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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
GRAVEL IN ANIMALS

IT IA nov more Than one ynat since | dis
covered something sruliR with my bull York.
shire aaHs md iagit9 lgal a fms ~ sllne
years da9 with gravel, wa 1Jt Ipttg tehOr.
aht NJ Witat VIVA ifle matter. afrHrItnaly
applied 10 d regular pttyeieian, whe Directed
| ~. Of juniper berries ~ 0f box haven,
and ~ 81 peaflagig 10 one gallon If Hatet.
AEer using four PORTIONS If that p%frBelfpli Ion
10 ore week, gave lin several bottles M
harlem oil. together with about two gallons
Of iltGiey AT IL which | Rava tttaf fae II. of
= arlash duly for u considerable length of
tine, For several days afof [ commenced
doct0fi1a lie was extremely bad, re fl5ently
clatnbettng With both four feet into tH8 tnug.
gers then flowing a@ittiy from enc side ii It'd
stable title pthery ard switching he ta)f
f%urlOti#ly u tie saate litao, appearing ID dep
every eif1rt 70 |ater but frequently 10 f5 IF.
feet Having caught his water ffsqiahtly.
] discovered a piHce Of gravel near twice tla
Hize OF q grain # Wheat it appeared 10 lnFe
been brokef % from 4 larger piece. BIZ de-.
gfecs he gradually got battor, ard have seen
bat little symptoms oftbe complaint nalii a
short times when aNain commenced eaing
p%caflasll. | have beeb thus particular III civ.
ing this account, III hapes II any one should
have q caae Of the Kind, they mays II they
ttjHh proper Try tnf same course M doctors
Ing. ltis 9aid the Gravel il MOI Always pro.
dlccd from the Batne Caase, bdt medical men
are enabled 10 Judge oflh6 cause by the to'or
bftbe gravel
Last spring ! lost d Bearling buck lam
u was noticed for 4 fin days to drodp abon1
when ode ot nv boys who bad tho care Gf lhcn
concluded that It had The gravel brt as
had never heard ofan i~nsfange If The kind hi
sbeen did mol ruepeet that II Vas gravel
! gepsee 4 S d9se Of altnple ne% ticinsy when Il
Immediately died. e&aDmel carefully +,
and VI soon aa I opened II daaovcf5d the
neck Cffhe binder gae burst argbl and o
portion ofblo dy water adt6ng tha intss
.tncs but il Was moi until / had opened the
jenis witb a shatp.boipted kuif5 to lie es-
end that found the cause; Witch vas =
piece Of gravel about The size Of Atajh df
wheat In Tho Ok that | iagt, ! found lao =
Of gravel in The pgdfs wsdged itat94g.
Of each other, more tBtB half way along !
They were as large us sljall-aizod grains :
coffee, and about the shape. Had Itafoan l
previously how these two were Circufastanc-
ID, ! might IN al probability have saved them :
10Th. think by having a record Of ali such =
circumstances 10 refer to when cases Of The y
ind oce gr, there would be q advantage in it. J
JosGrH CoPe, z
Kirhleartagton, Pa, 2oh 9la ma, 1914. 2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
REGULAR PACKET

For l8atsn Rouge aud Devall's Landing.
a The steamer HELEN,
Capt !. II. IRE, hayi 4 ID.
Sa@gs ken the place VI The Col
orado, will ply regularly between New Orleans
aud the above Forts, leaving New Orleans
every Wednesday. morning, nj 10 o'clock, res
turning-will leave Baton Rouge every satufs
day morning, at 3 o'clock, Landing Freight
and Passengers ii any of the Intermediate
Landings, III d. low rates as any other Packet
In the Trade.
The HELEN Is owned BY Capt r. M, streck
and will continue ii the above Trade Summer
and winter.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board or
to.
PIKE and BABIN.
Dec. 10th, As.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
TO THE PUBLIC

