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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
Nrw OnlrANs, Jan. Ia, f85i,

Nfw ohhrAae, Jan. IL, 1851.
n the Fshie,-t do hereby state that IN Sept.
ltHt, while on my way TO the NEW England tatet
/ rhads u short step ii Me,nphis, Tenn, and seeips
Il nntiea OF Mr., E,vais' Tooth and Gum Specific
rallua OH Mr.. l.. to consult him In regard to in
tseih and gums, which was at that time in a most
daplpfablt state Of diseafa, FROM being ~ealiyatel
settte year and halfages Ny lower gum appeal
ed Ia be one complete t6nset, or mereufial pere
and IN one or Two place. had actually eaten throttgi
my gum, 60 that | could see the bare bone. Mr.
Evena told me he had full confidence that his
%slinciiie would heal and tufe them. | purchased
Two bottles OF the Specific, and commenced ueiug
|. Immediately, and IN a few days | could piainly
tee that | was receiving benefit rapidly, and II
legs thar aiS weeks the sores We're closed 1
healed, aud | might say perfectly cured. My
teeth which were also at the time covered with
a black rough eoating, are now smooth and Of n
clear clean white, suffice IL 10 eay, th al ! would
not be without the Specific If the coal wae five
times al much. | am we'll known In East Florida,
and can when returned home, produce mere than
fiity Witnesses Of The frat responsibility, who will
attest TO The above, upoi, exhibiting my mouth te
them in its present state.
(sisnedl A. L. MoNlER.
Mrmrnis, October, 30, 1850.
Mr.. w. Eaton Evans, New Orleans:
peir Sir-.In answer TO your inquiries how |
lked. or what elect your lsaeTue lputil, ana Gtitf
Specific has had Upon my wife, | will Say that the
effects produced upon the teeth and gums Of my
wife were astonishing. 1t not only brought the
teeth 10 a clear and pesrly white, but has fully
restored her gums 10 i natural and healthy appear.
ance. | eiten use it myeeli for cleansing and
whitening my teeth, and ~cloaning my mouth, ioi
which | consider IL without a parallel.
| was asei Ia conversation q few days since with
Rev. Mr.. Gray, Pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church in tiia place. He told me be vas using
yoltr Specific, and previous 10 which his gums had
become very soft and spongy espeeis lly Ia the
sockets OF his teeth so much so, that il was with
difficulty that he could m~astieate his foo and that
Il had--to use his own worta--aeted Ike magic
upon his gums; that they had now beet me 50 firm
TINT he could eat with ease, and that they were
rapidly improving and getting frmer every day
thu; he considered il d production that could moi
be eqaallea, and that il could not be too widely
male known. It is being thoroughly tested here
bur as ye, ! have heard Of no one who does mol
speak Of IL in terms of satisfaction.
Yours, See. Il. Bprsn.
Commission Merchant, 90 Front Row.
r. g. EELAR0DERiE, Jewller, Harvey
House, Agent for Baton Rouge.
Joel B. HARPER, Agent for Bayou Sara,
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NJ MEDICAL.
III. r. WADDILL,
nrnnn4af and AnnfhAnaTN

UruRgfgt and ApothecAry.
OFFERS for sale d large and we'll selected IN
" stock of DRUGS and MEDICINES, ~
which he warrants as the best quality, and u
fresh. He would state that be is now pres
pared to supply pLAsreHs ttpea The most liberal
terms. He does not profess 10 keep . cheap store,
but will sell as ehea1 as can be had In this place.
lquality OF articles Icing the same1 Ills supply
those. the reputation Of which are established.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compound
ed. with a strict regard 10 quantities and qualities
used. Medicines delivered nj all times, day Of
nipht. mfiJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
W. j. A. HoBERrs. Hufus n. W
ROBERTS B. HOWELL,
NEYS AT A w

TTAvE formed a Partnership In the practice OF
IL their profession, and tender their services
all those who may he pleased to ntrtls. bust
ness to their management and care.
Having devoted much time and attention TO
the study and practice Of Criminal Law for She
past seven years, they particularly command
themselves 10 those who may need their services
In thai department Of their profession.
vffieE fHeHr ROOM, fiasr FLOOR ABOVE THg
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

Tor SALE-A Creole Maze. good 20 rss-
Is and works IL harness Apply u tl4 o--~
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Lately Received.


