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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-22

BEANonsSe.--A very enterprising fell
low Is our friend, HAYNES, on the lef,
hand side Of Africa street, down town
Not satisfied with doing all the Drug bust
mess in that region, he has established a
branch on Main street, where he drives q
thriving trade. A new feature has been
introduced in the latter establishment:
and-as this is admitted by all concerned
10 be an age Of very great progress and i'm
provement-it il worth making note of,
ia order that others Of the same line NAV
% end DO likewise. HAYNES has let out
the back part of the establishment on
Main street to II. H1eG1Ns, ESQ.,, who has
put up therein d tombstone factory, This
Is convenient arrangement; movement
IN the right direction. True it is that the
stock Of stone hereabouts is rather short
just now, and great many great and very
excellent men have to go down to pos
terity unmarked by monumental marble:
but HrGG1Ns keeps good stock Of pine,
cypress, poplar and other substantial
woods, calculated to outlive the memory OF
the honored dead; aud what moro does
any reasonable living man desiref The
arrangement of HAYNES is convenient,
elegant, appropriate. The sick man who
really feels as he steps into the Apothecary
that the box he IL about to purchase is the
last box; or that the bottle he holds Of
Cod Liver, Aver, Bull, or Old Jacob will
finish him, can walk into the back room
and select for himself an appropriate de-
vice and see that there is 10 misspellinp in
his name and no mistake in his years,
months and days; in all Of which points,
his heirs, executors and assigns feel IN in
Gerest. Why not combine for public con-
venionce and trades Why cannot the
aPethecary and the doctor, the sexton, the
undertaken, the chiseler OF tombstones.
the spiritual comforter and the M. d., all
occupy the Same housef There can be no
rivalry ana no jealous backbitings by such
a combination, because the interest of NIL.
though separate, is combined, Good work
and quick is creditable to all. Where are
the brick merchants Let them set their
mills to work and grind down some of
these eternal hills, that wo may have ma
terial to build five stories high as in Phils-
lelphia. Then man may DO taken in
on the ground-foor and handsomely fin
ished, boxed for shipment, and lot down
by rope from the fifth, we'll prepared for
she journey towards that eternal life,
promised tc all alike, and of which so fow
have any right to taste.
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To CANDIDATES. Candidates for office
need occasionally to be reminded that we
insert no announcements, unless accom-
panied with the printers fee Of &c. We
have on hand goodly number of names
which have boen left at our office to be
announced in the foregoing connection,
hut until our old established rates are
complied with, the parties concerned can
not receive the benefit Of d standing an
pouncement in our columns.
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The BATON RoUeE ADvooATE.--A circu-
lar from our friend, j. M. TAYLOR, ESQ. :,
which we publish to-day, notifies the pub
lie of his intention to resume the publica-
ton Of the Baton Rouge Aduocate-the first
number to appear on Tuesday, the first OF
next month.
The circular, which may be viewed IN
the light Of prospectus, is brief, pithy
and to the purpose. We shall hail with
pleasure the return of our old contemporary
to the walks of journalism, and as CO.
laborer in the great work of State restors-
ton and civil progress.
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Preston KING AND BRANDAaEE,-
The intimacy Of Preston King, of
New York, with the President Of the
United States, has reminded one ofour
cotemporaries of a good thing, which
is said to have occurred at th Balti-
more Convention, and that till now has
never been in print. Mr.. King, who
who is physically complete Falstaff,
rose to roake speech. Not being
heard in remote parts Of the house,
Brandagee, Of Connecticut, a Lilliputian
compared with Mr.. King, jumped up
and shouted out, ''Mr President, the
distance around the gentleman is SO
great that it is impossible to hear h inn
unless he speaks louder" Of course
a roar of laughter followed, in which
King joined as heartily as anybody,
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UNCLE SAWS DocrRINE.-Bri
forth the fstted calf and kill it !; for
this my Union was sundered, but
is united again and these my people
were lost, but are now found.
There is more JOY in my heart in
one erring State that returns, than
over ninety and nine that have never
gone astrsy. s
Go all the world and tell them to
rejoice, for my people are again united.
Bid my people to come to tho feast
of rehabilitation, but those who will
not accept my hand in forgiveness and
amnesty, let them be anathema!
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WARRINGTON HoTEL.--We refer public
sttention to the card Of Mr.. JoHH GAss,
proprietor of the above popular establish
ment
Mr.. GAss, has been receiving good sup
ply Of the famous Chicago Lager Beer
His bar is also well stocked with all the
various wines and liquors oppertaining
TO that branch Of bis business.
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To the Honorable REuHEs n. PosEr, Judge of the
Fifth Judicial District Court, held In and for the
Parish Of East Baton Rouge: l-t
The petition of William Bogel and William
MAJ khan, Of said Parish, Testamentary Executors
OF the Estate of Mary Zeralda Bogel, Deceased
late of said Parish, respectfully representative
they herewith file their first provisional account
Of said estate, with vouchers thereto annexed, for
homologation. They also pray that legal notice
be given Of the fling of said account according TO
law, and that after all legal delays, the said ac-
count may be homologated and made the Judgment
Of the Court Also, that George A. pike, Of said
Parish, Undertutor Of the Minor, Stella d. BogeI,
be notified of the filing Of the same, and as In
duty bound, your petitioners will ever pray, &c.
[signed WIN. B0GEL,
>" W. MARKHAM,
Test. Executors.
Baton Rouge, July 1st, 1855.
Let public notice be given. according to law, of
the filing of the within account, and that George
A. Pike, Undertutor to the Minor, Stella BogeI be
notified of the fling Of the same.
(signed,l JOS. NEp HLER, CLERK.
July 1lth, 1865. wax
CLsRK's OFFICE, East Baton Rouge Parish.
true copy Of the original petition on file 10
my Office. JOS. NEPHLER,
july20 ...r Clerk.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
Mrs. Fnir Yersus DR.. PIIluie.

