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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge,--In Tairi
District Court.
Ann L, Penny, }

'
N. Sloan, her husband. }
Thursday, Goth June, lss2.
! Three judicial days having elapsed since
the rendition Of the judgment by default, duly
taken In the above intituled suit, and the de-
fendani having failed to appear and answer in
said delay, this case was duly assigned for
this day, 10 enable plaintiff to make said de-
fault final. Whereupon The evidence. oral
and documentary, having fully. established
that the plaintiff is the owne 8. the Slaves
Tom, Cato, and Betty and her three Children,
Lewis, Hilary, and an infant, by virtue of ad-
Indications from the Estates of her fa,s1,,er and
mother, the late James and Nancy Penny.
deceased, and as part payment of her p,,r-
ton OF the same; and it further appearing
that her husband, the defendant, received on
the seventeenth day of February, a. H., Eight
cen hundred and thirty-seven, Two thousand
two hundred and seventy dollars and seventy.
eight cents, It being the balance of plaintiffs
portion OF the estate OF her mother, the late
Mrs. Nancy Penny aforesaid and that defend.
ant appropriated the same TO his own use
and that the affairs of said defendant are verv
much embarrassed, and the separate rights
and property of the plaintiff are endangered
thereby, 1t is, therefore, ordered, adiudged.
and decreed, that the plaintiff recover from
Montgomery Sloan, her husband, the sum Of
Two thousand two hundred and seventy dol
lars ana seTenty-eight cents, and have a legal
mortgage on hrs Immovab1es and slaves IN
take effect from the 18th of February, An,
1897. That the plaintiff is the owner of the
slaves Tom, Cato, and Betty and her three
children, Lewis, Hilary, and an infant: and
reeoverspossession of the same, and have the
sole administration of her separate parapher-
nal estate, n dfinally that she be separated in
properly from her said husband, and recover
the costs of suit.-3oth June, ls42.
Signed, ISAAC JOHNSON
Judge I'd Dfstrict.
certify the foregoing To- be 4 true COPY or
the original Judgment OF recerdin nv Office
I'd july, 1912. &c. A. HORT.
july 10 ~ Deputy Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16
Y.

Taken mp by Mr.. v. Blanchard, an Ok, vel
low color, the end of the horns cut. marked
); the right ear slit and the left cut. Also
an other, spotted but indescribable the right
ear foxed and the left one cut.
The above animals will be sold in three
months from this date, if they are not claimed
prior to, that period, at the residence Of Mr..
Blanchard, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, by the under
signed Justice of the Peace, according to the
law. Terms of sale Cash.
VAL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16
july
RANGERS SALE

Will be sold, in front of the Gazette Office,
next Saturday, the 23d inst, al IL o'clock, one
Cow and two Calves, the same taken up BY
John HARRISON, and advertised according TO
law. Terms-Cash.
july Is % HUESTON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

S2O,IO0
Making together the sum of Twenty thousand
and one hundred dollars. For which the
plaintiff must have Judgment with a mortgage
on the property of the defendant to secure the
payment thereof. It is therefore ordered, adj
judged and decreed that the plaintiff Henrietta
Raoul be and she is hereby separated in pro-
perty from her husband John G. Williams,
andfhat hereafter she have the administration
thereof; that the slaves and tract of land here
in named and described be PLACED under her
contfoi anu management, and that she recors.
Judgment against her husband for the sum of
Twenty thousand one hundred dollars, with a
general mortgage on the property of the de-
PENDANT, and that she recover costs Of suit
TO be taxed.-30sh June, 1912.
Signed, ISAAC JOHNSON,
Judge I'D District.
/ certify the foregoing to be a true copy Ct
the original judgment Of record in my office.
10 A. HOLT,
july Is % Deputy Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16
: vrNI,Y DOLLARS REWARD

