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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
VIEW
Principles Of PurgatiOn
CORNARO'S
Purifying 4 Preserving PAus.

TINE AGericon public has for Iorg time b~sn ibs
victim of n lalse aud dangerous s,sem nf medieMe
founded on the practice of LONG CONTINUED AND
lUNRELIEyED PURGATlON. The evil of ihL IN
y, sieu ol the widespread aud alarming char
acter They have reached through every vein aud ar
tery of our Dsiion. lD every city, nnd village AID
hnnIet--in every State and Territory ~ our snst Re
public viii he found those who have suffered or who
are siiil suffering from the njuriouS effects q" this old
system. of whose practical uiiiy The disense decay,
and utter pto.rnion Of those who iest furnish the
IN coUtrmHiEg @ proofs
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WILLIAM II. MASON.


Fail River. Feb. 10 1913
This ia To ccrlrfy Ihoi | came und'r th'
Gaze of Mrs. Winchester with n bad hnmnt
and weakness IN the blood. md had bee,
unable 80 work Tor one year; after iakur
her mrdcrnc slX weeks ! can s,y | am II
good health.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
CpI>rOCK s. CO.'S
Compound f!aid FXlraci 0
SAESA2Aa aILLA,
FoN the CUKE OF


Srro(n'a, Merru'inl aud S,pht
Chronic Rheumatism, Ioid D.ea.p-.
Grnral Bphilhv, iilcs from ar impur,
cu'aucou- Diseases, habI "f body.
ScalN Eruption, OF The Clc"raliou4 of III,
skin, I h,ott aud l.rg,
frurr, Pains aud swelling of
i mpns or PIstue- Oh the hha"l.
the face. Liver Me ,inns.
AGj all il+"n-"- afl-ing iirm an inyu,e state oi
the Bl OF, Exposures and Imrrudcnres IN
Life, Excessive Use OF Mercury. sc.
The gr"ai popularity Of -'tr., ,p,r,l@, and H.
established elil"acy. 'nd'r il superiiloIs 10 eu.
ter inio an, cocooium of it. ,liuus. or adduc,
ANY evidence IN irs favor.
This Sar-ipnrlIla ~ wa,ran'rd positively II.
GOOD ~ any other lha' Fan be umd. ~ I>l
half lhn pr'r" OF lno>o so much ad,",Gscd ,aui
us .t,oua. and IN - large bottles w: fifrN
CEN Is PlK BDI'Ii.t. oG IUtR nDLLNRS
PER pDXGN. This article has cured Srroiu
IA of 81 wears. after The above mentioned anl.
,ie, had hrru used ~ Valn.
ia be- had OF ne agents OF tOn,.'ock & Go
cn'y. Throughout the country, IA New lor,
oniJ al - toiiaud sircct.
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Polish your Stoves 81 Crates.

a d better evidence OF n'alness when ynr
~ enter a dwelling than 10 notice IL,
stoves and crates are well polished. w,
would rccummrud fpr thi~ purpose William
Brown; PE.NIIL P.3STE It's pat uj
~ rolls which cost bul ~ | Z cents, aud ha,
many advantages over The Bullsh lnStre anr
black lead as nS lusrrc Is brighter, lasts long.
or and ~ u-cu with much less dust aud iro,.
bIe. In one minute after II gets dry. by np
pllca,lnu ol "a hrHsh You got beautiful pol.
lsh. For sale by WV. BRowA. 4Sl Wash.
ing,on street; reialI"d by all the druggist
and gruccry stores u Boston.
For sale in Newport by
Nov. Ii r. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
COMMON DRASTIC PURGATION

