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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-27

ence ~ y. Musical WorM and Tiw>..
What kind of a time would they have, Why.
OF course no grass would grow under their slip.
persl lho Wars of the Roses, tho battles
of Waterloo and Bunker Hin. would be d face
TO it. BLACK eyes would he the rago, and both
caps and characters would be torn 20 ta.tcr.-
| imagine Il would not be much Of a millcniuis
either To the moving canse of the disturbance.
Ito would he as crazy rs a fly in n drum, or 4.
dizzy as n bee In n ten.acrc lot Of honeysuekles
uncertain whore to niisht, Hold roll his he.
wiideted eyes from one exquisite organization
to another, and irantically an automatically
cxolaim:
"lIow happy could I bc with either,
Wore to,her dear oharmor awayi"
What kind Of a time would tho women
nave were only ono man in the worlds
Why, they'd resort To arms, Of co,rsc -,
What kind ofs time would they have What
Is that TO bsi They might take their ON
time every Miss Lucy" Of en-, Tor all |
should oarc, aud 80 might the raid man him.
self; for with me, the limited supply would
not ~incrcssc the value of the article, Ole
hniHoA, PASSN frRs.
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bR JUDGE.

authorized to nnnonnc. A. H.
,W Victoria, ~ a candidate FOR the office
PGEo OF ID. 10th Judicial District. composed
Counties Of Gonzales, Lavnca. Dewitt, Jack.
Ictorin and Calhoun. Election ON the frst
In August next.
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49, We nrc authorized 10 announce tina, Hon.
Fielding Jones, Of Victoria. i.a candidate for
.c-rlccuoh To tho Office of JUDGE Of the 10th
Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of Con.
zalc-, Layaca. Dcwin, Jackson. Victoria and Cal,
hour Election ON the first Monday in August
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eS AhNi has passed the Viigint, senate allowing
certain iroe negroes Ia ihc ,ounly Of Nottoway To
cpsinye Themselves, The ncerees hsa petGcuel lor
the privilege, they had been set rtcc hy the viii
OF their late master, and tholr drsirc l. TO bo sold To-
bic neat kin. \ largv aanbor of vhi,c citizens,
feeling an interest 10 the Hcgrocs cor their good
character added thoir NANTES 20 the scg,,s,.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

eE Ne, II. Darst is a candidate for ~re.elec.
t'onto he dice of Treasurer Of Gonzales county,
~ Incorporating August election.
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ea Tho first number of the second volum,
Of the Gonzales Inquirer, viii not appear un,
Atl tho tenth Of June, when It's readers will
be presented with an entirely different sheet,
Nad it is hoped that It's patronage ssili 10 IN
! teased and upheld IN order 10 meet the ex,
2 anse Of putting iosth a ncstet paper. The
: itor himself might no, talk IN this way, but
readers must make sl9a allowance for the
ptlcnce OF the "DStils.a
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-27

