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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY l IowA.-We learn 1roa burning
son Iowa that terrible tragedy enacted on tfe l'th
t near Fort Smelling which, for fendishness and cold
,ooded atrocity has seldom been equaled IL appears
that some five years since man named VIM "hgate:
md posessed of considerable property settled WIN ms
lily in pottawattomie county, in Iowa, and LOOK up
80. tract of land Soon after he became convert 10
ISM and abandoned his family but about year
;,. r.nyned and claimed possession OF his property
which WAS all yielded to him by his sons two OF @ho ha
tssn married during his absence, and the mother anu
cons refnips the overtures towards reconciliation re-
osea and settled short distance from Fort Smelling
W;,pa seems SINGS that time. to have associated MIN
Golf with gang breads of the most lawess charac
ter and on Thursday last In company with several OF
them. again visited his family and claimed shelter Ills
sons offered every hospitality to him. but would not admit
hi; companons and they all accordingly left together,
on Friday night returned again. and on being refused
ntapce and the door closed against thel they hfed
on the inmates killing Mrs. Wngate and the eldest Oh
:. four young men. ar,
rey subsequently set fire to the building and as the
rvivpp inmates attempted to escape, the Two young
were killed. and the dwelling and outhouses then
I anurued to ashes,
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LIST OF VESSELS I'M PORT NOT CLEARED

"mln First Municipality; "mg" Second Municipality "m3,'
Third Municipality. The left hand figures indicate the number the
(which The Iav1
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ENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY
cUNDRIES.

d ARGAINS-BARGA NS-BARGAINS-At
u No. IOs MAGAZINE STREET
300, HORSE POWERS $50, FLOWS 50, CROSS
BAR CABLE CHAINS IRON BOLTS n; FIFTH
zee AND BREAST CHAINS BRIDES HARNESS, PACK SAD
DIES, RUBBER BAGS; CALIFORNIA OUTFITS srch
TENTS, HAAMoCKS, WATER PROOF SADDLE BAGS HiMI
COTTON HOOKS IS per dozen; NEGRO CLOTH
ING HEAVY CLOTH ovERCoATS, with Cpe at 49, SHOES from
80 cents 10 81 10 ~ aud variety OF 1iher 'o
will be half the usual price, cheaper than
any pllerh n the city mh5
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NaEDICAL SULPHUR VAPoR BATHS, at 26

lfE COMMERCIAL PLACE. ars.These Baths warranted
to CHAGRES FEVER, RHEUMATISM CHLLS AND FEVER,
MERCuRIAL DISEASES OF THE SKIN with many others
mputy the blood. The testimony of w1
by them produced THAR powerful
disease. We might much in their favor but
will only this that the above diseases eheeany and
the like Diseases calf it; an il
satisfaction after fair trial their will be
refunded. mh5 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-09

NEW GOODS.-P. w. WOODLIEF, No. Is
Charities street, just received per steamships Winfield Scott
Union Empire City and by the sailing packets from BSs
STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore in variety
recherche style which he oers AND RETAIL
reduced prices The stock ons
IL Eallou Liz
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.-The celebrated Mn

FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. s. A
RosERE, corner Charles streets, ST.
of the noble Aar; of Self Defence
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET,

