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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF
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The subscriber having accepted the Agency this Compa
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The perfect responsibility OF this Company and the
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GAS LIGHT. TO THE CITIZENS OF

~ BRATTLEBORO. The subscriber has en-
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and will warrant the perfect (They pH all be tested
bsore Gas Is Introduced into hem Being interested in
building the Gas works and managing them after completed
he VIII feel an interest In having all such work properly
win also have Gas Fixtures VI styles and patterns Tor
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IME!! LIME!!! ONE HUNDRED
- Barrels winooski Lime, for sale by
BrattiebOrO, January I, 1858.
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FOR SALE CHE AP,
COFFINs.

IA est style and finish, constantly on hand at
d. D. DICKINs0N's, wlliamsvile, Vt
June, 1s69.-lom-24
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E.s.s,ss,zss..s RAILROAD. On and after Wednesday
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wit; ifOting South and East.
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Mouing Wesf and NORTH.
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Arrive at Burlington at 40 A. ard rs and HAS F.
NJ.
At Burlington Trains connect with Trains of Vermont Cen
trail Road. At Rutland. with Trains for Troy, Albany and
NcwYork Saratoga Springs Schenectady, and the West.
At Bellows Pals with Trains Of the Cheshire Road for Fitch
burg, Worcester lowell and Boston. With VT Valley Road
for Brateboro Springfield Hartford New Haven and New
York And with Sullivan Road for Windsor, White River
Junction. and the White Mountains.
- Passengers going West will End this the cheapest and
direct Tickets and all necessary information,
be had at the Bellows Pals Ticket Office.
"A. CITAPIN, Superintendent
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rINHE PARK FIRE INSURANCE co.
or the City Of New York.
Cash Capital, 100000.

WITH l. RICE 81 RIP l. Us.
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Damage by Fire. JOSIAH W. BAKER, President.
WIN. JAffRAY, Sec'y. JOHN IODINE, Vice President
DIRECTORS.
J. w Baker, Y. schoals, Geo W. Patt II. Lawrence,
j. L. Evert Thos Gardiner Geo. q. Peters, John Bolne,
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chae Gibney Alrch enken John b. Emery, Oscar Naret
Jas. Peacock. J. J. SOARING, Surveyor.
y II. fEssENDEN, Agent, Brattleboro, Vt.
April 81, 1850. 10
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BAyLEY's CARRIAGE BAZAAR.

DUDLEY II. BAYLEY has on land and Is CONSTANT,
receiving from the most celebrated manufacturers In ~
coutry, the largest aud best assortment Of Carriages
sisng sf Coaches Barouches, Caryalls, Top and 0ns
Buggies Concord, Express, and Covered Wagons not ~ @
found nj any Establishment In the State Auction sales n
Horses, Carriages, Harnesses &C., &c every Saturday a.
ii O'Clock, In the spacious Of the Bazaar. "
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM

IN pany Of the United States.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this well
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II EROSENE OIL LAMPS. THE SUR
IN scribers keep constantly hand large supply Of
hese justly celebrated Lamps also, pure Kerosene OH
j. II. Il W. ii EsTERBOOK.
Brattleboro, Oct. 2S, 1858. al
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TO PRINTERS.

A number of RUGGLES PRESSES and Fonts Of
TYPE, in good order.
Apply to J. y. FARWELL & co.
Spring Lane Boston
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INSURANCE.
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Notice hereby given by the subscriber that he prepared
10 issue policies LIVE STOCK. rs well rs other
kinds Of property favorable terms and In reliable
Companies hey having all complied with the laws Of this
sate ns any doing busincs In this State FARMERS and 9TH
wou do we'll to call before nsuring elsewhere and ex-
anime and Judge for themselves.
The combined capital Of the companies which he represents
being s3.OOO.OOO, and upwards, enables him to
issue policies for any required amount.
lie would refer the advertisements OF the several copa-
MES published herein for further particulars
Y. II. FEssENDEN.
April q, 1s5o.-L10
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BosTON--FALL TRADE.