scours out the system by the improper and via
lent mens aud then leaves II, weak low irebe. d~b'.
ntrd Ia regain its strength NJ best may sometimes
the consequences uf this nld PurgHvs pnciire ara
worse ihnn mere Debility Inflammation oi The How
-l. slow Fever. Boo, Piles. and other horrible d.or-
drrS ptodnrrd. simply from the want of snme en-.
vening aud peser> ing er IN the medicine employ.
ed Sometimes the dgr-tive organs Hl- drrpl, mud
permanently jnreh h, ihi. course md nnphn.ophrnI
prarir- raNing the patient AN INVALID FOR LIFE.
The alarming evils aud ahsurdits ot the old q, item
of purgHion, have led Ia the introduction nf new
iiEgiVing Medicine called cORNARO > PURIFYING
AND PRESERVING PILLS which ARE established on
this new nnd onlN true prinripie Of furention, viz;
NO PURGATION WITHOUT IMMEDi.
ATE RESTORATION.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
llenry's Erasiyc Compound.

4 new and superior article Tor extracting
~ Grease, Tar, Pant, vamlsb. Nc, from
wOoIlen, srk, cutlun ur linen cluiiing car.
g"ls &c, without injury To the huer, poods.
For sale BY RI. TAYLOR.
Aaf II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
TIE sEvENroLD FURNACE,

powerful aud novel ma, a,hn--hayng seven Fires and
Alrmbirs wih dstiiiiER. c"rdr,s y. and e,npo.
rating nNinrrs al and genInus roiiIiy hnce, ca
palr oi obtaining more man seven tunes Ih" oriihnry
lnriN al any vegetable extract rrr"oir ustd ~ r"ni-
pounding mr'ii"ht The hh'nmir nid irr-rlNlis pow.
ni ihrs- pitts l. also, IL, his invention. purified aud
refined, aud mingled win ihr operative Wedirihs
ihni rrpaIrs ali ihr jGrrs create. h> rmaaiinn ~
soon The, cnu-rd nj, iniIiits The .,,itm
! nanih.i future r"rnption nni decay,
Let ihr pubic br 80 n ger deceived bN The svertifs-
III the zone renitGN' dnrlurs, Nho shuw iht "
ighnrahrr al the "rganir laws ." The human
ten LN snppsh2 Tint intdcinr "hrh pntgr- merely,
wIlhunt rrLuvhiuR preserving ir lrIirci
d,. For IL l. fixed and nnuublr lHw al eur ioirg
that iheie should hr IN PutRuIun without i'm.
m,iin,. Restoration! aud hence II iolinv- md IL
proved Demonstration, that Nil PmgnIiVrs which DO
NOT pussr>s -aymg aud fte.crvlhg Pnwrrhir ninri-
nl,~ aud irjuri"us ohh and po.,,ss NOT ONE RE.
the whole ihrnr, nf common disrtic rnrgniion 10
haSed upon unnatural snd ri'u,d laws, nnd ,hr, WIN
i"li"w tail victims /" then own 10 ard 'o" late 10
BEWARE or uNREIIEvED PrRGATIoN
Purge ann Preserve ~ d" not nitrms I" PUG. ~ MI
The crtbrHi,d rtRIlAIN AND RtSEkN-
ist- PILLS prrih The hud' iron. cuiruIuu. ntd pte
.crv" II r'u u Ir' Hr" n''n, hV -lnar ou'rhtirh
rhr, nre luI,.r.n Ntacrhr Puranl,r, at -.,,ettign
Hil diseases ui the huWHu ,stru ~ whcb Pur-
CATION l. required particularly ~ JanEdir", Indigestion,
Dyspepsia Eruptuns oi the skn, scr"iuln ir- c"s-
uvtue,s, Bilious Disorders, LNtl t"mpaiHi, fey.rs,
Nervous Disorders, Inward Wcakue,-, 'hul" -, s,r,
iarN, Worms. G"ut. Rlsmntism. i.m"ir ,umIininis,
Depression 81 spirits Drhllty 81 S,iem. Is 81 ~.
do Pi"c - ceniS per Bny, WIN iuii dreetioub, La
say an Health Hud Long lite, SO
sold Wholesale ""d rv'Hu. h> the sole Proprietor.
u. :. EN hBl.EE,
20 Court street, corner Of Hraltle stree. r"stcn.
AGE>T--R. J. TAYLOR, Newport.
GROSVENOR * CHASE, 80 *
38 We, bosseit street, Providence, Cea'
eral Agents for Rhode Island
Pawtucket - Samuel Green,
BrIsl"l--Irmurl w Briggs.
Warien-W illiam Paiker.
Feb. SIN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
WRIGHT SINDIAN NEGETABLE PILLS
NNbIAN !URGAIIvE)
Oithe North American College of Health.