III u.s. wi>p gnAt biows N0p,py econ
-li socua 'hsi bselsh msn4ac,atvrs have co,a.
rscnced rgva,aile trade b he cslteo hne. The,
introduced iuslesi "a she aetics and haucYs Of TIE
crsnao stamps cn saca es0t, rAsAess irosa t,e
hote~ Thesc mtsice ar sse4e ipto .llt,. or the
esd'''H ~ "a'' soda. she p,idbs,e 10 ,he,e III.
iptanr cssss 3, anteite Ns ,as.e. ,,u, invite.
,cl n,qlaestle Thcso fiiits .p caset,y ~.
,hlslN tta Time ihsjr ,alae
tH Sec what the A~ say, about s. og-
stltsa4
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10 3oeh s,hc State ot feeling. says lhc San An.
ionio Lelgec at Ihi. uunen, - Ne,Ice that = coa,.
psnl ot troops cannot, b. known to be- about Ia
move without a report At crco hobg circulated
that thci' destination il sane polnt Al, which a pro,
unue'aWcnto htsbccn isaei Santa Aona canno,
ronso,c from his estate to iho caplbl, fton ,his to-
unea-l1 allrhnol % .n..e .n.la. e.1..
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fW~ The rcstioss ~ the Inquirer win 10
seA 10 notice is advertising calumns this
week very clcsel1 ~ they may loss eooa sac
gains,
Tvs Wash rast--ihis cyleers,ed csss coptn.
acs % etciio rscs, fcclay 10 ssotrky Nsp,
'aceisags hsss leoa held, ani S,sa,os Ctlueudee
ts~-gefsiej g rr.Ea b., sat Is tho Z s ssas,o fse
ether ccssssl az No vested 18th the rsetA-
vf.a
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fsG" To- latest ncws from Mexico speaks
rattle; favou9bly of Santa Auna's prospects
lilo having met and defeated his opponent. Al.
varcS, IN several engagements. The whole
country is = CONJUNCTION, y great deal Of pow.
der, shot, agh ges used, tat nothing accom-,
plishcd. a severe earthquake WAS felt a, Yo.
~ Cruz on the 18th inst, which lsstod any
soeonis.
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sss~ John Cox has concluded TO quit dealing
w hcis'csdS SID 'inc furniture or an EIHUE
and oiters lass entire s,ock Ter sale on 10 80
Of June neit Fer particulars see ~ ss,sT
tisement,
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~ ia'asra e,,haa ~ ,sars faa. has con.
euoiM - irtm q fl rosa
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scr" Man,or, the editor of the L.avaca 3eg.
lister, is again at homo in full command Of his
editorial sanctum, II is TO be hoped that he
will be ~ successful IA the guidance and cs,ah.
lishmcnt of a good paper in that place, ms he
was in creating hle order Of the Lone Star
during his soiourn in this par, of The country.
do may not tina bis occupation in the level,
and business place OF %layaca, SO Aitg as nc
did this section OF the world, still, good luck
TO him.
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ADVERTISING roR 4 Wue,-E, u. ". Clifford,
a young Uan IN Indiana, Who recently advertised
for . wife, says that hc Is thoroughly convinced of
The advantage, of advertising Tie says lc has rc.
cri,ol In answer 60 his advertisement, 40 lettc,s,
thirteen dsgactcotyl~ hksucsrs Of ladies two
gold finger rings, seycntoen locks Of hair, one copy
al Ike Mat,cls G%avoros vt Bachelor, one tllinhie.
and two doscn OF shlr buttous, lic ought to bc
convinced
"a The first void CNt bail ia the world vss
msts In ls55, by JcJcmiah W1kiassa. Of cuupbcr.
land u ! Who stu Hyot
eN tl,owss neyia licJt. one Of the csgsd tn.h
Patriots, died IN Washington, Of apoplexy no, losg
since.
~ The ttpo5, that the Intended taile ~ ,b,
lslc ltr uarbarf bal committed Suicide l. hot ,rsc