We are now prepared 70 execute all kind
Of work in our line, viz: pamphlets Justices,
Sherifrs, school and other blanks as cheap
as they can be done honestly. We hope by
Industry and attention to business to merit a
portion Of the public patroHage.
DUFROCQ 81 CONVERSE.
Gazette Office January 10th 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
NoTIEE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he continues his business of
Carpenterihr and House joiningf and that he
,,,;li mi ort7ke all Jobs pertaining 10 bis line,
enable sferms. lie will fur
nish plans and drawings without sliaige' 90
cases where he executee the WosKc q
Refer bo4-J. n. Broafnf 4. MsGavoek' =
Moore, in Lbervlie ! Drs G We Combs. a.
Bird. and III. Barbee, the psflsh q Eas'
Baton Rouge.
Address, to the undersigned atthe post-oi-
fee in Batch Rouge, Manchac, 8. I5ervIile'
nov. 10 40 P. MeHITRICK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

M senator Buchanan Is held 80 Jg tho
''Denocraty'' Of blg agsa STATE as tie main
author IT lie existing 1'ariIt. 8nd II il tp6n.
"iis weit-kuogn consistency thar llia Dem.
%ocratic' constituents ard of opinion that tttey
"a'ast Chiefly roly. for ite periaabeDry." VII.
ness The following resolution adopted 1T tho
Van Eareo and JOHNSON mass meeting held at
Harrisburg a few daya ago:
"Resotfed Az The feHee Of fh's injecting,
that the existing Tariff 10 hing more Or less
than sufficiently progecta tue manufacturing,
INNINGS agricultural, aud laboring interests of
Pennsylvania and that Tor It's pa5s3eG No ara
tnnlnly indebted 10 the Hon lanes buchanan,
and for lis permane1cy we must RELY chiefly
On hts well known consistency and uacfidneea-
bio devotion 10 bib native State aud tie Vital
iutcraats"
Mr. Van Buren,, IL viii be recotIectcd, hon
thcfe men were assembled to aid in making
President wri en- privately 10 the soutll thai
he is '~'opposcd 70 the present T'arda. bolhfn
ito principles and itg details"--N d. ri.
buHc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
wooLi WoQLtt WnoLin
"A liberal price willsGc paid Wool BY
Jan %, ls4A.
NofioE,
Jan 23,ls44.

In relation 10 the rem atai IF me :hrptgor Gene.
rats Office fran SARdidsUssNe 10 Baton
Rouge, and ofthe Maud0 afrOm Green's
burg 10 the same plaef9
In virtus ofthe authority vetII8d in the Ex-
%eeutive by the 9th ssstion Of act of Com
gress, approved Sd MITCH, 1854 entitled "An
act to create the otiihs Of Su2Reyor cf the
Public Lands for The seate OF louisiana" aud
by the 7th section of3he act oSEongress, APP.
proved on the 18th N.Y., 1922, supplementary
10 the several acts of s&~iusling 4taims to land
and establishing Lan;5 offices Z the districts
east of the Island Of New Organs, nolice is
hereby given, that the Ifiice of lSufyeyorGen-
eral az Louisiana ii to be remoSed from Dom
aIdsonville 10 Baton Rouge, anesthat the Land
Office for the district eaRt of the Island ofNew
Orleans aud west of Pearl rivff, is also to be
removed from Greens5erg to Baton Rouge, so
soon as the neceessafti arrangements for the
purpose cen be made.
Special notice as IA she precise date ofthe
respective removals vail be given by the Sur.
yeyor General and tho Registersand Receiver
OF the Land Office.
Given under my hang, at the city Of Wash,
ington. This twenty-ainth daySof septemberi
ioHY TYLER.
By the President:
THO. H.HLAKEs
Commissi0ner ofRhe Genera Land 06ses.
NOTICE.
In conformity with the proClafnation Of the
President Of the United states. dated 18th Sept,
Is43, the Office of ting zsurvey6r General Of
the Land District of Lopqsiana, alll be remov-
ed from DonaldsonvilEs 10 Batoa Rouge (La)
on the Sixth day of nacembersiaud 10 open
for the transaction of business. on the 18th
day Of December Is43,
If. D. NEWC0MB.
natnns nouep IA. fec. Ola 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
TIE HARMONIOUS THE UNIVERSE
~ Atfnfn j. srntfr.

