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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
ParOissc d,Est Baton Rouge,

COuF dM yEcOHG OtSiTti &c W A u9oNsos . ~
NouueIh Orzeans.
Comes, Epouse de- p. e. Barbe Il T. II.
.rbe eft ais. VS.. Louis Surgi, Tntcrtr. No. 50Os.
IN VERTU dune commission lance dams lie
process G i-dessus iBtitnle ct nurnerote ct a
! adresse par rhonorable Cour dn second Dis
I dams ct pour la paroisse de la No1yelle Or
MS ct Etat susdit, Jexposerai en- vente pub
lie a la porte de la maisoI de Cour dams la Vile
Baton Rouge, Samedi le 5eme jour de JUN
chain. 1862 d ii heures du motin, les propri-
: ci-apres decrite situe dams cette parfle de Ia
.e de Baton Rouge, arpente par lie ieu u. Beau-
ard. etdGkign6 dams lie plan CONNIE suit sagoiI:
ms pllet No. 81. leg lots de terre No. . ct 3 fai-
SAINT face sur la rue PenalbeTt
entire les rue ST. Ferdinand Ell
Europe.
6 90. fe lot de terre No. s faisant
face sur la rue Someruclos, en-
Ire les rue st. Ferdinand ct
Antique.
g 9 Al, les lots de terre Nos, 6, I, s ct
q, entire les rue Aisle, Napoie-
on ct Europe ct sud Boule-
yard.
{ GO, le lot No. | forme pencoignnfe
DIES rue Maximilien ct Europe.
= . 6 lie lot No. 10 forme fencoig-
nnre d.Est boulevard ct ID rue
6 q IL i'll No. o faiisant face sur
FEST Boulevard.
. 6 g GA. le lot No. 8 e~ncoignire des
rue Maximilien et Europe.
{ g s g Ie lot No. s faisant face sur
TEst Boulevard.
6 6 g 81, fe lot No | e%i,coignure DIES rue
Maxifnilien ct Anierique.
e q . q Ie lot 10 encoigHure FEST
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29
SHERIFF. SALES.
STATE OF LOuISIiNA--Parish Of
East Eaton Rouge s

Union Bank OF Louisiana, vs. Sarah Rhodes, Il
ink, Ut. aL---Seventh Judicial District Court,
Parish If East Feliciana---No. 1883
10y VIRTUE Of q writ oi a ia directed TO the
ID Sheriff Of the parish Of East Baton thouge,
aud issued from the Hon. the Seventh Jaa srss
District Court in and for the parish OF East Fell
cana and State aforesaid, | will expose OF public
sale, at The Court House door in the city Of Baton
Rouge oa Saturday BE % dsy Of FL; lu; ;y,a lss9' .a at
Ii o'clock, a. NJ. all the right. tl'ie' iiIefest ana
claim of John Baker Rhodes and benjamin
franklin Rhodes 10 and 10 the four following lots
Of ground situated inthat part Of the city 81 Ba-
ton Rouge laid Out BY Ellie Beauregard, and des-
ipIlated On the fgurative plan thereof at lots No.
o, 10, Ii and 12 in square No. 80, together with
all The buildings and improvements thereon.-
Seized to pay and salisfy their Stlirile portion
due on SAID writ Of A ia by the said John B. and
b. +. Rhodes--say tie sum Of W hundred and
thirty-three dollars and thirty-three cents each,
together with interests and costs.
Terms Of sale, cash, with the benefit of APP
praiseA1ent. "A. y. bAblN, onerlh.
May Goth, 6t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

"A EIE conduit d ia Geole de Quest Baton
u Rouge. 10 1oenie Jour Mai, 1852, un 1iegre
qui So nofnHIe William. s pieds 10 %Isoaces de
hauteur, age d'envifon 80 ans, TENT noir, il app
porte tine petite moustache, ct il a uIie marque
sur Ia n~1acloife du cote droit, ct IL dit gulf ap-
partiert a Mr.. Etienne Landry, pres Paintceurt-
vile. lie pToprietaire est reguis De Sc co1form6
a Ia loi ct 70 r%etirer. + j. BLANCHARD, a
mai29 ST Geolier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