@ l. o re T. A. WHITING
NO. 20 UNION STREET. BOSTON,
Importer ard Dealer in
Tin Plates, Block Tin Spring Steel
Sheet Iron, Lead, Zinc, Sleigh Shoe S,oo,
Boiler Iron, Copper, Tire & Sheet S,oa,i
Iron Wire, Anthony, Steel Wire. '
Files Rasps, Nuts Washers, Bolts, Rivcts, MncLi,.
Screws, scs, Crucblcs Emery Ears Handles JapennS
and Stamped Tin Ware, Enaneed and Tin Hollow Ws,s
Timers Tools and Machines Also, Sheet Iron and Tn
Plates In Bond
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To Newspaper, Book, and Job Printers.

GCERNsEY'S PATENT POWER CYLINDER PRINTING
PRESSES considered Ia b the best brought the
market-cost simplicity, durability and quality work
considered Newspaper size prints form 20 by IL inches
obbng size 10 by % inches For press particulars apply
10 JOHN STILES, IS State Street Boston
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EANCY ORNAMENTS, TOILET GOODS.
Il Psrfumery, Combs, Cutlery, Fishing Tackle, kc &c,
&c, at CHASE Il Trips.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Young Men from the country wanted, to sell valuable
Books and Patent Rights. First wages made y
enterprising Apply to
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We do not conhne all our patients the pKr neither
do we suffer any inluse in injurious perncioas habits
such as the US; Of Tobacco any shape indulgence n
sprituous Liquors, or others, the influence which
could only be to weaken and destroy the vitality hence
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HANDSOME;
A LII STYLES PLATED GOODS, CAS-
IA tors, Baskets, Tea Sets Forks, Spoons, &C. &c Best
and cheapest, at CHASE Il TRIPP's.
June /.
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MONEY MELTED.
WE KEEP THE SAME QUALITY OF
| w Spoons we have Id for years. "N4Gsed."
| June l. CHASE 4 TRIP.
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PRormEroH
WIN. W. WEIR, NJ. D., Physicians.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-05

. sheep and cut bis insides OUT and put
them in the place Of dads, and I Lever
said dad was killed by that bearp
{ No sir Z! I told the naked truth, said
that he grew as well as ever he was, ex-
cept that be hapkered after hay all the
winter, and had wool enough grown to
make him 40 overcoat in tue spring!
7 You don't call that a large story | hope.
1t you won't let fellow jine tho church
because he tells the truth, you won. find
many decent members, ! guess .S..
The old man rig righ. straight up and
walked away without saying 4 word.
What be thought never could find out,
for the old christian hasn't opened hi.
mouth to me since. - Garnet B10. II
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-05
GresnWelI Springs,

,,Ihe following is minute chemical
analysis of the mineral properties Of
these celebrated springs, now for sale by
the proprietor. The advertisement will
be found on Tue third page: sssz7&
~. This is II cool, copious, Iimpid fountain
bursting forth from the earth, in shad-
ed and beautiful locality on the west
bank Of The An,ite river, near seventeen
m'les, = Least, from the city Of Baton
hsuge. The temperature of the spring
carly in March WAS found to- be 90 deg.
tahr., the air at that time being 80 deg.
lhe water ispleasant, salutary, and near
ly inodorous. ,. ... - ,..~
After. removal from the spring, or By
exposure to'the sir, rust-colored hocu-
Ien.subssanee slo WY subsidies from it.
Density of the water 10000, distilled
water being assumed as 10000.
One Kindred litres of the water (near-
ly 10000 grammes by weight) contains
an amount Of saline, mineral, and other
N alters, weighing 25.265 grsmmes. Up:
on analysis the following named ingrs-.
eelients, in the proportions stated, are
tound present :5''s @'' .. '&7a "@'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-05
a Modern Ananias.
Ex A. JAY, ESQ.