Ran away from the subscriber,
@Aon The 25th June, 1912, the two fol.
IT, lowing slaves, viz: DAVE, a light
VNI black, "a years of age, about s
szazHsaa feet 4 or s inches high; round face.
with large whiskers. MosEs, a black. 20
years OF age, about5 feet 10 inches high, with
q large under lip;has a down lock when spo-
ken to. AS said slaves came from Virginia,
It is likely they will try to get back again.
The above reward will be given for the ap-
prehenslon and delivery TO me, or ID the iail
IN the city of Baton Rouge, of said negroes.
JAMES REID.
Plaauenine, july IS 2a.ss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
In Third District Cart,-East Baton
Rou9.
. Manuela NJ. Lorenta,1 J

Pedro borenta her husbant
Thurshy, 9th June, 1912.
This IS an action in wsich the wife claims
a separation from bed aid board, on the al
legged abandonment of Ehe husband. TIL
abandonment was made 70 appear according
TO articles l42 and A3 dthe Louisiana Code
ana the act OF the Legislature approved 10Th
March, 1877, and a Jud41ent sentencing him
to return, which, after kgal notifications, he
has failed to obey byr4son thereof il is or
dered, adjudged, and defeed, that Manaeia
M. Lorenta be and she ishereby separated in
bed and board from he~thasband Pedro Lo-
renta. In consequence dereof and in pursu-
ance OF article Isl Of the louisiana Code, il is
adJuged and decreed .tht the community
which existed between til parties be and the
same is hereby dissolvedlF From the evidence
it appears AL the propeH possessed by the
plaintiff and her hpsbardkas community and
CONSISTED, IN lash St7.547
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

For tract of land, sold to HOS.
Scott, $4,000
Negro man Gloucester, soll to
Bebb, 1900
Negro woman Mary Ann and
child, sold to Bebb, y 1900
Negro man Phillip, sold toRo-
bert Duer,- 500
Negro roman Celeste, soh to
Robert .Duer, 700
Negro woman Celia, sold to Re-
bept Duer, 600
Negro man Alley, sold TO Rdoert
Duer, 600
Negro woman Fanny, sold toRo-
bert Duer, 500
Negro woman Genavive or Big
Jenny and chile, sold toRo-
bert Duer, 1000
One half of one hundred and ff-
tyshares ofthe capital slock
of Union Bank, 1000
Horses, cattle, stocks, Furniture, 1880
One saddle horse, $50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16
y STATE OF LOuSIANA.
In Third District Coirt-Prish of East f
ton Rougel
II. e. Raoul, D
rs; mo. SEQ

chAA = " dIll j
Wednesday, 2kh lime 1879
The plaintiff has alleged and proved the
embarrassed state. of her husbands affairs,
and claimsto assume the Administration 81
her paraphernal property, NOV is the posses
sion of her husband, and a Judgment for the
restitution of SO much thereo as has been ali
cheated by him and applied TO his use. 1t is
shown that the slaves Chaaes, Dominique,
Francois. Cesar, Dennis, Aia, Hester, Min
nette and her children Peggy John and Sam,
Eugene and child Victor, Lily, Teresa, Hsa-
bel, Oldiiector, and Rosette.with Lewis and
Ceia, the children OF Savars are now in the
possession OF the defendant, ad with the tract
OF land OF five hundred acres, situated in the
parish OF East Baton Rouge, vas inherited by
the plaintiff from her father J.mes Raoul, and
that the defendant received finn the sales of
the plaintiffs separate properly the following
cl.s - -. #I F -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

MAYORALTY
THE price of fresh flour being 1854 per
barrel, the b1kers atsstr give, the ensuing
SO ounces of bread fora dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

RHODE IsLAND-Ihe adlierents OF Coz.
Dorr seem to be pretty wei dispersed, except
those which are'in durance ptss, amounting to
s.x hundred. Carter one Of the valiant Cover
MOI . soldiers, has ussn sentenced to eleven
years. confinement in the State pr,su1. The
King of Rhode Island seems to be equally as
severe with the s~uffragis,s as the Queen Of
England was with the. Candisn Patriots.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