We are authorized to announce DT' -
p, WARD as d candidate for q seat ~
The Convention from the parish O. IlV-
ingstor. II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

We are authorized to ari1oit'ice
A. nj. DUNN, as . candidate for the Con-
vention. "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

ELASTIC ateel kpnrs, = very u pericr srticle
IL tcf Gale M AssBRADF0RD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

N 1Kz61AM 4. n
May y, 1852. Y opelouss !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

c;tv of baton Ronge laid out by tile late L. Beaure-
gard and designated in tile plan thereof Us follows
to wi /:
iialbert ST., between ST Ferdi-
rrand a. Africa sts.
" 80. lot No. 5 fronting on Somer uelcs
between ST. Ferdinand IL Africa
80 streets.
|. " Al. lot- Nos. 6, rs & o, between
Asia, Napoleon and Enrope
sta.. and south by South Boule-
ward.
" " =" CO. lot No. | fronting corner of Max
imifein and Europe sfs.
!" - " I" lot No. 10 fronting corner Of East
Boulevard Il Europe sts.
/" /" /" lot 10. . ~fronti4g East boslle-
ward.
/" !. " 6t.s1m No. S. corner OF Maximiliein
aud Europe ats.
" !. " !" lot No. 8 fronting East Bonls-
ward.
;. " 67. lot No. \. corner Maximilein and
America sis.
. g /" " lot No 10 corner Fast Boulevard
IL America sts.
/" !" /. /" lot No. Q, fronting East Boale-
ward. ~
!" i" I" 60. lie north half Of The square
bounded Ivy southern half East
B0uleynrd, Asia and America
streets.
. " /" 25, the i esten half OF ihe square
north bounded East by property
of ]. r. Dufrocq, west by 81.
LOFTS ~. south by Government,
and north Esragnola st.
| SUPPLEMENTAL Plan. I,
sauare No. /. lot s fronting Mississippi west and
east by Nntchez street.
o~ne-lialf Of 10. No. S same descrip-
tiOn.
/" q 3. la No 6 corner Of Natcliez 4 Asia
streets.
(" lot No. 7 fronting on NatcIIez street.
!" 4. lot No. fronting the river Mississ-
ippi.
and corner Of South Boulevard.
~" A The touth half Of the square front
ipp the Mississippi bounded north by tie properly oil
Frederick Arbour Saw mill east by Nutehex street
and south by Espagnola street
Terms Of salea ALLOWS 10 wit one fo,iith cash
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

MILK STONE PANS-1O0 gals. milk stone
vi pans-20 boxes oranges and lemons.
tN J. N. MUSSELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

L MAY 4. " C.A.1LoNs,
Lafayette st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

po,,ms mar . lingering illness, Judge THOMAS
~ W. ,,,sn' for many wears a resident Of the above
parish.
on Friday the 2ist Of May, at the residence
OF his father, MIR. URsls GaAspfRE, aseo apo"'
Is years. a So ~ -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

sol s- We are authorized ! Q announce
l.. NJ. RagN0T as Candidate for the Con.
veltion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

GOOKING STOVES.-The subscribers offer
~ for sale eighteen cooking stoves, complete, Of
Premium and Meteor patterns, of different sizes,
which they sell low for cash. Is dozen @. Rice's
link wash-boards HALL 4 PIPER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

ny- We are authorized TO announce
n. u. CONRAD as a candidate for q seat
In the Convention TO meet on the otfl
July, 1852,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

GUNNER FURNACES.-On hand a few
- summer furnaces for cooking preserves, which
we offer Ut moderate prices.
.LARGUIER & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

YsIN WARE.-We have now in store a large
assortment Of tin ware Of every description
which we offer at very reduced prices.
t8 e LARGUIER& LAN0UE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29

CANDIDATES.

f@3sfWe are authorized 10 ~annionee
ROBERT G. BEAhE, AZ d candidate iof
The, convention ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-29
STATE or LOUIsIANA--payisA Of
.ENSt BUt0D Rouge.