HNOTTES pers1aasAss qui d0ivent ieurs taxes lie
Pasasse posg ls1saH 1881. cs peer FIX meme
tMa xssasas agents psir &es sssaa-ses1least%. sAat
resasiiS dr xessiT In payer, NJ II 3es taxes s3xs lson-
r~-sisr,sss ne son srss 5rsvs a. Ifssplrasses AZ sreIf%
5sr.rr. = anotxsscrfx 4 IN ialre Ia seilessian sescn Il
sfsf. MI HfHHS.
rsuraza zt~sN II u rxr e Ers~
E~.p~t
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CHAS. EMANUEL G. co.
Genlemens' Clohing & Finishing
STORE, AZ CAMP STREET,
10may' new
HOUSE,,

TINE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT
Il formerly conducted by VIM. Marx fsssf{
ham| has been thoroughly repaired. pain s1sssA-
ted and cleansed, and IL again open for the accom-
mediation Of the public. Every ~exertion will be
used to render il one of the best houses i'll the State.
Nov. is If w. j. RHODUS,
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A ErE conduit eu Dcpo, a Baton Rouge, par
III ], n. Deirocq, tugede paiy, un negre grille,
nom George. etdit qui'el appartient a John Null
Ter, de Nashville, Tenn. lie dit negre est envi-
ron cling pieds d'hauteur, ct il Is; agS d'envison
Is ans; le dit negre a etc conduit an Depot IL az
Mars. 1854. lie propri6taire Us, requis de SO con-
forms a la loi e, lie retirer. il ]. ODcM,
.GA- IA ~@48H&aI &@####@ #8e%#b GEha.l49A.
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yIT AS committed to,the Depot at Baton Rouge
wv on the 2lst day OF March, 1885,, John Il.
Dafroct ], r.. a negro boy named GEORGE. gnIl
color. 5 feet high, about i5 years old, says he belongs
TO john Muller, oil Nashville. Tenn. The owner Is
requested 10 eomply Width law and take him away
maraf III. QDoM, Jastef.
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fTNAkEN up By Mr. A, NJ. Noble, about II
Il miles from the town Of Baton Rouge, "a
on the Coinite road. d bod tail purrul horse, E%sfA
ahou, II years old. ID hanis high, hiaae NJ
ibee. The owner il reaass,ea 10 come forward pay
charges, and take him away, atterwise he will be
sold aecotdias to law, II, H. WOLFE,
March s5ti,, 1859. tds Ranger,
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SarsaDariisas.

@ r, TOWNSHIPS; Sans Bull GUY
bs soft; Woods Wsacoops. For
feba 81 DIV II. r. WADDILL Drug
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MEDICAL.
Look 10 Your Teetli--Tliey con BID
saved.

nR, LAeRuEts. tof Pafist TOOTH AMI
IL GUM SPECIFIC for the etits Of sore, diseHse
ID and bleeding Gums, and removing oil .sftA
from the Teeth, keeping them clean and white
and preventing decay. This preparation not only
~eieausos and b~eaitihas the Teeth, bat keeps the I
clear a. tartef and settfyy, and will, II not daeayet
prevent their becoming 50! II decay has CONNER .
I'd, II will arrest the progress OF decay, from the
publication il renders to Gums and Teeth. u II
also one Of thepbeat purifiers Of The Breath eve
discovered Warranted purely Vegetable. Fer
sale by dr. GILBERT, f2J poydfass street, aad
w, EATON EVANS u Co, New Orleans,
propfietofs for the United States
Better testimony cannot be Offered IN tavot OF
any medicine, fhaa the following from Doctor y.
Gilbert. whose character and integrity Is we'll
known In the South and West, and much through
out The U. y, as being the most successful man
living for The treatment and cure OF the mos
,uYptafale cancers and chronic Ulcers,
3 Being called upon by Mi Evans TO give him
my opinion respecting DR.. Iaeft,e's Tooth " Gum
Specific. | take pleasure In saying, that, as sgeHt, !
have sold the Specific rapidly, and SO lar as have
heard ffetn its effects II has given universal satis
f%autieh, and bearing the appellation Of the mos
| superior article now IN use for cleansing and
whitening the teeth also for restoring tifmiess te
| soit OF epoiigy gums, or healing whers there Ia
| liberation with i%apidity. Suffice 1t to say that II
hng no rival In point Of efficacy.
{, GttBfar, NJ. y. lee, ,Poyefas 81.
December 10th, 1850. New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