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. w. WHITE 4 CO..
Exchange Office % Camp street of Common street
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AUCTION SALES.
SHERIFF,S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
o. SIvtJetztSs. LORZ, vs.. AUGU9TE DDEz HER ffUs-
BANDING. 3li4
RY VIRTUE of an alias writ Of feri facias
- by the Honorable the Third District Court Of New
Orleans entitled and pursuant agreement
therein will proceed
public TUESDAY hapat O'clock
the Rampant street. betecn ST Peter and Jone
ONE GIG.
Seized in the above
Terms cash spot. JAMES P. FEERET,
fe1T uh2 9 shenT Of the Parish Of OTlesrs
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Will sail THURSDAY, March II, a o'clock
ND PORT hay4es nREeTNRaTrs "a 6fS
DUCED-Te steamship W. RABUN, Captain H
will the
being of light draugh, WILL LAND HER FREIGHT UPON
points Freight
will be landed at Deows point For freight passage,
apply on board or to
mis- o WICK1ASf.
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY. March TO- O'Clock p. NJ.
ENOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND -
ECoRE. ALEXANDRIA, al intermediate L632Ra44s4z5
lananes.-t,rgnar River Packet
LUCY ROBfSSOSThe
packet LUCY ROBINSON C. j. Pickett will leave
For freight passage, apply on board. ro -
r. B. SMITH, 81 Poydras
~ The boat entirely and fine
tibet nY mi
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT.
Tuesday Morning, March 0, 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Iir ship Home, Muir, Liverpool m Nure
Ship Cairo Taylor, Boston, Geo W Hynson
jr bark Justyn Thompson, Liverpool, Aeggett &co
Siclian bark Anolrmo, Arcobo, Genoa. r + Nichols
Brig Rowland Watts, NewYork G C Bcgert &ro
Brig Alnselois, Pilbury, Richmond, Fosdick
Sclr Eagle, Banirillat, Chsgres W l. Gushing dco
ARRIVED.
Steamship faccn Rodgers from NcYork via Havana Sd inst
Iennngs-ls
Ship well, Barker days Boston, my
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BoSrON-Pcr ship Cromwell: s07 tons ice to Stafford Geo.
LVERPoOIe-Pcr ship Brutus; 5000 sacks salt order.
LVERPooIPer ship Joshua Moran: sacks salt Campbell
Il Rickarby.
TAMPA BAYPer scr Madonna bills hhds sugar, hides
R Shaw Nco--ss hhls sugar NJ Roncl eco.
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w- DR.. DALTON has this day received some
genuine Vaccine Virus Those desiring protection the oathsome
dangerous Small Pox application Dr.
D. office No. 80 St. Charles stairs DO If
SST LOUIS BATHS-The Bath Rooms of the
- ST. Louis Hotel to the public Twenty-Five Gents
for Il single ticket, - per dozen.
s Tickets for the Private Baths be obtained for families
| picntiou at the offce mbi In
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EXPORTS.
BoSTOSPc ship Cairo: l0 bales cotton lO2 bhs hf
$50 hhds hams ?79 bb % h do 1885 kegs lard
1886 hides
IVERPOOlPer ship Home 1923 bales cotton, 1855 SKIS
LVERPOoLPer bak Jusyn .57l bales cotton, Al talow,
as beef.
GENOA-Pe k Anoirmo bales cotton, hhds tobacco
1900 slaves.
NEW YoRK--Per brig Rowland: 3a hhds sugar.
Ascos 95s hhs sugar. bbls monsses
ClIAGRES-Per schr Eagle bbs Al flour sugar
do potatoes 10 s hams 81 kegs a 30 kegs hi bbs butter
cheese and sundrrs
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-15
DAcUgPREoTYPB MINIATURES.

7 HAVE just returned from the west-alAs
i ! am prepared for business. Now
whilst the opportunity offers, is the time 10
secute picture.
Obtain the shadow 'ere The substance fades.
When our friends, relatives and sweet
hearts are with us, it would seem useless to
have likeness Of them, but the future may
separate us; AZ, death may take them "a
way forever, and then correct and life
like resemblance of them, is invaluable.
| have all the late styles of cases, Gold
Enamelet, PAPER Nache, Pearls, &c. Gold
Lockets. Pins and Bracelets.
wPictures taken at SO.
Rooms Oh Lafayette strcet--over DR..
Bufington's Office, where the public is in
vited to call and examine specimens.
nov 10y. A WILSON.
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New Silk & Fancy Goods.
-. II d. PHILLTPS,
Corer Of Lafayette and Church Streets
Opposite IIafuey Housed

lopposi;e Harvey House,
HAS now in sole AMI will be receiving
IL daily from New York and PIliiadeI-
phia lil stock OF Silk and Fancy Goods,
which have all been selected by myself in
i've uolt4ierii markets. In consequence Of
the Increasing demands Of his t,atiP. his
s.ocl, viii. this >ea.oi eluhrarc a iar1ef a.
Mouns ard greater tdfetY tiIan tvet before /:
he would beg ieage 10 call particular atten-
ton to bis stock Of ladies' nrEs> aooDs.
which for novelty and elegance OF teslsn
cannot be surpassed ty ahy otheI no.se III
this city. CoEsiS'iyG j., PART or:
Rich broclde and giar@ .lb> OF the new
est coors and dfsign.. BE, Inquired and
plain black silks ahd "a me lie .pne Prin-
ted and embroidered cashmeres. and De la;-
nr5 IN robes; Rich printed easFne'e d'ecos-
Sc and satin reps; White and co.olef en-
brOideIed cr6pes iur patty dresses Ra-e
silk, French AMI Scotch piads: French
anl English prints: white good, OF all des-
cI!ptions, together with a general as5olt-
ment o! goods adapted to ilne trade al oi
wt1iirt witt be Offered a u. rIruEt t5grUT
rates. With an earnest desire 10 conduct
my business upon 'he principal o. dong, as
would be ,lo,e By. hope TO continue 10
merit the confidence whic''r has been 50 IL
beyaIiy bestowed upon ne.
sept 0-v. W .. PHILLIPS.
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G. l.. Uhlho,n. ". y.
a. VI. Cenas. N. d. e. NJ. Grarian. ". y.
y. B. NckeRey, Il. D.. Ttos Hunt, y. y.
A. Hester. II. D.. Editor OF New Orleans
Medical & Snrsica' Journal.
\. ! Wedderbltril. ". Il. dec l0-v.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-15
TESTING NI1LH.