~ To make ono OF the FINEST Cashmese
shawis requires the work ut a faint, fur a iife
time. They sell, In Cashmere Itself. Cor a,s
thousand dollars
sT-Tbc nee t5bS hoa.N w New Yoss. cosi. 81
clai,as thc ~ ssat,ooo
tE Se,cR hurivS isce,aad thllfea attend
scledia he Nep t~arapd sts'cs
he Ala'sa,s lcsaaaare. a, as late sc..,a. o
hNs' 20 "eQlsss ieesiseapaea, IN ASs
~ lsdS,ra ei,hsa ~ ,.ars raa. Ia. con.
eue'@ - ra q m fusa
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ucIpb ~ u candidate Tor ASSESSOR hmI COL
LhuToK q Gonzales County, at the ensuing An.
tEF- We arc authorized to announce Clinton
~ dewitt ms n candidate for ASSESSOR and
.uLIlINiQk OF donIaes County, a, the ensuing
roik' County, TREASURER.
tw- ms. n. Darst is a candidate for re.elec.
uoi,to me adce of Treasurer Of Gonzales county,
Incorporating August election.
kTy- IIs if5fniscnce of the patrons Of tho
InqlHer hfhst again tie requested, an the con.
tinued atscnec OF tho editor must certainly
cause tho columns 9fshis paper to appear dull
AkcSd pni9tepes fihsstt still, patience is a jewel,
NM hbK.H who possess IL are truly gifted,
tho friends ef the Inquirer, will only have oc.
sSasion to rel ,ice when ii is again placed before
them, governed by a skillful and experienced
hand. tt
er The friends of learning win bear in
mhHV Ghat the State Educational Convention
winIncot in Huntsville, on the 10Th Of next
,noiNvr md il the Schoolloying town and
equity OF Gonzales have not appointed dele.
&S%s gates, not much time is lcn TO do so. On
Tuesday following, the temperance Convon.
ton viii meet in the same place, and also the
aAnuai ncetihg OF the Grand Chapter Of Ma.
sons will meet Oh Saturday the 2sth.
.ig- AZ present, the weather is very unfa.
,orable for the farmers in this section Of coun.
j = try, as 1t has been raining and very damp for
the past week, and it is feared that too much
rain will fall for the good of The now thriving
crops. However, to-day, il has every appear.
anfe of pretty weather.
e@- Tho first number of the second volume
lot the Gonzales Inquirer, will not appear un.
o. ANl tho tenth OF June, when its readers will
Vc presented with an entirely different sheet,
~ Nd it Is hoped that it's patronage sii DO in.
leased and upheld IN order 10 NEE, the ex.
= ensc Of putting iosth a ncster paper. The
ltor himself might no, talk IN this way, hut
k~MA readers must make lna allowance for the
picnce OF the "Dstis,a
t- On tho Grst of next pioa,h John ~ ul,g
" va murdered Simon Baleuean and Matthew
$&% A, Aiea about fso latter part Of fs5t, Is AS be-
Nfr4 w GALVESTON, There IL also an indict.
43A4 A KNN against him frgn this court for the muir.
88A Siistw his cousin. IL ho IL not tried in Gal.
sessA he win be brought TO this place 20
nesA trial
8H8&s TVAe san Antonio PAPERS contain very
#&# N@uH accounts Of numerous dcprelstlone
&$ to""Hhy the Indians on tho trains of
lssg" Ning from that ely Westward
g NinS sAcs have become ~ bold aud dsr.
.n.914xSSs69zsS = - en.--e 4y-f, 2tt1,s,uyr; in rr,sS ,;p
W $500 ,Aor below tbs city, stealing and
sxS& N buSt Amefitsn horses they
Ano,her column ~ai be losnd
skt,sck upon a train of wss.
o !, .. ArCn CcrPas Chrisli TO Ia.
s.oss n psrets published in the
a. Inscriptions og nssSscrcs,
~ .ubaA, tho ai details oaeno,
tx ~ vie,crsa. !. = esnal
e - Ntih Jaaslsl District
'spaaa''s s''Os The s'A.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01
coanin tossbs 0rfios,
Ill - --- 80