DIETS.
"A ROW Root, Topisco, Sage, and Pearl Barley
~ for sale by H 7. -WADDILL
may3l-y. Druggist
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NFw OHbHAes, Dec. 3d. 1850.
do hereby certify that about Ave years aga
was badly s~aiivaiei from The use 81 %ealotiel, and
rom which time my gtlps and lips have ,ievei
beef healed, but have from that lime been In u
nofe end liberated condition at three different
times have had the Ulcers on my gums burnt out
with eaHstig which we,ld relieve them for q shelt
time, bat the sores would soon break out again.
and the font portion Of The gum Of my under
jaw had become go lar wasted that ] could nearly
lay my little finger tiidef tlte roots Of my teeth
On The TIT November last ! purchased from Mr.
Evans one bottle OF his Leerue's Tooth u Cum,
Specific. AT the time Mr., Evans told me III
wauld cure my mouth. but would probably take
siK or eight weeks time, 40 my gums had bee IN
this diseasaa condition so long but TO my surprise
end qualification, In less than four weeks my
gums and lipe were perfectly healed and restored
10 natural and healthy appearance, and where
the large cavity that was under my teeth IL bsin4
rapidly restored IA ita former place. ! have thu
day obtained ono more bottle, which ! feel con.
ldelit will complete a perfect restoration
w. II, GAUIlER,
Clerk Of Steamer Amazon
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a ErE conduit au nepo, b Baton Rense, Ven.
N drudi Mars go. dc la geole de Grecnsbaig
dams cette Etpt IN negfe homme que Sc otnal
TOM ct dit gull apparieuent a Ia Veuve Hays
auptes de Fort Adenls, Etat de Mississippi, lie dit
utgre est dun teiut noir, 8 pieds 0 rouces d'han.
,eur, age d~'environ IS ans, 10 ,prepri6taife est re.
euis lie Sc c~oniorinS 4 In lei, ct le retifer
aara 3, III 0DOh, Gaalier.
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GLASS Of ~alIsizes: Putty Paints. OF and 2 ant
VI Brushes fof SALE 1t
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II. r. NaddnI

nFFERS for sale a large and well selected as
- sortment Of Cupping Glasses, Nipple Shields
Breast Pipes and nursing Bottles, at his establish
iEent or Church street. may3I-y.l
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yETAS brought 10 the Depot at Baton Rouge
w friday March 90, noun Greensburg ieil IL
this State, a negro man who calls him eli TON
and Gays he belongs to nj Widow Hays rear Fort
Adams. State of Mississippi said hoy Ia black, 3 feet
q Inches hist aud about As years Of aye, The ow.
ner Is feqneeted to comply with the law and tahe
him away, apfJ3t III ODOM, Tailor,
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ED MckIIAiGky
I. BUILDER AND ARCHITECT,
linn s,reft. befneen F70rtda and Convention streefs,
RS PREPARED to take all contracts IN bis line,
j. and executed with ~neatncss AID dispatch; all
kinds OF Jobbing attended 10.
N. B+--plans and specifications given when re-
ouired, gratis. JAM 17,y.
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I)ratbg.