Dr. P--"Good morning Mrs. FAIR appear
dressed no ald in hurry this morn lg."
MIRA. F-"Yes, friend Pi. g, | am going to
kEDDY's Gallery TO get my portrait taken. Have
You got yours yet"
DR.. P-"O mol Madame, have no use for such
thag, can ses my face in the looking glass
whenever please to look at It."
Mrs. Fl Yes, Doctor, It's true. you can see
your own image in the glass, but when you take
that long, last journey, from which no traveller
returns, where will your family and friends find
it Z Not in the looking glass then ] Tell me, sir,
If you have no dear departed or absent friend,
whose likeness, if you could but at this moment
possess, You would value beyond priee2 Reflect,
90 at once" #t
DR.. P.-"I will accompany you Madame, ss
understand Mr.. KEDpY has engaged very excel.
lent opeTator-Mr. W. W. CAMEL have seen that
he exesls in the art. Thank you / will now
Secure the shadow ere the substance fade;
Let nature copy that which nature made.'"
PHOTOGRAPHS, 81 so PER DOZEN.
49,. from 81 90 each.
s Address,
KEDDY'S GALLERY,
Corner Main and Third St.,
Opposite Haynes Branch Drug stors,)
julyi-lm BARON Roger, La,
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INTELLECTUAL Wealth.. If we may
be allowed to compare intellectual
wealth to pecuniary, we may say that,
from mans speaking, we can guess
how much ready money be has; from
his reading, What Iegacies have been
left him and from his writing, how
much ne can sit down and draw for on
his banker.
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sURsCRHRERs, BOX.