Noflcos-lh' peftlcs utclCtlod No me nhtion OF no
loro oe decree hthareby uodicd that have ppoinet
ImfasH t sih o September 1851 az Joy .odi5o 40 ths
ely pf Wheeling te iine md lsce When and ,vh5fs
i moseedto ttle DE aceoni drsotoib IS fhs SID az
cree Ani DO tlute ihc piodutton before no ofan
such tareie hooHti vQlehcle hd prcoh uiy be ns-
ceaslty 90 iha proper igdn1 ol said accounts
0lhfQN u. CRANlRR,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01

nhsI8UG 20 ltduct our a.oot aa low aGro- Nber ba
~ oo oitmne 0pr Soy Goods, we Nil iiho1 3ny
ludH tHo0i lal o4l bIes9 0l3da ~ e1ll ana
ran buy ono nom ul on ilq ,crmai itisf aloye
lrloawm 10 iry ila honesty Of uuf adyeliiaomeut
cllland ntorant
...rn WrH#Hfu d. fTttnWEW.
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Wm TT. u0UaT tnd diNeU.
Decree lur ctoHii--d hsuhdtf
Ih.a Cause cnno iQ hc hcIti unon hc process and
return thereon, 30.
ihoonpon noe coni doll adludsl. ofdot aid de-
ctce ihl I'd bemefcl 20 Ole or ihe nater commitl0n,
aQnt estate ol lohn Mulie dlcfatti, Wnio hie come
into ilahhudao f J1mli0u Muidleh a1mnltuaofi or
Which n cone IniQ iho h'nia any niQfnqClon hyfhe
od3r aud adm.natrdiors and or hiaucl cprliug ,id
sdn'n.tUaol win auqa 90 which nay hayc c0metc Do
hapAstq ~ lhe mr9a % anr claar an9n lo, ha a,ei
atd crdiine himWith 40 disbursements made i1 due
l9lIge ~ aomnl1 loni lrd 4deommfaoaer sh7.l q
Co fi.e m accouuiu i tie dlaibuiyd sh1e on alid wiz
unmh uolelY husband o a tid wife. in tu3 poraon
40 estate oi ghd dectedi andlto hoiealestic orwhch
ead John Nurio dcd seized ard tlc location, quantity
vau1 aud anmai onia thereof and te miotoatthe
WHICH faid WilamH Doraey hubbard Ol his vile, is
ien pon nie riorssto I 1aidp3moyi 10 aaidIeliyand
lcfaQnaly.
httbuoro nHrg ala aooounit its tsid m,sier ahall
oag.a nouegof ul9 sama 80 hr Gyen 6y adgoldsemon;
published iori9u lucceaelve Waeksiu some howspaner
pln.ealn tho cI-y 81 Wheeling Auds,id conmIs5ioier
Is oldeiod orcroft de-"
lcudwenl clerk
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soas ponnn ra. saE Diego California
Helad e9naia he oiowius bdiioni 'pome'
M decidedly HucksfyooktI-ilh. Plough ihs
modest snadssl ne aplhoI ahnnm iom being
known 70 ilo public, hs evidently known enc
believed by ihe Nua3e
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C1aious Error os ln sl0cE haREar--i We
Ioir1l fClmmaol ela ite following 1nea3o's
iuuduie ll ieYerahnessof iho New YORK
ioney hafselon Saturday.
'Just al me frH call Is was announced Chat
Commodore Vanderbilt bed been thrown ION @
nupfc ln Broadway nd severely u1uies- Ane
pngo dcclned END whyl Wm 10y lne gpm-
,nfhi noi tt8 loan niIi But loI JOSH otihe -p
oad CON. ii aal asceuaIucd hn 10 wee no. lha
Commodore lni Capt Yandeibntwho was in-
inr.f. Bio ttones flcofcfel ana sold al 800.
frhse change. would beampy ndieuious itupol
such iudeiiId ao. BANG .llpsounmy fortunes ol
mo nl-uIl..
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haUnty JMua1t raMlul ihtl O1l
20 iCousft
Ihomaa h ,a.cfNeb de'orilni lgouiy, va
You urF hcEeHg rtlaq1, Test Q1iHgt
Srnumhtr. 1854. fteFteHfi . lonIt offctftt a i
an1 @ o'ci0ck 81 oftnt iaY 20 De ~ l
Clancy newcH HsQr lntlf iowu ofQiin Hr5
cbHng Stale 81 Ohio iae deposition @ rtitH Lr-
Winhoiahentob be tlsj4s tgIdacs9iM Htt.trt
trhl0l aiid cause, Wt nom Hy ru0ng agts
liuo1 Shalt pot ilcn be commlncld df .ilf@nltttl
ahtnAot Zen ~ completed, fho istlrs Iuiurs u
ba adiomnei fomtlne 80 time unllllhnn hh,ihr
AhFRRn eAlDwRu
AtpJ 0f NfE
d. H|a InHHrtn /. N.n|HH. rHrfI
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To Make Yonr aair ourl
nha W onder Of tla Morld!

