior sn1 onaet eJ
Ga Clocks, and Fancy Goods Ladies ana
tIenen will please c7fl and eIamne the stock
r. Cheeks repaired and Jeweiry made t"
'foe' u = A. +. MeLAIN.
rat.tn Nav o tS.ja
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JOHN Y. TRoUSDAE
a. f. ML.tIS-
MILAN &TROUSDALE,

a. f. N LAIN JOHN \. TRoCSpAl,h-
NcLAIN & STROUSDALE,
Ea,A<----Sza T,-g,,f;r,F ~. s fVszIseo.
SNIIICTYp fully tender their services to the
ladies' and gentlemen of st. Mary, and the pub
lie in general, in the above profession, in all its
branches
Aizifcfaf Itrth from one to full set, inserted
on the most approved plan, with % without 7'<i-
ticial Gums.
NIB. All operation performer with the nj
most care.
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NTILSoN K McCLARTY. Atorncys v~.t
w CoHassft57is at L9m, will practice their
profession in the courts of the Fourteenth Judi
cial District All business contided to them viii
be promptly attended to-
Office in Franklin, Man street, opposite the
Court House. Je2I
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DANIEL EpwARDs

IOIIN TW IbfI4IH ------------
U,WIBILL & EDWARDS, CQgper, Tan y
| .sheet floa H-orkers, No. 16 New Levee'
Ibetxveeu CfravieF. and Peydras sireets,l are pre-
pared 10 do all shsS above llne me.
Steamboat and Piankasla y 50 s'sese II r. .ns
best manner, at tfse sE1ssest noaee' on most
reasonable terms also on hand 2 aIge T assS
R4R9R0OM STOVES, of overy size and
descr;ntiof.. also. all kinds OF House W ork such
las Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All orders thank
fuIly received and promptly attended to. p;l,.-
4. B.-Steam Batteries, Clarlhers ana ii'efs
ers of the most approved styles
TWIBILL " EDW ARDS
New Orleans May, 20, 1850
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Il
Succession de Benja M im Lacy, deeede.
TN vertu dun ordre enan6 de Honorable Ia
T. Co,r de District du 14eme district Intsleiaire
de Fiat de la Louisiana, en- date dn ID tevrer,
1s5l ct moi adresse, joilrirai vente publique
fepean. SANIEDI, lie 29eme Jour de Mars
nrocLain. sur rhabitation de Mr.. James Lacy,
dams lAnse fes Iriantas, dams cette Paroisse, a
10 heures du matin, les prophecies suivantes, sa-
voir:
Wills. negre, age lie b ans; fEEpERIck,
naore ACE de - ans HESTER. grliionne, agee
de- S ans VIOLET, grifTonne, agee de 2oans' ct
Sss aenx enians-Lida Ann, dgee de ans. ct un
eniant la manelie.
Aussi. un lot de chevaux betes-a-cornes, nle"-
HES de n.aison. une montre or avec chafne, nne
nontre EN- argent un lot de lvres, ct autres eiiets
mohi6ers don't Pronunciation seralt trop tongue. ts
Tanses-Toutes soinmes au=dessous de S'-o
cotT,tpnt. ct toutes de so ct an-desstls payabies
| l. Ier a sAvriL 1852. Les acquereurs dams tons
les cas- de credit devant ournir leurs bets, avec
seeurite solidaire, fats payables epoque prect-
tee Iordre de Jesse T. Lacy. administrator
de eette succession, portant s pour cent lnterel
Fan de leur echeance jusqua parlalt pale!nent e
les esclaves demeurer specialenent ahectes e
hy,otbfoues en- favour le la succession Jasqn
narfait spaiement des dts billets en- principal
''''N' A. .DUMARTRAIT. Eneanteur.
/ 1,...;.eo Ste Marie le % Fevrier, 1851.
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A. Z. woopRU FF-
j. L. NT1l4Ie.

III. MORRISON Il co, TTHolesats Gro
j. GERS, No. l, corner of Canal arus Custonthouse
streets. New Orleans 4 large and general as
Sortment OF GROCERIES for sale Tor cash or
city acceptanccs.
L- Country merchants and planters are re-
spectfully invited to give us 4 call. 1-ly
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NTYrfCE-The undersigned beng a guy con. sSaa.
mlsso.'I - The the oeopIe Of the parish oi ST,
his ser - Pr-etIf. in and for the said
MARY = ~ - !" .,,,r,,ste} te. hira viii re-
eeive his personal attention. as wen Is ''' P'7
sibe despatch
e-s GEO. N SESefRAVE.
Mf4 Office under the odd-f oilows -Ii'.l.-- nan
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Estate of BeWjamja Lacy, deeeaSo1f ?
DY virtue and in pursuance of an order issued
D by the honorable the District Court OF the
fourteenth judicial district of the State of Louis
lana. bearing date the 14th of February, 1881,
and 10 me addressed, will proceed to sell at
public auction, on SATURDAY, the 29th OF
March next, on the plantation of James Lacy
the late residence OF the deceased, at the Irish
Bend in this parish, the sale commencing at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, the following described property:
to wit: ~
The slaves WILLIS, 4 negro man. aged %
wears FREDERICK, a negro man, aged y years ;
HESTER, a Critic woman, aged % years F1o-
LET. sriffe woman, aged 20 years, and her two
ehildren-I4ida Ann, aged J years, and an infant
Also, a lot of horses, cattle, household turnI-
ture. gold watch, n silver watch, a lot OF books
and other personal property too tedious to men
tion.
Trms-AlIsum under $50 cash. and all sums
over that amount payable on the LIST day OF April,
1852. purchasers on credit to give their notes,
with good personal security, made payable at the
epoch aforesaid to the order OF Jesse Z. Lacy,
administrator of said succession, and conditioned
TO bear s per cent. per annum interest from time
dne until paid, and the slaves to remain speclaly
mortqaeed and hypothecated in favor CT the sad
estate until full and entire payment OF SAID notes
| in principal and interest
J. A. DUMARTRATT, Auctorseer.
Parish Of St Mary, Feb. 20, 1851.
4
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Franklin, May 9. 1850, :
NOTICE.