Nuw ORLEANS. DecI. 1872
We, the undersigned. practising physicians
OF the city OF New Orleans, take great
pleasure in recommending Mr.. WV. BoGEi.
as an able and ex'ierieuced A potlieca,y, and
a gentleman in eveIv way worthy oil The
confidence and esteem OF the mibiic,
rhas. Mccormick. II. D.. rs. i.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-15
Steam Engines.

VNliE rroD'Ietois OF the Baton Rouge
L. Foundry are preparing to construct
two steam e,glnes; Que Of a ten-nch cyl
,nder and the other vi twelve inch cyln-
der
These Engines NAV be applied either 70
Saw Mills or Sugar Mills. The necessary
machinery for either will be furnished on
application at the Foundry.
Planters and Others who desire to give a
preference to home manufactures are invi-
Ted to call
Oct: S. y. HILL q HENDERSON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-15
Diamond Rings.
CoHeenns LiniMent.

NOR MAN and BEAST--C,res wo,inds
L soreg bruises, sprains. buins, scalds.
rheumatism. sour throat, toothachc. piles and
cornes. Is most excellent internal rene
by-cramps cholr. ilatulency, cholera mol
dus. fink aud dysentery. For sale bv
arg S-y. II. J. WADDILL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-15
Fresh Arrivals,

IN ADDITION 10 our former Stock Oi
L. Provisions we have received from st.
Louis per steamer T.. NJ. Kennel
10 oaks Bacon. 80 kpss Lard:
=, bis. $. f. Fancy and extra Flour;
70 dozen brooms.
A Il OF which will be sold to the trade.
worry low for CaSl
The attention OF bakers is particularly
called TO orr supply Of ST. Louis Flour.
idly 2O-y. :. NJ. HIATT Y 60.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-15
Lime for Sugar Making.
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE lot Of ground. situated
II in a desirable part OF the city OF Baton
Rouge. upon which there is good dwelling
house, and all necessary out houses, and
also large store and warehouse. good BIZ
sneSs stand said property viii be sold on
reasonable terms fappica'on Is made soon.
For particulars. apply to Vim. S. Pike, OF
at the Sheriff Office. sept 24-ti.
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]. PARRY, & Co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer ip.
Groceries and Provisions,

Groceries and Provisions,
Corner 4f Third and Generation Sts.,
(NEAR THE Markell BATON ROUGE, la.
WE HAVE this day received the larg-
w est and most complete STOCK OF
&R0cF54 and PROVISIONS
- <&1k2Ge ever offered for sale in
this city; which will be sold cheaper for
cash, than can be purchased at retail in the
city of New Orleans.
Our Stock consists Of The fol,cwing staple
a,tnies:.
100 barrels fresh Flour,
10 do of prime Leaf Lard.
SO Kegs do do do,
90 barrels mess Pork,
s do of fresh No Il Mac kerel
1000 lbs. Stagg and Shay's and
Duffield Sugar cured hams,
5000 do plain hams,
1000 do shoulders.
Tiesces Of Rice,
1900 lbs dried beef
- boxes No l., Washing sea-
10 do iue Toilet,
edo cast steal soap,
10 Kegs fresh May Butter
800 lbs. fresh Cheese
boxes fresh pine apple do
rs boxes star caldies,
10 do spea,m do
Is Mac Il Macs Tobacco,
do honey dew do
20 DO best Carendish 10
do smoking do
All Of these articles are fresh and good
and may be had at the above firm. June 2
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A u c 7 | 0 N,
j. T. McCLELAND.