Hg Allied i. sTeEtr.
Con made The world III perfect harmony
Earth, airj and waters in 10 gfdef sEelt
With ita innutn0fable ltHla, e0np0aG
But one %nnbFtkeu chain Tic hauiab soul
The claep that binds il TO HIS mighty arm.
A sympathy throughout each order reigBs.
A touch upon one link IL felt by oil
lie kindred, nd the infurnpe ceaaoth not
For ever. THIS niass'd atoms Of Tie tarthi
Jarr'd BY the rendiuR Of her quiveribg breast,
Garry the movement In gnceession through
10 tho EXTREMIST bounds, no that tho iuot,
Tracking the rogiofB Of eternal lrostj
U~Dkn0Wfng, truads upon d soil that tbrobs
With aio equator's earthquake,
The tall oak,
LAUNDERING its fail in Appalachian woods,
Though the stern echo 0n the ear ~ lost,
Dieplaces, with tie groan, the rings Of air.
UntiIths swift and subtle messengers
Bear, each from each, the fluctuations on
re tie rich palace Of eternal Spring
That smiles along the Gangee. Yea, or paHs
The quick vibrations through the airy realms,
Not lost until with Times last gasp they die
The craRgy iceberg rocking o'crtbe surge,
Telling ID pathway by its crashing boltn,
it's keen teeth within the shuddering
bark,
When night frowns black. Down, hoadlohg
shoots the wreck,
Lost ie lhe vortex In the dashing waHee,
Aud The Wild scene haayes wildly as before
But every particle that whirfd and foamd
Abote. .thr eroaning, pl0nging mass, hath nr.
ged !
It's fellow, and the motion thos bequoath'd
Lives in the ripple, edginR fowory slopes
With melting lace.woFk pr with dimples
rings
basins, where the hanging orange
branch
showers fragrant snow, and then i ruffies on,
Until It sinks upon Eternity.
thus nauebt IL lost IN that harmonious chain,
That, changing momently, " perfect still.
Tod, whose drawn breathe are ages, with
those breathe
the lustre. So twill ever be,
III, with one wave Of His majestic arm,
10 snaps the elaep away, aud drops The chain
gain III Chape. SHATTERED by its fall.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

Wholesale SMUgGLING-An attempt to
smuggIe into New York from on board the
packet ship Oxford, a large quantity of Eng-
llsh broad cloths has been frustrated By the
custom house officers who have seized on the
cCntraband wares and the ship also The
vessel is said to be worth $4,000, aud the
cloths under seizure as much more. This
Will afford a pretty sum Of prize money 70 the
officers who were so fortuna c as to detect the
attempted fmposture. The name Of the i'm
porter Of the goods is not gwen, but the mate
OF the Oxford, whose name is Gage, a Boston
man, was prigy 10 and coaniyed at the fraud.
Custom House From the LIST Of last
month to the 2Lstj the receipts Of the New
York Custom House were a million Of dollars.
In six days, from the 18th to the l7tb, inclu-
siye, the receipts were over half a million.
This, says the Tribune, Is an enormous sum,
and exhibits the vast extent aid prosperity
OF our commerce.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
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Vefitsng. A4nin, adyefttEiug ia lisg Il travel.
ing Flsh' No busl1ess man vii hesitate ~
pay tbtity dollars ter a steii where he would
aoYef thlnk ot p1yiug bali Tic sun, hf adger.
'ltilB' The ono Il d aiRti ssrn D0fy lg fIBge
"lo pass the gtOfet and ehB aos Ne Ro.ds tltt
VIZ ~ edIb ~ tveii rs ttiepigtL Il1 .dyer
'~lseiheai ts a comprehensive aign ltiat comes
undcf the eye d hundreds Hld wit newer res
ibe slga over tbs door, w; sggte pfe end 10
'fgpf tlat that because Folae mon lFlYg lone
. Bood btlgtlesg without Advertising. adter}i-
9igR rs unnecessary. They might iii Weli ar.
que ui9t bdfa1so s0l9e ttef lave ttade money,
"ilh9ut industry, industry Is 0naeeessafy.
Ak AfatoAN pntace's lbgA or A GGq71e.
,hANs--it Il Colonization fHeolI6g he'd REGAIN.
~ W asbingtqn, one of Tie speakers, with
a vte@ Of showing the standard III morality
among tbs African Pri0eee--tbeir idea of what
a gc0tlemaG-relatpd the follow.
aned0tc
- missionary, at nm interview with ono
the Princes, incidentally spoke If eprtain
gentlemen ID lie UDtte1 Jtdte..
The PftNae said@-tAbi ! BiBh we're a
gentIeinaI6
The missionary vas surprised, and asked
lim u ne had npt great wealth aud plenty Of
lgrVants.
"YoJ'' said The Prince, "but that does not
make Q gentleman"
What does them replied The missionary,
make d gentleman r.
"A proper number Of wives" said tho
why, bow tnnny wives have you r.
"Oniy tfFo," sad the Prime "auf must
SIX before J can be u genClenan1'
ihe idea OF requiring 6t& wives to mabaa
created no little piftb amUog tic
'majs portion Gf the audience. There Werg
'mo hard looks a. the baebeiorg AZ much 20
s.y tPttt nt.serabI6 efcatures you must
& tdGH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
GAS END GA III .pg,