And that sll travelling scouts prnvled wiL Ger.
itlci'r ~ agency, sigurd lay WILLIAM NhIunr We
President oi the \. A.tul al iieHlih All travellers
ihrrei"'e "hn offer iadlin i, ior sale, nnd cann"'
show cerlitruIe 81 agency, aL",e describes. VIII
be known H. nirk"d i,npusters.
. Purchasers wt hirtn"r remember that The counter.
iei,rrs ~ a." rnr ~ r'aug the lass, have omitted the
name al EGEu,,' ati substituted r"H" word ~ ~,
purr thnt the mrdicine must nave "NitlGiII'S IN
niNN VEGETABLE riiIS un ,he side, al The h"Sss,
nrd ihDi n wItn ihr above omission nrc positively
spurious.
Aud ulso round the border cr the laho wil be fund
IN smnli type, "En'rcd according I" an act "i Com
gas, IA the year lsiU, hy William WrIgh,, ia ihr
lrk = Olice "i .ie District Court oi te Eastern DIS
iirt ui PrHnsN ymn."
Il viii iurlh.r br observed tint IA. printed directions
fr u,in- the h'tdic'nr, whrh ACCOMPANIES each hnN
Hrr ais" entered according 10 hrt al C"rertss nn the
ioru Wili hr iUl Il at the bottom al Ihi Ia page
1hr nu'w vii dlNo it"',''i ihtl al Mo 80 the
'r"iu, i., 'og ole Vii, are tr"vtcd sin cer
tiLCHie OF agency sisnodh 10y
WILLIAM WRIGHT, VIoE pHE.ipENT
Orthc North American College al Health,
Thus ls,iIl he seen that trihng attention ON the
part u the purchase the above particulars. will put
rcrtual stop Iu this wh"lcse robbery, nnd dryc,
- i, h"ed all decd"ioh' upon society to Il" honest
calling.
Newronr, Mrs. hNNkM EDDY.
Prov.deure, J"'crh iinrh. Jr d Charles Dyer, Jr-
porIsnoaih. Green, N TH.LnHu--iiristu LcmUrl ".
Briggs-Wcki'd, samuel rierce-EnNi Greenwich,
James Sl"cuu-A App"nnug Village, John CnrPenter--
NWWi,k, tlHrksNIIIe,. George j. SHrcf- Kingston,
Thomas N,s-reacedale l.. -. Campbell a. Co
Wakrril ~NiN,>lrg Ro,in>ou-pcrr, vile, q. Walter
!H2nuiiiu rkjauu. ii. Is. lhur.tuu n -Richmuud,
BrdHd's Icon WORSE. o,ncy ~ Rlchnnn 'rnnpiuu
Nils. Amos Fl,kc--iippiu Nils, = a. bennington
Ihpuiy Village, ". G.. AncS--Nniick NlIlHgc, olive
Erhrr-Wmrtu :. II. DrsrOll-Smilti,lf, l. II. Smith
--ilnrfis,iIic. Andrew iHrrls-ChrpHchrt. Job Arm
strong n ruus-Pa>c"hs. SnNies Walhng-Pnwtuchei.
Albeit JrnkS-thurl".IuN trurgr A. StHuiuu--
iHll RIVER. Boujuun Eigi--THnHtOu, /. : MuHrur--
pghtou Mason Marvel, and Charles Whtmarsh-iiv-
cgtun -iuu. Bridge, samuel SoHhurv--SumCr.el. a
s. Ihtrr-SviuEry. Joseph G.. Iuihrr- Sorth swan.
L'y, Daniel MH,uu--iIrhuhoth. WIN. Marvel 2d y SIn,
ri Daniel pIerCG--ScekOuk, Gardner Luther, and - ID
iucum.
Pace - cis per box, with full directions.
All letters relative To- the Pill- must De addressed
ihus:-"N Z. OFFICE :. 4 COLLEGE or IE>LTH,
tS Tr cmOHt Sutrt, Boston, Mass July -,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
TO ALL TuE WORLD WHO USI
LEATHER " ANI FORM.
OIL ON TANNs'G.
OR, LEATHER RCSToR3a
A NEW CHEMICAL Ll3CCyFRY.

