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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Session lS4l-42.
THE Lectures will commence on Monday, the LIST
i of November, and be continued, under the fol-
lowing arrangement to the middle Of March ensuing
Practice and Theory of Medicine, by Nathaniel
Chapman, M. d.
Chemistry by Robert Hare, M. D.
Surgery, by William Gibson, M ID.
Anatomy, by William Z. Homer, M. D..
Institutes Of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, M. D..
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
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Clinical Lectures on Medicine, by w. w. Ger
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Clinical Lectures Surgery, by Drs Gibson and
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BACKGAMMON The period of the invention
Of this game, which was for many centuries
one of the most popular of all our sedentary
amusements appears to be unknown; but it
seems to have been intended, in common with
several other games uniting chance and skill, to
place players of unequal ability more on a level
than Chess permitted. The name furnishes an
interesting proof of its antiquity in England
being no other than genuine Saxon compound
Bdc, or baec, and gdnien meaning back game,
so called because the game essentially consists
in the players bringing back their men from their
antagonists tables into their own; or, because
the pieces are sometimes taken up and obliged
TO go. back, that IS, re-enter at the table from
which they came. During the Norman domin-
ior the name doubtless changed TO that APP
peaton under which we next find the game
existing in this country, that is, Tables, word
derived directly from the French. The form of
the backgammon table at this period is shown in
beautifully illuminated manuscript of the thir-
teenth century IL is square, as at present, but
has no division in the centre, the points on either
side being contained in single compartment.
A century later the division was made, as we
find by MS Of the time but the points are
still undistinguished by colors, according TO the
present, and, indeed says Strut. more ancient
usage The principal differences in the mode
Of playing then and now were, first, in having
three dice instead of two, or reckoning certain
number for the third when that was missing;
and, second, in placing all the men within the
table. Among the authors Of the
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries we find va
rous illusions TO the game under this and other
names Thus, in Shakspeare's Loves Labor
Lost:
This is the ape Of form, Monsieur the NICE
Who, when he plays at tables, chides the dice"
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GOD SEEN IN ALL HIS. WORKS.
A TALE FROM THE GERMAN.

A TALE FROM THE HERMAN.
In that beautiful part Of Germany which bor-
ders on the Rhine. there is noble castle, which.
as you travel on the western b INKS Of the river,
you may see lifting its ancient towers on the
opposite side, above the grove of trees about as
old as itself
Abou, forty years ago, there lived in that cas-
tie noble gentleman whom we shall call Baron
. The Baron had only one son, who
was not only comfort 10 his father, but bles-
sing to all who lived on his fathers land.
Ii happened on certain occasion, that this
young man being from home, there came a
French gentleman to see the Baron. As soon
as this gentleman came into the castle, he be-
gan TO talk of his Heavenly Father, in terms
that chilled the old mans blood on which the
Baron reproved him, saying, !" are you not
afraid Of offending God who rel rs above, by
speaking in such manner?" The gentleman
said that he knew nothing about God, for he
had never seen him,
The Baron did not notice at this time what
the gentleman said, but the next morning took
him about the castle grounds, and took occasion
first TO show him very beautiful picture that
hung on the wall. The gentleman admired the
picture very much, and said, ''whoever drew
this picture, knows very well how to use his
pencil.n
My son drew that picture" replied the Ba
ron.
~ men your son Is very clever man, re-
piled the gentleman.
The Baron went with his visiter into the gar
den, and showed him many beautiful flowers
and plantations Of forest trees.
s'Who has the ordering Of this garden 2" asked
the gentleman"
my SON." replied the Baron, "he knows ev
cry plant, may say, from the cedar OF Lebanon
TO the hissop on the wall"
Indeed said the gentleman, ~ shall think
very highly of him soon"
The Baron then took him into the village and
showed him small neat cottage, where his son
had established a school, and where he caused
all young children who had lost their parents
to be received and nourished at his own ex-
peDse.
The children in the House looked so inno-
cent and SO happy, that the gentleman was very
much pleased, and whe he returned to the cas-
tie, he said to the Baron. "what happy man
you are to have so good son."
"How do you know ! have so good son."
Because have seen his works, and know
that hc must be good and clever, if he ha done
all that you have showed me-"
''But you have never seen him."
''No; bu know him very well, because ]
Judge him by his works"
True" replied the Baron, "and this is the
way Judge Of the character of our Heavenly
being Of infinite wisdom, and power, and good
ness"
The Frenchman f 1t the force of the reproof
and was careful not to offend the good Baron
any more by his remarks.
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The Frenchman f 1t the force of the reproof,
and was careful not to offend the good Baron
any more by his remarks
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
FiInIcs Vegetables de vie.

