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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-22
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lclte iInc unter fsinsr Anfficht eurct bic be-
item 2Irbeiter perfsrtigt, 70 bag or fur eeren
@jhte nno Cauerbaftigfett gut aehen tann,
uno tpelde er an einem billigen preiS pers
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@r ii bnnfbdr fir aencRcne 8unoIhuft,
uno fuhlt iItsrru9t, ods er lid, fernerbm Der
6jurit ces pubIifums rpilroio MAIDEN MIRO.
Sr III aud, 2lqent fur George s. Q8clfcr's
"2Imrrifauiidss S0itsm gum 9lu5ichnrioen"
nno ldort onher ctc Sdhnetcer i'm gauoc elm ,
bel tbm anjurufen uno eS in 2lugcncbcin ~
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Sclepb Sartnan.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-22
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wiro hermit 9e0eben, od6 Die llntcrfhristes
ncu dls @recutcren peu Ger SNnteflaIIens
iddfr ees uerltcrbencn s dfperDeter
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leIte habeu, werccn ebcnflds dufasicrrerf,
ibre 9icd'nnnacn iuuerbalb tcnamtsr 3eit
ein5ubdnriaen
@'ctfrire Gcter,
Casper Tcter,
Jlcutcn Teter.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-22
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@ine Tcrirn, Inn Gle 9Drif gu reittIl, ivelrte
nter Bethlehem uno S,stler6fdnn nart, Buds
9aunfD 9eht. Die 9NrEf III cintrdafieh, ca bic
3ahl rer 3rirnugen iehr betrihfIieh 1T. 1as
Jtahere erfra9e man in eiefer CpIl6cret
acc. 10 Sq-3Tl1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-22
Scbu Sletfner,
Sancs Slefner.

~ Die Stcbrsgeihiftc in gcrtbamptrn
Ianmidp pereen tiinftigbin auf ole allcinisc
Rcdnuug ce6 Scbu Rlcfncr, uno Die in
Sbcr Sanccua auf Gle beS Sames &Iednsr
fort9etrieben rcrorn.
9tcpember "a. na-39R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-22
RlciDtr- Stcl)r.

Ter llnterihrisbeur hat in lriuem Steiorr
Stchr III Der Namiltrn, 5rdfe, aeoeuutrr
Scd@ Sontitchr, Gin ppIIaincigeS SiIcrtis
mcut ocu fcinen
GlIdern unb GdiIirnereS
alIer sirten mo ciu rcIltiurBrs slTcrtimcnt
Bon
QSintcr 8ltter,
aus eeren or ale 2Irten Stlciruno5lfnde auf
Brittlluna 81 mddrn terett 1T {; mc ed er
tnimer quite 2lrbclter hiIr, e. fam er olIe pc
itellnngen dlt nnb dnf nls i,hnelIic belcracn
tpic anb etncn 9rpSru &Grrath ucn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-22
OeIeQfCha -2(utl6flula.

Die inter Der Tirma pcu Sotn uHo
San es e eduer beitaueene jNancs
lungss@cicOihdft in Sbsr Saucrna uHc
Ytprtbdmptou 2duultips, it am ISfeu Gcs
pember init beioerleiti9en Giupidisuna aufs
9ehoben rpcroeu. AlIe Cieienigen Die eabcr
nod an befaa'e Tirma itmrig itue, peroeu
bterourh bcuddridtiscI eaf Die Sifcr, rpelr
d,c at cen prridieccnrn Stctrs grboren, oas
lclblt ocrblciben weroeu, nlIivo Ne erfudt
wercen unfcbIbdr iaucrbalb 9Scdcn ats
jutci1hcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-22
Sam eg petttt.
Gcrer 8tcfer IN ser Stact 9llIentanl