I A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
Mos" people know, thrt Sims and Lid.s ue
converted into icHthtr 10y tae use Of tahnln
oAtIaclrd from certain harks. &c
when the force aud strength oc the Tdnuin
u worn out, l,aluer becomes iea6, k1id, 1,y,
briNit, croctrd, ror. red ,r''h n cyusf. Sc --
rms M E.NDT 20 restore then hEe,
SGjf"esS, moisiR'ss, SbtDgih, smOO!hH,,S,
ant remove all crust. lly, or blister r,AIDe
tie fpHHm The substance me lrnlhrr never
can receive the second tm1 bat tie Whole
rD iHcg Of u are IA tins nucls. the Dli. 81
.INN\iN which penetratrs the ,ii'lr.t aud
hardest lohihcr. ii II has been twenty yrir- IN
use SHi n II tears easily with tha fingers %
lmpnrl- at once strength tuHt Is uttt,ly ~
credible unt,i seon. II becoiJss Hfe atc
eGfbcT. ~ AL respects, NiIh irh- -niiui soil
Ress aud pol N ,ni ,e- aii irlthsr .,....I..
" and Pc'JeeIV U1Ps,rious t. W,t., plr
ticulariy bHot., shoes, ctruIg' tops ht,u,s..
hn'r, trlnl- and ~ lloi 0H things mute o(
i'"iher. giving splendid polish. even h,ner
than new leather has, aud 0t ieast doUbhHg ~
~cIr and durlbiiiy, ~ whiteyer manner the
lsa,her :. u.od -riiESE NRt FNCTS.
For sale by K. J. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, Il. !. Oct. .6.
sIEASE'S Cough Candy. J,ckson's arG
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NIX. TANLORS BALs,u W i.rytRwngr
ior t"usump'ipn ahd L'y"r Complaint,
Coughs, Colds, S. from :E5 Dnorty: price
reduced large bu,les, : 80 -mall 81.
N"v2I. X j. TAYLOR. Agent.
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pus'r vuPcFr TO
= C. .IEM .pL-E TEL +.
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,Vright's Indian Vegetable Pills

A fresh supply of Va" above 'nva'unh.c
.lrd,cire. -; rr,.rrd from the n L. Oili"r
pl The North Am.rlcan College ot ilraiih.
ud for sale by The subscrlbrr, VINO ~ ~"
,uly au'hnrlzcd ngcAl Tar ihI4 town.
Ju'y 20 ANNA NJ. EDDY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
WaIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
0jths North american Coiiege IF Hsaith. Y
NATURAL PRINCIPLES.

n / il written in the book Of nature and con.
II mon sense, that the natural vegetable pro-
ductions oG every countcy ara, if properly ap
piled, amply sufficient for the cure Of every
malady incident 10 that cline.
WRiGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are composed Of plants which grow spontaneo
" on our own suil, and sro therefore better
adapted to oar constitutions than medicines con
cocted from foreign drugs. however we'll they
may be- compounded aud ~ they ARE founded
upon the principle that the human body is in
truth subject to
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

sBEASE'S Cough Candy. J,ckson's srG
Shcrnan's Cough Lpzen.csirr rccpw
I'D by x. j. TAYLOR.
June 22d
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
RIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
ONLY ONE DISEASE, viz:

