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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-29

urYu"r Hga urnv,-v s1p., Ia 4.
Original lays down the following 1uIes f' a..
tanning high health. They are worth remember.
ing, particularly his advice to wives aud hus-
bands:
"First study TO acquire a composure If mind
and body. Avoid agitation Of che or the other.
especially JOS. before and after meals, and whilst
the process of digestion is going on. To this
end, govern your tempet, endcsvot 10 look al tho
bright side Of things, keep down us much ~
possible The unrufy passions, discard envy. hatred
and malice. and lag your head upon your pillow
il charity with oil mankind. LIE, not you: wsnt.
outrun your means, Whatever difficulties you
have to encounter, h, not perPlesed; but only
think wbs, it is rigttto do in the sight Of Him
who see'h al things, sud bear without, ~repinips
the result. When yoar meals are ~sciitssy, ie,
your thoughts be cheerful T, when they are social.
which is better, avoid disputes or serious argu-
meet. or unpleasant, topics. 'Unquiet meals suys
Shakespeare, make i'll digestions snd the con-
trary is pf6dnced by easy conversation; 4 plrastit
project. welcome news, or q lively Companion
| advise wives not to ~eh.ertain theft husbands
with domestic greivances about children or ser:
wants. nor 10 ask for money, nor ptoduc.d anpaia
bills, snni PROFOUND unreasonable OF pfosckihg
ddcstiops; and advise husbands to keep tbs care
and vcxations Of the world to themselves, bot 10
be communicable Of Whatever is comfortable,
and cheerful, and amusing"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-29

1NpT1CE.s
EayHE GaasrsisnsHshas,ng pufzkassd the ssses
81 goodsoEsLxC nloIriss will Continue me
Mefcanfiebpsinsssin IN Che two story brick building
ON KsreEf sstreet, formerly occupied by him, and
iSs,oasble peostion. Of public patronage g
fly. EABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-29

sN0TICE.
- He persons indeb,rdto the Subscriber. are re
a zanes.ed46tdme forvardand pay or otherwise
their Notes and Acrouats will be placed in the
hands Of ansoficsr for collection, T
Lie. MORRISs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-29

- LIZ sN
F9ff5Es dnae1signed have the hot,est g inforn tisl
ladies md ssnas and, ot Baton Rcusss and
y;rinify. .hsl iilsy have ,,,st rrssiivsd an ] mpia
asrort,nert ii fYesh goods, consisting Of alfssstis-
lies sf faary tssy goods, ehieh thsy odss tor ssls
ii ut i1wesi rasf, Prices and expect.hs. Z fiEoM.
are * 4hespsbIie@ ~ their Asict attention 'si.
=. SAsssa & .. srsAws,
30 IS Corner Of Lafayette and Church u.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-29
GaRnENaEEBs.

GARDEN&EEB5 e
a.good supply offrsssG asssps eeds y g ses.ss
"A ca aud foe sale 81 $780,
. Feb Isl x ~ ME*x In
q .Et3FI{sEss ksfk
ALL persons or tesshytafeassrasds3aae e eass
,;ae ana carryiaEof Npod TRIM ihs $40 fsQa
is,s Vil:ars. ssa niles below Baion Rca{2ss 49,
Ghoss who ~ essfmibealo IN siQsk y "a I'VE
wool, will b. p1osee a.tsd 70 ssc psa'o& 4pzgsssy Sk
the law. s.s sxxassggxe
jan 4 Al sThsaAr hSRA1sS s.
IOf sss.ss.s ,ses ,spss
r;,r o,,slarxxa ksrceised s9d ~fofsaie l0ss Spy !.
r'' qS36 3AS. MANSKER.
U,ryr HJspafb ~scntunsiers reesiysa.oMe ols
signmsn,andfor ssIsa the naagnfastor pr'-
ees A. Malta:
E&ENA ~ - & go 80 - aG1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-29

IN NUTfEE.s
AHE n aaeysis ncds b4sipg been Informed dat =
servant has purchase tgo5is in his nanness hereby
gives notice, that NJ vilt pay no accounts aaiess
they are a -conapaHicf by an order. stssS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-29

= BARRELS, rsctiae 4 whiskey received 6n
IN coSsignrscnt and for sale low Tor ash
rn3O si6 a ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-29
!. G0kI3AI1l
III As4eudvel his Off 10 rhe

