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fsr si 1ht a.st hrsfe W.
IN. Fanst raiiefea tsa called o. ps!
- Sfisfs's qasr,f ist
busdfrs q disfs ans h.it Hiuts
Wsrs tanutc- ths rssfas', cue.
ril.agn .,fsu .ora ti.is b. tsIi q scur,
10 rasu sae elsshs sHs asas
nsi ts, asy ha3 ,...ss. sn5 ft ,oathfll sir-t
1Ht rsf~nisfs ns'er a,si'sF.d
dal ilts that. = ben his scar' safq-'r
wa shlli b. 10 be- asgf5 paid
7ht chHarsH esrcel aat rseIri tUd g1iar,s,
sna urr,d iiks eslt 'n a1s
And .iaiir, tf.tr t.fth o. tt- tissr, thinns3
~ is.lnf sud tsir., aua t.d.
The Parah tur.riis 81 him down.
Aus ult y p.,tstt.A
TIE utts. tr'8 rsthetsa shsui tie ts~r,
ctsmu.ra ista hi. i-stcib--ls
itss- r.f uiHch ~ q crsm At that
Iiiaari hats, Aud niut INDEED
A.tiaiIs rrosrh 81 starving cat,
50 nlnsl cHouet fscetd
Bot such a. va, vitboat uueh us,,
The talisstof poured b HuIs
IL t,ts ad % t,,pad un ttr rsran's ds,s.
Md s,sfierra 30 ~ ai-iut i--
nut huis ~ si.iaiuf rsld wa thefs,
AuA lrs. from th, -iivef inius,
And ban4 ialls--itss ~srr ricetdine rsts
Ala- e. u,t piat li,nc.
" ''l"' WV ~ '""' ''"''
""f" we ~ "''' '-' '-N ''''"
Taa nob panfhi.psf. near h'- nvme,
Nhum he hnIssl a. meet be- heaven
Trr dollar. ~as ail--noi much, know
Hot an nsdst followed with the mote,
With hatcher hit and bill 90 80
Pa batter aud tread. 60 huoL
70 p'e'' "1' ~, !" '.' ", ''''''
t' w
Whenever he pay day came
The geod Collector 'ceIonod thsin up
The minister stood arhs-it
Twas bitter drug go hi. brimnuug cup,
To thiuk he had lived NJ fast
49,.
,o au'"s "'' '1'n '', gov
60. ,,,,,,..t.r, -', ,,.-.. ,,o ,,,,,,
Ani thty shuuid have be,r paid before
For ssandsi % Be- Co feiiriar. IL
Wt,rh tho world can ts,tf forget.
When A man II ease. Iisc ininiss.r,
t.unslle ,,pr,s d,lf.
" Ana h'r', hes'drs, Is a le'" cash.
~ ~
A.t,. to. t,,..pniu..
Ana ,li,v me l., .,, SOD psr.up .,,.
y,,,,t as,J,
ti,,t. AZ tb,s nm ,,iny bay
ivan instead a., rid,
f'r money Is scarce and the nin-' are i'ri
Nnd YOU S'r' are Eeii'ng s'r'--
sb9,,id IN, ,,,oul, ,,rn ,o,, ava,
W.,,. r,,,u ,,,, hen. , i,rp. .rnr,,,t
Aud ,h, f,,,,,,. All ,,,,,,,i,,r
rl,,,h. s,,,. ,t,i. ,,,,,,ittl A.. d,,,tf,,t ,,o,,
n do.i, .o.,, b,v, ,,r,. ,,,,
We antlons pay such onormou' snms
As We have I" pay To you now
A,d,bo ,-,,,,,i,o b,s L., ,,,,,.
And nu. 81, I'D ,;,.,d,,,u,. sheen ii. de,d
Ana A, ,eei. n,,, I'M. y,s,n
Tbe tender ,h,ph,rd hc,. turned hi,be,d.
n, d,on-6, m, sh.,p--,to,,,
:" '''- ''s '"','''o' n" h"'" '"'s'
~. i,ptI,'' -, ~; '"''"e',
And lu.ked A. II he know.
lie tnnk h,s hat with cheerful .nile,-
Rrj iced in dur, doue
Then rde away a. his home mile
~ ct uf Dvoemhrr's sun.