TUHH reft wOniofuf ilo world Iar atlt19ih been dit
covered NOucfn00t m. fo ono tllr white 0rblacff
bul Mf yron ~, teno hta lensihpio-lf1d ilc
mHt0ffle ercltNcft. lofl mH'h sipay 'oli ~ 81
pence. bow I0in1to hIr l1Ul wave w fhe mUlt
hjtudolam rmtoul mlmbl orll1. Ih9 Promielor
htH nateicd lhlnugt io0srauao kH.oQe io upWafd
of uIn. felu iu sefIch o' NE ceehucd chfuIot and
nhYaIootaL H jacques lndNna atIcHn euld iIIm tn
uty. ad uuchlt-d o hIm ua rcto.pt .o 5000. hN
partont hayIrs nemo1t mcol and coiue loptii inii
can htfel Transformed INTO lAe most pelHll ana egl
inr annaeants thtl could b8 dalred, Ihs comp3siton
ofwhol $50 afttleN composed wiI tot 81 n2lo ihsq
HOy ctua and bot one appl|coiWlt nleaad gee l 70
ra0s1 DC 10 cu oud wake n tl1mo uniform end perfect
order nrln Ina iHn Imnrogeih looks nd aprearaneo
100 per cents Mo nuW olerUin W0niauul ulatpfefy To-
tho world Or Doe aum ol ~.
o. Direct i lsilera DO tgtca ITO Ho1nf falnl-
inanu, Trumhu county ONO snd ihe caini Wil es
innsdialely forwarded Do tho penon ~ Niief nmi q
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W. d d, .ciAe8, si' nlo -sa .,iifT
aioefintudsio John q nppln bee ill'Iia
uesan thla city. lent
Ihsfatialltg or hafdtnl1 and ioMsil s...
gial6.ldy ttlNUMlr tn 5lN
tesror continuance % fhslr ll5Ht nygI! W..
public DE businath Wll Do conda.ts W " ~ =
rlrd for reliable eoids end tftlr dltpcliaNP'l
narinoniai aa htt cioDfo. ~
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l64 al h. AkNEN
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TUS1 5leisd- isgt door 10 Gi1sb on NtQ,M
81 Uonfoa 1igeat- -
c61e Ladies' mo- French morocco "'P9
~, 10 m.1'a Do I0R 1iml
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-23
Narriaqrs.

In Waterford. Dec. 10. by Rev F. Warmer. Mr.
Noah l.. Waters. Of Stratfor', ~ H., and Mis-. Har-
rict Ann Fry, of Waterford.
In this town, Dec. go, by Rev VIM +. Bond, Mr.
benjamin II. Sopcr and Miss Frances H. Barker
both Of this town.
In Burke, Dec. .. by Rev. A. Go,idinc. Alrheu'
Sto'i'larl. Esq. Of Newark, and Miss Ccrica Hart
wei. "t Burke: also. Dec. IL, nv the same. Mr.
Horace S Smith and Miss NaryJ. G,l,tin, both .:
Newark
AZ NorI Danvillc. Dec. 13 by Rev. J. Dudley;
Mr. Horace Darling. of Whccl"ck, and Miss L.nilv
\. Hill. Of Danville.
In Montpelier. Dec. 1 Mr Charles q. Gile. for
m"rlv Of Dansie. and Miss Lucy 4. Pratt. Of NJ.
In Derby. Dec. Is, 10y Rev. :. Norcros>; Mr. Peter
Morse and Miss Fhcbc s. Human both Of Derby.
In Newport, Dec. IS. hv Rev. N. Robinson. Nj
Lewis 4. Fish, or Derby, and Mss Lorinda o.
Field of Newport:
In Boston. Dec. Is. John Wallace, E>'I.. Of BcS-
ton and Mis-, Alma 4, Byidseman, formerly Of
IIarlwich. Vt.
Ey Rev. L. ". Stone. Nov so. Mr. Chester "
Phillips and Miss II. I. Barker both Of Glover
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-23
THE CAL OMAN.