T FTdnkIIH, IfI8|
-oTIcE E-Tbe undersigned, haviss been
IN duly commissioned and sSyofS osie as
vices to the citizens OF 81 Mary, as ~
PuBIIe in and for said parish All oosshsss
trusted tt, his Sili meet WIN eterf PossSa
attention and despatch IL, tIsprTS ms olrHS =
al ali hours. a, " = y - = =
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Bureau du Greffier, le r Fevrier, 1881.
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4 Lurury in Trapeiinp.-Tra,

4 Lurury in Traueiing.-Travellers
in cars often suffer for want Of water.
The Camden and Amboy road have
made provision agains, this by very
simple yet useful arrangement. At a
point midway between the ends and
sides Of the cars, pedestal is firmly
fixed, OH VIII ch is fastened keg hold
ing from IL TO IS gallons, we'll filed
with ice and water. The keg is sup
ported by straps crossing each other,
extending from the top OF the car. The
keg is thus firmly secured, while its
central position subjects it only to
very slight motion. The luxury OF such
an arrangement can be appreciated on
ly by those who have suffered for want
OF n good draught Of water when riding
during hot day in a railroad car.
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UWe learn that tie coorcd peo-
PIE nre IN have celebration here, on
the first ofAugust, IL, honor of the eman-
cipation Of Slavery at the British Wes,
India Islands.
They expect three Societies to join
them from p ovidcnre. They will
form procession and march through
the principal stree 8; after which they
will go to the Grove. at the south end
ofThames street, near the Lily Pond
and partake GA COLLATION.. Their cele-
braiion will conclude with a Levec in
the evening. They invite all who
desire to participate in the exercises.
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FAIR or The AMERICAN INSTITUTE
The twenty-iourth annual Fair of the
American Institute is to be held at
Castle Garden, New York city, in Oc-
tober next for the exhibition Of goods,
specimens of agricultural productions
and machinery. Premiums are offered
for the best specimens Of various des-
criptions of works of art and cultivation,
and among other things for the skill Of
apprentices, whose productions a sepa-
rate list is TO be kept, so that they may
be competitors with one another, and
not with experienced workmen. Ar
tlcles will be received on the eth, Goth
and 3o,h days of Septembe-, and the
Fair will open on the LIST Of October
The anniversary address will be deliver
ed on the 10th OF October by Dr. Charles
T. Jackson tf Boston.
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A PUzzLE-Ihe Trousers Question:

A PUzzLE-The Trousers Question:
A correspondent of Brauleboro' Eagle
tells us that he has an English edition of
the Bible-published many years before
King James edi.ion-in which it is sta
ted Of Adam and Eve that "they sewed
fg-leavcs together and made themselves
. breeches," instead Of aprors, as in later
translations. Now az we are told, after
ward, that God made them "coats Of
skin," we have the original pal, in Goals
and breeches Query-Was the man in
uoman's clothes, or the woman in mans
clothes
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-31

A Man OF Bus,SEss.-At the Greene
C,un,y, New York, Agricultural Fair,
an address was made by Col Zadock
Pratt, from which We take the following
passage:
"And now will show yos rhe ad-
vantage those drcary hepIocks ha~s
been to the farmers Of Our moorisafn
towns. Since ! first engaged in farm
ing il has been my 'ldt to employ over
fifteen thousand years Of other tnen'n
labor an army Of thirty thousand mes
have iemployed, and I have paid those
men, for their labor alone, over two
million 1--WE hundred thonsana dollars
I have cleared over ten thousand acres
ofland, used over two hundred thous-
and cords d hemloek bark, and paid
over half a million 6f dolIars for IT.
Used and worn out fvc hundred hor-
ses, and one thousand yoke Of oxen
Used two hundred thousand bushels Of
oats, one hundred and twenty thousand
IONS Of hay; thirty thousand barrels Of
beef ard pork, and nearly one hundred
thousand barrels Of -four, and potatoes
without number or measure. I have
tanned one million two hundred and
fifty sides of feather; my usual dis
bursement is over five thousand iollars
per day, and have used in my busi-
ness here over ten millions. Every la
bcrer received iis money, yea every
man his penny, in peace and to the
credit ofrhis community be ii said, that
! never had side Of leather stolen, aud
never was chosen defendant in law on
account Of my bosihcss transactions, du-
ring my residence among you. The
great object ofmy living is to be useful.
Live with your neighbor, and not on
him. Allow me, gentlemen and ladies,
to conclude by congratulating You upon
the rich blessings Of health, power and
prosperity, which surrounds you; and
may succeeding generations do as much
as you have done toward national wealth
and industry, which are the safeguards
to our independence"