'n' 't''" ''s'' a. NC '', ",' '''"'
~" ".'N'' W" = '','''' w. 800
IN sfats of hi. smiling fsc..
lie clused rhc door and resumed his chsir,
TN, smid hi. griof- and fears
lie seemed half ch. ked Glt a breath ofair,
Then burst IN food Il tear.
II, ","F'' ~ W. ",'ui'u "'euF "'H
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,uio lhc cup Slih 80 urfo ui'lne bnnd
I laffl, ,rr hor ,nu cnwr N mapy
brr. r marked ldvnui trs e.4n0tiis,s
'She ws. rrvtis. sud ! ni.to,t bee
natural r,,se. 10, hlishss. su,l hcf silsuce
fuf Arhraie rcssi,s. Va, mu,h u,av.
cd " uhru ,h~ once l,n ue 10 ,safs ~
have sincr lce,nrd shr bad ihe icoth
ache can pc,rr f.l in be- dspott-
meat anything 10 fortisv, aui I am iifyd
of prsi.iug whrrc ctrt,clu,ss svvn,s in'
,yHuhlr ll,sile.. -h,. dout car, irr
lI,i.c She Wa vouui np NJ hrth,
aH1 hrr heart pul,4ips eHh th uculsr.
iy ~ p"riplUm " ! shuuh hsns
m,.eit uf l,urr rsHu, Au"u -hc vrnll
atfanr, everything isf y i,-spr,iai.l,' lU-
rat N, ,"udi,iuN ,s d,g~tair. ~
passing ihrough New Nuk la.i % inter,
! r,ltgiou.y a,uplyi .,tiur l.ola Mon.
tea. zoe Know .huuld T., sn1pi,n NJ
glance. Tho I rhi,.i touch of human
fminy seem. shsoluhiy ul,-iing --
Slcat, hrolhcg ht Nld,d anrt hbi
pau.'. nud Ia merr, p"lnl uui ,umr de
. fro in M. ther,s SPIKE
( NJ. ChaJ,c. Spike. responded the
/ Pct.on nllr. y, - ro' ol.ulu,rb 10.
/ rll. nor ,adrrly ,ndult.ul tu u,su,s
/ Of feeling eNr gives -ome ,a,irN 10
/ lifr Boo toiut 81 t'iip.",. sud i.,tun,. mr
10 hnla tn please, as w'Ai -. t,nr to- or.
frnd Bui lkc ,ou Rr,iu- -, hs.,
ala unr paramount ld'H o,l,i -
llmvru's tr-i law, and " i' tol -
,i,,t pr Dt, ifufparuint,s Ntsfa l.rp-
cially d"os 'hc ius's' hi"n ih' w-l l"''
les ur,tue.s, ni ihc tAutn-r oi all olh'r
considerations. di.c''tlri -'~'n alter
my marriage that lhc ~ord "h' = li'ilr
'u' good 20 1--we in. lbo pntl"l' were
shui np 10 rNelnd' me hr' lI' ,h''n-
lus to a'oh thc d"'i me ',"'E
ro'n i"uuinrr WIS '''F' ." l"'''''
r"'rf'' nnd uf'l n"'' a'"'m, q ''''F
-qnmr yard OF '"tPruh9. '''N'"'
were hhnrhrd because 'H'l "l''''
lhrW rng'' aud Ml l'' slm"',' "''"..'"'
lW nrF''lint !" "'l' "'' ''' '"'"
p'h'. -Iu'l '"' '"ll''}' ahl reg '''
rode Ih' ''''! CON. % - ''''' '' ''''"
No" lnrn. h"1 '''n '"'l'' u .''o''''''-
~ u-rd, nhN %" Voc lNi'N' ~ '''
, -pol. 'l2'r- "'N' i'N5 r"'' "'l'''
rd. hrrA'.' splI"o.' ''' an "''''"."' ''"''
ii ~, ~ t., 'M' 0l'N'' l'"' '''""
mar, 'h' "a"h "' '" Nv
, t"'hnt "h Inc =" - W" ~
/, 'lIhA l''l' your u''''' w '"' ",.''' w
, SWkr, anI lrl me hilhr Your 'il"'
! '"ln'hm"' 'h'nN "'' ''u'',' '" "
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-28


l. vould h~ covarily fr YOU al Co st-
tnrk tins n,an I will rui see Il done.
