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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-01-23
DIR. sPARHAWK.
(Late Of Pittsaeld, Vt. \

(Late of Pittsfeld. vt..)
Would inform the Citizens oil Morrisyille and VI
entity, that he has located there for the purpose
of practicfng 4. b. 49,. fp'''
homeopathic Medicine and Surgery
ana would respectfully solioit,he patronage of all
those In favor of the improved system Of practice.
, u Calls left at the Morrisville House, in the
his return ~ w. oA
Morrisville, Jan. 23d, 1867. lows. 100 ''.7a
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sg The Grand Ball at Stowe, will
CONS of Feb. 18th. As before stated
Hall Band from Boston will make the
music. Bill $500. Fare one way on the
vt, Central, and stages from Waterbury
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KrLLED.-A Frenchman, named Duprcz
in Brandon, was run over by wood sled,
recently, trampled by the horses and
crushed under the sled. and instantly kill
ed. When extricated his neck was found
to be broken. and he was otherwise baily
mutilatcd. He was about AS years Of
age, and leaves wife. li ~ Ra. am
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OF materials that have stood the test of is years
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IMAM any other composition roofing in use,-se,
Circulars aad samples sent free. Liberal terms to
agents, READY ROOFING CO., Isl
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LITERARY NOTICES.

The ATLANTIC FOR JANUARY.-The At.
lantic Monthly enters on it's nineteenth
volume with an array of distinguished
names and sterling articles that promise
we'll for the coming year. The January
number contains the first instalment Of
DR.. Holmes story. "The Guardian Angel.
in which will be found the same old charm
that so facinated the readers of the Aau-
tocrat, the Professor, and Elsie Venner J;
humorous story in verse, by James Rus
sell Lowell a graphic sketch of Henry
Ward Beecher's church, with some peril
nent reflections upon modern church going
by James Parton legend in verse, told
as only Whittier can tell it; poem en-.
titled Terminus" (on Growing 0ld,) by
R W. Emerson: spirited and faithful
translation of the contest between Achil-
les and Agamemnon, from the First Book
of the Had, by W. G. Bryant Mr..
Hlgginson contributes Plea for Culture :;
Mr.. Trowbridge furnishes another of his
attractive stories under the title, The
Man who stole Meeting House; Bayard
Taylor tells Characteristic story of The
Strange Friend Mr.. Shanly gives hu-
morous sketch of Capillary Freaks; E. G.
Stedman offers poem on Pan in Wall
Street; and Walter Mitchell describes
the Kingdom Of Infancy. The story of
Katharine Morne, by the author of Her.
man." is continued Topics of current
political interest are thoroughly treated,
the Causes for which a President can
be impeached are lucidly set forth, and
Frederick Douglas makes a powerful Ap
peal to Congress for Impartial Suffrage
The number closes with notices Of several
popular new publications. '.H
ca The Publishers of "OuR Young
Folks invite the attention of the public
to the series of articles now just begun in
the Magazine, under the general title of
"round- Tho aoo'ld joe." There articles
are written by gentleman of great ex-
perience as author and traveller, and it is
believed that they will prove the most in
forming, entertaining, and brilliant vet
given in any periodical for young people.
The first. devoted to anecdotes and fact
about China. is contained in the preser
number of "OUR YOUNG Folks" VIII G
also includes an outdoor essay on til
timely subject of exercise.
THE Holy LAND. B. Burr Sc Co.
Hartford, Conn, announce new iIlns
teated book, for sale by subscription only
entitled Remarkable Characters an,
Memorable Places Of the Holy Land.
comprising an account Of the Patriarchs
Prophets, Poets, Apostles, Princes, wo
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celebrated persons Of sacred history, with
descriptions of ancient cities and vepera.
ted shrines, by Charles W. Elliot Sow.
eral distinguished clergymen Of differs nj
denominations are contributors to this
book. "A few specimen pages sent to ~
show that the style is agreeable and the
book well printed. $50 pages, price "a
to $500 according to binding.
we have received from the publisher.
~ Z. Walton, Montpelier, a large CONT
ing House Almanac, size, 10 < "a inches
with With very large figures. convenient for
counting room. Price 10 cents. \.
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Ga Carol H. Damon, a lad, was kill.
ed on Christmas day, in Springfield, while
watching his uncle telling trees, by the
fall of a dead limb, which fractured his
skull. esf '- 'rof '1a'
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COOP TEMPLARs.--The friends of tenn.
peranee met on the evening of the 10th
instant, at Eden Mills, and organized a
Good Templar' s Lodge and made choice
of the followipp offi,ers. ..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-01-23