StaHet lPtncn NHHoen nno pcm 'publtfn
iberhuupt ieinen ungebcuG cIten ranf al.
fur oeren libcrdle llnterifuBuna Die or oCnpf.
fen bar, uno benddrid,taet pisirlbc ;ualeidh
eae or Elm enforcement 6 r,Wdare
dnf oano hdt, Die er an Irinem Shdp am
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mem Wchnhaule in Der 2Illen'Snaee, Rice'S
l8irthshluIe 9cgcniber, brim Gtrcscu uuo
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Sen 8crrath beiteht aus
Sluh 3liber, IleiIhfinrer, 6rauts
iflnber, Vutters,SGder, MaIb,,iter
nit hbl;ernen utr eiierncn R;tfer,
elmer opn allen @r66en uno Sor.
fen, Slhhel6 umb hllbe QHfel6,
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firjrte 2Iuicigc; 70 mic aud, Ttidarbrit mirc
rcn thm untcr tilIigen Seoin9ungcn pcrrtdls
tet.
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Sddr G'rlo crIdubt.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-22
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3eu9nt6 &.
9Sir Die llntcrieihnetcn haben bic I1afhi,
ne gum Srcidlen nno pueen, neldhe scn
@reeer uuo Ia9cl scmad,t ncrccu III i'm Sc.
brduf, 9efeben unb es 1T uniere Wtciuuuo,
hae lIe teher, cinfader uno rauerhafter it,
oIc irgeno cine anbcre Maidine, Die mir ees
fhen hatet
Soenn gorae, SIcnrp 8a(bert,
g9m. Grelmah George 9Saltert,
'Salcmcn !6oh.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-22
Sreper llnp Slagel's
Ecue unr pcrbeiIette bferrcfraft
nnO Nrefcs1irtafchine
araeu Die ISclt !

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Tie llnter,eidlrctrn rdufcu ihreu GreuuScn
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llnlere pferoefraft bcifCtt aus BRET 9Irs
ter, ipcrcu Gle cine qauS nrr, tcITcr unc oous
crhofter 1T, ais ale frutercu.
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be lreld1c pcn aucern pCutru Qcmddt uuo
certnuft pcreen, alletn mir habcu cdS 8ers
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brauh bateu, ndmld,:
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9erfS @auntU.
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uHirre neue
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re 70 IleeraI, mic drecre peutr audi, mir red,
zen feinrn Gent fur eas befeben.
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aae 5Iifartriten Gle III itr Sad, 9cb6rcn,
rrreen rnnftIit bricrgt.
slltHfaun, Suli 2S. ra-6R
3eu9nis.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-22

Der Undergraduate er9reift biefe G5slegen'
belt ieinen 6reuncen nno oem 9ssbrten pubs
lfrm iberbaupt an]uSeigeu, paB CT cine
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
LIFE PM Is

and PHENFX B!TTERS.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR FEVER s. AGUE,
AND BILIOUS FEVERS.
A weil-regulsted snd rroportinnate quantity If
bile upon the stomach is always requisite fer
the promotion of sound Nealth--it stimulate e. diges-
ton, and keeps the intestinal canal free from all
distractions. On the inferior surfaes of the liver,
is a peculiar bladder, in which the bile is first pre-
served, being formed by the liver from the blood.
Thence il passes into the stomach and iatestiBes,
aud regulates the indigestion. Thus we see, when
there is a deficiency OF bile, the body is constantly
eostirc. ON the other hand, an oveEabundance of
bile causes frequent nausea at the stomach; and
often PROMOTES very severe attacks of disease,
which sometimes end In death.
MOFFAr'S LIFE MEDICINES should ALWAYS
be taken III the earl Il ages of bilious complains;
and if perssrered in rietiy according TO the direc-
lions. will positively effect a cure.
Tae mineral medicines often prescribed in these
diseases, although they may effect a Temporary
cure, at the same time create an unhealthy state OF
the blood, aud consequently teud to promote a re-
turn OF the very disease which they are ~snpioyed
to cure. h is then, by the use Of ~purgstis 3, ex-
~clusively formed of vegetable compounds, u ich
possessing within themselves no deleterions & m.
cies, WHICH deeompositioa, combination or alt l.
ton can deselope or bring into action; and, then =
fore, capable of producing no effect, save that whic
is desired YthAt a safe remedy is found.
THE LIsE PILLS AND PHENIX B1TTERs
nave proves 70 De the most happy IN their effeefss
in cases Of bilious diseases, ofany purely vegetable
preparations ever offered 10 the public. If the sto-
mach is foas. they cleanse it by exciting it to throw
of its ~eonssnts If not. they pass to the duodenum
without exciting vomitingnr nausea 10 the stomach;
stimulating. the neighboring viscera, as the liver
and paneras, So as TO produce a more copious fow
of their seeFetioas into the intestines; stimulating
the ~exhalehs capsiiaries, terminating in the inner
coat, whichsaa increased how of the useless parti-
eles of the 1s,dy foreign matters. or retained seere-
tions, are es,mpleteiy discharged.
ITB. IDURDAN has been appointed agent
for the sale.sf my medieine IN Baton Rouge.
aug e4-sg VIM. iB. M0FFAT, N. York
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
Vol XIII