Just received qaantitzf dt Of gta and
also n quantity ofIgas lanIg3 aich is cheaper
than ell and giysa a gre.5 real better light,
burns no wick af III and isg3eaner and cheap.
er FOR thr use Of tables, NJ than sperm eahs
dlus. Also Il quantity Of stnct indian moe.
casins. uREEM Il WHITE,
aug ~ ~ saw MlAsELMANi agen
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

a "faaf ttye Chinsss" mandarin ia about
to writ the Court 81 st Jafass.
No reduction is contemplated by govern.
ment N the duty on tobacco, but il ie raid
tlat some alteration III the excise law affect.
ing il Will be made,
The new Roman Catholic Cathedral al
L,mbertb 8 he lsf scst structure G, err ere, ted
in Great Britain by voluntary subscription.
H. is row completed. The to al cost is
Gi00.O0U
Aaon Of Mivart, The fashionable hotel Eeep.
er IL Brook street, has been remanded by the
InsoIyent Debtors Court to eight uianfhs'
imprisonment for contracting debts without
aby reasonable expectstation Of paying them.
His father allowed him Goo per annam and
the rim Of the hotel but this was not stuff.
cient, and in two years he was $500 in
debt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

tbs BENEFITS OF A~BvERTtsfya Here are
a few remarks, from the Wheeling, Val,
Times, on the subject of advertising, that may
be read with profit
A friend remarked the other day to US that
a business that is not worth advertising is not
worth doing There is much truth in the
remark, but truth that does not seem to be
appreciated by most Of our business men.
MANY men think to cease Advertising is econ
omy, that it reduces expenses that if they
have but little business TO do, it is not worth
advertising if they DO a great deal, there is
no use Of advertising. Il advertizing less
useful than insuring! Is it less useful than
sign! Isl less essential than a good-busi-
ness stand We think not. A mar does
| not buy his goods to keep them on hand. II
! he did, it might be we'll to insure without al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
| copy rNER Hp.

The untiersigaed have this EfHy entered into
soapartnege ship andek the afa o. Philips &
banoue. They will Ieep agefsrai assortment
II staple and fancy ssode, a4 hope by strict
attention to basinesRao merEt9 share Of pubs
he patronage.
Batoh, Rouge. is4Teb 1919,
WI5LtAM 05PHILLIps,
feb 4 52 EU1iENE iEhNOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
FEReus DurLANriEA.
loHN UEvoNPeRT,
JOSIAH BARKER,
JoAN Al Books.
ths Sagdr Planters Of TIE State Of
Tog;stgaa,

Ae SN&uF 4 faHtSfS ~ I0 9t@s@ ~
Louisiana,
SNgLKMEN-You are respectfully invited
read attentiyely the following certificate
atlye to aCsANk CovERTR, lately invented
mr.. u II BtYan, and which y of The utmost
lbpoftsnce Ia planters as 4 labor. saving ma
glne, ior hia invention dsapenses with the
e entirely, and drawn by " horses, will
gses tea acres a day in the NEST admirable
BANNER,
I'VE, the undersigned, Invited to examine
AID III witness THE operation Of an instrument
al hasbandry lately invented by Mr., John II.
Bsyan, ana intended as 8 CAM CoyERER,
afefa flll and particular examination we do
nu hesitate to pronounce the said Cane GO.
vertr u The fittest ID fulfil its present object,
snd W. CONSIDER ii ~ very advantageous to
TN planters, BIZ saving a great pert Ut labor,
sRd answering 10 all We can desire IN that
kiaa q work. HI faith whereof We have de-
ivered the above certificate.
The experiment. If the instrument was per-
formed on mfr, E Lanye'a plantation, Iberyille.
i@oeryille, December 20, 15A3.
John n Thompson. Athille sigur,
. Adolphe Sigur, Henry Johnson,
n. Lauye, John Andrews,
r Bougere,
Q. Bognon. Hs Bringre,
III "A. Marehand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
NOTICE.