Rosa Comes wife nf r. Il. Barbe IL y. E. Barbe y
ais VS.. No. 5O03 LJnis Snrgi Tutor.
second District Court of the Parish Of New Orleans.
TOY virtue OF q commission issued in the abs,vs
ID entitled and numbered suit and TO me direct
cd from the lion. Second District Court in and for
tIe parish OF New Orleans and State aforesaid, |
will expose mt public sale at the Court Hcus DIOR
in ti,e city Of BATON Rouge on Saturday The. 9th day
If June next 1852 at III O'Clock A. NJ. the llereinaf-
ter described prts,erty situated In that rart Of the
citv Of Baton Rouge laid out by the late Z. Beaure-
gard and designated in tile plan thereof as follows
to wi
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
Well Said.

The Baltimore Ciipper--not Wing
paper alluies ~ EdIows to the locoio.
80 SANDER. upon Grn. Scott:
As VIZ H. ser expect 10 receive either
loaf or n l>l from him. IL ease Of his
.l"clion TO the presidency. we have no
PERSONAL motive 10 induce us to praise
lim--- but We must say. that. were ~e
i'.p"srl to be his yacmy. he foul char
tr' and fapricaiions which have been
published against him. would warm our
hearts ,owar s him. Asa general. we
ionM whether his equal lives; and as
IN honest, humane. and I,nnoiahle man.
he can stand comparison with any
nan. The irs' imouy # tlo.c who
have served under him. proves. tina, in
pcrfOrmiDl the stern duties of the com.
nandins general. he never lost the l,u.
name feelings Of the man. We have
heard narratives "f his genllen-ss, ten
'l-rness aud humanity toward, the sick
aud wounded. which brought fears int"
I',r eye rf ih" speakct--and, diScon.
nrcira from all political considerations,
we could not rrpress orr love for the
man. Some of the in,st ahmirabls
tiaiis in the character of Napoleon,
were bis Kindness to hi, men-bn', in
rli. particular. he MAS been surpassed
by Gen. Scoii--wh" visited. soolli-h
aud relieved the sick. even M the ti-k
of hi. own life. Such humanity On the
part of successful general--such re-
gud FIR the welfare of the common sol.
dirr-c;.nn"t fail To rxall him in pnb.
liz. estimation Ear "a owe tl,r reach nf faI.
,iii-r- and -n',Ipr-rs. who would tar
n'-h h'- glory ~ military clicfiain,
ana ms reputation as u private gem
teman.'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
CAMBKiDGE MARK1r

Al Market i6i Cattle. sbop, INA
Beeves. and SCI S,orss con..,i,, .
working oxen, cows and calves. "a.
lings two IND three year, cld..
PRIcEs --MAaKrr BEEF --y,s
ESQ I; IIra quality, 5000; .cco.d oes
i,y. 81 90; ,bsrl quality, AIS q IN
ordinary, $500 a 400.
llDrs--s5 90 a 900 per e~. Il,
low. 5000 400.
PsLTs-s0.50 a 900. Cali din
9l2a 10 per ID.
Wat CALvEs--s3,00n 900
BARHrLiSs CArrlP-s4,75 ~,
$50.
WoniSo OxvN-sr2. IS. 100, 10
Cows. AND CALvLs-sl7, lg, u
20. 80.
YFARLiN0s --S5 to TO-, : Two va,
Old. 80 TO Is; Three year. old,,
SIS to %.
SnFrr and LAARs-4sC4 ~ ma.
ke,. Extra. SAYS 10 500. ~ .s
sI.l3 $50 1925.
SwiS..-90J q. market, BETA.
fn
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07