And v Won aU,mpi u have something
herc ltspping my breast significantly
that viii aop }. Tao Is no, 10 blame
be- has only r-cptri sn insult, Nhirh
anv Of ,or wriii have done You have
all inaallrd llu hecsnsr he hrs condur-
ted himself tmugcy. lcl him explain
OIL. couduci, ,nd perhaps wr can make
up oar qusr,l. lie owes on sn ~.
planaiion - not YOU. hc ccrtainl, does
10 rac. An, now. .,r,' SAID !, turning
to him. I demand IL oi YOU a. right
lle he,inid moment
Come. my trirnd' .a,d !, let Us have
70. whatever ui. and at once pat Ru
end 10 hi. aprr,l
We'll b, 1'd, I am mo-, disposed TO
lnv INV prNur affairs open 20 public
oarc. hot suppose must do It for
once Yca mat know. lhrn. that from
nv earnings not only support myself
hut nv tnn'hr. two sisters. aud three
small brother, who reside in distant
state. 7 ronl earn enough at home 10
supnon thcnwell bat my reason i"r
coming here lhi-; Oac Of my sisters,
who ia now ii,eau,iiul eir OF sixteen.
and tho net ohhc family. has been blind
from birth. We had no hope of her
ever araairiu the faculty oi sight. and
were ronten, y abide hy what we thot
a disnens,iior Of Providence. But re-
Gently hivrsccn case similar 10 hers
III yonnr mnn--who WAS restored 10
sichi hv ~ eminent rhysirlan oi iaIi>-
have orrcspondcd with that rhysl-
cion and he has high hopes that IN my
sisters h.c he can effect cure. lhs
i vLott have been lahoring for since
L,ve ben hereto raise funds sufficient
to take Ter 10 Paris, ! love that sl'irr
rs 10 ry own life ! have laborrd day
and nihi-hnyc deprived myself Of
many nmfnr's--and horne Your "nhls
oo1 i,.r. for her sake. Bot ! can bear
no longer. If yon are mcn yon WI
lca.i if Won do not ! warn yon to be-
ware &c the consequences
Zeke had risen TO his trci AMI heard
ali 49,. c.;.,,I had said. A. he listened
to Quaker | could see the moisture
cor;n, n his ewes. aud when he had
cn;t.a1 Lo s,,nncd firth, aud grasping
,Onakcr'>' hand, while the tears ir''h''
~, ~. c,c, lao suil in voice quiv
| erinc with emotion:
Al, no,l, cllow. we have wrongc,
von do.nlv and I for one ask your for
,;,onoss Had vou told u. what YOU
A., vos wc wonld no, have placed
.;n.,. ohs,,,lo !, vour way.'
u corciye Won freely. sir---l forgi,
,on au' 's,;1 Quaker.
.AnJ Low nurh have Won 10 rails
vct'I asked. before YOU viii have ia
r.oni.ite ssmy
About que hundred and 6hy dollar
If have NV health. and continue I
mako GOOD bills | .hall be ready to sta
for Furone in abou, two months.
You won, have to wait that long
,H'' '"n'' '"S ''S NV ,.'.,L
h'S NAN" "P"" WV 49, ~" 49,,
wages every every 'th' u W." 49, ,,,. , U' Gam
'""'' w. wa "''P 49,, -,
boys he added no" many y" you
"'''w ,"' .,.,..;, In, I,v;,
M'n' ihrre m.ne' S"', ''''' .' -, ~ y
an y upon me p''e' "'' a''i "''''i ,.a, "
m'he' s'ln u no|'n N''''N' W ,n '" 49,, a..
drp"'neh II" e9"' a"'o",'' Inn t.n. ""
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-Pa siu'i crossing ial'"
Wiz. hate your o. shi. s1nay p
Seven frsi--larking a yard.
Ps fair'ea'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-28
THE HERALD
JOB PRINTING OFFICE

Ns ruSaishsd with the saar approved
a1irrtats asst is ~ az. 81 arE ana - tas a94i
iaH a o. affn ifseifar pafahss a. afrFtfe4 o. ehr
rufs al sali u,i4fr. eas az snf tfra fFs, s"ts
~ AZ nd ifalH tha isfre taaaAAuth shesa e"Wh
AuBlEes asssf - tsascffts.