~@sE .tNUJsNCE. a4E
~ atWfnfNA IL 8 E1kc4xJssa as rernos = nd sf6ea
% ne bNIl4sHf8g forfeH ysdseIpied bysHf N1tch5,
and III bud door aIhe
bs1s1ound ,hefr al aft huns Observation-Disclosures
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-29

6oaarorte n N Csr61dieecf Of Suseids-asu
sisi4t i ! esitss ihssfDest s~esollipc 70 my f~sslinssa
ao9aots Icy sSspasJs essnti..e!fso N.Y. undsss
s;epdips byswtich i can 81 jus,iied. heeftsia.S
tsiua:cxa Mr. inst species Of fear which we de-
NJ sna,e ri sraiss. Fol-. sshss claim can . isn
hass Il. purge who ttsmbissa al 'hs froSns Of Toy.
tupe. Z 20 hesnisn, Consists In becoming 'ups.
iIllior toiasrElls Of lie, in whatever shape they may
E.ehalle NE him 10 the &C nbst." On another oees-
sioa... Banopa,.c observed, "If Msrius had slain
kinimself on tho Marshes Of Minturna, he never
world have stood the seventh tinc for consul"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-29
NJ. Eiam ~ A1aos AHnnnS;

Al.aSs ~. a.saeatl s. IN - AeAslAas
TlQRN EYSAnd Counselioxss an ILaw, will
"a tsice b in thes3niS 4 III. and 9Th
EEJtddiciaIf q istfEtsIzOMc At Rston Rouge Heal he
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-29
VIZ esmmiltedto sht All sfR.l

vi sE5mmittedt to- &c JaiI Vi Baton
M4 RapS Sc on the 7ths Of Jui,- lsSU = ssegre
go maj s9calis himself larry, u ST.
tetes inches high about Is;
xaAasZ Mxears of age and says he.sbei6tks ii
a9Sjor Jesse Willis 0FaSe tt1eiesns.s
Thesowners isre4,ested to couplyaNah the Law
and. ake himsway.M g a2
- OGxNNnvas brought tosthe depot 4 Hatou
AMe \ Rouge on The 9Th sAnEisSti rs $40, i ne,
gro icy who calls hiafself Peter, Is
anSU/ leef I iHehi,igh, abuat q Sssrs6f ags
LH and says he belongs tos BssptistesiP aa-
0aeasekHl lutte The owner IN reqacsteds1 10 CONS
.a.ao2 SQ8H ~ E.e BRYAN ,rJaifor. y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-29

B!k PeppeE
Saile,atns
~Yohushyson ted
Gunpdwtsersd do
InlpeNldd dc in cadus
80 Ees raising
.Esainte1 basketts
.T'inA5AFetssorted
shaker brooihs
s50Qsgalts stone Jugs
Nj new house be N 3
net &C Church and Mark
fimss be found! therea /
doc Erocerie4 lid Liqd
my house onLetee sire.
general Assortment. AL
VERY low. for cash by
deci4 J
u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-29

Elolhlng.
low completed ;lthe cor
.ef stl.eets; there VIII
ass5ttmeaio Of mo-
iort Will also continue
ct where vii be tould 1
4 of which. viii .te sod
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-13

:, following paragraphs is recommend.
'Oe serious attention Of those Wings
nave been SO ridiculous'y noisy in
.seOanclations Of the speech Of MI.
ny " o' Mississippi. Those who have
Nv 70 lhese denunciations, and who
!" .''e iancied that they contained one
oI Z particle Of truth or common-sense,
'''O read the article with some profit:
u Nashville Union.
n, NAGES OF LABOR.
ne ne Salem Advertiser announces on
Nm Se'' authority, that mechanicallab
4 =. receives a higher compensation
aS " where else. Three dollars I,er
lb,a sae customary price paid Il cood
I"o a"'cs' Of all descriptions. Coopers
|a sa'y make from seven 10 ten dollars
I ~; trimming casks; and even slave
P''s~0rih one d.Alar and fifty cents !
-. s'Yurhsynen carpenters, it il said,
So -. 'lx'y dollars month and board,
~ VuOa ls hard money country.
Public Advertiser.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-13
From The vicISsburg Sentinel
roPNAD0 AT N ATCH Ez.
40, ,ps r. 4. HOWARD.