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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
Cagdw:rlI Saaaickv.

NO. 63, CANAL ST., My ORLEANS,
- EsPECrFULLY incsrs their friends and
&& the planters genera'lyy IL Che vicinity Of Ba-
ton Rouge, that they are uoussashned tt to the Fac
forage & Commission fIusIe#s alone 9.d they
hope, from their close appli:ntsm to business. to
receive . share ARE Of public pa.o'lpse.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
t. T. LANDNY,& co.

EhRuGGGiSI y and AiItlec aries, ~andwhole
ED sale dealers ip Medichei, Oils and Pants
English and French GhemirEs. Window Glass
P~erfumeries, Varnishes DyIstpns, Spices &c.
Their store for the piesentSfs' at No. ll5 Julia
street, one door from corner h Camp.
r.rN. 3. Particular atte aiDDn will be paid to
putting up family medicines, E~'aaicine chests, and
orders from the country gene4lfF. Landry & Co.
invite planters and nle@hanicf L, give them a call.
New Orleans. ] uns 3 LII
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
NOTICE.

q NUIIOE.
n MATTA has received og consignment the
oliowing invoice of goods:-I'en barrels inferi-
or, low price cogniaes brandy tea bbls Holland gin,
two quarter casks old port Mine. two quarter
casks Malaga wine, twelve dozsn champaign Mis-
sissippi brand, twelve boxes tosaato catsup, twelve
boxes mushroom catsap, twe lvesboxes pepper sauce
fifty barrels whliskeyys fifty k~egsleat lard, three RI
hes superior quality twenty Sacks coffee, twelve
boxes natural syrup. A part of the forenamed
articles will be sold at public auction this day at
I0o'cloek A. NJ, at The store formerly occupied
by J. D.. Stuart Esq.
J2T go
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
DTssOa.UTIoN oFCoPARTNEasIllp.

"a orfcS is hereby sitei,, that the copaftnership
here,ofors existing under the firm of Soutelre and
Favrot was dissolved by mutual consent on
the 10th December 1889.
nr. G .SiSouterre, btihg ndw the sole pr6rrieto,
Of the apG,hecary, by an act passed before Judge
Tessier, sud having purchased the entire interest
nf II. u .sFavrot, becomes responsible, for all the
legal debS ofthe said firm, and he is also autho
rized 10 receive all debts due tile said h.tt, as well
asthose due the firm oil Favrot and t;orham.
dec l4s G. SOUTERRE NJ. d.
RI r FAyROr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
n. thY,

HEAS returned, and is aa4sns located in Baton
EN Rouge. He rrspcctFulf Ifoiiers his services
to his patronsf for the pertortNsnhhe Of all operations
of Dentistry aud re~attcntiot$ u Former operations.
Office one door North Of Jdea tseia, in room for
meriy occupied by A. DevaIs I$q: 81
.gnnses WI. E2asn 81 10 ksa0s Adams,
A 1ToRNElS, aud Caa};ssftors at Law, will
IA practice conjointly III tI,es3d, 4th, and 9th
judicial Districts-QAlce at lason Rouge near the
Fh,,,rt IInpsp
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
III.