- Mrhws 80 sS'''''.,' =, :,
10 a,so.,.~s .csmas. u ~ IT, .-,a TO
al- BlAst,s fAm,lt pfaie ." To en-.
iss the i,.ss Nth esisrr supsss~i ,ss,i>s
fs the fases efs Rsiiard ssai.acr--
sod jrdsins ssss 'hs ,~ry high enco.
a,.ss.s sA., hsss l~~a pa~s-a s,~a
,tr@ ~hsrves they hs,e APPEARED.
sisss "a. cpnd.icnrc In ,h~ir ability To
please and delight an saJ''nc~. We
have At hand maay ~ The ~. 'ice. of the
t,ttfcsmsnee ~ 'l.is company, bur SELECT
the following i,Vm ,hr Bu,l,ng'oa Sen.
lioei ard " t"n We lay Ina, t''c BLAKE.
~ family are natives 'to tue msnnr
bern" 81 old Ra,laad County. ~e ,,c-
.peak for Them good house Tie
S-mn.l. in snnounc,ig tluir second
conc~u in Burlington. .ays:
we w-s. more than tl"asc! With
the mn,,cai entertainment given last
evening Nv tie lilAk~iy Family. 1t
w. one @,hr very ts,i We have ever
ai-ml-d in burlington. Eseh irhi,id.
usl member ii The company Is 'l,or"og''
~ accomplished. thu. rrnJe ring the -"-
10. no, The l-Na saii-'ac'ory par Of the
entertainment. The yourg ladies have
voice. exceedingly pore aud we'll cult
ss,.d The vis.liaiaas NJ Aslskse 4
en- NM sssI IIsSsgIy s.so NJ
We are glasi 10 announce 'ha, 'Iey give
concert thi. -v-niug. Give them ~
honse worthy of Darlington. and even
then il will fall shori 81 their deser's.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
~ We never knew IN. pro.,

70 We never knew tn. prospects
Of any candidate for Office to be more
truly Gathering than are those Of Gen.
Scott M this mom-rt. Accounts {, I'M
al! parts III he 'un.ry are Of the mot
cheering character. and il seem. there
Is nne universal shout from Maine 10
the Nrva'las. for odd Chip" The
Thousands ~ho are daily turning from
'h1 ranks II the democracy to Tho sup
port Of 'ie homes, old hero. GIL the
r"dk. u the enemy with dismay and
sla'm; and we'll may il be SO. for We
find the people rarely err in Judgment.
and ~hcn the old IA hionrd; hard 6,ied.
hons-aad .sn-w ,.onanry If the land
make move. Ne may be sure It il in
sh- direction II the right. nj its.,.
III. direction lat move i. taking. is
Indicated 10y the hsPry eonsertiou Of
10 ms'y ~hc have hi ber'o borne wesr-
IA, Of rvb-ll,on. that We fear a triumph
's~r the scs,lr'e'l and lonrly remnant
all lie ~snIing IN thai deg;ec Of go,y
which g'es IN ,i:,ory lis keeneS 1e.i.
ih- day Of ihe fierre-d-mocracy shall
&c saor,, and iah 6fIrouble
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
How tho Lo.oto,, Tariff works !.
Psan,IvaaiA.