For the better accommodation Of our
country subscribers at present we have
arranged box at our office, in which
their papers will be regularly placed and
whence they can receive them when called
for.
This arrangement will work convent
emily for all as soon as custom shall have
rendered il familiar.
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VETERANS OF 1872 AND '14.--An impor-
tant notice from the State Auditor, JULIAN
NEVILLE, Esq, addressed to the veterans Of
1872 and IA will be found among the new
advertisements in our paper Of to-day.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-22

W The eldest son of President
Tyler was "Bobby )" the eldest son
of President Lincoln is Bob !" and
the eldest son of President johnson
is dob" too. Three Prince Roberts
in a quarter Of a century.
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'PoT WARE, CUTLERY, MECHANICS AND
LAHoRERs' Tools, ETo.--1Tor M enumera-
ton of sundries of the above ARTICLES just
received at the Hardware store of Mr.. JAS,
MoVAY, see advertisement.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the
4 n estate offs. W. WEAVER, and those indebt.
ed thereto, are hereby notified TO make imredi.
ate settlement with Mrs. SARAH p. JONES. Ad-
ministratrix, or to R. W. KNIcKERBooKER, her
Attorney. SARAH e., JONES,
july16-3t AdmIniatsatriI,
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sSr 1t is hard travelling on some
of our streets. "T'he ways Of the trans
gressor are hard" and we suppose
Louisville is transgressor.-B.
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s9~ The Boston Post says in that
State apothecaries are forbidden TO sell
medicine Saturday evening that is liza.
BILE to work on Sunday.
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INITIALS.

One addressed to the Legal Representatives OF
EIJsh Clayton, deceased. One addressed TO the
Legal Representatives of Joel Barnett, deceased
G. EGBERS,
Military Post Master.
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GENTLEMEN,s LIsu

of the letters in this list, will please say adosr
| ti8ed.'
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
| Angel, A mr. Johnson,
Amiable. II 2 JONES' ia
Breckenridge O g esq jackson, Oh
Butler w mr. Jafrion, A
| Baul, Joseph care Of Kinhart, on
| Bailey, Henry mr. Kondert, L mr.
Benedict, w esq Miller, Josh t-
Ballard, w esq Lambert, Samuel
Behrnes, esq Leonard, Charles mr.
/ Brown, Thos b esq Monsieur, mr
Burno, Addison mr. Meyer, mr.
| Bell, Alfred mr. Mitchell, Albert -.H..
Bird, J Matte, James mr.
Chenet, mr. Mairdsavile, mons
| Clock, Edward mr. Magrudsr, W
Cotton, J mr. Michael, N
Craig, VIM mr. McMan, Charlie care Of
Cazenhard, Y mr. Mccormick, Joseph z
Crecher, mr. MrGrath, John
Carmina, Joseph mr. McMan, ego
| ComauY, Charles mr. Mckinley, Leander
Cameron, Alexander Mediation, G G esq
Dunn, A M maj McGoWan, George mr.
Durgan, mr. McCullsR, James
butcher, w NJ Nolan, Peter mr.
Davidson, r ESQ Milan, Thos mr.
Fernandez, Manuel 0seorns, VIM mr.
Frazier, mr. Olney, Warren capt
RimIns, l. esq Pullen, ThoA b mr.
Frederick, Samuel 2 Pierce, Granville care Of
Flatow, MSJ Parker BIZ ..
Farmer Lmr Pratt VIM mr.
Gass, John mr. Pratt, Samuel mr.
Gilbert, d Powells, Jordan mr
Cord, Y mr. Sweet, VIM A jr
Gustabel,F mr. shruegmann re
Gruneberg, Julius mr. Simmons, Dublin mr
6rfswold mr. Stampley, VIM mr.
Gimer, J mr. care Stowe. M mr. 4
Goldman, Theodore Thomas, OH
Geary, III rev Thomas, O.
Gordon, G care Of Thomas, A
Garelur, DIR Thomas, @
Hooper, Elihu Inr Thompson, G W
Handy, Robert Toxcany, Alexander
Heard, II care OF Vaughn, T P care of 3
harris, ) IL Vincent, mr. care OF
Henderson, VIM mr Wilson, Geo
Heron, A Col Week, Chas 2
Haynes, G mr. Vert, John mr.
Aonnann, care OF Niliams Harry Lieut. 2
Hoar, esq Williams Miehail mr. 2
Jones, GJ Yongit, Doc
LADIES' LIST.
Atwood O mrs Jackson, mrs
Anderson, Salie MISC johnson Mayv misa
Bear, mm9 Jackson, Betsy miss
Brantley Clara mrs Keen, Matilda mrs
Baekus Mary mrs Kaiser, miss
BeantelIie, MIRA Bizsr, Mary miss
Bursno, mme Norton, NJ A mias
Banker, l. mrs Nelson, Eliza mrs
Craig, L. mrs Oldham, NJ o mrs
Flanygni" M miss Penny, II g miss
Fulham, WIN rnra Pitman, Cath rine mrs
Foster, NJ mrs Robinson Eel ~ mrs
Fowler, ii nrs Right, Laura miss
Forbis, NJ NJ mrs simona, Sarah mrs
Forbes, CARA stokes, nrs care Of
Gore, Clement mrs Soul L mrs
Garner X miss Stewart l. A mis-,
Gruaswsld, mrs Tromp, Minnie miss
HurdG. NJ miss Q Woods, Msrrret mrs
hyde, kittIe L miss Woods, saie mrs
II ncock, Fannie miss Waters, Sarah mrs
Harrison, l. mrs Woodswer, u mrs
Jordan, CLANCY mss
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THOMAS W. CONWAY,
Asst. Com, Bureau of Refugees,
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands.