Bright flower among the nationsi
Wild blossom, half disclosed,
i~estsi'er IN Thy opening bud,
han with full bloom exposed:
The glory of thy forests
Can ancient realms ,ou0hinct
The pride of Art iet others boast,
but Natures best is thine!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

The young, the brave, the free.
What heart Of true-born child of thitie
Beats not with pride for tt,ee'
Thine are the u~nsisorn mountains.
Aud thine the sweeping streams,
The b~illowy and the ahoreless plains,
Whose soil e&hanst'ess teens!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

NOTICE.
EOUNEMcD0N0UtH aud Pals Childress,
- claiiaants of vacant land, fronting the Mis-
si.s;pri river, haun led above hy lands formerly of
Debei ievRe now v Aliaiu, ard below by the land.
of the lates Madame nunlaaIisr below the town OF
Baton Rouge, ia tie pa,ish East Baton Rouge,
having faitad to comply VIII a no'ice given u
conformity to law, to pstforn certain works on
roads and sleyees, notice!ia hereby given thar here
will be off EEsei ior safe snt aijadicated 10 III
lowest hiaser, on the ~pr9aisas, on the 10Th day OF
March neyt. the following wnik, viz:
Five ana a half ar ,effs of IL, e., 25 fest wide
at base, 5 lie feet hgh, and 1--WE feel vice On The
tna, toge,htr with a ROAD of coresront'us length,
twenty hva feet Ia width, d.tchel on tar lesee side,
one foot .laep, shelving three feet iowa d. tho road,
asd anothar ditch, 2 leetdeep, shelving five feet
towards the road; with ,seo bridges, earh Is feet
long, ) feets vide, of eypsess planks, 2ii2 inches
,hick, and s ~sleepsTs; the whole TO re completes
on or befafe the ir>t day of May next.
~ HENRY CARL,
feb 81 3 81 Inspector of Levee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

Far DER the world Of waterS,
From Europe's broken sIain.
Freedom a wandering exile fed,
10 found a nohier reign.
The w~estering sua she followed
To this her chosen ground,
Where tyrant never planted foot,
Aud God alone IS found!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
ECLECTIC school, BOOKS


Il HE Eclectic series of School Books has been
undertaken by a few untiriug laborers in the cause
of education, for the purpose Of furnishing the
est aud South with a complete, ilihtafih aba
improved series Of school books, commencing WIN
the Alphabet. The effort has proved Completely
successful The books are highly approved ana
extensively adopted. THE sale is ~tS}ieved to be
Without parallel in the Uaited States. More than
four hundred thousand copies have been i'tlpfis1se
during the short time they have been before the
public. The following works comprise the series,
all of which are stert aiyped. We
Eclectic primer, eclectic spelling book, eclectic
first reader, eclectic second reader, eclectic miro
reader. eclectic fourtl, reader, eclectic artthmafic'
Rays little arithmetic designed for very small Gull
dreu, and as an introduction to the eclectic amin
me,ic: RAYS rules and tables in arithmetic; the
moral instructor, by Hiss e. e. Beechsr. hinch
has often been said on the SUBJECT OF Mofai In
strurtior. This work is designed as a reading
book. and is admirably adapted 10 meet spcf
wants. MansEeIa's political grammar OF inc
United States. This work is designed 10 eAnsoii
a complete view of the Theory and Practice eithe
General AID State governments with the relations
between them. Adapted TO the use OF schools
and colleges. Masou's Young Minstrel, a JuFe-
nile music book. For sale b.
GEo. VI. HEnoM.s,
Bookseller 81 StatIoDer.
Baton Rouge, may l6 -
n malta has t~eceiyed the following af'icies
"A on commission. 50 boxes sperm ean'ies;
81 boxes ciaret vine, 100 boxes soap,oj kegs "n''e
lead No $50 gallons linseed oil: 2Co gallons
win r strained spsrm oil, 200 gallons whale Oil,
$50 asket< An.iset;e. IL boxes extract d'aostntne
20 pieces Kentucky ~baggiag, 10 coils rope, 800
mar mems kip brogans, 100 pair boys XII bfogans.
SEQ pair russet organs, 10 boxes "infow glass
sssor,.d sizes. 20 kegs lobaeco ~assorei qualities.
90 kegs powder, SO kegs nail. 50 pieces Oh brown
sheeting so pieces 3t4 brown domestic, 50 pieces
Ala Lowell sbifing, so Pioaghs.
Baton Rouge, Fab 6, 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
~ IN