GRAND jury 1EpoRT-The report of the
Grand Jury, found on our first page to-day,
was handed US some three weeks since for
publication. 1t has been delayed to give
place to other matter. The. duties of the jury
we've nultfarious and burthensome and the
zeal, assiduity and application cvinced by the
members, rebounds highly to their credit.
If we maybe allowed soexpress an opinion
of the report, however, there lis one item in it
against which, (wiihout impietyl, we would
solemnly protest. we mean that which sen-
trusts the discovery ofthe murderer of II isrre
Dabancens TO the all-seeing Providence. We
do not doubt that the Great Being knows
perfectly web who did Kill Pierre but we
doubt much the pEaprietyof leaving the duties
OF our authorities to HIM. when Cromwell
was leading on an army of praying Roand-
heads to battle, he exharted them to alook to
the Lord, but trust in their pixies" Our ex-
to the authorities of Baton ROUGE is.
(the Grand bury report notwithstanding,
rust as much as you will in Providence. sut
rely or your own resources to bring tbs cri-
to justice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

Abundant rains have fallen at the north
within the last fout weeks.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

DIED-In this Parish, at 1 o'clock. P. W., on
the 18th inst, Mary Adelia, daughter of John
b.. and Mary Rose Kleinpeter, aged 9 years
S months and Il days.
Sweet child! by all beloved, to all mos, dear .
What ~frultless tears have bathed thy infant
bier!
What signs re-echo'd to, thy parting breath,
While thou vast struggling in the pangs of
death!
Could tears retard the tyraat in his course,
Could signs avert the darts relentless force,
inou still had'st lived to bless our aching
sight.
Thy parents honor, and thy friends delight.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16
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4E4,uJ1
Making the sum of twentyfour thousand and
ninety-seven dollars Of bat sum it appears
the defendant, when he ahndoned his wife,
in the year 1881, receivedin cash seventeen
thousand five hundred andprty.sevea dollars,
and for said sum he mast + charged, and the
plaintiff be charged with III sam of six thou
sand FIVE hundred and fffsd6llars, the value
Of the community properf left with her, as
detailed in evidence, andd which she is add
judged the owner. And it further adiudped
and decreea, that the pIainuf Manuela M. Lo-
retna, recover from her hHband the further
SUN of Five thousand four Kindred ard ninety
eight dollars and fifty cent? with legalsinfer-
est, and costs of suit to be Observation-Disclosures
rendered 9th June, ls42.
Judgment signed 30th Jute, 1912.
Signed, ISAAt JOHNSON,
Jtdge Sd District.
icertify the foregoing TO le a true copy of
or..~ Szzt .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

FEEL SuRFRAGE-What does the phrase
meant That all shall vote ?-or that the
votes of all shall be freely bought and sold
Tltc News0rleans Bee is now Published
but three times per week. The summer
arrangement.
fAsr rRo--yya-A match between Rip.on
andLaay Suffolk, tro mile heats, in harness.
came of On Long Island on the 2sd June
Hlpton beat b. a ~neck-atime 5le-5.abl
TENeRn AseK-The Liberty Advocate is
warm in praise<of temperance reform. The
subject is sFarthyaniversal graduation. Now
elections are over, and we are no longer ua-
der the necessity of treating, we shall dedicate
some leisure hour to a afourtla proof tempe
rance lecture.
TEERrvER.--Up country papers speak of a
IN the rivers. Abundance Of rain has
allen of late in all sections, and, as a conse-
the river here has rz some if not
more.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

Let no man be too proud to work. Let ne
man be ashamed OF a hGrdAaad or a syn burnt
c~osausnaace. Let him be ashamed OF igno-
rance and sloth. Let no man be ashamed of
poverty. Let him only be ashamed of idle
ness and dishonesty-Boston Investigator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

New ORLEANS MICKEY MARKET-The fol-
lowing is a statement ofthe rates at which the
notes of the banks were paying in N. Orleans
yesterday.
Bank Of Louisiana pays specie, Gas bank
pas specie, Union bank IS % per cent. dis
count, Mechanics and Traders bank Is a 20
do, City bank % a 80 do, Louisiana State
bank ~ a "a do, Carrollton bank 20 ass do,
Canal bank SO a 81 do, Commercial bank %
a 30 dos Consolidated bank 40 a a. do, Citi-
zens' bank 10 a 45 doy Exchange bank. New
Orleans 10 a IS do, improvement bank
90 aO do. Atehafalaya bank 80 a IS do,
Da.ss Orleans 70 1000, Commercial
bank, Natelez, cnecns en- Merchants oa1..
New Orleans, 40 45 do, Municipality NO.
one 81 7 do, Municipality No. two 5 7 do,
ManlcipalitysNo three 65 a 20 do.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