AZ tthas ssfs hy usseiiHE lthtaltsn1
sHtiHss usea hy ratssi hsdIriHs hsaisfsi
Al kinas aasA W. TaisHutesi Calapanis-,
Al ktnas a=ua - ufaggsts.
Al siads ascd ~ kaiifaads,
Al tsaas usre " fsfssiirsi hsaisfs,
AZ tasds s.-d b Hssit-.pefs,
Al tiads a-sd - -sh.-ils zsd Atsesn,iss
srttaaf Hsea ~ Fa'aic ptrsfs,
siuds saes ~ aefhsnit- ~ Al tr1des,
A. ftads a-sd - Dasasrsat fasis,
fl tints as-a hJ Afiists rsnsfsiifs
Al ttn8su-ea ~ -sstsl Asernshiisss
Al tin1s u-sd ~ defcbAuut
Al And. asrd bg Asnatstt tafsfsi
~ kinas used D. Wsutsi
~ kiaas ti-@d ~ ihsifancs e6sss,
~ k,Aa- assd ~ ttg~sss Nee,
Az kiHis sssd hi Professional Men,
An t,sds sssi b, liisiaD @'-rieues.
Al tisds sssd BY tsHn-eliufs A. iss,
sha al AiHds IT ffisin aud fsnri funrhf ~ lhe
dihsfsht Trades and ff.iisssi0s' rrntiail}-
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MORTIMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

I,uIs truly celebrated remedial pre-
paraitun fhraflsis slikr 80 eAeh ana 'tefN de
fiFiiun II Rite anisiif Compliant. . -ifssdy ts Nc
- a sad essesusa ihfeagbuit tle n'ira rt,irs !"
raq 4ifs aay enrihs n4fifr of IT, paramount Nuaes
~ ssad this hrtotat's ,nrHfsi. sHd d,ss~*-t"s
disease f the ., .iefs ahd ssHis aHr'aiied Ia 81"
rh.fHsr} 81 Hciirinr. .
IS. o., s,li ptaua., g. raaks unqualified siaefnests'
o. e. fsfrs . Basfuin hrl.fr ths puhit, hu' smp9 y
i.qAs.t lAps, nissi ,hisf stsd,
sUFTERERs THEhSIiIES
10 prItr. if.in ths Aeestm theif sifHi9 circular
49, nat nal, reai ihr iTstimuHs ~ ih"=o VII" hsNe
.ts.f.rsesa A. Invaluable cHrst,ts iH'Nefs, hHt g.
. Is ta nffaii upsn, tss cupNs Nslrafrnt- - NAT Nhe
.t.trni-si, rna, emrnsts tom Tho tuuiath head
rasf-r eh Htii .ari, the most inefs dalnHsanj "h'
b. whfh tho rrpuiaii.,n uf ih Remedy - 'FHAih "i
BENG su-isia.d Wutr ai-n tn the ft1prfiff, " ~
1 rod even uffmati.ih, and i1ftsh nalhfs "i
una lkird rbAfsttsf from etef9 ssfii"h "t o mon
,yt,h-ftoe aff4.nF thrfu ut Ne tuol eminent
Pt,.istsus f-iffyAtBun, EdtaFs, ant rtnnninrnt cu
. bs fsadrnnr the trhsinlitF snS sheaci sine frm
a., se, .sa ti,s rcarh tf dahhi ~ istrisL
MnHItMpNE'E
RuRuNATiC toMPot ND
"a, vegetable stusei, an Internal remedy tfrPAlsl
.rsfss,, tf tina iiseass And this Nhl entf 10
.t.f, fin inaautuaiart ir''tsl 90 chrome 30 mat
t.s u hos isng -tandtuf
ssla In Rstlspd By rONp MpAsL
tn. shove have al.n fafssle
THE GREAT ILTERi7IFE,
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yHF BILN or GILE4D.
sr-.aall. IA Efnaales.