In Greensboro. Aug. > an infant daunh,,,
of Duncan and Sarah McFarlanc. arcd tbrce
weeks and , DAYS.
At Greensboro, July l.. of disease Of III.
Chest. Eleanor, adopted daughter OF John C.
and Eliza Ellsworth. aged IL wears and IA
months
At North DanviIIe. Aug. ,. Gilbert SON Of,
the late Capt. Obcl Shatturk. AGED 30 wears
III" deceased had recently returned from
California. and on his passage home was take
with the l>thmu> or Panama fever.
In lraS burgh, July 2lst. Elder Joseph Peck
aged 81 wears.
In Nashua. y H.. August 18th. Susan Ann
Clark. wife of DR.. Favrttc Jcwctt. and ONLY
daughter Of the late Dea. john Clark Of nh.
town. aged - wears. Her remains were
brought to this place for ntcrmcnt Seldom
are we called to record the loss of ono so
worthy Of high esteem and aflcctiona,c re-
gard: and deeply is the loss of that GENTLE
and loving spirit felt by her numerous r,.I,-
tlves and friends
Firm Of soul
Ana pur" IN purpose. on the eternal Rock
OF Christian trust herenersic- rcro>ed.
And sought no triFut" from >l,dowv worIl
Her carly hop" and homage cIayc 70 God
When tie bright ,k;r- the untroulle,l fornt. Of
Youth
With al t''ir >"rS -hir= all Their flowers re. I'M
+ Tempt h"r >1nt, s., i'll hours o, pain.
II M ~.l,.~i.r '.,', md ~, her brow
Nd ii LEI Ir''>: tho ,!ove-.,hc n .e,,er.er
Found peaceful ,i,rae"
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The Chandler School.

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STATE OF VERMONT

y ~ ! I.hH'NI
District Of E>>eN. -
Al a fr"ba;" Court held Al the Probate nf';r.. in
iun"nhur-. within ami ior said District. on liz.
ION day "f AUgu-t. \. H.. 1.:52-
q instrument. l".rr"rti;.e L. be- the l>. VII
an" Testament ii Daniel kuul.,l lac ~, | II
"ntriG IN >d District. dcr";r," benz ,,ra>.r!-,.
:" ii" court here hv Augustus kiminif. H.. -
"r"'"r therein named, tor I'r,'a":-lt j. ordered
a.; >a '"ur' that al i~r~on> concerned therein
lac n"tl'"d I" apI"ar al Session Il said court 70
TIC h"d at The PROBATE Office. in Iu;.citurg. in
sa!f district. On the 3"'h day 81 August. :. D.
To- ana >,l"W r"'I>". II any they NAV have
against the Probate o. said VII: FIR which ,,,,,,,.
II j. iurticr ordered tIa: copy Of The record q,
ms order i" pnli>h"IfIIrc, week ,rIrcr>, vv in
me a"3"il'n u r"w>i'll"r printed a, 81 JOINS
nhTN, III ms >;a'". - >''nn ~ u!av be
\ true c";,. nf rc,..,r.i-
ls5w@I Attest. JONAH BROOKS rc.-;..er
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know how to annrociatc