BUENos ATREs-Dates from Buenos Ayres
to the 25th April, give accounts OF the most
horrible assasslnatlens, committed by the
agents of Rosas. in open day, ssin the public
streets. Hundreds of citizens of every grade,
age, and sex, were inhnmanly butchered in
the Streets by the armed ~lninions of the mill
tary tyrant, The pillage of houses, the viola
ton of femalea, and accompaniment .off eorpses
TO the grave with music and hurrahs. were
the amnsements ofthe soldiery. The French
and English ambassadors used their influence
TO check the carnage, not, however, until the
life of the latter had been threatened.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16


WEST BATaN RoueE.-I'he request of our
subscribers in West Baton Rouge, to forward
their post-offce letters and papers, in com
pany with the Gazette, by our carriers, will
b sheerfally complied With, as far as depends
on us.
u The mail due here last Monday, was
carried up to Vicksburg, and left by the boat
2a her downward trip, Wednesday night.
A very numerous Wing assembly was held
New York, the 22d uls. Henry Clay was
nominated fol the Presidency.
-G3r We acknowledge the receipt of Con-
acknowledgements under the frank of the
Hons. John Moore and c. N. Conrad.
"e are ndebtsa-to the Hon. ]. 3. Dawson
for late congressional documents.
FANNY ELssLER has taken another fare
well of the New Workers. and of the United
States.
@ The Fourth wassce1ebrated in good styte
at Natchez. -H.B. Vaudeville, Jr., delivered
an orasian which the Courier veulogises in the
most e enthusiastic terms.
Maj. MeCarate has retired from the Ticks-
burg Wing. That humorous and spirited
writer, ]. kercheyai, has become the partner
J. w. Bryce, in the Concordia Intslbgencer.
The t~ntelllgencer must prosper-it 'cin't help
: At talent, wat and worth, meet they reward
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

TN this country the sections producing cot
ton, rice, and tobacco, nave ever been the adj
vocates Of Free Trade, while the manufactur-
ing sections have been their opponents
WoodpiM Republican,
Will oar neighbor obIige US by appending
to this little extract the names OF the great adj
yoeates and opponents OF the tariff Of 1861
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

The LEeIsLATURE-Although some six
parishes are yet 10 hear. from, sufficient is
known to enable us to state that the wings
have a majority of six in the House, and one
In the Senate. THIS liz certain.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

u The Louisiana bank hes. not suspended
specie payments, as was reported a few days
since. Could she not manage to pu: little
more Of her paper in circulation !?
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

certify the foregoing to le a true copy Q
the or.gtRal decree ofrecordin my Office.
lIlDeF6 % d, @. A. HOT, Deputy Clerk
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

Mr.. TYLEn.-The report is current at
Washington that John Tyler has written a
letter TO the democratic leaders in the House,
proposing marriage between them and the
renowned Tyler party. The Willy democrats
encourage the offer, for the purpose of using
He Influence 5ff tie Tie President ii theft. o,y1
favor. They arc too shrewd to be dnped by a
fool, and too chary of a fair reputation to tar
nish it by a union with such a.political pros
titute as the present executive.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16
TEN REWARD.