'eHoAo aWGnc III LIN.
ES Pilules dc Vie ont etc nommees a ms
Ia par plusieurs individus a aui eIIes ont
sauye la vie. Dams une infinite de cas- lcur eff.
cacie a paru presque m'~acuiruse, par Ia IA.
cutie qu'elles possedent dr. purifier les oyganes
yitaux ct de leur bonner au ton et de Ia RI
gueur. Ces pilnles sont purement ct entisre-
ment composites de vegetaux, elJes re ~contien-
nent nj mercure, nj arsenic, 4: antimoine, nj
aucun autre metal. Files sont extraitcs de plan.
ties rares, don't les vertus sont connues depu;s
long-tetns des tributs indiennes, ct recemmen,
de quelques chimistes distingnka. I'm de lcur
principaux ~effets, est de detacher aes pars;s de
Pestomac leo impuretes gui s,y deposent conf
nuellement ct de donner TN jeu iibre au foic
ct aux poumons, desquels depend Ia reg ularite
de plusieurs organes. ..
Les sirops Amers du Phrnix sont auss; en-.
Increment conTposees de vegetaux, ct sont nm
remede infaillible pour toutes espsces de fS-
yres intermittentes ills chassent 1e mercure du
systeme, ct en- detruisent ayec promptitude fes
mauvais efcts. a9
De plus amples details se t~ronvent sur le,
prospectus qui accompagnent chaque boite ct
chaque b~outeille de sirop.
lie depot a Baton Rouge est chez q. .yorn-
DAN, Pharmacicn, qui est charge de Ia ven,e de
mes Medicines ct chez qui ON pourrs Sc procu.
rer tout les details necessaires.
WIN. y. MoFFAT.
! New York, Is Septemhre 1889,
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IIyvRY FeaoNT.

- I'm fat fort etrange Sc paase en- ce
moment dams la garnisand de valenciennes.
Tn musicien du Be regiment de Ianricrs
Went de mourir en- ce'le vile, les elfsls
delai.ses par iui nppartiepne nt 4 ses heal
tiers nn,urels eh bien I! qui c~roirait on
qui en- fat la demande an colonel du BE
Ianciers ? Doux msres d%ihfrentes : Pune
d'Alger, I'a"tre dc Paris. On a W qneI
q~,efois une paternite doulelse ; mais n
,na,ernitA double ne s'e,ait pas p'eseutee
depnis 10 jngement de Sal"mon' Le tribu'
nal noquel cc,te q 'estion singplere sera
s~ouuise va Sc rouver blen embarras.e ct
nsaura pas, pour trancher cette dihicuItf,
Ia resource du roi des Juifs. Puisqne lie
fills rec'amG par deux mefes n'existe plus.
(Echo de la Frontifre)
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II " i . ~ " ..
RH r. j. w. MUSSELMAN a recu et dfre q
We sendfe a DIES conditions avantageuses. les
Marchaadises sui, auies qn'il a arheiets au comp.
tant. SEES p~ratiques peusent compie7 qu'elIes au.
roht les Ireinieres qualities aux prix les plus bas.
il n'achete jamais aux encans 'le public
feut etre assure 4n'aucun article achcte dams son
,iagdsI, ne sera de auali.e infefeure.
100 bari!leis de Gfaisse nouyeIIe:
20 bariIs de Whiskey pur;
100 sacs de Plomb de loute grosseur.
% harils Mess Pork;
100 boites de Sardines a l'huile;
SO do Saumons do
SO barillets Beurre de l'Oucst;
| 100 bariis Patates blanches;
1000 paauets de CRANES de J%ardinage;
| 100 bari!s de Whiskey rec'ife;
| 10 do Fan de vie ordinaire;
2 pipes d'Eau de vie de champagne;
/ do Genievre d'Hollande;
5 caisses de vieux Porto;
10 bsriIs de Mclasse;
so do de Pommes ver'es;
! do Langues de Buffalo fumees;
so ~caisses de Raisin;
100 %caisses de Vim ST. Julien Medoc a
ong bouchon. 81
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Fiat de In Louisiana.
Cour du Qnatrieme District. - Paroi