Corrup' humors or in other words. inpuuty
and cure every form al this one disease on natu.
rai p'incipl les, hat s by cicansing aud purifying
the body, it must be plain to every reeclius
mind that perseverance, IN the use of the medl.
cmc, accS riding 10 directions. viii be absolutely Y
certain 10 drive every malady from the body.
When we wish To restore swamp or moras.
to fertility, do we not drain It of the superahun
dant water Ia ike manner, il we won d ,ei
store the body to health. we must cleanse it o
lnpurIty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

Sign Of he Goiien .i,rtm'.
Newport, Jan. 5, ls.3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

Thus ,ss ill hr seen that triimg attention TIE
pnrt the purrh the above purtirurs " ~ pa
m rfrrIual stop this vhulcsile r0hhcri, aud drive
= l. hn i,d. all depCddOHs uPoa society TO un homes
calling.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

Sign Of the Golden Nosar, near the State
House, Newport, X. !. Feb. |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

We love rare flowers. but 81 upposo
We -. far ffom llaiy's rich rose,
Must W. then turn up our nose
Al lilies of The yalleyl
Can't "" snuff At something sweet,
ln The 'bongh pots that we meet,
Cri"d aud sold in city street,
BY Sally in our Alley p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
PROBATE COURT.

Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
III the matter Of tho succession n John y.
McD6u4ld, Petition If William Mobile, fads
unsatisfactory for meeting Of Creditors
The law beiagih favor 0f tie application.
II 70 ordered that 4 meeting If The creditors u
john . Mcdonald deceased. be held before
me the Undersigned parish Judge ard Notary
public eX 0fiei6, On the 18Th d4Yot December
1914, nj my Office in the town af Baton Rouge,
"a deliberate on The prayer Of Petitioner, WI.
liam Noble administrator Of tho Eatafa If
said Decreased II Is also ordered, fbat The
creditors be cited according 10 law, H6dH w
Shbrtufne, Attorney Al law, be appointed 10
represent tbose absent from and resident out
Of HE State. and that all such proceedings be
had in tho PrerulscH as Tho Jaw DIRECTS.
(Stgned) Gil TES5IER, r. J..
A true Copy.
tDy#4#- 80 4sytH fy4rrpl ,t 4,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

DofNe II BAR1En-An Eastern shore
man stepped into a barbor's shop in oar city,
on Saturday, says the Baltimore Argue, md
requested the barber to take of l24 cents
worth Of his hair. The barber trimmed Its
locks very neatly, and then rombed and brush
I'd them in the most particular style.
Are you donelP asked the G stern rhofe
man, as the barber removed the napkin from
bis neck.
ayes, sir" returned the man Of the razor,
With q bow.
Are you certain that You took off eleven
pence worth I"
ayes, sir" returned the barber, there's
the glass-you can see for yourself"
"WeII,' said The Eastern shore man, II
you think you have got eleven pence worth
off, I don't know IA | have any ueo for il, and
havn't got no change so you may just keep
the hair for your trouble"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

LoRp ELpnN's FiRsr CttBNr.-=ITo used to
relate that he had been called 10 tho bar but
a day OF two, when, on coming cut Of cvutf
one morning, he was aecosted by dapper
looking Attorneys clerk, who handed him d
motion paper tn enuiB matter Of course, Wh}ch
merely required "a be authenticated by e6un.
sal's signature. lie signed The BRET, aud tho
Attorneys clofk tahina i hack from ttn zsttt,
- hho hand yours, NJ S"olt-a1 exceeding
" fine hand II would be well for us, sir, if
gentlemen nj thB bar would always take d
Itnte Of your paiuBtett sure leejbDIty A bean
Ftifui hand sir - While he RpoFo thus tbs cIo
aueht clerk ~aR l]tanbitng fret IL one pocket,
then III the other, till wltl a hurried air be
said. "A--a-, ! 8eaIly beg your pardon sir,
but | have unfortunately lef my purse on the
table ip the coffee ,on opposite pray do ms
The favor TO remain here one moment" 81
spealing, The clerk vanished with the rapidly
Of lightning sand never" said Lord Eden IN
telling Tie atory, 4" did eel eyes on that man
aRain.n-LDe n Lord Eldon
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
J.. M. ELAMi
lTToRvY Avn CoUYsLLbR Ar Ia
. ~ III "89V - 1t
Residence in Baton Rouge.