| 'Old Steve or lying Stephens al
he was famiIiarly termed, BY virtue of
strong original genius, and indefatigabIt
perseverance and application, had ac
quired the reputation Of being the great
est liar that ever existed ii the State 81
- Whenever he made his ap-
| pearance, therefore, at muster or training,
he was sure to be surrounded by host
of eager listeners. He greatly excelled
the renowned Munchausen, who simply
told extravagant stories, and sometimes
blundered on The truth Steve, on the
other hand, never told d word Of truth,
even BY mistake, in all his life, and lied
cireumstantially, and in every particular.
In short, it came to him as natnrsI as
eating and thinking, or rather, as breath
ing, for he not only lied to listeners, but
even when he had no other person to
talk TO, he would tell hes to himself, just
to keep bis hand in. This fact was az
eertained beyond q doubt by his denying
it in the most solemn manner when some
body accused him of the practice. as.s 5a
Il WAS Mr.. Stevens good misfortune
one time to lose a great deal of money
on horse race. This made him feel
uncommonly serious, so he went to
camp meeting, which was held about
five miles from bis residence, to see if he
could make up little by shaking props
with the boys. They happened, how
ever, to be too much for him that time,
and he was completely cleaned out. This
made our friend feel, il possible, more
serious than ever, and as there happened
to be powerful preacher, there, who
could make himself heard at the dis
tance Of a mile, be thought he would
turn over a new leaf at once. When be-
got home, therefore, the first thing Be
did was to send for the minister. The
worthy man came, and to bis amaze
ment found that Stevens wanted to join
the. church! sssss5H.5a 55s"s Y u. % '5>8:s& ]
II have no hesitation in laying your
proposition before the BRETHREN said the
good old man, trying to smother q |
laugh. T. sas @sssz4s=ss..7 r.
OF course you baint, responded
Steve, with great confidence. 'szs
And if you could give satisfactory
evidence of the amendment, Mr.. Steyens,'
continued the minister, emphasizing the
word, they might take you on proba-
ton; at any rate, we have meeting to
night, and can let you know t morrow t; f
J sProbation bed--dogged!' calculated |
Steve rs the n,iniue'r beat hasty re-
treat, wbv sa~.
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stances, lin the I'd clause under Art. I45, Sec,
80 Of the laws and ordinances OF the Police
Jury Of the parish Of West Baton Rouge) to
bee 1'ade payable quarterly to the order OF the
member Of the I'd Ward.
The President Of the Jury begged to be
excused on occount af private business, Mr..
ii y Landry was, on motion appointed Pres
Hhe Jury then adjourned for half hour,
td give the Clerk time to write out his min
ufe4 Of the Jury.
i According to adjournment the Jury met.
INF minutes were then read and the same
approved the Jury adjourned.
}. I. LANDRY, Pres'dt pro. TEN.
Il. BERGERsoN. Clerk.
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ETAT della LOUISIANA,
PAROIssE D'oUEsT BATON ROUGE.

couR Du slxIEME DISTRICT.
ans laaire de Ia succession de Allen Ellison decede,
II E5a 49, I. esE$ No 397. zE;l*@ 5:4ss-s ~
kjiN vertu dune commission q moi addresse dams
~ Fafaire ci-dessus, en- date du IA Decembre 1855
par 10 cour du es District de Ia paroissc d'Ibervlle
et Fiat susdit, II sera offert on yente puboue au
rIu3 offraut etdern,er encherrisseur, les le,x
! ,>I@I Jeudi, le "a Fevrier, 1859, -. a -
all heures m, Ia propriete ci-aores decrites ap
partenant Ia succession de Allen Ellison decedec
s4voir:-Un certain moroccan de terre stue ct etant
d*ns la vile d'Oncst Baton Rouge paroisse Quest
Baton Rouge, desgnee e plan de la dite vile pris
pAr: Joseph Gorlnski, Arpenteur ct Jngenieur Cive
damn fannee 1854, etant Ia pnrt Est des lots
Mos. ct dams 10 quarre No 2 Est, nesurant soix-
ante pieda dc face nesure anglHiAe ID Mississippi
spr quatreyingt-dx pieds de profondeur avec les
ainel,orations qui sly trouvent.
My~ Conditions de la avente--COhPTANT. Il - -o[
zEE# 5.4. @e=. .s&.as4- J.. ...ts- WIN. WHITE
Uaest Baton Rouge Janvier 1859.
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DICKIE LEE.
HT JENNY MAItEn.