O,est Ba.on.Rougc.
Jobu l.. Gorham,
Ch. G.. Johnson, troisieme rossessemN
Ordre dc Saisie ct de Veate.
Nm vertu dun orare de saisie ct de vente h moi
EIadrcsse par l'hon. Cour du Qnatrieme Distrit
de la Paroisse ct Fiat ei-dessus NOMINEES, j'expose-
raj en- vente p%ublighe,
SAMEDI, 3 Avril proclaim 1871,
a la Maison lie Cour de Ia Paroisse Quest Baton
Rouge, aux heures ordinaires des yen,es, tots les
drofts, tires, in,crets ct pretentions de Charles G
Johnson, troisieme possesseur, defendeuf dams ct
pour la %probriGre snisante, SAVIOR:
Tine HABITATION sitoce dams cette p~aroisse
h environ IN demi mile au-.lessns dc Ia vile de
Baton Rouge, eontenant cinq afpeDs de face az
Aeuve vi siss;pi, sur une profondeur de quaire.
vingts arpens, EN- lignes paraIleIes, limitce ED hauI
par V. Allan 81. jadis, ct a present Chas. Pipes,
ct en- bias par les ierres de M. s. Uiriart, ensemble
ayec ioutes les baiisses ct amelinratiGns qu' sly
trouvent, In dite hahitntion vend ne %enjeiie a Ia
sersi.ude DUN canal de vingt pieds de large, ira
versant d une ~ceftaine distance do feuve.
Saisis pour ~sa,isfaire au jugemeut ct aux frsis
dams lie process ci-dessas.
Condjtions-Au Compliant.
81 fev-3 VNT. HEBERT, sh6rif.
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Academic dcs DenlOiselfes
DE BATON ROUGE DlRIGEE PAR
VIZ. Il Hide. FISHER.

A quinzieme session de te,te Academie
Id commence lie A Janvier 1871. Malgre gu'
soft dc i'inlerel DIES dleves d'entrer au tommepc
mcnt de la session, les parents penyent en- 10.
TENS amener ieurs enfans, le prix de la pension i
compte qne du Jour lie l'en,ree de l'eleye. @
Rien ne sesa ,,eslige nj epargne pour rinstrn
ton des o'cves, les meiileurs auieors seront mis-
lsur por.ee.
lie p'i* de la penson ct de reDseisnement e
fxe a $500 par an, payable par q%nartier d'avanc
lie bla"chissage Sc paycra a part. Lorsque lie pei
sionuat fuuroit des Its on payera a .pau 81 p
mois. La %musique sera payee $40 par quart
l'usage jes instruments plastic par mois. {
FIancais $40 par quarter. II ne sera fat ancui
deduction pour 10 TENS pcrdu par l'ele2e exc.P
dams 10 cas- de maladie grave. LIE cours DIES eiudl
co,pprendra tonses les branches dune educatit
A,felaise. Les arts d'agremept, tells que lie Dessl
la Musiqne, Ia Peinture, les Ouvrages en- Gre,
ceux h l'Aiguille se,ont enseignes avcc soin al
Gloves qui les desireront; les langues Latino &
Grrcqrc saront enseignees q part az pix de Cd
pia.tres par quarter pour cbaque langus.
f rar4 p sF-'.Ef -'. &
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COuRTADE &HEERT.

ENANT d'arnver ct 4 VENDRE. an ya-
~ gasih de Geo. M. Heroman, les nouveaux
Dvrages s"Ivans, a hon mafci,e pour do comp,aa,
" the man at AIRS,
" Sam Slick letter Bag,
y Henry Of Gaise,
Cousin Geofry the old batcheIor
n,cia,d h"djs OF the Avenger OF blood
The Kings Highway
God"lplrin by l.. l.. Balwer, Esq.
! Jack A,ho:e
! SCOTS InEa Try Tactics.
Lie OF NAPOLEON by Sir W Scott,
American Oratory
American Spe aker
Moore's life Of byron
G;baons Rome fergusons Rome
ra'he's ~poiltic4i work
MarI'ge I hysioIo icaliy dis SEED
stcr,l.y PhyIosioIogicalIy explained
anguage Of Flowers
Fioras ! exicon
Ronviefs law dictionary
Sior's corfict oflaw
Lives e. The Saints IN 12 vol. ITO,
Elegant extracts j vol no
The Texas Emigrant by Col swift 1910
4insi gu'une eralfde Variete de Lives fr,uc.;s
e Lieres latins pour les Ecoles, ct pA~I,oanac,'
e la LOUISIANA pour is4i.
De plus, en- Coustgnation, 30 donzaiaes OAR.
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L. r.. q 20

"A pnth'c"irss ct Drogoisttes, vendent co gro,,
"A Medicines. p'od"its ehi,niqoes, ffancais et
~ansla,s, .,aifume,ie, ~icinsure, eouIeurs. yerois. Il.
tres, etr.
Leu magas II est titue pour lie moment au M.
~ rue J"lta me porte apres de r'encoigsure
de Ia rue de Camp.
N. b. Ia plus gfande attention sera apportes
pour pexacn.son do ,ous les osdres dc la canpa-
que Messrs. Landry * Co. p,ieni les msrchands
ct les habita,s de venu les ~vtsiteY.
nellie Orleans n i,In-1~
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PAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NoUVELl
LEANS EFT BATON ROUGE