The Sheriff Of Clario, Coin'y has
pc.miy ,aL.i-i-.i The i.s's."''ra' ""'
,unr, a-n, at his .ai-s--- smo"g which
,sr NINE mnre furnaces and tut,mee
arr, -r,~.. Thi. makes the TWEEN.
rY.rilREE e,'nbi,.hmru's soh i"
,ha, (onn,y Wy the Sh~ria diving the
a., ,,a,! Lancaster { Pa Wig.
tio.- by ,I"sc furnaces. hes buried
III, coal they need. closer siiIi The lion
,hry u.r. But The Tarid Of 46 de.
,,drs tia, il T. better to dig iron in
Sweden than in Clarion Cooh'y, aud
"a pay EngIi,hmen for working !, r"'h.
:, ,lau Amcricau.. The furnaces Of
PENNSYLVANIA are SOLD q, anc'ion that
,ho.. Of Sh, Held and lIirrinshan may
thrive.
These furnaces employed a large
number Of wo'kmcn. who are now
drawn out of employment. The must
live. and TO live must work.--l'us since
they cannot pursue their trade. they
must take some other. Instead Of bny-
ling front the farmers and mechanics
a,oand them. they must turn farmers
AID mechanics themselves, and rn'er
into competition with them, Compr,i.
ton brings n fall ia prices. and they
fare III wor.eall round. Bad news f',r
The farmers AID mechanics, bu, cool for
! the London Times.
There will no, bc le. iron used III
the world now th,t these furnaces are
closed. Ii viii only be- made some'
where else. When the fires go out in
Clarion county. they bur, the hotter in
The furnaces Of England. When the
price OF the work ceases TO go into the
pockets Of The labo'or, here. il is all the
more sure to reach the pockets Of the
capitalists Of England. No wonder The,
can afford to all LID, rally the election Of
Pierce and King albany journal.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
BRIGHTON MARKET

A. Market 1850 Beef Cattle, 1850
Stores. 8 pairs Working Oxen, 50 sos
and calves. $500 Sheep and L,ua.
1850 Swine. $3.50 %
PRICES Beef Cattle --Eu,
$3.50; frs, quality $3.50; second qu.E
ty s4,75; 5,25; third qualil. ,stao /.
AIS.
Sheep and Lamb.-S!.33. 50 IN.
Extra, $3.50 to $500.
Working Oxen.-s62. IS. IS. o.
Cows and Calves $50. n. % Is. Il
Swine--Shoats TO peddle, 6l.s c til
tire lets; two ,lots 8 for suws. z for tH'
rows. Old hogs, 5 IL and &c. A!'s
tail from G IL TO q cents.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
a BOOK PoR EVERYBODY
Just published, the
A MEXICAN LAWYER,
BUSlyESS.MAAS FOR1.BO0E.

Continuing Legal Inforinsiisn. Forms. Ia"
&c, REQUISITE TO almost every possbs
chcunstance in the ordinary trans
seton nf business, and adapted
TO every part Of the V. 5.
pr D. ". BEADLg, A. II.
7n emncn. member Of the New Yori 5s'
II also. contains new aud besutfal
FLAP and Seal Of each STATE,
with The county Iincs 1el,neslcd. m"a"t
Mp Of tie United Staiss,
including Utah, New Mexico, and oiT
Territories, features never before e1Lb'ts
IN book form, and ILica slone br Sor,
double The price asked for tie whole vol
frice reduced 10 rs cents. Peddrn s@
find IT for their interest 70 supply thsm..,'s
with thus work. ~ H. SPENCER.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
SINGULAR DlscovsRY.-Drsini.c

SINGULAR DlscovgRY.-Drainirg
he Lake Of llua'lc,n has led TO the
discovery OF nm immense mass Of l,u-
man rrnmin., deeply inhcded in tho
mud. and placed precisely on the spot
where. according to Typographical
chart. laid down in 1911, and which
has always been considered as perfect
" accma'e. he unfortunate village of
Nierewenkirk was situated, and which
in 1889, was swallowed up by one OF
those irrupions Of the North sea which
formed the immense Lake Of Uaar!sm.
- Ehyiish paper.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
uEReIsYOCR REMEDY.
The World Is Axt0nl ihrd