RIGHTS OF CHARACTERIZATION or
EMANCIPATION PR0CLAMATION-DUTI
OF suPER1NTENDENTs OF FREEDMEN.
HEADQUARTERS, BUREAU OF REFUGEES. !
Freedmen Aband'd. Lands State Of Louisiana !
New Orleans, July Il, 1865.
Circular No. 9.
As information from various sources
goes to show that the liberty guaranteed
oy the Proclamation of Emancipation is
sued By the President of the United States
10 :, persons formerly held in slavery, is vio-
,A'eo IN many localities of the State; and
a ao many pad men 60 about inficting per-
s sonaI violence upon freedmen, and, in
Z; ;o;"s instances, numbering them; and az
~ us IS MAGE IN "a my duty, in accordance with the
General ~ l0G He and the orders of Major
~ Pafn,a mo"ard, Commissioner Bureau
taa. as 70 proclaim their freedom and pro
tect them IN the enjoyment Of their liberty
Ihat the Emancipation Proclamation Of
the PRESIDENT of the United states her he rasd
~ each Provost Marshal or Assistant Mn
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LIST OF LETTERS

y REMAINING In the Post Office, at Baton Rouge,
LII La, July 2Ld, 1865. Persons calling for any
of the letters in this list, will please say "adoer-
5i8ed.'
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Organization OfFreedmen's Bureau
i'm Louisiana.
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

HEADQUARTERS BUREAU OF RRFosEEs, !
FREEDMEN AND ABANDONED LANDS, =
State Of Louisiana, New Orleans, 1866.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-04
gUNNoNa.