New York Weekly Hop Report, Prepared ex-
pressly for the NEwsDEALER, by Enmet Wells
Commission Dealer lin Hops, No. 43, From
St., N. 7. Consignments respectfully solicit
ed .r
New YORK, Ja.n. 10, 1867.
good trade opened on Monday and contin-
ued up to Thursday, when, on account of the
great snow storm. business WIS almost wholly
suspended. '
Our revised quotations this week show an ad-
vance Of IL to cts. per Id in prices of choice
grades. ....
a.H. QUOTATIONS..
=. Foreign, 40 to IS
American, common to air. IS to As
' Prime SO to ~
a. Fancy, 6S to 10
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Are YOu Insured 2

pERSONS wishing to have pr opertv insured
by the W., Mutual Fire Insurance Co. may
az all times have surveys and applications
promptly made and forwarded by me without
charge for travel RS PAGE
Hyde Park, Jan 25. 1867. iotf
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lS6T-BLACKWELL * CO., have now, ready
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A. d. ROBINSON,


1t is very desirable,s where practicable that
the witnesses of the voucher and the indemnity
ing witnesses be the same. 1t is not absolutely
required. 1t tends to prevent fraud.
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IL. SPARHAWK, M. d. homeopathic Phys
Sieian. and Surgeon Office ct Morrisyille House
Morisville, vt. Il l0mS.s5o
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-01-23
F@Orn.

In this town Jan lary 20, daughter to Joseph
and Achsah Eaton
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-01-23

Edwin G. White, Lodge Deputy.
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lllOll
The Sp
ence III
eeks.
eachers
luiental
ranches
used.
Board
shed at |
quire o
anborn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

&@iW : @untroffc
Bremen> 6ambur9, NntrNptn uno
5apre.
@e61el
auf ale 5auptfdote
Oeutib1anbS II. Ser S6,ptt;,
III ZEN b~iaieaen greilea ;u batea iu Ter
@riten 9fattpnol NQnf
81. paul.
-. ebas. SasTe7,
4o2 CaiFer.
Ser 2a9erbier=gaIopn
Ben
Spbn GnaeL
Strabe, IN oer Nabe bes DEPOT, MirgeepoIis.
pat ,fetS n%orratht9 uns oTsrir! cen ees5rteu
BeIu9ern
Grtlde8 befte6 eaastbter.
stne 1outtanbt9e Wuspablsrer ppr5islidnsnWei'
ne, H'qusure unt &isarren, urr labt es ~ eutert
taltena 9mbib ni&t fstlsn. 81 8. gasel.
Neter NpSba6'S Scenes $au8.
Deutide8 @afts uno Brorrin9baus.
lite Giraffe, Mf%inneaopli8.
Der unterseidnete Bat fem CAT unb gcarttne CLAUS
EFT auf ts tehe elm eeridlet. geraumise unb quite
S4lafsimmer, ausoeSei6net z taQuua idSnsr Scfraum
NIT etner1 Drummer niefehlentfn QSlNers une punpe
Jaru,er b%elrneers. in Minneapplis teiue Before @ttpmr-
batipn fir feline Gttere fnren ais BET ntr.
453' ascter Mokbae.
Dtt5anblun9 in
Material @daren unb ieber
2lrt ppn 6amtIientebarf
BON
9enrp 9arms,
ct. peter. Minne{utc>
balt Fetss0rrdtbie Elm ret&esaRurtinentser beReu
Groceries nn6 @rppiitpne11,
fepte CHEN , @aaren,
-s1 feratr etn Eager Spn
>S@Hben, Sttefeln,
91ttn, m1ten, u. ~.
2auter Artttel fir ben stuobult9en Bebarf uua
&4ss IN esu wpb!tet|ftx Yrsitsn+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
Grafipe1as- Mneemeine S@ma@e'
Meiniot ba8 Slut-