~ E beau Bateau b Vapeur ROBf.Nt
"a TON, Capt. Kinney fera les voyats
me paqnebot regu'ier deax fois par semaIA
la Nonveile Orleans ct Eaton Rouge, Till
Nouvelle Orleans ious les Mardis ct Sauna
heures du maiin, ct Baton Rouge taus Til
dis ct dimanches a Ia meme keuie; coaE
Ie Mafdi % Sepictnbre Court.
Pour fret GU passage, S'addresser au n
a bofd.
Sept 1882
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Malta a reeu les articles suiyans
d fdre en commission.
caFcs do spermaceti,
% 4 de Vim rouge,
- d Savon,
Y ballets he White Lead No, I.
~ gaf's Haile de Lin,
~ do d'hiyer,
20 piers d'Anise,te,
2 capes Ex,rait d'Absa,he,
% pies dc Toile d'EmbulInve.
5eo pfes de Brodequ,us pour homme,
oo, no pour e%nfans,
~ do brngs.
20 e$ses de Wires, assorties DO grandeur.
~ b%fillets de T'abac,
~ ao Peudre h tirer.
SO flo cioux,
30 Rofs | de 1'ore grise,
5D 10 Sd T'oile pour draps,
d. 10 IA do. pour chenises,
81 0iarrues.
tegrit 50
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AUX HABITANS DE LA LOUISIANA.
- Els sonssignes yiennent Sc hxer a Baton Ron-
ID ge dansl'intentiou de reparer les machines D
vapeur des monlins pour les Sucreries ct pour les
cotons: lis garansiront lenrs ouvrages Q, consentent
a ne pas 6tre pages 81 ces travaux etaient mauHais.
Une tongue experience 6es machines ct les success
eu'ils ont obtenns sont de surs garants, qu'iis salts
ferout les per>onnes eni auraient D LIS employer
pour la repa de lears machines a sapeur, lis
esperent meriier 10 suffrage du Public.
On peut les yoir chez Mr.. D. F. Reeaer,
6 fev-52 THOMSON & REEDER.
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VENTE

PAR LA COUR DES PREUVES.
l. sera vendu par lie soussigae Juge dc Paro'sse
H. CT e~x-oticio Eueanleur, LUsDl 20 Mars ls4is
b la Maison de Conr, la ~pfoprie,o suivan,e, appar-
tenant b la sue cessjon do, feu K. M. Denhan, SUI
voir:
Cent acres de Terre, situes a fEst de
Wards Creek AZ miles de Baton Rouge.
Conditions--A ] 2 ct 3 ans de cred en- bilIets
eudcsses a satisfaction ct portant hypothequc jus
ora parfait pavement.
~ fev~3 Gil. TESTER, Juge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10
Marie.

Resoiu, que la 4e Section d'an %ofdonnanc
see lie @ Aoht 1881, concefuant Ia police d
grcs e~sclaves SOFT aInsi amendee, qu'ii ne SCI
mis- a aucun esclave d'a.oir DIES balls, ou ID
semb'er pour dancer, dams les I,miies de la !,
ration de la vile dc Baton Rouge, a MONS
propfielaire de la maisoE ID lie bal GU Pa.sa
doit avoH lieu, men ait demaadG au Maire
vile ct obteuu la permission de lenir de I'd
GU assemblies.
Fit il est de plus resolu, que tout propriets
locataife dune maisnn dans leg limites de HI
pordtIon, qui pefmettrait des halls de negresl
semblees dams la di,e maison sans en- avoir il
Element obtenula permission du Marie, sS
conviction mis- a Pamende dune somme Gu
cedera pas vingt p~Ias,res a la discretion duA
6 mars S. SKOLFIELD, GRID
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-10

EA So""s'bHt a I HoHHehF u'FnforMeT SEES
am's ct ses pratiques que son Tagasin est
maintenant dams la maison a cote de NJ. James
Mansker, rue de l'Eg'ise. II tiendra I'm grand
assortment d'Habjliemens fats, de Marcbs,,
discs seches, de- .~souIiers, DIES bottles. des cha
peaux. de la quincaiIlerie &c. quill yendra 4
bien bon marcfse pour du compliant. II saisit
cette occasion pour prier les personnes aui
iui doivent de passer regler ienrs complies.
2janv-7 ii V. BABTN.