The undersigned tesnders hFfa thanks iof
passed patronage and Mould respectfully IN
form the public that he viii nhak4 liberal ad-
panees on cotton sent % Mr.. MXSloan, com,
mission merchant, N9F orlesDs, and viii
keep on hand general assortment Of Groce-
ries and Provisions.
Agent for G.. D. WHlgE.
november 4 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
NOTICE.

have this day constituted and do appoint
Mr.. Alfred Gates Of Baton Rouge my general
agent 10 sell to any Planter in any past Of the
Stale OF Louisiana the right of Of fuse 20 my
patent Cane Coverer aud also my patent Cane
Gutter and will ratify all sales made by him
in my name.
JOHN r. BRYAN.
Dec sth, 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
MINERAL INCoRRUpTtsE8E TEETH,
MouErfh on Cob.

From ous single tao,h 10 d. Dlete sets.
TfE subscriber haa now M hand, d fine
aud largateesortnenk III the ab5AsIe teeth, Of II
superior quality, and offers t~atneeft on cup.
ply those persons whb have iskn 90 mfortu.
nate as to lose their a9tural tessel, aud are de.
eiroBa of having thelR replacea by q suitable
and durable article, can now IL accommoda.
led pn reasonable teiyps.
such " The degr4& 81 PERI sion 10 which
THE art hae arrived, that we nj hnabled TO re.
place the teeth wbet4 lost, 80 perfect a
manner az to render aYiam highly useful 70 the
patient, aAd at the ASIDE time,SA perfectly To
resemble 3the teeth (which wSsn lost, as 10
completely elude detection the closest
scrutiny.
A. II 5pL0Up@I Dentist.
Dec. % 48 Ifgospeet Hin,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

The maiden wspt and said, "why weer-
est thou, maiden!'' She answered no neither
da she speak, but sobbed exceedingly audI
again asked "why weepest thou! when she
said I" ehats that to you mind yO4r 0wn
business.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
Co.pARTNERsHIp NOTICE.

JU.FAhIINEHSHIF NUIICE,
The undersigned have this day formed a
co-partnership, under the firm of"William Da-
wilson a. Co" for the transaction of a Cotton
Factorage and Commission business, in the
city Of New Orleans. Office, No. 81 Canal
street. WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
JoHN PARKINSON,
- II Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
GREEN III MoDAUGAt,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
" coalMoN sTl TT,
aprll{ Sly. 5Aete Orleans.
MAJ nr1Nn1S

WAH8NIIN NF#st
On consignment N supct$H EN- stand bB
saws, Gentry's pateat FrencE Burr corn mills
OF the latest Improvements, possessing many
advantages over ahY others gov In use.
Stock mills, or crushing m 3 hines, express.
~ designed for grinding eorFijn the ear, into
meal, for stock,
The above naChittcFy will sse sold very low
for cash dc exchanged for 'tSs8lton, sugar OF
molasses. ptkH & BABiN.
tuty M rs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
hHNnRIIa

Madeira Wine Of a veg hupariofsuuallty
Old M~oroHeabslA Whlahe 9iampbgho Bran.
dy, Brown Stout LaiFfUn Zoe lUawaon's phlt
X ale III wood and hottiohN Cerdt4ls, Elaret
& Mueeat Wines, sll Of tls best quality Just
received and for aaie By.
W MARKHAM.
Az Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
.orIcr Ia suaAR %1LANTERs.

s-.;hn.a having purchased Of MIR
THE a9as.s M patent hight 10 The newly
ghn & r.,e-er analalso Of the Patent
hventsa lie parishds Of East a. West
elnss gl IA he PARISH of Iberville, res.
gaion Rongs nas;ee mat he will sell the
netkahy ~ g,r5ish either or both Of said
- n Ass -sntrina ID HIN at Baton Rouge.
uhlAfA ~ ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

sgrpIrY. Attorney;and Counsellor at
5l practice in the se9etaicouTts of the
1913 .Bd eighth Judicial districts.
Nj hnsisess en.tAsts0 y 80 80 44ai
proapt attention. P,,~e ~,
n 90 ohise il BstSa "oase. Ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