gcn 81. Mcbert 9aw ~, 5ru>ten,tt fati 6 g"
"sfthS9 unb ierepbulSHe 10 te bnr@
sss s!s31s ssj 4 u.s. Ss' ;ft 4a SG}ffdf t Sss's %sfs!I ~ : i:st
tftnsn; m~V 's nv sebetlt. aSir beisen tsin Nltera,
tis, sss 'Spfsr 5stlap Sa9s H stft$''""'> bic e's ''"'''
grn G., 6, sobnRun, Gsa.. @ateman' Sbtu. o,..
S s'get i iwtif SSabrsn 9at!e ID az msissm rt%t ss;t @ tff,
bic sslse 'SS9tsets ), "" %,t 10 ' sS 1 ~sen'inSS a sts 6 sf tsn S'ts
n t : snts, { IfF !Ssu 81 Hst sSa 5 Spliats M u sia; Sts
Gsi&wdre nur1saa 10 i$timnt, Gss BE sas g mt{n ur ns's 49,
% %snnn,a;e M" werosn made. S besann, Sbre Sariapa:
rsiiaa III ae9msn;; nab" s~ :, S5a So, n aa9 f asSftit: s' Sd
H. isst 70 n mu6y uno syeiune, wie muir trsene Sen'snG;
3 : ii IN einsr Sfeatfdsn Sts!!uns etn, ~ IT mstn gnll
sssssa II M9 sts'sm SE's 'e'''"'' y
1t @en SsnrY @snsSs, 3d., 81; p iH gs ssn les ~ ss:
"N "ssS SAFE Se{s Sariay pa ID i r. m %4tS Sf%'!it g. s.
Sg;ttfl NIT ]ebr %ennttsem Grfplse 9ebrau9t, UNI
eapfeble es nit rOaem @ertraus" aaea se'0ea'e"'"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
2eucprrbGa, tpeifer STUFF, S@wd6e

perbsu eewStnlib erseust bura tnnere ifroebulSlegoun
Ben une msroen VT sebetlt eurd ee alterattpe QS'rInns
ouber Der Sar5upartaa bic seIdtfte Inwensuns lrtalfr
Setlmtttel.,
Bon etue,m %betannten unb berjbmten Or S. Mrrrill.
BON Cincinnati.
cd babe Sbre Sariapariua ais etn aus 5ejet6nez
ties Ilteratip fur 5rauentrautbett befunben. Vtele
Safe Won Srresutaritdt, 2eucerrpSa, tmHersr %SSunebett
unb lpfaler S1wa4e, bic aus ltrpptulSier Mn!aee emit
iebeu fnb turt btes Mttttel sebeilt. has %iiberbaupt ni6t
letbt fetifAtdst, wenn es turA lptale Bebaneluns Sc
brig untertlBt wtrS."
Cine Dame, welde ibret Narnen ni9t publistrt .nuni3t.
f6rettt:
,,MReine Gr&ter uno id iebt inb tur@ 5wet Glai9en
Strer 5arjapariua ppn elmer barnadisen QeucprrbSa
bef reit wprben, bic uns lebr lawadte."
&beumetismuS, @t9t, 2eberleioen, Dye
pepls, 5uSfronfbeitsn, Nturalsia,
wenn Ne tura Strppbeln eneaanben Tnb, werten fdnel
eeteilt rura pieien Grt. Sarlapariua.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
Gi8 Cream @aIpnn.

ge.r batsn unlern Cts Cream ea(rru erS1ne( M,
eo!sn !" geFE1noune samit ,,gSaNer eis'', ,Merin.
. a. aue Sertcn au3eni, 5rudten &c.
Cream Galrrn. $50 ltW ea
8: Sdiuer II. @hmipt.
Nrttte Strefe eterbalb Der lieu SrezEn.a.ian az.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
@abnfbam 0rua @torc.