.N(l Il N a ~ y No.
ny MRS V. 4. HOWARD.
.,o,-hment Tor there hath been
gawlaI stroke of fate;
l.en,--lament, for God hath made
al lcity desolate
lol none in that devoted place
Deamedrthee was cause for fear;
,Nr1s,s,t around llieir soci. boards,
= Nor thought'that death 40 so near
hsaaarda distant roa rln' SOUND,
RI. warning was in vain.
|TIl midnight darkness slddel 'ell,
AID sur:t thehurricane!
Imud with dreadful !. ne,
lHpteCnding IN its 'gath, :,
And scsitcring trees aH,' strong built waRs
In ruin Ger its pa'..'
AMI alio:oof, ar hn,tling beams
lheQla mightlj trees
ND creams of death aud agony,
Hid with that awful breeze.
SaaIvsu- rnado swept
Il tits resis, s ~:
y Fas like Il Dire, lien nightmare ho'us
n bparAlyzing SWAY.
.rm has passed-,he darkness gone
in sheets the rain still falls,
those WHO ran now issue forth,
\ F,omnitsl their ruined walls.
Where the tall rows of China trees
Perlumed the summer air,
Where ,hS fair city rose in pride
Oh. Heavens. what now is <here!
pare heaps Of what were buildings once,
IN hopeless ruined hurled; H
lrooled trees and mangled forms,
IawiId confusion whifl'd!
A Geahlke stiffness now pervades,
Save where the dying groan;
o. those beneath the lulns penl,
For succor family moan,
Then eagerly all look aroHl,d,
In mingled hope and ar,
4 Ad OH! what agony is lhc'rs
i Who miss some heing dear.
What anxious hearts and eager hands
The RUNS clear away,
N And some their dear ONES find in lie,
And some but clasp their clay.
Two cbillren songhta mothers arms
Whenthat dark storm came on,
%ehsd them, shattered corpses, there,
When It's dread work was done.
Wen for her, mothers. We can feel,
WHO have the anguish known,
Wbatagony il is to i've
When those you nursed are gone!
and none can tell how many sleep
Beneath those lnrbid waves
Men who came bhher from afar,
10 lie in wateFy graves.
FOND kindred in ihfir distant homes
Shall look for them in vain!
AMI only know that they went forth
And came not back again.
How many a heat has list its pride
That knows not yet the blow
DtNw many Il lin is smiling INV
That soon shall writhe in woe
S4anot-lament, for there hath been
Az awful stroke Of fate!
;tt,aS;,,''--Iameni, for God hath made
Full many tlesoate!
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-13
KEEPING EMBARRASSMENT

Recently gentleman while travelling
through The Greek Nation, ia Alabama,
met an Indian, of whom he inquired how
far It was to the next house. "Abput Two
miles, answered the Creek, "but just
beyond the house tho road forks, aud the
right hand will take you 10 a very good
house FIVE miles further" "1'hank you,"
said the traveller, and he pursued his
journey. In half an hour The gentleman,
came 10 the first house. The worthy host
was standing 10 tie door.
"l1allop' cried the stranger.
"llallo, yourself!'' responded the man
Of the house.
DO you keep entertainment here?n
"Yes SIR
Can my horse have some corn and
(odderY'
"No, sir, ! han't got any"
Can you let me have some bread and
qeal?"
" No, SIR"
Why, then, how do yon do?n
/" Pm quite well, thank you; how Is il
with yoursellw
/ ('The ID catch the fellow y said the
stranger, aside, and again resumed N
Well lheroad forks, believe, short
distance from here dos il noi?"
i "Yes sir"
i @Will yon be so good as 10 tell me-
where the right hand goes io?''
"lt han't gone any where since lived
in these parts"
| "Good day, sir" said the stranger.
} "Goo4 day." replied The fellow, cody,
and walked into the house. Picdyne.
! AarfM Storm. -On Saturday last about
noon, thc most frisafIul Sic m visited this
| place and ne surrounding country, that
. we have ever witness~J. w have heard
Of such things, but We have never met
with no one who evef saw tem before.
/ A black cloud which came up from the
west, suddenly discharged its contents of
wind, ran and hail n a perfect deluge
The hail come dowp at fret n small boz
dies, and rapidly increased ~ size, unlilit
/ fell in masses almost as r. as mans
/ hist. The larges, me we saw measured
"a inches in circumference, but we have
4 heard Of one which was picked up near
Y twice as lar II continued for Ten
5 minutes, in which time it destroyed the
/, greater part of the wing crops and
/ gardens tefore it,, cited down nearly
all the frult, and broke perhaps from 90
600 10 5000 panes Of glass in this town
alone,pigeons i,s ingin the air were knock
ed down dead, poultry was killed, horses
standing in the streets were frightened
ard galloped off in all directions; and,
indeed, such scene Of alarm we have
J. never Witnessed.
II II extended over space Of about four
miles wide by perhap, thirty in length, IN
all Of which, the g. nd is covered With
fen vegetation, or the leaves and bran
: ches Of trees. We have heard Of no per-
son being hurt. FdyettepiUNeM C.)
OtscrrT, Nay 10.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-13