Itl> with @rrl' difficulty that I am WRITING
tins sorrowtnl, h"art-rcndng narration. but
suppose many OF our friends will be anxious
70 hear more directly than throngh the news
papers. lour aiicctionatr friend
:. i. COLBY.
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HUH . b. "iby. Esq. giving
some account Of the disaster of the Henry
Clay:
fEoCT"HsvIIIE. w.
:. July 81, 1852.
FRIEND --: The last sal service 10 fine
remains OF my dear. dear Harriet was attrn-
""d Yesterday Al o'rlorll. p. y. |. NAV IL.
som" days before | sec Won. and viii write
III" I'~'l'UIar~ of that t,,t,d >rcnr ~ nv.
rl7'>h'"l heart will permit.
VIZ parry ron>l>tln" OF myself and wifi. !
w Ellis, wife and sister. left Albany for \
"rk city by tn" steamer Henry Clay about
O'Clock on "Wednesday morninr W. wont
upon the promenade deck for the better view
"' ''ila@'> and scenery along the shore. We
We're not many miles ont before we discover
rd ii" "ArmcnIa, a rival boat. comina down
behind and apparently oaininr uron =,
then feared racing. but had been stroncIv as
~nr"t At Albany. by rclial'" rcr>ors a. ".
supposed, that no racing would he. allowed
and hoped II vs. -. Bat not lonu af:rr I
n"'I""I that the landing Of orr boat wa> ,t.
trrt"i IN great haste. and pa>>cn"ry~ vc~.
pa->rI oil and on with dangerous rapidi.v
49,. ,~,,.a,,.a 'n' '',II'' one 'hnN.
ln...'r ' vs. ''f p"f' wa lrinnd
~ rs we w"r" n"arin" Kingston tL.
tw" hoat> ran side hv side. 1T inns Very cI,s.
ana al Irutth the bows were in c.,n,,rt
hand 90 the Henry Cla} ,ut ont a fender 4
@aJ"-' IT, wh"rlhous" Of the Armru;, IN ,.r,..
vent closer collision, and in that position, w.
IA .,'r SOM" 'n>''n'", III" passengers were
''"''' 'I>','r''i' a"h were generally stand
:, "' ''' upper arr when som" official
~ '"e ''',' cam" up amt passed round amo".
''''' ~ ~ ,h"r" Is II" danger, that they
were NOV rar>n@. and urgng all to stem TO
,h' Opposite >"Ir OF tn" deck To ca>" of the
''',' 'h'n Appealed t" HIM to stop this
'n', h"' run Ms INTO danger. He repeated.
WI" @f'l''r emphasis, We were r"rf;."tly
no "'l-'r. and 'aIl would he ri"ht If
..' PASSENGERS stepped to tn" other sid" a. h.
,r'I'>'''H ms was don" and the Henry
",''' ''''''' tHcf ms occurrence" ""
La, i'',' :" "'.r ';'' ""'f ana ." a>hor"
''''' 'l!'' n" con-" 'ln with Us a.
"''''' ''''' "'> "'lf''v i'>f >i-IIt Of That
"'''~'""'' 'i"'''''' oar tears and We felt
T.. :, ''' 49, >''''' n'!", before the fire.
w - Wv 'iIit' l!il'lt g. TIE pl~~tr,rrre .p,.'
.',H'.r. .N1"~t fhn rir:" W.. l,a...l )-a,,l.,..
| cit NV wife >irIiu. in the lallir>' s,',,a,
- 'r"r sue had been mo-; Of, the ,av. ard
~, =, .''I'''''.,'. -, """r. ,'.r. 'a.
~ h"'', VI t..'> and Fl~ ladies' Within ="
'"o"'"~ think. after wen. NJ. thnce VISA
rT. and ~moIo forward about the center o.
III" h"''. md at on" ,tart-! 20 90 below
'r my "'lr--rh" boat was headed to the shore
ma struck '":"r" reached the >toir,. l.
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THE HENRY CLAY-.LETTr,R rrnu
MIR. COLBY.
Deaf bodies recovered.
Missing.

In the Montpelier Patriot we find the an
n'N'd letter from 5. b. Colby, Esq. giving
some account Of the disaster of the Henry
Clay:
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TT ITION.

i-' >'Ii"''"" l''->c>>", tl- apparatus for IL
h> raiI'@ III" hrlnc..> 81: Natural >r;.,,re
':'E'a' Efforts have been mai" to provide ample ac
S,'l''a'i"i, i"r boarding in private fannie, -.
Il 80 l"r week. "
From Nr r. pa., >ucce-, in -.,cbip,- ,,,c Tr,,-
;""> b'"'" The Institution will MAINTAIN =. ,.'
"n> ll"h reputation for ihoro-hrr.,> in men, ,I
moral discipline. 4. EUi;IrIiF ''''
f'acham, July -. 1872. -.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
CIR Z HfTi3 CcEHcT
ii
ROY ALTON. Vt.