Oh, Dckie Lee, Oh. Tickle Lee,
OF tba sunny days gone by;
The bonny lad called .ny lover,
The bonny lad that loysd no other,
Nc other lass but 1ue
Oh, we were in love when our years were few,
And our hearts were fresh AZ the morning dew
Six years was /, and seven Was ho:
And since these days long years have PASSED
Long years Of blossom and Of blast;
But In them all there never grew 5iy
Above more sveet, a love more true,
Than that OF Dickje Ise
I often think of Dickie Lee,
- And the summers long ago. ,i'
OF the old school housa and the little brook,
With It's mossy banks In the shady nook,
Where We would fab till the bell did ring,
With our H home made line' of q bonnet-string,
And n crooked pin that served for q hook,
And earned more Joy than tho spelling book.
But If we were late and the teacher crosB,
The blow and rebuke "eounted ~ dross,"
And during it all only could see
The sparkling dark eyes Of my Dckie Lee ..
wonder now IL Dickis Lee ~
Looks back acrass the years,
Smiling perhaps, at the thought OF me,
And the funny ti,ncs We used to soc, l
In that old school house Of yore
On the little bench close by tho door, r
The little bench that would hold but four
jamie, Louis Dickie. and me- '7@''.
And the lambs the flock were we. ,-
wonder now If he ever thinks
OF the dreadful time he stole the pinks
And roses rare to give tonef
And whar betel poor Dckie leef
They tell me that my Dickis Leo .=
IL Il man Of wealth and pride;
That he has ships upon the sea, "
Titles, too Of Il high degree,
And that q lady becanne Ills bride
Very we'll, so let it be,
Tickle hare been HI he.
TITS many year snce he was my lover, g.
Loving me WELL aud loving no other
TIA many year since the bArefoot4d lad
Romped close by NV side, making merry and glad
'Tis many year, It's many year,
That seals up the past and brings down tear +
But think Of him yet ag a laughing boy,
Knowing or dreaming of nauxht but joy,
-, Unless he dreamt OF me. '-.,
And would not see the man Of care
II That cslls himself Richard Lee .za
That has wasted cheeks and thin gray hair,
For oh he would steal from me zszs' II
love and cherish well, ~. .==,44
An image shrined In a secret cell,
And 1t Is dear to me :; - % fs>:#'E ,- ID |->Ei
Though the face ia freekled, and plain and lean,
Yet memory calls it bright and serene,
And keepeth the spot Of its dwelling green
For the sake Of Dckie Lee,
The little boy that long ago s''f "s'' @S'' 'Sr''
Was really in love with me. x
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PARo1ssE p'ouEsr BATON ROUGE.

CouR DU sIxIEME DISTRICT
Dams l,aanire 10 IA spccassio, ds r,noo;s Eor,os
aeeease NJ IA AAs''a 'sfo's
r7s ur r,rrrc -. wv
tn L.A nne colnh,aslon MOI anaresse DADS
- ae uanA,e ci-nessus en oate an zo1ne jour du Jan
We. uu n;. ID .ohl ah es oualeaire dams
.. pou ~ w paio"se et htat shsate, ii sera onert
on ssn'e puoi9ne au pms onrant ct dern,er encher-
!" oesh'es residence Gu deiunt en- cette
pesots1e' ,4q- r..
j euQ1, le 3me tour de Mars, 1859.
n II hcures T.. m tnutes Ion nronretaa II anres a.
critics aunartenant Ia snsdie s,ncess;,n
IN certain norcsa de- terre stue en- cette narn;sse
mesurant mn arnent at sar; i,,s M a;,,l 49,
mn feuye Miss;ssinni .vsc ma nrofon1a, Az " sn;
ante -einn .rneuts nIus on rnn;s i 1;nna ,
oi, yrant ae deux ,;erres n1na nn ,,n,a hs ,+rd
QUA Ytuettrois arnents dn aeuve .nrs. II -
IN arpent de la die terra aonartenant Vs1n,on4
Ferbos courant daus In nrofondanr do Ia d;ta +sa
entire LINES 1aralIe1las IL Ia ferre daasna dart
ct appartsnaut@ 4 IL dita snccssson horns or 'ha,+
mar terre de veuye Ri Hehert At on hss NV tsrrs
d,Isidnre Da,pe 81 do vaInnnt FArhos 81 e. -
mar terre de James Ph;llins avec tons las ba ssas +
ameliorations oui sy trouvant franz negre anse ds
40 Ans n,alndif poi1y neoresse apea IL *
neore- agee de- ID ans. To,, reers aosa da 10 nr
Wripdon' neers apee de- "a am. fohn nerra ares i.
"a ans Dick apee de "a ans 1s;,hart ages ID Il
yieux DICK apee de- "a ans. 1arons ms ares " A.
65 ana- Lucinln nearasaa ,rea da X ~ .i.na -
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ga STATE OF LOUISIANA Ats$ :. il
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
sIxrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT. E"s >SF s-
Isaac s. Taylor vs.. Martha Carroll, E1ecutri1.
5*sE9Ef5s ES$aZ g No. 1856. =H -E5 IS E55E=
fDY VIRTUE of aswrit Of Fl. Fa to me directsd In
ID the above entitled suit Of date the 27th Of De-
cember, 4. D. 1885, from the 9Th District Court, in
at public auction to the last and highest bidder in
front Of the Court House of this Parish .58 a
Saturday, 5th of March, 1859,
At IL o'clock, a. M all right, title and interest Of
the defendant Martha a. Carroll in and to the fol-
lowing described property, to-wt certain tract Of
land situated in this Parish of West Eaton Rouge
and containing about one hundred acres, bounded
west BY lands o j. Libby, east and north by lands Of
heirs OF N Barrow, and south by those Of Theophie
Aair, to pay and satisfy said writ Of execution
Terms Of Sale-Cash. il E.1Ezs WAaWHTE, zss%s55
West Eaton Rouge, Jan. 25th, 1859 Sheriff.
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STATE OFaLOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT.
Parish Of Iberyllie.