~ tho wonderful cures performed y "
CR.Sr AND PAiN KitLrR, prepared by tsr"
q Perkins. its equal ms never bs.s lf"
tor relieving | sin N 81 eavss, fof tie tpH 4
epi"ai complaints, eramp In the limbs SD .-
mach, rheumati'm IN all its fsrm,. iiiisa
ch"iic, burns sore throat, gravel DO, hbd
eldedy tho best remedy In tho world w
particulars roe circulars in The bands ofssua
to be graiui,ously distributed.
N. Is. he sure to cali for Curtiy 4 Psrit'
CaAnP ASH Pans Kiltra. They are ss,r Pr
pr ,u,s tor tho Uhj,ed States.
AGENTS ron THE ABOVE MEDICINE
Chas. Burt u Son, Jsnss Porter, kv'.I
Lsc",nb Il Osgood, Ceu,.r Kutland, J. l. o.
man, West au,landj + J Srrayue, WeJhr.H,
IA Simond-. Pittsiord; Geo 3 Allen. We
ling'"rd, James Carti.s, Dorsst; n Il Lalh,s
Dandy CLARK e. Lsngdun,, Wet Poul,ns,i
Case, Brarion; Roote e. To nlirson. ts.i'
ton, C"tIin s. Wright, Orwell; N.ssnd W.
liugfo-d Jyyl
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07

ESir" \ new ttier. spn,Nhcre in
Missouri gives the following graphic
description cf,he people and the coun.
try in that scction of uncle Sans do.
unions As for the country, the
land is as cheap AS DIRT. AMI good e.
nonsh; but the climate i, rainy,
blowv aud sul,ry. The people die 50
fast here, that every man has his third
wife. and every woman is a widow"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
~Mnior Jack Down.ns, in

t~Msjor Jack Downing, in his
!Ass letter to tho National Irtelisen-
Ger, remarks:
I'm afraid there ia Whig d,ir,
going over the country ,hai'll swamp
Us, Sailors tell ia abou, tho lar.
Sn,h nave ,ha, rolls NJ and carries
everything afo,e il. and I'm Thu king
u seems to bs good deal so in loIi.
,ics. There VAS biz tenth wave IA
lei0. and YOU remember ~ha, work
j, made. Il looks a good deal as If
there 10 another biz tenth wave roll
ing up nov. to swamp the democracy
and upse, Congress.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
Nor A PARTY OUEsrloy.-Arr friend

NOT A PARTY QUEsrloy.-- A friend
whp has Travelled a great deal thron n
lnliira and | liunis since the non.i.
nation Of General Scott. brings MS the
most encouraging accounts Of the way
"rhin,S are working IN those States.
lie tells an amusing incident which
occurred in stage-coach in Illinois.
a Wing AMI Democrat hal been DIS
cnsSins the free trade question until
both 90: pretty warm, when the Whis
became satisfied that his opponent
wa. an obstinate Fellow. who would
not be convinced Of his error, and
pat an end to the dispute by rr,nos.
ing vote on the Presidency. Gen
,lrnrn,' said the Wing. "von who are
Viii - will say ave- and Won who
are Democrats will say no -
stop" saws the Democrat. that's
not the way to put it. Yol mast
take the vote as between Scott aud
Pierce. for I'm n Democrat. bnt I'm
gong Tor Scott; IN. neisibor here is
a Democrat, and he's gong for Scott
too; and the fact is, we've concluded
IN our section not to make it partY
question: IL is hardly necessary to
say that the vote ri, that stage load
was unanimously for Scott. - Gin.
Gdz.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
Bottom all Falling Out,

A rehabIe friend from Cincinnati
w'i'cS under date of The 18th. that ONE
HUNDRED AND FORrY-TWO
GERMAN DEMOCRATS, Of the
lOth ward alone came out ,hi. morning
in the PoksGan. n Germun Democrat.
ic paper announcing to the Miami Tribe
ard declaring that they will VOTE
THE WHOLE WING TICKET"
Boys, do you hear that ?--Oho SAFES.
man,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
A CARD
TO THE Adj ~ AR YER MINI.