IN HOLESALE 4 Retail Dealer in all
w kinds OF Groceries and provisions. Sc
gars and Tobacco, Wines, Liquors. &c
Will be open at all hours, and spare no
pains to- please customers. Every article
OF the best quality. and at the lowest cash
prices j, i. McCLELAND.
Chuch 81. Bdmcsa Fin end Peaifen-
sm,y.-.H he old stud Of FerI,m,a K,.i:.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-15

HAY-A Gnc lot o0 hand. and for sale by
III oct lt-y. ln>HrA BEat
TNOBA(tO--2., boxes s S--For sale by
l. THOS PREADEECAST
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Sand Sarsapariila.

00DV 0O1OUPO1t1S
KNOWN to posses all the medical pro-
IN periies OF the Honduras Sarsala,ilia
and recommended as good for ali diseases q
thebiood. Fox sale by
aug ls-y u. I HApp1LA
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A NEW FIRM
AND NEW JEWELRY,
c,,nAfo O. NM 1onr n Ln.-n T n meal

Ldiay 81, one 0OOr dUOVC Laurel
TNHEODORE GOLDMAN, Watchma-
l. ker and JeweIer--respectfuIIy informs
his old irielus and the public in general
that he has permanently located himself
here, and calls their attention to the supe-
ror advantages he possesses Cor repairing
Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes aed iewelry
He also keeps constantly on h0nd. fine as
sortnenr OF JEWELRK Y. consisting IN part
Of fine gold aud silver watches, gold vest,
fob and giardchalns. gold pens with gold OF
silver holders, gold, slve, and German spec
tiries. gold locGets. Grsrrings, ealn3s, a.
dies and gentlemen bfea3tpiis, shlrt-studs
and sleeve buttons, heart slides, ladies belt
sides, neck lacies, brace lets clasp, gold and
silver thirnbies, watches, earrings. S<c. Ais
a splendid assortment OF clccks. lamps. cut
Ieiy and fancy articles. and many Others
too numerous TO marticn; oil Of which he
offers .or sac cheap Ior cash, at the sien OF
the $40 warren.
n. b. All work done at This establish
nient is warranted to perform Web. Watch
es and clocks warranted for twelve months.
TEEus-one price and CAsu. july 6-y.
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Nxw ORLEANS, 30th Nov. 1852.

Nxw ORLEANS, Goth Nov. 1852.
10 the Physicisss and
CHieen Of East Baeos Rouge
Mr.. WV. BoEeEr, who for several years
has been employed in the Drug Store OF the
late James S. Shaw, and since June last in
Our employ, being about to locate in Baton
Rouge for. the purpose Of conducting the
drug business, it affords us much pleasure to
testify to the full qualifications. industry,
and strict integrity OF Mr.. B. and 10 recon-
mapd him with confidence TO physicians
and families. as an accomplished Druggist
and estimabie gentleman, in whose Sue
cess we will always feel interested. Wish
ing him the support he merits, we are,
Respectfully. your obi. sesv'ts.
TILGHMAN u co.
Successor to James S Shaw.
CIRCULAR.
"AVING PURCHASED THE ESTAB
Ill LISHNlENT Of Mr.. II. i. VlBBEKT,
on Lafayette street. | am prepared TO iuril-
ISL Planters, Physicians and all who may
favor him with their patronage, with pare
aad fresh Drugs mi WeRt,iaes. | have
made arrangements with Northern u,anu-
tacturers and irst iniporters. which enables
me 10 keep constantly or hand. eULl. and
COMPLETE assortment OF Fresh Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Sc, as well as all
the principa PATEvr MEDICINES Of The day.
which will be sold at New Orleans prices
on liberal terms.
The entire pj'e&t1pt'Oh business at the we'll
known Drug Store OF the late Jas. s Shaw.
at New Orleans. having dcvolved upon ne
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I'I~OR!iNv 20 CLTpCTTT..