JOH,. c. all.LER's
Patent Falling. Washing ana


rtsa. ysa.r.txasa. having psrshass"
| fhs rashitsss rgaf a. ntsaairftaif A"e
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80 a., 1, a - pei triiI fatistrf p hh in i"ftfa
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WY Do ttr ial,e, iike ih- n.rh
rsa vinl Because il brings the chsps
y ''r.F lTs
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PRINTING ~ Cot.nR-
ours NLSHD 70 ORDER

10 II 7 Y "a ' IlNTTV " UT DI9It'
aaiupi, t4r means snd sua ,nHliir' 40 frsui-,'
!. aHs "a ths sstAttshef ~ hnsnrss that has
40 the tfiah.s 81 ttasaads q mfH iiii have ei'i
s.srea y iih aotauE bat ii,~it iniiNid3a entfpn-'
to afi.-sd Htssn me spifi II ihs rs@iuvfif De
saads ihst tnsitfs spfress IA hirntfa sttia
s.sfr thar ussisi sfrfiaus Go merit o. 'h'hnffs
s.rsf enfns ia inan's siiup u h~ -itf dawn q"ehs
sas ssas ls theu, sstissi ieitinE he business 10
tsoSh. Ne HnigHi a. ssii hgti candle and place
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Crossett's cornet Band,
y ". CRDSSf TT. LEADER,
tysIa shss@ssiss. g.. s"~a'-'.' -
ssrf fsais 10 z o. t q ss''' 'T-s
49,, 80 "a - rHsrss ~ e'si'at
al = 81. afflr--st q Co. Nntnfrftff 80 {"
sssts - fs1ssln- -
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MnRrINoRr's
nITTE II & u X ID l n l.
nDn pI'RIFlER.

!
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,rn,.t,.,ia.i,. pfrpsfsi,as ha. obtained lsala.-
i.dt, shcfs,-f ntfsdgr-d. sureo 3" me ne
taf, "A sa, uf.ct pfrpafat" hn'uFit hsi"f" he iih
hs The s'aluFl'ed h'nsAsas ne hAss a''' y, -
b.rr tsshtsa taafvsl- dscf' 90 removing a-F N.e
And Restoring the Nervous system
sHs hsfsld Il u TIE world - is's-eTsihr i' "'l '
go, ,,,,n,. .no~a "a tAs Nsi.ris Nsdtsa fh,si
,tsasa tbs sr.f ssaaasaE "a ths pf"esst'" ~" ana
rgssTfl,. a as ths al..si ~ W.
.liierafirs AID Blood Pur!fg'r ersr kno'eI''
s.ar.lps. .Geasfsl pss,lig aad Nrfvu1s Nf.'i'nn''
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fl,ta sas, rsisatsnan e tas ussr, bf'rah MeaM
ss ft.stfsiss - lis Nsf'au - slf'a ~ NsineHe'-'
\ ~ -..ai. ot AGefitans 81 the itnE', lahh4if''
,.ss aTtss gtaa - ncfsH fHusnts lffFFiia
.,rr-i.ilr 80 renaiss, 90 inftns he'HN .AA 'l
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ofti1sn - - ths hts.i is-e - '.'"'' ''' i'@''
t.-etsa hs 'hr II tii' 'afi'aL
u AZ ssssara~f ~ preost tsef
THF BALN OF GILEAD
Especially "a Fsmsis..
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saai-t ,ss tsu - ads, feHteaifsivd Hna" ih' ''H
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pais ssa ss's.'nags s-ff-' .'f. iHf.ls p'' ,,.t,
tfrsis4nf aae fsfasitr iu Islfr dae'ri'i s'ffhEt9
90 ts. rrfgsts si tfafHs f'ts raasiHifn p {" hi
e., ,ifsnsts, sh5 ias nr fi"~ 'i hsalin '"i h'Asp
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sfr.tis sti- b. u-ff tu tff -tnif q" H'4NN' 'f'A
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rrsss oss faal-s rsF hsftis
at a, i,..ys.-ts srssfaf,. N seisssis snf
A. 81 ngsgpsti . al BE- 'aNa'~s 20 sif "' ''h
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Nv. ALTMAN ,ER A co, rsg.nf,,.s.,
sslr - Z haifisf - 49, N'a-'l ~" 'N'
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INconHiGrnLr.--'Y Youns man DO you
believe 90 "a fuiurr slate z
IA course | does. and what's more,
! intend 10 rnirr ii ~ soon ~ Brisy
get. her wedding ih,ns- ready
You mistake mr. Do sou brhsyr
in a flturr state of rewards and pun,sh-
meuis =
'Mpsi a.surrdly n I ,houii eui nus-
~ r,d-hcaded woman. ,houh expect
my bat ind-nted by the hr,i cisleru po'e
.lr could hay her hsnd Vn.