@aba1bam Drug gtore.
q. g. &emcnbi1p
III naW 't!ns". neaen grid Stpre an Matr straEe, I'm,
SNsiSSgvn nns muai9t Stsles letnen Jrrunceu unp Fem
ten ptrb 80" ! sa1-
Meoie'nen better Oua!,iit,
iepie que sdnsli6en Iateut, GReticineu, ris "a Hrh rru
Srs: a9er. Sw9pae, Aennets. serpiuc's 8lut unt e.
S " SNraps. pau u9e IueuS 2unsenta!lnm, Midpls &
uaS Suppner,s Trauen.Eiaen une md sjcle aate1e.
aH9 fertnahrenO an Sane cine srufcmnene Nusratl
snn Vlas. Sartemaaren, Seleu uuc Uaru:ihe oGer SIR
1talerz 99eibmai6, uno sdruttarieu. 49,
gen 9enftanren bare i'd ei:e errse Ius.
zap. me Yar1unierien srn Rem te5eu 1atrifanten,
3abnbilriten, &dmme ii. +. IT,. oN9"P"''''
Dte Snsreeiensen Der 01ecepte !rcrr:r sru eiren,
esnf,d}sm Mpotbefer ;ulau,mea seieft nit Der erfs-
pr. Ntdbare ganpe nirt s]erlSn.i4 eic .Nrouteu
%aeolenen. Seine Office 1T i'm etrre. ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
See'prp > @rei8'*
Ha9erbler @le un6 Wprter
&routrei,
@1rDen Stir 6Qu6,

WQr0en GttY 5QuS,
DeuttdeS 0afz unp Boarptro : 6ou8.
Vde Der 4ten unb Minnelpta= Etrake
@t+ paul. Minn.
9on penny 8ofenfelp.
Dtefes fpebsn Don M e1Dfnete y, ,rjs s,,-
berfe une Beauemfe Elm eridtfts moas unn
Boarstnebaus aemabrt 5remeer mis- Roifornceyr
ausee3et&nstse 2osis, aaten Slit uss foIihc g..
bieuns uberbaupt. Sd sr,pfeb(e n,asIbs 49,
NIT bsltens Dem eeebrten beutitcn vYtIifu,n,
5enrY 8cdenieIr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
If. :. :.';7:30 Qloten
unb ale anteren Mrten BON Ser. staateu Reub
fauftu unb' perfaufen- #a !#..s
.',>. @ebr, @tuius u. Dunbar.
@ebr. WtQtu6 u. Dunbar'6,
Seutfbe 8auf

Wi((ius Bros. & Dunbar,
@t.paul. MtAnu1sta.
~set6risen @eiaafte, uno 3war u'rjussweife:
i. Mnnabme BON Depoften.
9e1eer, rel&e BET uns tepDnirt wessen! fehen ieesr-
ssa:s ssat .ssssrt s:a H|snsts1 'gt|i III III s sss sGssss BE- St;
Welper sereIten mir 6 Yrpsent Sntere6en.
~ - 2. @elczW e@fel.
@els. 6tlber unb fremse Mlansen taufea 1nb sertau.
fen mir tets sum aaees-eourfe.
3. Mnfouf uno @ertauf BON @edieln.
men M Sci aas j%ssersstt IN S Ssi UNI asss1Seat@ n sstS!t' :" -
g0ir s~ertaufen We&iel auf Mep-gurt, Ct. eouis, gbt-
ssgs. @iigentes =; {; ~: i.ni: aat bic Sssptean'els;
s st s|Sr S'a p|s u. l.. d aa S' %isiseass p IaS Gu aar SSst''' A"'
Nu95bur9, 8alel 8erlin 8remen, @aHel
Goblens, @Slu, Branffurt a. M.. 2etp<
. .ste, 2onppn, Mannbeim, Mun9en,
Nurnbers, Strobbur9, Stuttsart> Grter,
Mten, &c.
4. @%tn3tebuno BON @elbern.
gDtr beiprsen has gouettiren BON Npten unb stnlt-
%Su'Hsa S sss pr s St:' $ssstsn y 5ssn ssfssssSlist -:
ttxI&eine &c. fert!een mir ielbt, unter @aranttruns Der
me4t ssiltiete cit On uns ~belOrsen bic e0afularti@e BE-
Sen Weeenwertb ouer tur@ uns In @urrpa %etnsesree.
men pber lei unieren Dprtisen gprreiponbenten fir un-
isre @eanuns beppuirtsn @elber sableu mir bier in
9plb aus.
5. M~ussabluno Don @eloern.
Den 0eeeuwertb BON Betrd gent, re1de uns gum 3mete
/ Der Mussablune in DeutidlaMb pber Ger S4mei5 ancer'
0rtiaaften pcbnsn0en Gmpfansern toReafret tns 5aus
lentsn une t6nnen uniers Quitrasseter bic Suittunsen
~ber1elben iener 3eit 1T @mpfans nebmen.
6. 8erfauf . pa|Ydae Shetnen
sur lleberfabrt, Don 8remen: Samturs une etoerpre'
Snlanb-pa aseideine sur 8eiie Spn @em-yprt bis Ct
9aul III niebrtsteu Yreiien.
z. Beaobluno Don Tnren
TT jetem Ibeile hes etaates, Mntauf uub gertauf pr,
Grunbeieentbum eesen GrmmiiFpn &c. &c,
8. 0eretntetezS taaten Bcnr5
auer Mrt, ais 5-2Oer, 10=40er uub 7-30er taufen uni
%sertaufen mir sun, Gases-Grurie.
@ebrIper Wtutue unb Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
.Da'bia8tom @ams,
minnsopolis, Minn.