July Is %
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

'lNHtSE flls> no longer among those nl loubtfui
itiiity..rhSy have passed away from the hundreds
that 'iay lsui'clled upon the tide OF cNprrieni and
stand bGlorc the public high inrcptatior, and
extensively cmpuysd all parts of the Uuired Stac., tho
Caaadas, Texas i!exeu aud the West Indies, any
medicine tlth has been prepared for the relief of
suffering They have bern introduced wbcrcvcr it
found possible carry tlen; and there but fev
i,t DO rcnar kihc evidences OF
ihcirr u cftcs. The certificates that havs been p.c-
sEute1 to hc prop5ictor cStrcd twenty thousand up
wards hurd.cd IF ~h'ch !r. regular practs
plys,crans.= no the mos. competent judges OF
their merits.
Oneu have the ref rived by this medicine bccn
tho subject eiitnrinl comment III newspapers
and Journals aud n7y with truth nc asserted, tpntno
nailcue OF the kind has received testimonials of
greater ' lrc tran atachei tn this.
They arc in grucral famii: medicine and there
thousands fsmilies ~ho -c,re they sat,
Il ii Joss they aav. supply always hand.
TLey have rival ~ curirs Gnd preventing blous
Fever Fever and 4 que. Dyspepsia Liver Comp paints,
Sick Heed,che iauaaeg, -thmn, Dopsy. RbenRstisn'.
!sngiarg of t.e Spleen Cbclic fe'ra, OBJ
strrrctcrs Heartburn Fnrred Tongue, Nausea Di't.u
son a The .,on,ach and Bo els npi.n DsrrhssA Flat
ulenc, Hatiual Cnstreness. Loss OF Appetite. Bioched
er selIoy Complexion, and IL al OF rorppr Of the
Bo,vcis where eahartic sFerent reeied. They
arr exceedingly nid their operation producing neither
naa,ca. gripping Or dstly
Dr. Pster-' principal Ofces 10 Broad war, New York:
90 Nprh-Si,th street Philadelphia Price a5 ard 80
rrr har d3i
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
M F. 3 I /
NO. AGO HoYESYlf.ncip,i and opIv

NO. 266 BDWEHE@flncipai and only oficc
Of The Dinner Pill-Aeans of cxtcr4,natinc iscasc
and promoting hcalth-Ai ,hcse-~ho obliged deny
themselves good thInss OF tie season. by re1son OF IT,
digestion and Dyspepsia PoisoHey Of all Of
enjoyment, relieved from that fuiaes4 opprrs
sicu which hearty meal usually cccasIoas by ;ak1c
couple Of the DINNER PILLS after eptiag they
assislilae ~i!h the ood ,oan into the atorec aad pro-
mote wholesome digestion, and restore the stomach
boz els 10 healthy and natural acon. The Diane. PI
is also az sxceIieu: family meaciss, aud nay be
taken as az oslons dose OF physc, they VIII speedily
,e,ove any adispos.,on, arising from excess any kla
81 the nau1e! causes OF @hc system i liable. For
ele al the oica OF the Dinner Pill No. .66 Bowery
Price q cen,s per box Direction. accompany each box.
Copyright secured. HoLORfpcE & co
10 l,E prnn-;etnrs nf TIE Ilirnar Pm of, nn-ar
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
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GROUP. GROUP.
,ps,.S,S COMPOUND GROUP sYF

DIR. tIftP+!AN CO'iI ctNO'fk ffsc'
FF0RtS i1mel!iae chef and viii .iicc, permanent
cure n ,h> alarming di>ease IL children, and n,s IN
nrruero. cases been oua the cay preserystive o! e
ie ,yc.y o,er known rensy has failed su sire relief.
am, = nen :orc rad siso, ed c,lct for tse language,
T; has sGred1g ctiiG
4 coiI.sHir- flil dr,ctoGs Tor nth
arpe number of certificates OF cures fom FEYsctAs>-
IERt.Y>IE> Ii others Of thc highest standing IN lie
comm ATTY. accompanies each bottle
Sold br :.lc dozen or at!ttaEI, b.
A. &. & D. SANDS,
- AID leo Frltou street. or by
ABRaR,MB SANDS SEQ.
Granite Buildings. a7s B5oaHay. corner Chamber street
and b. DAVID SANDS Il co.
- =, F,A>t Rroa5!Tav,oe- 'isEsa' -
- Price, % c>nts aud 81 per bottle.
II PARENTS Whose c6dircn are sshJect 10 this
dreas >Iogd arrays nave ths medicine or haaG
\ word - tie c:9 IN
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