Ga 10, Young muus you are iucof.
ns.Ar. 60 &c..
.GptWof II u sasu't far that lla
ag.p b,gnmy dsrntA II sosiipi g. d
dozen l3ui ~i.a suppo.si. brs''n
hats man Of yoaf geaf. ~oaA s.t,
.peh advice 20 pa-sun yisi starting !.
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0y-Sec Philip Mintz' offer to sell
his bar and boarding house fixtures il,
near the market.

ny--Sinco the organization of rail
road schemes in Louisiana, we have
always had misgiying, rs to the suc-
cess of the New Orleans and Jackson
affair--not altogether on account of its
not coming up the coas'. instead of
going on piles through the Ponclor-
train swamp. Our fears for it, have
been principally on account Of the
word Great getting into the char
ter, 20 as to make it read thus "Tho
New Orleans and Jackson aud Greot
Northern Railroad" IL would have
been better to say the Now Orleans
and jackson railroad, for the present
and let it be 70 until after passing
Jackson, on Dtho way North. The
word Gtcat in the place it is, makes
il SAVIOR strongly, Of bumbug, and puts
it on a par with the Grcat Nashville
to which the State has not yet fin
ishcd paying her part Of the stock.
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1.-THE Legislature Of Vermont
having finished their business on the
18th inst, invited the Baker family ito
sing before them" 1t has been sug-
gcstod to introduce music in the Halls
Of Congress, as harmouizer aud pac-
ilcator it is very doubtful however,
if it would produce the effect, since
there is always so many great mill
tary men there. 1t is believed by
many. Chat music would have a tend
ency to make them more beligcrant,
as it would call to mind the conquegts
of the field, in which their dear
bought honors have been won.
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Particular Notice.

TINE undersigned having determined
J. upon cosing his establishment in this
city, for the purpose Of moving TO Stony
Point, would respectfully invite all those
indebted 10 him 10 settle their accounts on
or before the Ist Of January 1864.
From that date. no account will be made
as all sales viii be exclusively for cash,
u the leading and staple articles. ap-
pertaining 10 the grocery business, will be
sold ut the lowest market prices. A large
and varied assortment Of shelf goods, such
Crockery, Cutlery, Wines, Cordeals, Sweet
Meats, &c, &c, will be sold al enall ad-
vance.
A II goods remaining on hand on The first
Of May next, will be closed on, Of auction
without reserve Also for sale, the lease
ard fixtures of the store and dwelling, now
occupied by him said lease has four years
to run from February next.
nov 30. $. +. BLANCHARD.
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EnuRTn CONGRESSIONAL bIPTRICT

The following If list Of candidates elected to The
Legislature
H. Baton Rouge, q. &. Mcwborter, l. H. Boatner.
st. Charles, ". II. Taylor, l5enatel opposition, y.
u. Trcpngnier, A. V. Trudeau,
Tcusns, II. Mccullough,
lberyie, Louis Iiebert, (senaie) y. d. Woods, T..
w. Robertson,
West Baton Rouge, ". " Fnvrot
W. FelCilun, u. &. Wicklf (3epntc &. u. Phillips,
Aaccnaion b. y. Ecpner, (senateJ
Ascension, ! A. Richard,
st. james, Emile Locoul, Theodore LoRrour,
Madison, W 4. Scott, (5cnntej Lafayette Jones,
Point Coupeo q. -. Miller aud A. u. NJ. HARRISON.
81 John the Baptiste, Joseph Bossier.
~. Bernard, n. l.. Millandon.
Concprdia, q. n. N. Wales.
Catalonia, 3. r, Lacroix, and ?. Olivier
Tcrrebonne, y. y. Jordan.
Lafayette, V. Bertrand and V. CORNER
Lnfourche, J. Williams r. iIarang VI. Thibodcnnx.
St. Martin, +. r Briant, II J. Tieard, J. Ene.
East Felicana, y. Hardcsy and r. A. RaDdslson
New Orleans, j. A. Breand, J. II. McAIurdo (s'ateJ
Assumption, =. y. Key, (senate)
~. Martin John Moore, (Fenate)
Fast Feliciana, g. w. Munday, Senate.