3 j
Dear ~'.-n'' o,..l,,.t' I,.i..,!o a c!ea, Ge
good +, NV ,ce Gotta had cod from
bed 7bc.,. :,iry 6,el .'.soro. and nv vu.,
very ls.i ever eirc-. r!yiJr ~r,l, o, D To me u
p-.,,biDr o. s.pr,ur-agl I '..1y.iy .,.!afs,1r
p.rI m.ry dill. fu., ,,:,IDrs an some - Z
iii cool .U-n ll:.r ,..c; hu. ~. Loc,cK'- j.
b ~, 7toI-i. clears r.y voice and ions L.. co
IN, instantly. bay. n,y.r ,9vna an, HIM. too
pr-a WITH il.
| have rr:n 70 wears W. van mini t., n
Tic Wesleyan VI" hor'-.s i'm la~ p'nc?'r
,a' tive =" rNHS GA who 'f'' ..'-a a.
head aHu am SEo"n pe 'v.N..y 10 IN
NOV ott 'H'}. many ~ Nr'.' haze atmn
ELECTS ne " ste l...r.. rr.|L tdc yp.." an"
p,ng tG' or -'l--.nty never saw -urh met'cN
io-'. h " eve size" Chris aus, h"S Lee
well af,.. l.!'or two noN"-. ann witness 81 ..
power . stop irl-lf 60, coughing no al.
as " SCUM l-'at1e7, ca" upon ~. pre-;
ard -.'sYs d o.. ~ l.uouu 2a''r, to AXE
w1.e'S i.r .w"r'f.rg t' No cNl cunn
Nou rny pa!r.a .,y Testimonials io1 tie tSc
wnirrs If you " .h. ,
l1mtr. "oa-s. OWEN 'TfoM ---
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ITEMS At HOME AND ABROAD.

THE man who doesn't take a newspaper
was in town again, yesterday, enquiring
whether the Magnetic Telegraph Line took
passengers or not. He said he had heer'd"
that the Telegraph went anywhere for 25 cts
" for the first ten words" and as he hadn't
word to say he thought il might take him for
nothing as far as Boston! We sent him over
&c Mr.. DODGE, and presume he was trans
mtted.'
All the Boats Of the Old Line, the BUE-
LiS7roy, uyfrED Stiles, SALru$, WHlrc-
HAIL and ShEATlc, wc Unigr.tan!, axe
nov on., aud prepared for t'e campaign. Who
the OgF-GEs OF tlose Boats are, - are ~,
Informed, 1t being the apparent policy Of the
company 10 advertise as little as possible. No
better mer ever Commanded Steamboats, than
Captains DAVIS ANDERSON, O'GRADY, BANTER
and others. but whether they are now in ser
vice" or not, we have no means of knowing.
Wherever they are, however, we wish them
tie best OF good luck. They are first rate
fellows, prom7', kind and gentlemanly. We
WIS" me" al "a'"f o' Success anywhere
aud every where.
- Those who know Cl3h. w, will
a,,-.,,,+o t,a f,'iov,,, AMI ra,d,I,. i.n,rino
'''5' IL" '''''7 ,'0
answered tie enquiry o. tn, strln-ar, Cash,
IS By the roil-sjia nea Ing f.a,, 4 stranger
"apw3 e'to bay cows, rides up
>trtRygr.-Arc there an dry cows about
UC.c:
Clfi.-TEcV. W.. syY,,;o thar, !, TLoro
W.. ,,, .,,,.,,i,-,.,,,. t;,,,,, ..;.,.o-,.,
=, '''''' ''1' TO-
=" so pea 10 ufIA' out Oh tl't mll-p1 lille
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speeches OF IL 13et Iii, W. think, IS the uG" be
made under the shadow Of tht B1nsr.h.H
Monument, on Monday last. Never was the
consummate skill Of the rhctoricau more fully
displayed than in the opening paragraphs OF
that speech. Mr.. FRoTnINGnAM, Mayor of
Oh ,restown made very ftlicitous reception
speech, but it was wholly cchpsed by the cr
tempore reply of the Hungarian orator. We
copy from the Boston papers as follows;
an KossurH reped:--
NV voice shrin.s from the tls'i to mincle
with the awful pltho5 Of that ics.ic orator,
(pointng TO the moAumcnt.) Silent like the
grave, and yet melodious Ike the song of in
mortality upon the lips of chcru6lm--l sense
less, cold granite, and yet warm with insprl
ton like q patriots heart-nnora1'e Ike the
past, and yet stirring like the future, winch
never stops; 1t Looks Ii e Il pcoph2 1t, aAi spclNs
like an oracle. And thus Il speaks -
'Fhe day | Commemorate ia the IoI with
which the hand Of the Lord his opened the
well of Liberty. It's waters viii nJwi ever
new drop Of martyr blood will inscctse the
tide. Despots nay dam is fool, bat D'vcr
stop it. The higher lt- dam the high. tH'
tide it will overflow or will break through
Bow and adore, and hope
Such are the words "n'n come 10 my ed'''
and bow, adore, | hope.
In boWlhg' my eyes meet I've sou u p""Ntt
iani-'iut IN'u' 4puuI'ls ,'eio VI t"o 0''''s'"
oraWa 10 "Hich Lexington uEu Co"Co'u ''u
been the preface.
The spirits Of the past rise before my eyes
see Richard Gridly hastily planning the en-
trenchments. hear the bluut sound OF the
pickax and spade IN the hands Of the patriot
band. hear the patriots say that All is well
see nnoW'Io" l',I'us I'ls i5uT VI la. l,',Iv
upU,' ""'C. SUN .'I su"s "'n '',.' way w.,
.,N, '''u! P'o'u " r'o'.
'e ,u iDi.'i t0'''' "
s 1'oI''I ~ P''"P-.' - '.,'''" t'o
.Mau Us -'it 'lv ''oS '',o' ''.>o
viz "aI ''e '''''.' VI "'I i'Do' S'"I;u t'1'' ''
no"U. VI '"' " S"0 - 0',"'' 'L''
.ue We. '.-''," " -.-'' ''il'0'''I Gay '-' ',1
npt1'' p.'! 's w 'i'''i 1''r Nv" gu.
NY Vi cIlt"o" "E'.' S'iP9 ana rom ~
. ~ VIC o,.A- ~ ''I 80 '''.' ''
80 ~ ~ 9.'','' 800 o.
800, t,' .oII.' '"S I'm ~ '': 80
1'alnea dn1 soa ,, 1.SH 'o'."[ l. C''.S3
ce''! 'lat II Is Sweet oul 'iir u u'e 'or ''i
iu',e'!a"u see MN I''-e Tlh- III MS reI't'
aho, struck IN inc iore"eld' inH 10 'He EFoan
ana roheFoy, VITA ms sLdttcred 'nlS{et - Ms
ola'e manu. Co.hPdl"il- lhat ne renamed uh-
nuFt ""eH a.'eh "'d ~ u'e ana see al
'he Grave VINO lnii uhnUnej Unn3'lr"!, AAI
UNKNOWN lhe lAHei1ss cJrNef-sch'S oil Amer
ican independence.
Al lIe S2H''s e. thot mnf. oTen'i'' VctorE,
unaer the name "i deielt-i see item all the
eyes Of M soul are fahlilr with TIE spirits OF
martyrs Oh ;'oeF'y. b"i t"osa see "r"ini me
ING wounds c7yIps ior roycnr, 10 The 4 a-,,,.,
God; the smile Of ctcn'l bliss - playing
"a ~ go.
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GROCERIES.