ln matter of the Estate of Allen Ellison. deceased.
@@fii - No. 397
DN virtue Of commission to me directed, In the
entitled matter Of date the 14th day of De
ceHper, 1858 from, the Honorable sixth district
Eppft IN and for the Parish Of Iberyle and State first
afoesaid, Will be offered for hale at public auction to
highest bidder on the premises ut st. Micheal in
thia parish of West Baton Rouge, on s's.' '.-
] Thursday, February "a, 1859,
nj ri r sE@z5 sa. / at IL o'cl ock, A. NJ
the following described property belonging to the
Of Allen Ellison, deceased to.wit: GER
Aia lot or piece Of ground situated lying and being
IN tho town OF West Baton Rouge, and In the parish
VI Vest Baton Rouge designated the place o. sail
town a. surveyed aud liad out by Joseph Garlinaki
surveyor and civil engineer, in the year 1854 peng
tbe eastern part or portion Of lots Nos and in
square No 2ees measuring together sixty feet front
English rnessurel on mississippi street by ninety
test IN depth, together with the buildings and i'm
proFemesants thereon. Terms Of sale cash:
West Baton Rouge, jan l5 80
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
PARO1ssE D'OUEsT BATON ROUGE.

CoUR Du sIxIEME DISTRICT.
Iaac $. Taylor VS. Martha A. Carroll, tutrx No 1885,
UNN VERTUE dune orire de- Il. ia q moi addresse
~ dams paaire ci-dessus en- date du n Dece,nbre
laaS par Ia Cour du Gne District udciaire dams ct
ptar la dte paroisse ct Eta Il otIcrt en- yente
pablque plus ofrant ct dernier encherr1sseur,
laf4 ie la rua1HOn de cour Us cette p&Tolsse
II Samedi, le 5 Mars 1859, " %
~ he,res m. tous les drots ttres ct intsrets
dbl Martha A. Carroll Ia propriete ciapres decrite
sayoir:--Un certain moroccan dc terre situe celte
patoisse dOuest Baton Rouge, contenant pen pres
c acres, borne Quest par terre de j. Libby, es. par
teares des heriters de NJ Barrow ct sud par terres
ddIMeophe Allain, pour payer ct satsfare le dit or
dr% diexecution. T. ~ &S$:= $@z5a%E .s$$$s@,%
!. ba- Condition de la vente--COMPTANT. a "a fe4a"
vi . s~.. WM. WHITE, . -.
0aest Baton Rouge, Janver 20 1850 sheriH.