Parish Pls1uemineR g. J. Where.
st. Mary, = G. Bethel, W. r. Palfrey. Senate.
4. u. Baker and Wcoxon, "a te,)
~. Landry, o. q. Guedry, A. Dageau,J J. D. Garder,
u. ~ Culom,
Assumption, W. w. Pngh, y. A. williamson and A.
u. Truxo, + Key, senator.
IT. Helena, 7. u. Hatch, II. Richardson, Senate.
tarrpll, +. =. floyd.
Washington Jefferson Roberts.
Livingston, Thomas Green Davidson.
Jefferson, DR.. =. Green,
Vertnilliou, =. u. Ercussard,
~. Tatnmany !. T. Cooper
Rapides, q. Lebat, T. Tanner,
DE Soto, J. j.. Wmple,
Moorehouse, J. Il. u. Jones,
Bienvie, u. W Pearce
Caddo W 7. Douglass,
Avoyeiles, &. Berlin J.. Gnutbier,
Lafayette and Vernillion u. PelierD, (senator)
Eapides, aud Avoyees, Michael Ryan, (senate)
Jackson, J. II. Stevens,
Claiborne, ". NJ. McDonold, John Kimblll.
Calcasieu, w, v. Gin
Calcaseu and 81. Landry y. A. Marte (senate)
Franklin, Allen Bonner.
Natchitoches, Q. A. Billiard, A. sompayrac, -. ~
Baird.
Caldwell Thos. Morris.
Sabine. J. u. Smart Isaac Raines.
VIM Friedrich Waddill.
Natchtoches and VIM, L. g. De Rnssey (Senate)
Union Jackson, Morehouse, and Washita, b. l..
Dufreese--for Senate.
Union Thomas Van Hook,
Washita, &. H. Morrison.
Bossier, J. NJ. Sanddse,
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Powers, THE ScULrroS.--A letter
to The Newark Advertiser, dated Flor
encn, Oct. 20, says:
Our countryman Powers, the sculp-
tor, has just received from Washing
ton nm uusought commission rs Com
mercial Agent Of the United States, at
Florence, nh office without much emol-
ument or distinction. lie is constrain-
cd TO decline it, since the duties Of the
appointment are wholly foreign to his
professional pursuits. A much more
appropriate compliment has been con
ferred upon him in London, by the
"European Association for tho En-
couragoment Of Arts and Industry
which has elected him one Of it's hon
orary vice presidents, IA learn from
n highly complimentary letter from
Lord Belle. Ills genius is held in
high honor throughout Europe, and
reflects credit upon his country.
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A LONDON CuuRcu-St. Paul's
Cathedral, in London, cost 81 100000.
The clock in the tower has pendulum
fourteen feet long, the weight at the
end liz lbs, the minute hands seven
ty-five lbs, each on four dials, are
eighty feet long, the hour hands forty
four lbs, each, and five and half feet
long, the dials are nineteen feet in
diameter, the figures are two-and a
half feet long. The bell that strikes
the hour is heard twenty miles on
clear days, being ten feet in diameter
and four-and-a-half tons weight. 1t
is tolled on the death Of a dean, the
mayor, bishop Of London, or mem
Der of the royal family.
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t,5~Profcssor Phillips, of the Brit
ish Association for the advancement
ofscicnce, has been taking photographs
of the moon The process is similar
to that of taking dagucrreotypes pa
per being used instead of silvored
plates. The moon il made to take it.
self, with its own light. The Difficult
ty that Astronomers have met with,
may be oyoacomc in this way. The
large rcnectors Of IIorschol, aud Lord
Ross, seem TO have taken tho magni-
flying power oflcnscs, as far MS they
will go: and u difficulty has been
met with in the atmosphere. If'pho-
tograpN can be taken Ct the moon,
and lenses applied to them, something
more may be learned of that satellite,
than is now known Certainly it must
perform some other part in the history
Of the Universe, than merely serving
as a light for night walkers and rogucs
on the earth.
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DA German publisher in Phil
adelphia has put Uncle Toms Cabin
into dutch. Mrs. Stowe, jealous of
her honor as well as her pocket, has
instituted a suit for a violation of
her copy right. The question is, does
copy right extend any farther than
the language in which the book was
originally published