ATTOHET AMI COGh6LLOR AT LAW.
Residence in Baton Rouge.
Will hereafter restrict his practice TO the
several courts Of the parishes Of East and
West Baton Rouge, the district court Of the
parish of Goncordia; and in the Supreme
Court at New Orleans and Alexandria,
At the following terms.
/. Legal advice which may tend to prevent
litigation, gratis.
2. No charge made for advice, or services
rendered to the INDECENT and oppressed.
8. All fees not exceeding fifty dollars TO be
paid in advance, over fifty dollars one half in
advance, the balance on the rendition Of the
judgment, unless otherwise agreed On.
4. In the Supreme Court, when counsel for
appellant, 10 additional charge will BE made,
as counsel for appellee the charge will be re-.
gulated by agreement.
5. In no case TO be security for cost. OF nd
vance for documents. april 8 9ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

TnE BRAZILIAN TAHtfF.-Therc is now no
doubt, say the British papers, that Il tariff has
been prepared under the direction of the Bra
lillian government, TO take effect after the ex.
piration Of the commercial treaty with Eng.
land on the lst Of November. The duties are
nominal y about % per cent, generaIIy--bui,
owing to The forced valuations, the actual rates
Of duty Will be'-on common priuts, about so
per cent, on domestics 36 per cent, and on
light c~alicoes (prints) about3 81 per cent, ad.
uAlnreln.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

S~XAoeED-The beautiful steamboat Cham.
pioa arrived at eur landing On Saturday NOR.
ming last ID q damaged condition. We un-
derstand she struck a snsg few miles below
this town, On inspection she was found not
to be sufficiently injured 10 prevent her pro-
gress, and soon left for her destination,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

arA1E OF LOnI.LANL

Parish IF East Bafoa Roagc
Gtlbett Souterre, If tho Plrtef u Fast Ba-
ton Rouge, having the t]ntentior 70 cmapcibale
bis slave Beleey alias Elizabeth Josephine,
any person who moy have legal opposition to
said emancipation js required to file said opnos
atiion in the Office 6f The clcrk Of tbs Parish
Court for said parish, within forty days from
The date Of said notice.
Gwen under my hand this l4gh day Of Mo-
yembcr, 1914.
IL w FOWLER, Sheriff.
Nov, 10. ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

Carried Away BIZ Intense FeeiiHe@Ah
ahaedate OF the Attorney General Of Maesa.
ehasettB Il tHld III late Boston paper. Tie
verify old gentleman mist have been ebrls
Btetely carried away ty bis feelings, yet WHO
car blame him, Read the Ht6rYf
The Attorney General, now eighty years
IL ago, and said 10 be more competent ID The
discharge Of the hfdlouH duties ofhis h5noFs.
bic station than almost any practitioner Of
experience, lie Mell as a remarkable retention
d tnentll power, vas managing d case IN be.
hatf III the e9nlthohWealt IN N ddleseX coaf.
Is, where i man vas indicted fir go1gIng DOT
the eyes of Il girl, because Bha made oath
that he was the father Of her illegitimate
cliid Her brother, m ihtelIi gent lad Of nine
years Of aye was Oh the stand, Rs a governs
mant witness, aud HE relation Of the fact
which he saw produced All electrical effect
Oh the whole audience. Tie girl was also
presents ~ tntal blindness, and eycryrtrtlm.
etahte attending tho investigation Of Ibis t0f.
rihle bafhafity, VAS highly e%krttinv. The
hoy stated the preliminary circumstances,
And Their Haidi ~ waa5FldtIng bean poles bp4
hi0dtbn barn, and my sister WIS milking. !
heard her scream, and then ran With d pole
In my hand. As came MP | aaW that he had
pulled her over. then he looked over BIZ
shoulder, TO SEQ WHO WAs cunning, and ! sfflrs
him With the pile and broke his Jaw
"tFhv Did Ynti not repeat The biUWi' e|keiaihs
ed the Attorney General, carried away by tic
tfemendopa iHtefeet-"Why did yad hot II.
6aat the blow, ard knock his ID brat,s
out ~ "hfr. Attorney said Tie Judys,
''yea we'll know that profanity ia court il a
high offence, punishable by Imprisonment
but Ia consequence otthe unusual excitement
ii The ease, " will III this instance Do over.
atpokedH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