SFAIH % CALIFORNIA, ,oeunay or =, no,.a.
I'm ne DtsaEie' Gear q he ihb IrSIpt.,
Aes.O: oresgA. 10 the D,..,,.. csu,, q, n. ~.
coenty q Dorado. In he osSos ~ ~ C 20 me
SaI1 District CouEi 10 and for saId Couniv sNS ~.
Ihs re>pA 81 the elaae Of CAafornia ~ "a
smith asd l. u Smith, ~ We, Dsfssd dSn,s c.. n
Voc ere Aersey reSuired q. .,o.., =
erOeghI against yoa ~ Jass nSslI. a.,...s se''oS
the District COaTt Of the ueVsAIA J01irIaI 70
tn and Tor the County Of II DerAAO. ma :. oSHMN
the complaint aled therein 81 the ~ Az .,
AngaS., A. D. 1ssA. wishas aea days texel.avs ,SI o.
eay OF sefsscel, aner he service on zee Il ~
Sammone-N served within IAis County; n s.vr"S ~.
O1t Of tAb cS@ey, but SIthia sAis Jus,e,,I h,,.,s
within tUenty dsyS; OF, served out on "a -
tItet, thea within tOry dayS-oE iudUmeeI =, A.
halt Wtsi b takt1 sgAlRsl yOa sS
The said action ts hrOaeht - aAtaln iuAvw-.. e.
the sam Of eiSee lS and inserssl itom A. a..
hereef 81 SAe rate Of one and ose.AsK pv es., 50
mootAs 10 AmsrtcAn gOlA ootn, amount A.. y |.
note executed by Z. n. Smith IN faVor a. E~,..sS
March ltth, 1854, for the sun Of afern AsnS--S
dellaTs; elst. SP decree o. foreelosare and orSsr
OF sale OF the pTsmiaes kAOUn &c NE NIr. "a.
House, on the Place TvilIe and Car,cH Vairv n."S
nortrserd 10 secure the payment Of saiA Dote-si
o. Uhtch q mere particularly 81 hOstA IN eonv N
complaint hsTxwMh accompanying. AnA n yon hi
10 appear snd answer the saIA complaint a. ahoVr
against yoa for olSSo 10, Interest," dscTre, ~ 80
according 70 ils prayer Of said complaint.
Whness. lien. q ". BrOekvuy, JudEe tt nn M.
trict cOaFt Oi The nevrntA JsAicaJ Dis4rsc,
~ Attest ny hand. and the as,Isf M
Sal. CS Cc1Tt, St 70 and Tor 'aIe ccsn'y 4 . Ds1a.
IS'S,%sl P'aceFviIlc. IA1s The Nh Cav ef AsssH, 4
D. lssA o. J. CARPENfER C-Tt
By A. J. LOwRy, Deputy CtpTt-
T. o. :. EinisSS, rS1 AitSs. iOctIus
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-04

A TnRILLING ROMANCE. Chapter t.
She stood By the altar, with 4 wreath oi
orange blossoms upon her head-upon
her back the richest kind Of duda. Her
lover stood beside her, with white kid
gloves and clean-the last was twenty
ono years Old and the first wss seventeen.
The parsons job was over, every one had
kissed the bride and wished the young
folks happiness, and danced and laughed
and cried. The last kiss had been given,
and the last word bad been said, and the
happy pair had simmered down and
sought the bridal bed.
Chapter II.-She stood beside the
wssh.tub, With her red hands 10 the suds,
and ct beS sIjpshOd feet there lay pile Of
dirty duds Her husband stood beside
her-the crossest man altve-the last was
twenty.nine years old, the first was tWsn.
ty.fivs.
The heavy wash was over, the clothes
hung out to dry, sod Tom had stuck bis
finger 10 the dirty baby's eye. Tom had
been spanked, and his supper made upon
q crust Of bread, and the bride and BRIDE
groom went grumbling of to bed.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-04
AegaI aebsrtisements.,
gUNRoH1.