ths Beard the prices fall. and with every session
OF the Board ~e find the bond5 al lower and lower
quotations. Then The holders Of the hypotheceied
bonds become alarmed. and call upon the borrower
ter more securities, which, in accordance With their
first CONTRACT are freely handed over, and he finds
that v here be he'd before pledged them. at the rate
I OF : 100 600 in bonds 10 $4,000 il money, they
hav4 accumulated BY additional bends in tue hands
ff the lender at the rate Of 100000 in bonds TO
SIS 600 or $4,000 in money. Tie loan expires:
money is not only worth from . TO 3 per cent q
month. but is not even 10 be had on anv term upon
the now discrcdited bonds. and the Ierder throws
them on the pa,ic.strickcn market, to deprcciatc
aud fall a they w!l while perhaps he is the pur-
chaser, anc may nave been Z PARTY TO the intrigue
bt winch the unfortunate borrower i ruined. II
GAS lately been not an uncommon th:ag Cor parties
holding State Stocks TO borrow the money on them
9i broker, "lnle the latter sells them imme
dia;ely al the Board, in the hope or expectation of
renuichssins them at great reduction in price at
the iltnes'"hca the foan viii expire thus making
enorTnous profits OUT OF other psople. .prorertv.
have Ocea lo!d that .El-se things have been prac-
tl,ed, with the connyancc Of he Borrowers them
selves. Can j, be that men ioldiog these -ecufi-
tics OF the Statc, either il the capuci.y Of Fund
or CanaI Commissioner, or gentleman, can be
guilty OF such unleard-of fraud ?-{i {ior other
term is adequate 10 tie transacton.) Lstztilos.
,rhc A10r answer i ihey dare.
In these remarks 4. not wish 10 hc understood
IS comprising the whsle body Of men who daily
meet IL, tse chambers of the Board. Tor tncrc
Gentlemen there who believe would not, snd
could no., lend their circumstance. TO such intu-
nous transactions but il is to them that The public
LOOK for REyoRM Why do they not withdraw
their sanction or even their very presence, from
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

AutsEStortion ard Improvement
/ II IL 1 = in Dert:sry. Per,ors d-sirous Of
nYotiuz the e1ravaEen; charges OF Dentists w find il
adyaaiaseous TO cl!s OF ~, Surgeon Den.
list. 90 Chambers q. w>5t ei Brpadway
N-B.-Curiaas and ach!ue t-eth nfabIr cured with
pae, -nd ren,cr"d naef for many inrorrurt
ihe neral teeth Inserted OF various systems FROM 81
81 Filling anh cleaning r-nPp-tien Whcle
The atmospheric pre- rrirc,u,r daT Iw--
GG1aT Toasil0N EsVLiEE.s. OF the b.s,
- ma:erisis eai qr,r. ard of al szt st a. the Or
FEC If the '-~ World % arr-s, IBqui.. Il SIR. w
EiGiiAArS. ia=the Press Rac.n b,,eEiar,.l au2 v
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
From the Ladies Companion fer jar
TO THE RIVER CHARLES.
pY n. w. LovoTELLow-

-fi.zff- I-pN'Ft tLLt"
RIVER! tha, in sileuc. winles,
Through the meadows bright and free,
Il!l at length thy rest thon tindcst
In The bosom Of the sea-
-Four long years of mingled feeling,
Hail III rest and half in strife,
have seen thy waters stealing
Onward, ike the stream Of life
Thou has, taught me, si!cu, River,
Many lesson deep aud long
Thou hast been a generous giver,
can give thee BIZ: q scns.
Ottin sadness aud in illness
have watched thy curren, glide,
Till the beauty OF It's stiffness
Ovcrhowed me, like tide.
And in better hears and brighter
When saw thy waters eleain
~e felt my hear, 5ca, lighter
ha. forward with thy stream.
And lear ,,ve thee.
No, FOR this alone of blue
Nor because thy wave
From celestial seas aboTe tAe.
Take their ow'n celestial hue.
Where yon s!.adovy woodland hides ihcc,
And thy waters disappear,
Friends / love have dwelt beside thcc,
And have made thy margin dear.
More than ,hs-ihy name reminds me
OF ,kree friends, all true and trled
And tia, nome ike magic binds ne
Closer, closer TO Thy side.
Friends, my soul with JOY remembers,
And ike quirering flames they start,
When fan the living eubers
Or the hearth.stone Of my heart.
lis for this, thou silent River
That ny spirit leans TO thee
Thou hast been generous glYer,
Take this idle song froulne.