FATALITY.-On Friday, the Stsl inst, or
the Ohio Central Railroad, Fear Cambridge.
as the cars approached the town. the passen-
gers were startled with sudden jar, and
when the train ceased to move. it was discov-
cred that the locomotive was lying on its side
of! the track. and the tender, baggage car,
and an oyster car. were all broken into frac-
merits. The engineer, John Thomlv, was
seen living about eight feet from the locomo-
tive in a pool OF the boiling water. the force
of the steam having stripped every vestigc o.;
clothing from his parboilcd body. His suffer
ings were dreadful. He begged ptcouSlv
not to be touched, as he wished to de undis-
turbcd lie was carried to public house,
the skin pccing off his qai:cring flesh whcr-
ever touched Lv the attendants. In three
quarters q. IN hour from The time of the ac-
cilcnt, he expired, moaning, 80, my mother :.
nv mother to the last
ca Evenings at home are amongst the
most delightful and profitable privileges the
business and working man can enjoy. if they
are iu,!iciouslv provided for. A frulic with
the ba'ics-a quiet chat with wife, an agreca-
bic book, nuts and apples may be-all around
bright fire in cosy room. On that bill of
fare" let the bachelor consider and resolve
10 "nrnd his ways'
"Sprll cat" said little girl of five years
Of ace, to similar one of only three. 81
can't" was the reply. We'll. them" contin-
ued the youthful mistress, 'lf YOU can't spell
cat. spell kitten"
Ky Dobbs saws he should have died Of
cholera. in august if it had not been for on,
thing-"1hc Doctors gave him up" Tw,
days afterwards he saws he was well man
INDUCING in succotasL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-23
HORRIBLE DISCOVERY.

from He .Nw NrI,o,,< Cr..u,,t. D,,
Deputy Coroner Mi, hell Yesterday after
noon re- 'cived a note from the Deputy Stree,
Commissioner. informing him that on the da,
prev iou> he had been Requested to move tl.,
bodies Of two children from house on O,d
l.cvcc street, but on COIN. there vc>tcrla,
he found there We're four dead children WING
Ill the room. and a fifth one diving The Cor
oncr and his Jury went to t!c house. 1t i.
az old dilapidatc, thrrc-stoly brick building
occupied by a German named Albrccht, ia,
ROOMS Of which he hires ont in who!c>ai,
manner to German cmigrant> On entering
the room in which the dead children Law, Cor
oncr Mitchell informs us, the sight was sad
beyond anything he had ever seen. There
was no furniture OF any kind in the rooln. tu
a poor German family named Octncan. con
>:,ting OF man. wife and five children. ha,
occupied IT for five DAYS, they having arrive,
in this city on the 18th. in the ship Ticond,.
rora from llavrc.
The coroner aud bis !ur, iound,hc father
Joseph Octncan. >tandln" i'll state OF ap,;:
vent >tul faction four OF the children lvin.
dead on some rags on the floor, and The fit!
one dvlnc-and the mother, Anna. going a
bout from one to another carcS>inr them, an,
weeping In the greatest distress. The scene
III short, bc@@arcd all description. The !ca'
children were, Otto. AGED seven and a halt
years Francesca. aged six: Caroline, are'
two and a halt and Carl, AGED one year
/ he child not yet dead was a GIRL of i've WIS
were not halt clad, and they were triehtiul!,
li'Id. shruilh away to skin and bone. anc
drawn up i'll the contortions in which dcatl
had left them: and two of them had then
arms locked as they had died.
The parents were entirely destitute of mo
ney. and the on Y provisions in the room wer,
several bags OF oatmeal cakes. 80 hard as t.
be with difficulty broken against the wall
and when one OF them was broken it wa.
found to be blue with mould inside The mo
Their had made porr!i1c OF some of thi.
wrctchcd stuff and made repeated endeavorS
with all mothers ailcclIonatc Solicitude. &c
force II down her diving chlId'> throat. The
jury OF inquest, after king all possible in
quIrIc,. came to verdict that the children
had died Of cholera, brought on or agelava-
ted. by dcstIlutiOn and neglect. The Jury
after giving their verdict in reference to the
children. drew up a charge against Albrccht,
the keeper OF the house. for brutal indiier-
cncc 10 The poor creatures under his root =
he never offered them any assistance him
self. or made their suiieiingS known to others
until he wanted the Street Ccmnis,icncr 70
!t.,.GIt -, &C.. i,.G.I. =. u,;i j., ...i..,.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