Mas. WiNsi.ON. 81 exp<r'.nrrd sur.sA
Fensie Physician. hss 4 SsoTHbHs SfhV. ta
pr"cess Of t~ething by softssing the ssss-
will ailay al! pain sst spsspodie sstloA, sady
euro to regulate the bowsS. Dersnd stssh
mothers, IL will give rest to yourse ,s' AIdr-
lief and health TO your iLfahu n,vI hn II
fsiled il timely u,ed--psrf.etly safe ~ l,n
rnin'stereh to very feeble inisn,s. rtm0
cts. n botte.
n. u BE sure n call for Mrs. WiSSL0ws
SooIUiEo sraUr. and attend to II ct tS' Y
your child 10 Suffering,
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To 3. NJ. ngrLAxD.
Iexa Cir "a.

FsJ-F. p. stshd. Tor Frank Pierce,
Faithful Patriot and Foursetr,h Pres
i'lent.--Nits Rep.
+. p. also stands for Foul Party,
False Pm illes, F,fnl Purposes,
Fana,ical Philosophy. Feeble Proves,
Fois,ins Prospects, Fizzlins Partisan
ship and Final Punishment. Whicl,
view axes the distinguished initials
most Gu honeous?
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VI OF IA--Tle Winchester 4

VI OF il--The Winchester Re-
public n tiles that George w. Sum
II crs, il letter to gentleman in
that town, saws that if eastern Virgin
il will give Gen. Scott The same vote
it latelY & We him for Governor, the
increased vote in the West will secure
the State. This i, chcerin. news,
and must excite every good Wing to
do his whole duty.
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a SPLENDID GsLpHiy. The Ohio
State journal saws: "Wm. NJ. Gwin
the locofoco senator fioin California,
who is at the head Of The locoioco ma
'iona' Committee for Distributing. doc,
urn"n,s, and clec,ioneeriug for Pierce
aad King. Is just the man TO ring the
charge Of Gnirhinism against the
Wings. This twin. on the Alb of
March. 1871. 1T the close Of the 3lst
Congress, with other Senators. was
requested to remain few dave by the
President. to attend 10 some executive
business. charged ard actually drew
from the Treasury tie enormous sum
al 81 00s,C0 as constructive milea .e .
For the actual j,urnes he did make to
Washington from caEf,rnia and back
again. he charged and drew his pay
in addition to ills sum.
This Is the man who feels 10 bad be
cause the Secretary II the Treasury
paid the interest on sum Of none =
that was used in cur glorious Revola.
norsry yer"
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StraYed or Stolen.

BYRON the cnclo urs OF the subscriber q
a the night Of the 9th INST. = dark bfos'
mare, five yrars old, and . light tsy tee
year old horse colt with some white in h
taco and one wlite hiad foot. Whoever vii
give Information where they msy BE- icvps
shall be literally rewarded for their tros.h
and all res enable charges paid.
VIM. LAMp
yells, Sept. 2sth, 1859 JNi'
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GA Wing papsr in Harrisburg,
i'e'.n., say. "ne oil nsn in that Conn
=. ~'th teen'y sons. !! IL mocrs,s have
1'-c!arwYi 'hrir determination 10 vote for
Gvusrsi SepSs
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TTh- following rich passage /.
sro@ ilssiLora's romance 81 Frank
pi.,c-:
"A !'uis ~hils sss, sfisr hi. re,ur
frnm Msaies, lie dsr-d sero.. H.,
''r-ebso eArhars- . hearty ctirr a.
e asr'd nth roerh oosu,r, rnsn ap.
p a he esr--a nasn Who used to liz.
~,is hs father =. tie G.n-rAl explain
ID he msnst to III. oon,rsn,os.'
Cos. sir.l. 10 esf,.inly oa,dons i
.'a 4 msa fha siii .hske hand
rosgh ooan,r, rssn.' aud 'hri
srso's'irs CIR d'snf 90 "css to be Pr.
..v',e---Cosesvd 7uInas.