Vcn Bnren Increment in Charleston S.
| CA meeting of the State Rights Demo
cratic party was held in Charleston on
Thursday evening the 18th inst, and The
Miyor, Hon. Henry i. Pipckney, was
called 10 the chair. The object of The
meeting was to take q decided stand for
Mr. Van Buren,. An address and resolu
tons 70 this effect were adopted. One Of
the resolutions is as follows:
Resolvea. That in identifying himself
with principles Of public policy, 50 essen.
mi 10 the true interests Of The South. The
Hon. Martin Van Burenhas entitled him.
self to It's confidence and support, and MS
citizens Of South Carolina We pledge our
selves 10 sustain his re election as Presi-
dent Of The United States.
The Charleston Courier lwhig) makes
the following comment 81 The proceedings.
The administration mleeting Thismeel-
ing, wasfa very numerous one, uniting
men of both The old parties which divided
the State, and indicating that opposition
TO the present administration win scarcely
De able 70 make Roadway 10 either the
city Or State. The character of the bio,
ceedings, and especially Of the speeches
made on the occasion, deny us the power
Of approval. The anti-bank spiri; vas
rife and fierce, and the financial Or sub
'rcasnry policy ofthe administration made
the party test, necessarily throwing out
q the pale such he may have been dis
posed g adhereto the administration IN
other grounds.
Coming Round. The Pilot, PAPER
published IN Baltimore, BY duff g reet. u.
support the hard CIDER candidate. AID 4
paper which the whig convention has r.
commented % the support 81 the whole
federal party--this very pnper has come
out for an INDrREsDENT TREAsURr I! !
What will those wings think now. who
looked upon the Sub Treasury, with such
holy horror9 Even their own leaders are
] beglnlng to discover its utility. Pkaddcl.
phia Gasettc.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-13
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-13

Bank Fights.-Some DAYS since, Mr..
Chapman. one ofthe editors ofthe CoIum-
bus Democrat, published on article ii re-
latIon 10 that swindling shop, the Tomhig-
by Bank. One ofihe directors, fellow
BY the name Of Hatch, attacked Chapman
with clnb; the latter took il from his
hands and ihrashed the bank bullyu6h
his own friends did not know him. u
won't do for hank directors to try to fch;
themselves into credit these times. Fate
and the country are alike turned against
them. MississiPpian.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-13

Feeling Cheap, To tell d story FOR the
purpose Of raising laugh, and then he
obliged 70 explain fifty circumstances to
tcmake the company understand the joke:
Boston Transcript.
FEELING Cheaper. TO tell story. and
them. with all your explanations, not to be
able 70 raise 2 laugh Or make yourself
understood. ~ Picayune.
a heVr, weighing 623 pounds, was recentlysho
in the immediate vicinity Of Houston Texas.--P
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
NO. 80.
PASS III ROUND.

Great Harrison. he was the one
To cad tie sons OF freedom on.
RrhmoHd Wing
And when they wen, The foe to find,
Great Hsruson,' he s,sid behind.
.Nts Era
Poor ln1anS' iyo, without BoVSD,"
Caugh, Oranny' serp,ug very snund y
" H. .irsE5
When Proctor be came from afar
To where she was-the was'nl thar
.Nashriils Ua.oB.
The "poor Mans Candidate" is he,
Who'd sell them into slavery
Bay State Democrat
And hy the .iboililoH trick,
Make black saves trremen-mighy slick.
Weekly Record
Vet stIi the Wings "a triumph shout
Hard ciier TIP wI.l kick A" Van out
COLUMBUS Democrat
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11