nd>or. County. -.
INIlE foregoing pc:i:!'':i l"i.lg pre>ci.'" lm"
. and II being represented that .hc i.h"'.,r i
without the State. il i ordered .lat tie -u-.alcc
Of III" FOREGOING petition with this "r.r ir ;',l,-
i-!cl three weeks succe->isrlv in TIE C:-.;pr.ian
newspaper published at s.. '"lins!urv. il said
County. the first of said publication. ~ he ~ ,ri>'
tx weeks before the time of hearing. "ii,c >lial
be sufficient notice t" the li',clicr 10 appear a
"i.l"ct 70 III" PRAYER If said lir" If Sic c:l-
pl'ci NJ Windsor, in said County. liz o>:!, ,ay
"t November 4. H.. isi4
ISAAC r. HEDFlELD Chief 1'::,.;cc .. ~. III.
p~ill- Cont .r.-.
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A Grist Mill for Sale,

1'it Hns>ciib,r would i,iorn lie ,,.!... ,,,,,. l.
J. wishing :" sci HI ''ri>t MI. -i,r.',,i -,
'l''i" River ~ Derby Centre ", l.. ,hc, 90.
iIaIIte! !. would ic unnecessary ,,.,c,L =, - =.
>ii"'l''1'v 81 - l'c":I",'. water ,uwrr md ,,,
"'Trcfi'ri; but To strangers who ntv ui,I, ,o INV
'la-" he would SAY. TIA: th.,-r ;.ar.i,u;,, In,
MI! ~ compare il.ora.lv with ~, mil j.. N,r,
81" ''t'ihf credit f''r ls"; -: 2, e r.,rc.,Y-..
"'". VIZ %" i''n. "n c'"" .'"'r-lt.- :: ,,.~:.s
Il ni'."i iar';V'l'1l' 'i'r' 4 ~, b.
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NOTICE

NoTICE. The Essex County Temperance So
'ir:v hold their an,.al meeting 2; Lu..cr.!r- 81!
TIE ~ Kay OF january. a: eleven "'cuch l. "
Rev {. T.. C}.ainbcr.i:, Of Lancaster j. c,i@a2o! :"
lecture before Tie meeting. VIII ,hc Il ,l.., o: :hr
c1u-" give e'l"onrac"inc,,t b.; ;hcir presence.
JOHN DEWEY President.
JOHN ). CI.AEk l.. :.
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Shoemaker Wanted.

~ Nj hI IL" >n'-"f:'rr. an experienced
W i""Ui"H,iiHn SE"cn:l -. f. W ;.Iri rood
90, Is Il lee .-'.n -l,! cr,2i y,,:".,. - ..l. = =,
may - '.r i. y 4.t.n t,r.. - - =. ,..,, Of
- '";'' ". V ..,ttN
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Ren0OVa1s
DIR S. Kill BOURNE,
DE NT!STS,

~ ii'It''st.! f.''r 'i.ir ir.r h.. = -.
nc.,'' H. r'a l.h,;I.- "il.->;,. over i;al-.
\ n,inin.> :; 80. ,..'cr..: Mar -, Central
-r.'i>. here :ir' av. ii',l ~, ra.,> -, ,r..ir
''r'iir'r :i.-t->. H.; ui>f fi.i, rr,,,..,i.r,
a -isi'c> aic i';v''i ,t'!. uii-, ..i .y and
n'-h'. i,'r,'-"r 81 H., -. G.. - 49,. ,.,,..,
~. f'.- ~ .'t.'lr.> IA, n. H.. 80.
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t'.' 't'' -. ~ ~
CLOCKS

yer, luW ior cash.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
WI l." paid :" repairing Wa'cl,>. C'ocas au,. lew
elrv. HavslC procured tho services oi al
EXPERIENCED
IT, ! alb" 20 al kinds q, repairing in .,ca
aid wnr >nail-hc il;i.Hcr. and at the shortest De,
,c notice..
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Store III t,.>o.. ina:inc ol,;.n- =. the i':--:.,rp
IL. la. =.
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