fEvug subscriber has Ioca Fri hi'nself in the town
of Baton Rouge attbi 4 4 stand, lately ot-
eupied BY Reese Fig PatiIf.twbere all kinds o.
Watches, Clocks, Crgsns, hE'ttMusit Foxes will
be repaired On the shor'ostas'Tce aud in the best
style. lie has OH hand sls1fcle glasses of all
colours and suitable for all hxl which he will fit
in al n fediired price. AiliEtxls Of .Iewelry men,
ded in a neat ,iannsr. Hef;tz also all kinds Of
Jeweiry for sale, low for eysx.
Ref, renee may be made is Capt. Searls, $,
Hyatt and Y. A.. Walker. y
Oct ~ -3J G. MOORE.
r.ysOld gold and silver assktn IN payment for
work.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
NDEN, Ranger

H w sMUSSELMAN, wholesale and retail
on gregory, corneru f Church aud Market sts,,
having bsen Ia the grocery business ~formany years,
feels satisfied from long experience that be can
offer as ouch in tucer cat il the way nf bargains,
as any hSusc 10 Batat Rouge; | sltaii keep on
hand hrsensuing veal, not only the leading articles,
such MS ssgar, coffee, ,hOlasses, salt etc but every
thing thai can possibly come under the head even
10 the msft minute articles, so that a bill can be
filled IN qss4e honse alone without leaving a custom
er 10 lun bver ,awn 10 sctit.
Recei,ad this day, 100 sacks Of coarse aud fue
salt, 80 Foxes honey dew tobacco, 30 boxes negro
aud caves1dish Tobacco, 90 boxes Virginia tobacco,
S boxes ghot Teunsssea tobacco, 5d,Gol hue Sc
CARS, sorSed qualities, 90 boxes fire raisins, %
sacks OF srcen coffee, 30 hn'rtls of Attakapas SUI
Gar, verygiry aud white, l0l boxes long cork cla.ct
10 boxes sMuscat winet5 boxes champagne WINE.
90 doxeuEpaintea buckets, loo boxes No soap Of
,be best, $50 boxes r%anAlos, sorted qualities.
And q gSat variety to numerous lc men'icn ot 9th
er ~ar,icles in my line, All | ! stost faglitn Gu
uhdersell enc it is no such a thing, | buy my articles
at the gerry largest commission houses in the
city, as I Sny for cash. and | know that | am as
gopd a judge Of groceries as any man.
ian , sI6
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
AZ G. SOUTERRE NJ. D
RI. B. FAVR0T.

A malta, intorms tie Planters that he is att
IA thogissd to purchase cottoh; that he vii ship
tattnn wi'saout aRy charges except hase actually
raid Tor ash advances on the said article. he will
a rpe d su II o mmlion. d1o a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

A MSfrA has received a consignment OF
M chosee wines. Twelve dozen old Hook
iS2s. 6 doss en- half bottles old Olivia Madeira 1928,
. ,ioaee Bottles old Madeira 1885. which will be
seli by thf box or single bottle. Also 20 barrels
battery SWAN. and so barrels sugar
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