5etfa iudtetl Seiia iudbet
Sd bin INNER ~sereniet unb 1ufts eaeet'
Dilf aud reat ~treusfte1 NAL fem?
81 tebre i'm Waibin stpn 5aufe NAL e'n;.
Brast bu, mer's tenn sibts
6reilt4 Ter geter Der uberaa beltebt,
Stets Sat Ser an 5anb, mas iu wuni@ea 1T.
Ct sibt einen ausse3eidneten Lilo
Beeffeat, waaeten, &raut uub @alat,
unt Wptt NETS, mas ct lcna ni&t nod bat
Weide getten, parm unS NETS wie Ter Sdnee.
gD.uu,s taft, einen gunfd BON Neistes. &aTce pter Itee
eurte I'm @ummer etsfa1tes Bier.
Die feiui:en unb teaen 9iaufre fnt t man Bier.
uue betm gtsablen 1T Der peter en ~1iberaler Mann,
CT {dreibt nte 3u ste1, nod su uenis an.
Qpeuu's alte. Runten, etbt Ct germ Gretit
limb rednet nur ben gang sep6bnli&en grpft.
dub ertra iei's rem Jarmer mod eefagt:
Gin outer @taQ unb frifde 6ueae
1tneet man beiu. peter auf Der Steae.
3a fattern bic Rlbe, D&fen unb pferbe
ST I'm Stale plat fit cine sanse Seerte.
Rxu Shutter. Ss&ter. Batter unb @rbn,
Rsmut BIN W BEN 5ste1 hes gafbiustsa. =
Der Peter label ersetenf ein, ~ssssE -. s,.,
Ct serfsrt&t tets lufts unb fse1 tn fetu.
mt Neter 8nrfenina.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
&uohtlis uub mercurta1 &ranf'
heiten.

gru Gr. 5erman S1rat, Won Ct. Souls Mto.
SO fnee, oab Sbre Sariaparlua en- eStrtl 9mstee
Mittel fir l%efpApare SYpbils uno tnr l9ppill1tl9s
arantbeilen it, ais irssno Elm aneerss, bag MFR beltssn.
Iie Wsr,te ano 5bnen Su Gant SerpFtdtet fur n'an@ese1
beten Wteee ;tnen, bic mir tefeea.
W,n 81, c. 6rend, 81. ., einem e%mtnenten Mrst Spn
aawreuse, Mai., Der elm yrOminentss M'tslteS
Der 2esislatur prn Ma1a9uletts IT.
. Myer.-gDertter SEER! SD babe Sbre gar
Iapariua ais Elm ausse;etdnetss Fetln1ttte! t1r prt'
mare i%cwrbCpte iar E nsa II Sgpe mnr S sf,a9 =,
bartnadta wareu, ra6 lie aaen aneern Wtttteln. wtSer'
fanpen. SD tsnue tetn Mtttel, ss t@ nttl0 glst9ma;
sta jAerm Grfps %anwensen tann, wean etn ma0t1ees
Miterattp erfprperltb.
Wlrs. 6 bas. g. . 9iew spn Stem 9runsmtd.
q. s., battle i4reflids s8unosn an ie II gstaf Rsr, sif
oefiibrt wuren- Dte Mereurtul . &rantbet
SSarss sen sser ~ ss9r tmms r., dsm,1 srd tsHss, mnr5 f..
ts or euolid purd1 eeu anbalteueen @etrau9 Sn
slper's Sariaparfna sptsssr %herseleat wurss: Htt
Rranfbe1 war ~ peftis une bSsartts, wte man ie n!1
ut fuSet. uuo er mu6te mebrere Gusenb T!al1ea Elm
uebmen, bis ct genas.
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81 Ycr'4
GQtbQrtic NtQ8