s'hi- l'1 lr''n al. ',.'nn",.c~ >r,.:- IL. a,l
cog eve. '.rtrs w,--'>
iilii"N'r -. i~i''':,~v Er.-',,h lral,,.,
ir-- g..ar..g. S.,,
II -
F-''a'A :, i;.'i5. each ezra. m
h~,v--,-
ii'""r'rr rnarir < r"l.clrr, matte .,,,, :,'oo
i,-'r"r''"'' ~ tie i'ian" rurrr. 500
l-'' - li>.r.,m-is:. 30.
tl:al. Department.
r. i l. VI Wilson ~i.l lrc.ur" IN I-,ocu,on.
i'r"'. 7. :. I:s,i,l,"r- ls,,->.,.,-,
Lecture, Vii To- j"i.yrr-l during the .erln :, IN.
q ''.-''-:- 90 H.. ~-...~'' l,.,v r...u;i...
-'rra'-.-''''> WI - furnish" n l~li r..,,.r.
me- az lie '-' IA .,'l,-> :ii..Ia;c FIR ,,,,,,,.
a IA e. -. Ay'.-i- 81, H. f.r,,, 81 - MI.
\ i'@-'."-'> Department "r N.~,ral ca. -
''' 'cr. I'D" '' '.- z,- 80 rl., ,,.,,,,r,.,.,,,,..
- - "'' >, 20. -,--- -,---.l ...,-i;,,i..
h"A. : r. "'h. >l-1"- I'm ma, -. ,i,,..1
ia i>''.ai :r'> f"r The :,rc,mrir!,,,, II ,l,,>c
">'.'n,; - l.'s.ri fh,r,,--',c>.
Tuition Iaval,,. ia a.lvairc.
Ea,al.on. In'y %. 1sse. ''''' ''';F i,i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14
NEW STOCK
DRUGS and MEDIGTNEs,

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14
lnE PORK TEADE-Thc Loui,yill. Con

The Pork TEADE-Thc louisville Con.
rer "Ives promising account Of the rominn
PORK harvest. Throughout k"uturkv and
Indiana Their" Is larar Increase IN hos ,bi,
season. which are worth ten per cent. more
than they were las: owing. 1t is saiI. To ia"
t'"' that the farmers are FEEDING them on
corn. I'll" same account i givcn of Ohio
The Courier SAYS Already some Operators
in Louisville have purrh,~"ltor delivery ear
" IN the fall. some %, 1000 hos. which will h..
ta'ten"d in Indiana. and will be- delivered in
the Falls City at IS to 3 %. gross. some
days ago We stated that several larrr sized
lots had been contracted for. at Madison. at
Il %, net. \ provision dealer at Louisville
has agreed to deliver next sprin" lot of new
mess pork, to be manufactured from the com
ING crop. at 81. which is nearly 81 per Dbl.
less than at present prices.
Loss OF LIFE El SrrtMro,1 ;r>,>-
TIES HCrI>G TIE FAST ErGur Mnxru,.
Prom a list OF steamboat disasters contain
ed in the Journal of Commerce. W., learn thai,
during tn" past ri"1lt months 9jf human be
inr hav" lost their lives. OF these 95G per
sous Cos belonged to European steamers.
and were lost bv disasters o"ca~ioncd Tx
wreck and rir.. In one >imrlc instance. .hc
wreck Of the Birkrnh"aI. of the roa>r Of At.
rl'a. to prri>ir'i. | pom "ur own lakes and
rivers during the time stated ;iJ3 haze lost
their lives. the grraf">t number n any one
time resulting from the destruction Of tlc
Henry Clay ly fire.
II hntlrr. in his history o.. K,ntur,r
Sl'"aNlng OF the Indian mode of war.',rc. avs
they often make t,j,.t< TO draw out the can
ri>on. Perhaps the Democratic ran,iil,,c
for the Presidency wished to introduce. this
Indian prartir" into Mr>i"o. II. was in the
habit of tainting. hut whether he sr,crrclr,l
IN drawing out the earri,ons We can't saw As
history docs not inform us and tradition j.
silent on the nhi""t.-Lovi>,jN. Lo,rn,H
e" Prot. SiIIiman in an address delivered
hrf"r" tn" PHI Erfa Kappa So~ic-v of Yale
College. remarked tia, the best diploma for
woman Is a lar@" family of clil,irrn. AMI ar
honorrl and hepp, husband The Professor
Thought thai with rc~ard - H.. decree. 81
Mistress Of Arts lately conferred i,aw,,-
'rrfi r""cgc tie tt" wo"'d he m re rr.o.,-
Nv. with b. I~ch>rI 80 i to~ .N>r,-,.u,
u '.', wn",rn ,o,.>. ,v.,, H..
LiGr"E nF>IE"Yrn-W W. are Informed
rha. two barrels ct li0unr ,vrr. >.iz.,I ,,l
.'.'S;royrd according, to law. in ra',.,il,c. o..
Ncn1'r. Tire liqrnr w. rr.~.I ,a., the