S''''s ""sUaS'
'4a.'t'' 'aen, beng a eonirac; within Tie
/ scope e' TIE constitution, The next consideration,
"mc" mas arisen upon uaS important SUBJECT Is,
whether Tie principle aNPHes TO all charters, public
As wei IS private. Corporations are dvIs.b.e into
SUITS 1g p ore strictly paea ana such as ore
bed IN eornars,,,n. rr.,l a. b ,,.'.
~, such a> cities towns. parishes, and OTHER pub c
5'd'es. Within lae after denomination all eorpo,
aI I c l,o .'.aly' "1sa 90 nv sIely ee'ng
n,ratons WINCH e,.sf oply ,- nhyc ,,,-,,,sss .,
1 Tie legislature may change modify, enlarge. and
/ RESTRAIN them with tins Limitation, however, that
pJ' a. 'u " sgCi' GO I,'.rn, sna. sun e5 Sc
exnense II I,s hem ar9n,re5 Tbe rr,.,,rio nav
be stated in more general lorm II a charter bee a
mere granto' political power, II It create a civil IN
summon - o' II 'e Iu'lil'S ol 'ie
alons and The g,yernr,sn, aons he iptsrrstlI IN
! The management of them, the legislative power over
such charter Is not restrained by the constitution
'"' remains unlimited me reason U.s. thai Is M
,r,srs =, ~. =, ''-,,n I'a wv,
and, therefore. il mus, from IN, y,ry nature remain
/ subject TO the legislative will so always that private
| fg'ds are not nInnsed % ueached upon.
! 10" IS II possb Mr. Chairman after these
strong authorizes, that gentlemen can seriously con.
tend that bank isa private contract between the
Stockholders and The STATED Even admitting toe
iact II IS grave question, and requires to De CON
! sdered not with reference to the interest Of Mr. A
or h, or tins bank or that bank blt sir, with regard
TO the interest of the whole community, Noprn-
cpe Of law is more clearly defined than that which
the contract IS sacred and nvloabe, the remedy by
"hch le same may be confined IS SUBJECT 10 be
altered or amended. Now, SIR, IN support OF Ims
doctrine i read nom Story
a. Although There Is distinction between the OBJ
- ~ " .,''','Ol '"r ''l'.E upon Ht'
when il is made. an Of which are Afterwards ,vhnir
| eXlinguishcd by new laws. so that there remain no
means Of enforcing rs onoga!oo and no redress ;
,,, a. 1"o'.'-o. y, on ,c'tueS' ops,1uis " P't
contract Butcverv ch9nge and nJoJ6r,iion o,. ,bo
remedy does not involve such consequence No
one "'' u'uO'' ual NE itgsatHremaY vary The pa
sh.ta,. r,,a. =, n,a' ,'''''-
doubted HAT the legislature nav presc,ibr tl,p
times and modes, 10 winch remedies may be pursu-
|
,s ora ~ ;' our'' IVY ','",s' VI ,''''
posed to destroy ,he Obligation Of contracts but II
prescribe the times, within which that obligation
| quay o. enforced ny q So'' ana ~ dcIdol to deem
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11

Export Il Fiow,-A Philadelphia paper Of
The Bid INST says, that twenty one thousand bar
reIs Of -four acre sold for shipment N that city
the previous week. Besides The sales Of ilour,
SIS hhds. aud 1000 bbs. meal, aud 1000 bbls.
rye flour were taken for exports. The great
scarcity Of vessels. has prevented several orders
from Liverpool beng filled. One vessel was
loading at IS cents per bbl., aud two OF three
ships could have freight at 62 - cents per bbi
Popular .harket--Benuel SAYS the rigs
ar. improving IA mas and losing 10 'rcis'
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-27

0NO THE SICK-As many neglect their health
~ on account of being discouraged by the very
many deeterious nostrums which offered cure
alls by Empiricks would recommend them to make
trial Of DR. Harlichs COMPOUND STRENGTH
ENING AND GERMAN APERIENT PILLS.
I have made use of them frequently myself and
always found them to pain in the side
the lost appetite and relieve the disagrceabe
ton after eating with which am frequently troubled
would recommend these pills in all cases Of liver
complaint and weakness of the nervous system and
bad stomach complaints, as am confident all who
make trial of this medicine will find il efectua
WIN. LINDERMAN
Bath Township Lancaster County
For sale at 10 N. Eighth street also at the book
store of Robert Farnham, Pa Avenue, Washington
City. apply
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-27

YSPEPSIA.--Wc have frequently witnessed
IL the ravages of this disease and have heard and
read of many remedies but far oftener them fail
than result in success. The writer however of the
letter to the agent of DIR. Harlichs Compound
Strengthening and German Aperient Pills, has long
been known to US, and from invalid he is deli
heated, we know and meet him daily as hale hear
" man. Though no advocate of nostrums Of any
kind, We cannot withhold notice of what we CON
slider the eiicacics and virtues of HarIich Com.
pound Strengthening, and German Apcrent Pills
The CASE before us Is living monument to both =
Spirit of the Times Of Jan l.
For sale at the Bookstore of Robert Farnham
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City
nv DIV