baten rtele gcrsaee liver anbere Yurstrmttteltm Marttt
uuo ibre pcrsIsltde @trtuns III io %allsemetn tetannt
traudeu, taB ibre Gualitat 10 gut tit, mite ie suSpr, unit
tas man ld paraui ssr!anen fann, sab le ta1elte lei
SuSereitst sen s. 6. 2lper, N. o., s Co., g..
neil, Wa1, uno ~ baben bet alien Druestfen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
81. slnttpuius Teuer, Moie' cal j.
au6. Grinefupf, Frantic @u8en-

m,r 6orseu Sidler, Gbtter bes Tuntbannrd De-
~" mptrat, @ennisfsanta.
unler ~sinstoes aino, oas st~a bret sas s% at 94n IT, ,n ns.
tam sinen NuslAlee an BET S a. ;@; r nsit n.y. r9el t@ y e unp
b5 : n J5siaspatsn fSsosat par, bic taatiIaa5ts "se;
rsrs Sig, lang sts aaoEg 1 esf %ia9ss 5 IT. i% sanstt i Eae
sst @sT. rss' 5tlpsr (SSaenassin) uap ~enosrs Mtttte! an
ssas trssas sln s9 e aYS 9as stss'S stpaS s en- saw{ s]a ss aiS'
m ~,it ieinsn SauSeu bic &rune Der abideultden 9Sunpen
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-21

likely to continue for an indefinite
TINA, we think that our people would
frd it greatly to their advantage to
extend every possible favor and en-
couras ement to this idea Of an inter-
change of productive labor. In it
may be found partial remedy at
least for the ills aud inconvenience
they are having to undergo, and
which seem likely to become more
augmented than diminished during
the coming year. Let the plan be
tried and see whether it does not
afford an encouraging solution 10 the
great question of the hour, touching
the resources, the happiness, nay,
the very lives Of many who are in
our midst.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-21

The Doom OF TuRkEy.-If we
may believe astrological predictions,
the dissolution of the Turkish EN-
pire, at least in Europe, is at hand.
In 1854, at the time Of the Russian
war, the following was extensively
circulated among the newspaper
press. It is an old prediction, and
was first published about the middle
Of the fifteenth century, A. d. 145o :
"In twice tive hundred years the Bear
The Crescent shall assail,
But if the Cock and Bull unite
The Bear shall not prevail,n
So far SO good. The Bear (Russia)
did assail the Crescent, Turkey,
but France and England Represented
by the Cock and Bull respectively
united with Turkey, and Russia was
foiled. But the prophecy continues
"In twenty years from that set out,
Let Islam know and fear
The Cross shall wave, the Crescent wane,
Dissolve and disappear"
This would indicate that the dis
ruption Of the Turkish Empire will
take place in 1874, or thereabouts.
We have rot long to wait for the
fulfllment Of the prophecy, which
already bids fair to be realized.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-21

"MoNs'EuR ToNsoN Come AGAIN"
Gen. Mower having "taken a step
backward" in the resembling of his
previous order removing Sheriff
Hays, of Orleans Parish, from Office,
bas recanted said rescission, and
now takes the old step forward again
by re-removing the Sheriff, and ap-
pointing in his place DIR. George W.
Avery. The DR.. is comparatively
a stranger in New Orleans, though
his antecedents, as far as known,
meet generally with favorable COM
ment at the hands of the city press,
aud there is, therefore, no great op-
position manifested at his appoint
ment, though much regret at the
displacement of so excellent and
popular a Sheriff as was Harry L.
Hays.
Gen. Mower has, on the ground OF
alleged malfeasance in office, also re-
moved from Office p. r. O'Rourke,
Clerk of the Second District Court
of the Parish of Orleans, and ap-
pointed in his stead r. L. Shelly,
an individual whose character and
reputation meet with great disfavor,
as far as we can learn, and whose
appointment, in consequence thereof,
ELECTS profound dissatisfaction.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-21

RANDOLPH & BATEs.-Tnis enterprising
and deserving young firm are keeping up
their supplies to meet the demands Of their
friends and customers, and they ara not
among those who are afraid TO let the
public know through the columns Of the
press what their stock in trade consists of.
In our advertising columns, this morning
it will be seen they are in fresh receipt OF
numerous articles always in demand, and
are also anticipating other fresh arrivals.
Give them call once and often. You
will always find them reasonable aud
obliging.