We might have been tempted to run our pei
through certain sentences in this conversation
and kindred passages which succeed. but for the
fact, that the VIVID view of foreign morality and
american iadedendenee' which they afford may
not be without its ~salutary tendency. Many of our
female exclusives, and 'fashionabiesa par excel
lence, would as soon think Of eonfessilig their age,
as Of admitting that they did not adore those loves
Of creatures, the numerous French and italian adj
senturers. who promenade Broadway, with their
dies. 1t may be well said OF US, that ege are the
most loan loving nation under the san. We bor-
row pretty near every thing: our dresses, our mo-
raiity, our habits OF life. We are not an idle peo-
ple, for a foolish people, but somehow or other,
we have got hold of notion that nothing Of our
own is worth a brass t~arthing, and that every thing
belonging to foreigners 10 worth its weight in
gold We go upon tick for taste, andour borrow
edmorality is such as our correspondent has here
depicted.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

BATON ROUGE, Jan %, 1871.
A Ii persons Indebted to the undersigned by
Ia n,te or account, will come and settle the
same Immortality, or they will .fad them piac edsE
lie handsof a pr.psfofficer re collection. asso
longer indulgence CAM or will bd given. Y
20 so Nj SLOAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

Thy waters need no minstrel
40 sound their mighty u.nie:
Niagara is il lieraid-trufnp
More worthy OF thy fame.
Far flow thy 81 cling rivers.
Wide roll thy spreading seas.
The burthcn-steesls OF boundiess wealth,
ihs silver Chains Of peace.
Thy people need no monarch,
No scepirel "man Of straw
Their rulers are their servants all,
The ireeman's king IS Law.
They boast no naughty little,
From ages gone before.
They know, and proudly know, their sircs,
Oh! need they seek for more 6
...... vi.
Thine is the nobiest charter
BY wisdom ever pcuncd;
Aud what thy ssges could athlete,
Thy soldiers can detcnd'
BY this the humblest yeoman,
released from every ban,
May lift to Heaven his honest front,
And feel himself a man!
VII.
Thine are lie generous fathers,
Who, claiming but Il grave,
The soil to Freedom and her heirs,
Almighty freehold, gavel
Their star il.umined record
Of trial deed, Sublime,
Will guide and cheer the struggling free;
Throughout the route OF time,
Thine is the youthful nav4
That in a night arose,
Aud thundered through the sounding seas
Defiance to its foes;
Wherever blow the b~reezes,
= At home, throughout the worid.
Her canvass flaps its daring wings,
Her banner is unturled.
Thine is the glorious Union,
Ihatfike The solar sway,
Binds rowing stars OF various c!imes
In one harmonious play.
Wheel within heel revolving,
The vast machine sublime
Rolls on, the model OF the free,
The wonder Of ti.l time.
Fair group of sister-nations
In holy friendship twined,
Still cherish with unbroken front
One heart, one voice, one mind;
God bless the sacred union
hat made the many one!
And lead the sisters hand in hand,
~ IT ---
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
MUEAWAYS SLAVES


IN Was committed to the jail al Baton
A I 70 &c On tie 9ih Of December, 1910
10y n negro nan, who CALI himself Johp,
EIHN/ Size i i,2 inches high, al out rs II
EssfAsassx, 40 years Of age, a C!eaie, and saws
he belongs 10 Sylvan Boutdoin Of
kayou Lafn urche. The ov ner is requested u
comply W tn tl,e.Isw anil take him away.
dee Is 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13

Fair group Of sister-nations!
In holy friendship twined,
Still cherish with unbroken front
One heart, II voice, one mind;
God bless the sacred union
That made the many one!
And lead the sisters hand in hand,
Till thousand years are gone!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-13
"a, tx =.

FHy AkEN up by A L,Oticial on the 18th Of De
cersber, a black horse, - or 10 hands high,
about 4 years old 4 feet Whit, long tail, name haf
cut off, liar on the face white spot on the nose, no
bYnnd # Fs" . .#" .