CfATE o. cAI1EoINIA, Count, o,rH
-, D,:. e Ss'tios OOar' q he fe1eSa e.;
Aet!Sn S!sssAl in ne 1bI.a,br,c, Cam, :, !.
sntn Cee:etal District, and the cOmUlSIrs 4 Hlev'
ne Vcany efE D9aasJ h the oGiSe ~ !. 80 In
%Ate' - 's' See''' In and foP sad CoSS,S s's sS:
Ths People - he state ssC.IItA,n,. -.
GSc.s0s SHe Des'A NSs1 A'A e. nsssssE; 6sa.stssS. ~
zoe Srs hereby ftgarsd % ss,.s, N = q ~
IN =: Ris.riei cenEt of The EsvsntA da,;,.nee
1Iet e and sot the COonty Of n Dornd M Dh
sNsr tAe cs@plaiht @ea therein m ~ ~ e.
SrPtsHe 4 p. lese within zen DAYS t,1-,Ss! ~, =! oi
'eS,:s 1sS SsS e: .s ss:rySs SSy;: q ~
e.l - lAh OsH1ty' ~ yslAls a. SsS ~ ssExea
ytthla tves1y days -, n served - - ~ ~.
aSs ~ Ss.s cry ssyssr tsdgaen. ~ dsisst 4;
ne I'D ssaioa b HgOuEht - ohtni, 81, a.,
9na eeeTSe aasinSt ssss defendant NswSsssS.ht
49, @Ntwo IAoasAnA and AVs A1~H.sl.sI ~
SyA30e %, pgtneipaA, anA ~ kanAS.S -. aeuAsS
~ ~ to-leo doeleL IsGS 1cl AAlAaes e Iss..sV'
cer.Ass preeAoeE1 Bsas exeSused 81 ~ ~ iSOs
e - tsAistH Dee. -. 4. q. leo: ~ N'sser
closing certain noEtgaes, ef even 49, ~, els.
- ~ ~ . ceeurs tAe payment herrSf :,,s sSs
eeFten lee With The imPrSvsnsHAs 49,. ~: Iwe
90 IAN ana CeAtss streets b ~ Stv :, I%ssted %ed
VIZ, 80 Cs9ag NAA eaats, ~ ~. ~ tsaeer- s
scT'Sea " klaina1 = eenSaslsa. ; SoSV ~ yA ce'
q TSSaPssS Sf sSIS bsisSsssSo,s s.ss q: equity
ser, AA4 fOs eeats o. ~. ~ e ~ ~ :. nses-
ana snsser The sah eenplaiAt e ShsVe sepesr
the sAsd Rs.h'tiR wil take lodFntnt sS.,S
80 a.: SScrss and eo1as. soOosdisS . q ~ . Ior
wt9t:s. kos ). W. BrOeLv.y, ,.a,. :, ....s'
@es Cowa Of tAe HsveetA Jadirisl 49,. 'AA nt'-
AnsA NJ hand, ar1 ~ -,
sEAE CS1Et v and iOr aid Cesnty oS 4 II n.o. -
S,1Tp nss Ss1TSS cH2seS ~ q eh!ce Ia the CITY oi
A. D. 1855. a CI1ns~y Sa CsEeeMeR
y SrdeE os John BusA, Court Comnis-iS,uOOs.sak O.sak-
80. = ~: >. cAKPEsTER, Co Cicyt
SCAH'oA lawn, Att,yS iog PIR S".oSSc Se
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-04
coNsTABLE's SALE.

ri virtue At ~ s1eeuti0n. 70 Ds DIVIDED, is-
i S1ed cut Of the C0aTt OF !. B. RisAaRdsoa,
SuSIiee Of the Peace 10 sDd for the Tsvnship of
Ned SP1tngs, Co0Bey Of n DOrsdO anA etAts oi
CAhIsTDas, apna jsdg@snt ssadsred tAersiA -
Ne I'd day Of eepts@beE, A. d. lekS, i1 hV@ Il
Q. P.Jrksoa asa a1aiast J. 4. Bogirs. IaT The
snn q nAy-Stz S1-io0 AsiaaSs 0sAs, ani ssvrs
% 100 de.TS cOSts u suit, tOgpthsS With aesFuing
sosss 81 nANs ttvtt0 upon th2 sslseA And Uill sI
poSe Sr eabs ss pubic Guetea. 70 the hiRheSt Ne
der, % ths pssaiSeS, In II Dosado,
On the eth Duy Of November, 1855.
AZ the hour Of 10 o'eloek, A. ~, an the YigAt, Il
ue, inisrest.and eiAin Of the AAsvs naosd drfsnd .
aat. ia and 10 The following dsseEihed psoprrty.
htas asA bstag is Md OpE1aks fsvsShip, = d
Eaas Cossay. aSd STATE Il CallAnsaip, - VIA,
That esTtain HOass anA Lea sIf1assi y the
Iowa Of 2 D0ssAs 'AsA hssaSsA - k1ss west
n Stecds hs. scatA ~ SestA stEssS, sass b B.
r. Dsyts' Ist, and hoTth by 1gain 0sSSot: Astatiux
Said AAin street 20 Eset saiA iassFSsa esosissa 81
one-sAtTd .-sitA all iIpsOvemsnCs asd aepasSe-
nanees theTsunso hslOaging.
Given HHasr ~ hAad tAiS IStA day Il October,
c. r. ROUSsIN,
n1 csaS1ahas 10 and ~ sAid ToW nShip.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-04