s5G Chest: Il. s. Zen, 80 chests 7. II.
'sFY do, Is c1eats hI7c.. dog 20 hid ? Y. Sucnr
J, 'ud5 N. . DO. J. b. c'..ara Dos - hb.s t,i-
30 boxes fo.la,co ~ bo,.~ !. ,.gs; 81 boxes + e.
Tee leo bags DAIRY salt; an 80 bb.s Flour. al.
Ct which may be had at the lowest possible rrrrs.
q. r. STAMFORD.
Nav z Wif
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In Sheturne, very Suddenly, Of disease oI the
heart, on the 23l inst, SAMUEL FLETCHER
ESQ, aged ~ yelrs, Mr.. FLrTcurR was one OF the
oldest aud most highly esteemed citizens OF Shell
burnr An honest and upright man, good n,ghoor
aud good cizcn.
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Carpet BAGS from : 80 TO 500
Trunks from : TO $50.
Canes from - cis to 20.
Umbrellas from G2 cts. TO Us.
tSirQ2C Goods

without limit, Children and Misses Hats and Caps
OF all kinds from the highest To the lowest rrce
latestsyes Remember the location BARApA,
College Street, md door tom CHURCH,
Ap IS, d&wu
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III, Pi0ic. 90.

A Large assortment - TIA late, W!ro
s'..t Lead, Ccra,r and C, hr=sia l-o1 -.
g"t,. w,,l otar, aruy,tsin tn li0mahs line. F..
sac ~ II. NUl " q 60.
G,v1 49, fN,..r
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STATE or VERMONT, I The Honorable T
DI-rEICr OF CHiTrGypEy $. bnte Court. tor
Distuct aiJrcsiIj, to all petsJHs Interested.
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Petition TO Nr2.e.aNa.

April 80, 1852