English University Honor CoafrrAs j,
Americaa-At a recent aWafd 81 -
Trinity College, University at C5nah.ia[s =
England, the first prize for an rng]ssh -
was bestowed on Charles B.l.fe4. a. Il 4!
Rev. John BFisted, If Bristol. r.
AZ We are now =. 1nyitea pNo~
insert adgaE s9naas
d IT, sTINGAK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

The MKCHAAfc.-Wbat class Of men arc
more useful than the mechanics! 10 them
we are INDEBTED for many Of the necesaarieF,
and nearly all The Injuries, and comiorts and
ornaments Of life. They are generally we'll
informed because as the evening IA, with
many Of them a leisure time, they have oppor.
tunities Of reading and conyersing On scien-
ttfic subjects and thus lay up stores Of infor-
mations and accustom themselves Tor reason
ing and investigation. They are also hardy
and stfoDg by safatary exercise Of THEN employ
ment. In the war ofthe revolution, and 10
the last war, many. o. the most distinguished
officers had been mechanics. AGd for love of
freedom and love Of country, they have al
ways been conspicuous. A temperate, indus
triOus aid frugal body Of mechanics - tire
handspring Of a city's prosperity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
list REcmyEn

A general assortment of ~readyimade CLOTH
ing, hats aud caps, besides a good many La
dies fancy goods, by
d. SANGER.
P. S. All those indebted to = Sanger, are
respectfully INVITED TO cpme fora and settle
their accodEts, otherwAe they W be handed
10 i lawyer for coilectibn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

nUfFAtt0 RoAs.
A few bales of LqfEe RobSs well dressed
for sale nj ,S2 5Ue. Il Robe, 3e
oct ~ 81 PIE f& BABlN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

The TARrFF-On the day previous to the
sailing the packet ship England, on the 81
uIt. there were loading in The port Of LIZ
pool; SIX yesseIsifor New York 8, 463 a.
three for Boston, 1000 tons; iy
Charleston, 1929 tons three for N,h.ra
2,455 tons nine for New Orleans, !, a-a .oae
total tonnage for the United gts.es. x saeN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

Bn0RT NUT PITHY@The Yaz00 City Wing,
published al tie city Of Yazoo, Mississippi,
has tue following pithy paragraph 1t sets
forth in a few words, and ID 4 very happy
manner, a portIono the advantages which
have resulted from the Wing Tariff Of 1912,
aud we are the more pleased TO copy it as it
comes from the part Of the country where
erroneous views, with respect to the effect
Of the protective principle. have unhappily
too long prevailed;
What has il doneF-The Wing principle
'of Protection has made US srPoticrs Instead
: Of importers OF manufactured co.tops er-
porers instead Of importers Of mixed cloths;
: and IMPORTERS in te d Of EXPORTERS Of
: SpEcfE. Why then should hard m5pey men
oppose a Protective Tariff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
HIS

The imported horse Nicholas was by St.
Nicholas out of Moss Rose. She was bred by
Mr.. Moss, of York, in England, and was got
by Tramp, her Dam by Sancho-{see Skin.
ner's English Stud book, page 7sl, also see
Turf Register Vol 6--No4) st. Nicholas the
sire Of the above horse was sold to a German
Prince for the sum Of $4,000 dollars. Attic
last fair tie list and Cd premiums were given
to two colts Of Nieholas's
ANTHONY MONGET.
Feb 81. -.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

lie is unrivalled as a race-horse and bree-
der. The terms will be to suit the times.
He win stand al $40 dollars the single leap.
cash, at the time of service, and at fifteen dol
lars for the season, or $40 dollars to ensure
foal. Persons putting mares by the season or
insurance, will %givetheir notes for the amount
due on the expiration Of the season.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
sADDLERY.

sss4 received Mems, Ladies, 4 Boys Sad
saddle Bags, BrIdless Filings, sursin-
III ssrshs, Bits, Martingales, strraps, Spurs
garriags whips Riding whips,
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.

4.I9t @NsGoaN
2 Cases Ladies India Rubber over shoes, q
hpsFtor article just received and for sale by,
PHILLIPS AZ LANOUE-