CB9CKTNG PRRsPfKATIoN.-EdYard Ev.
0rett the 6nished scholar, the accom-.
plishsd diplOmatist, the orator, the states.
man, became overheated in court room
on Monday morning, went to FaneuiI
Hail. which wGa cold, @4 ID Gdtall Of air
until his turn came to speak 'but my
hands snd feet were ice, my lungs on FIRE.
In this condition had TO 20 and spend
three hours 10 the court ROOM" He died
iD9aaS lhan . week IRON this checkiuE S0f
the PerspiratiOn. 1t was enough to kill
any man. -- '-- 20
Profs0aOF Mitchell, tha gallant soldier
and the most eloquent astronomical lectu.
ver that ever lived, while ID 1 state of per.
SpiratiOn in yellow fever, the certain sign
Of recovery, left bis bed, went into anoth.
er room became chilled ia S'momeut, and
died the same night
II while perspiring, or something warm
or than usual, from exercise or . heated
ToOus there is sudden exposure in stiIl.
Ress to still cold air. or to . raw, damp
atmOspheFe, or to draft, whether at an
open window or o door, or street corner,
an inevitable, result Is 9 violent and in.
Simultaneous closing Of the pores Of the
skin, by which waste and impure matters,
which we're making their way out Of the
system, are compelled to seek an exit
through some ether channel, and break
through some weaker part, not the natu.
raj One,and harm 70 the part is the result
The idea is presented that the cold is set.
tied in that part, TO illustrate: .r
4 lady was about getting into small
boat to cross the Delaware but wishing
first TO get an orange at . iFuit GtaRd, she
ran up the bank Of the river, and on her
return TO the boat found herself much
hestCd. forit was summer but there was
q little wind on the water, and the cloth
ing soon felt cold to her. The next morn.
ing abe had u severe cold. which settled
on her lungs and within the year she
died Of consumption.
A stoHt, strong man was working In 4
garden. in May. Feeling . little tired
about noOp. be sat down in the shade of
the house AND 'feE asleep. He walked up
chilly. Inflammation Of the lungs fol.
lowed. ending. after two years Of great
suffering, in consumption. On. opening
his chest there was such an extensive de.
cay that the yellow matter could be scoop.
Cd out by the eup-fIA
Multitudes OF women lose health and
life every year in one Of two ways: by
bueyhg themselves in a warm kitchen
.uWtR weary, and thea throwing them.
selves on q bed or anfa, without covering,
aodperbsps n ! room without are o. O.
y reepeving The enter elnthiugy and psR.
haps changing the dress for . more com
mon one, as coon IS they enter the house
after . walk o. shopping. TIN vUIe should
be Invariably to 60 at once to q warm
room and keep on all the clothing for at
least Eve or ten minutes, until the FORE
head is perfectly dry. In all Weathers, il
yoA have TO- walk or ride on any occasion,
d. the riding first.-[Hall's Journal Of
Bealth.