Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

ItfHHF FBHhfa@in liz sketches IF lha
ltehfl, aud baf uf New urlaahHl The Crescent
Iity tHlHtea an aiiafdsts u Thai brilliant ora
Ter. Eetia. which our renders tf1tY find Inter
estibg. During The French fsetslhtieh. Huti.
II, then very yetihe, left HE country aud sabt
arrived it New Orleans lie was almost PENN.
less. and from a total igaefahee u Ef1El lshl
hls profession was II tis service IL him. lie
left The city fbt The country, and IN lis fstifh.
ftiaht pursued afdubnsfy Tie study Of The Eng
llsh. but his means becoming exhausted. lie
wins reduced ~ the necessity Of finding aitta
pIaYtnettt 10 Il gardener 10 procure himself
bread Ills friends III Orleans learned This
fact and sent IL Louisville for him. Wlnefa lH
Was fund III h state efill itealtl, aid ahiett psF=
afty. lie accepted their kind 6fafs. mad return
Ing III The silly commenced HE ptHttlee ef
law. pleading in TfanfI, aud English as he
eass required, after having studied The latter
language but five rashths,
fs much for faet==tnW lpf emile lislimahta
The Crescent describing the stylH IT lls efas
Tor IN HE luftiest flights. says
'iiis styta Of sfHiefY ia peculiar to himself.
There IL CONS imagination IN II, thafgI, iinl
ep much as Is generally supposed IL be- II
10 tl,afp tltn effect If physical lhatt mental
excitement, md Ia nie unafduaiHtna viii,
him. il stjaetli If HE Is tlie very reetty nf mad
tees When bis truly noble Textures Hfa
wrought utitsp by his theme, they hatetne fl
.:.x4.Hia EesatijiEIil Z I!s ttY4 .;ttiU4E. hi, .tssjE ti-
dilatH. i,ia complexion, becomes llvid. and lte
loolts like a galvanized ahgell"
~'t'eettY Of madness @'tfurietisly haaati=
full and I" galvanized affell' somewhat
"a abroad and aWaY." as they say III boxing.
Had any enc taket, tii these SMILES as strags,
and brought them To The Hanger, We might
have had q bafiafta Of MI 90 Oh eathA
GepB fotHss==In sataa u tha Northern
stalHs The first condition Of success IN life is
he eood will Of rletgyttat, deaegis and piut1s
| females Without the sanction Of these there
tah be 10 sntfessl ftdii taking d desc If salts
to committing q rape. all ls uphill work, Hut
with such high satiBt#iefi-that is. under The
lavat Of the tlitifBli,@aiy sitl, inherent litilH
enterprises as We hlldda 10 Ho on as quietly
and surely as d mole III q meadow,
If 1iiath doctor wishes to gull The public
into a belief that hs neairntns are specifics for
'sall the ills tiesll is heir To-" lse cures sumo
peer. plots female pF The hypo. writes her sui
Il glowing certificate Fl her desperate disease.
The abandon Of her ease by tha most skillfnl
physicians. and HE easF. speedy and ~efabtihl
cure performed by himself To This iha as
piflhE Iiss,lapins, tl,reegl, The instrumental
~ af fiaItering ebistles aud d donation II 4
few boxes Of pills and bottles syrup. obtains
The signatures Of numerous siafaynieti, all If
whom. though mol troubled will, any peculiar
complaint themselves. affirm their belief that
Miss l'iety was. and thai nothing else on aafll,
hsit these pills and he Kindness n Providence
could have restored hbf 10 health This IL
capital for d fortune The man Of ptfiF. pia-
~ and pills now goes II "whalpsaia and TO-
TAIL" The newspapers. weak women and
tlissifHtHd young men atn stuffed to e%hifanee
with his rataaepH drugs, while. Ms n Legitimate
fruit Of his Hudseipiis enterprise. lHs W
pockets nfH stuffed with coin. and his vest
mems with just rs much vanity dupIieity. fep.
perry and self.snilieienty M they can we'll
contain,
Quafks. Of course, ARE mol 10 blame for This,
by an htumen peculiar 10 some tneh. they dis
cover The disposition The world hHH for being
gnlled they perceive that IT will mol 90 on
without that it's harmony would be destroyed
and one ri It's principal features anntiilad.
shsuld himhag and deception eease. but
that ministers of The gospel slottld lend Them
10 such r%alphbla ihiauities, and al
merely for tho purpose af obtaining and pettte.
Iuating their influence over their less feftu=
Is All ellenee against society for which
no reasonable apology can be found. We
noticed lately, appended 10 All advertisement
IN d paper published al Moffistown ". J., this
line
"~Clsfgymen Of the highest Responsibility IN
.ho country attend these representations
And what representations do you suppose |
Those Of II circus aud thenaaafie combined |
md the poor, ignorant, priast=ridden popula.
ion Of Morri#town. it was imagined, would
rot dare attend without tho sanction Of the
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