Dtei#fyt.AAt a debating club, the question
was discussed, whether there Ia more ilapbt.
mess IN The pursuit or possession OF an 9btest,
and was decided. no doubt, h favor OF the fol.
lowing 80 Mr., President said the orator,
7 Suppose war eouttin' q gal, and pho ~ af
to run away, aBd | war 70 run afler her,
wouldn't | be happier when ! eoteh her, than
when ! was runnin' arter bof ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
COUCH asEASNa8

On. HULL's Cough Lozenges are now rapid
" superseding every other preparation in he
relief of coughs, colds, asthma, whoapfng
cough, tightness of the chest, and all pulm n
airy complaints leading to CONSUMPTION d
death. Price 25 cents per box with full dlrec-
tons,
For sale By b. JouFdan. G souterre, and j.
W. Musselnan agenfs, Baton Rouge Ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
EH''J ~ Nv iiih'' VIE
STATE or LOUISIANA.

rAHIsn or EAST nATON H6UGE,
BY virtue Of The above order, the creditors
If John y Mcdonald deceased, arc hereby
cited TO appear before me At my Office in tho
tow Of Baton Rouge, Oh the 18Th day If Dc
rem' or ls44, at 10 o'eIoc A. M todet1 CT
rete on The prayer Of tho petition n VII.
lam Noble, administrator If lilo Estate Of
SAID deceased.
Given under my hand nj Baton Rouge, the
l2lb day of November A D 1914.
Oh, TESTER P.J,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16

a GARBbtb ExfRAeTA"AB me- Z said old
Mrs, Do0zsnbatfy, " sebo5liu 8 4 great thing
i've often felt tie need Of HI Why Mr..
8nbaiiekle, would you bBlieVe It, Tn hoR six-
ny Eve years old, and ! don know tfta nBmss
1T but Three months III the yeaf-snd tian's
sbfihg, fall and autumn | lafht en- when |
eas g tie Bit Of i gal Here Betty, light by
pibet}f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
A STARTLING DOCUMENT.

We present to our readers this morning,
tho following important and startling daen,
mcni' from tie Grand Jn5y Q the United
n.a,'s Rts'',Ss Cau.s !. i,asou.s' sengs3lsa'
r n, ana o,n5ee an i, 3r6s tsrts -, N ferfb ,r y
of deep and momeatous interest, ana cannot
be too soon attended 10.
The ca0ker 81 foreign influence u already
eating into the very heart oil the Republic,
and If not arrested al once, must soon lead 10
decay and death. 10 connection With this
tuhieet, The FIttsnuFg S2tfii VI The Age has
tle follows
Twenty-Five BIDS were seRt T. thc ale
Grand Jury OF The Y DISTRICT Conrt-ffteen
ot which we're Tor perjury ard Subornatioa of
perjury, maintaining naturalization papers,
and ~ere returned n MS Pills, M: seven
against Geo. w itnonoQse, four for pesiury
and three fer snbornalfon Of perjury and one
zach as3'nSt Patl1P h1yerr Eraesi Mayer
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
500 REWARD.
NOTICE.

The undersigned having this dag a~ssoeia-
ted themselves under the firm 81 BEAL q
SANS, viii continue n The variety and ero-
Gerry line al the North Corner Of Church Sis,
where they hope 10 merit a continuance Of
OF that patronage heretofore extended ID
them.
ROBERT BEAL.
RAYMOND SANS.