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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
IRREGULARITIES or LITERARY
MEM

johnson used 70 bite bis haiis 70 The diifl,
an animation Of bis dbgiHatistu and cfaslis
taH =
Addison was remarkable for The iffegulafts
ty Of hla pulse, but his heat sas believed to
BE- n the right place ghd Of proper dlmer-
siohs,
Pope was Of a frame SO feeble itat he 0as aGs
riisibmed 10 brace himself up with stays p8d.
dad With cottah, lie occasionally found il6ie
also to lace his enemies.
%tluu6, tho historian uau ally composed
Ehlla reclining upon 4 sofa Iie did not
search for fame, but clio came 10 visit him
Matage, while science covered his. bead
laufels used 10 cover his fsst wilh several pair
Of stockings,
Den Johnson used 70 cit silently In learned
company, "and suei ia as Fuller says, "not
oBly hla vino, but their several humors,"
Like shakespeare hf held Tho mirror upto ma
tUfa but chHae sometimes 10 look into the
glaes himself,
Magllabeeht, librarian 10 the Grand Duke
Of i naeaHy and O very learned man, was
fond otpeitihg spiders, the webs Of which he
would not suffer fb be- m0laste1. He seldom
left bis books ate, drank and slept among
tllems thus Initiating the domestic prop6nst.
ties and industry Of hin strange faVofitGa,
Roaaaau used TO khtt lace strings when IL
a company OF i~iliterate people, for tho purpose
u eahceal log the uHeaataeaa which theif CAB.
bic gave him lie preferred bte lace etrthga
to tieir long gafet,
Cowley boosted with much eaiaty Of tic
variability Of hts passion among many mis-
~tfeHfee, bot wanted even tho e0nfdenra 10
address ono. 10 hio tender fair ones. he had
Il 0iender.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
PRQBArE SALE


By virtue Of a commission tome directed
from ito fIonofabie.L Saabdefs, Parish Jndgs
Ia aud fof the Parish 81 East Foliciana, wil
b0 soid 1T the Court Ions0 10 he Tom Of
Baton Rouge On Tuesday tbe 3lst DAY 81 Da.
ceaibef, 1914, n IL O'Clock, M.
The following described property belonging
10 TIC succession Of the late Ro5efl w Walker
deceased, 10 vii;
Five hundred and twelve seres ofland naEs
The piaiBe, bounded On tie north BY lands II
Fowler south By those Of Gideon Neville,
caat by lands oflhe succession Of The deceased
aud westby John Began.
Also, q Certain tfacf or parcel ofIaBd situa.
ted in tbs parish % tho river Mlssiesippi tm-
medlaieIy adjoining tract Of land claimed IN
James Hudsdo, containing five superficial
a reg -boaadcd NORTH BY land owned by James
H~udgon-soith ard east BY and8owhsd by
Yogce and BosfcY, and acst by tho river Mis-
giseippitogetber With Che apqtftoaances there.
INTO belonging
TERMS or SALE.
Twelve monfIig credit Id notes we'll endoEs
sed pay8blc In Bank and mortgage I'D final
payment.
cH TESTER, r. ].
Nov 3Oth 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

rsgas aad nc ftrlf-A correspondence
The Tribune Wfttne en The pfasfefta Il chose
two question:, under date Of the stth altima
says Notwithstanding ! eaRtiyious et ftauaus
lent manufactures II State opinion, neither
Senator Bafltw, ter 1ehnten, aef hefrttn'
ror tsFtaiaik The TspHeaaee Senators, are
to be drIyaa from maintaining Tie feai inter.
cot, honor and safety III HE country, % the
tariF and FySes qpatlioaa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

Music vs. refer our readers to the al
vstlisemcot 81 MA X l)'ncttos II smother
column Those who are fond otthat science
vii do yell teb pretent ard Judge for item
selves IT The ability 81 MI. IL bnd liz proG.
cheney q he puzzle We ate talithe1 that
these aho will attend will be highly gtatdcd,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

lSbtANA ElsdrtoHs The last lDd6anapo
- paprt toltstus Tie ctlitial rctutna Of Tho
l.to election, A. Elay received B7,e0f
votcr, Mr. Polk 50,lstaltlh's mBioriiy
,ali The Abolition yolo IL fil0o
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

ShoB,on + Smih's aap afl Gdasaftf
DR. Potter, ,geui for tbal beautiful Wlfl
ls now Ia town and will femain here aiaw
days, These NhD diJ rot peutehase rom
him last year, eaa nos avail themselves u
This onpofIubtty,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
~. are informed By 1 IesnecLabl

~ Us are iDfpthteu " d tSsFcCtaole
citizen WHO called upon Us last evening.
lhai Ia and hi wife were knocke9 dowd
mud ridden over by sonle persons WAC we're
In inc lo~cpfeeo procession which pefanl
bulated thu streets on wednesday evening
Ii celebration of the election Of Polk and
Dallas. This occurred III he corner &c.
Camp and Julia streets. Or Informant
states that he and bis wife stood II The
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
BAroN RogaE pAckEr.

sspsp The new and fact fuus
IA Ming steamer CLINTON
w B4fap, master. will
eenmebee running ID The above tfads On SAT-
tHDAY nest, 18th instant, twice a Wssh.
lowing Nsw Orleans every SATURDAY and
TUESDAY, and Baton Haggs THURgs
DAYS and SUNDAYS This boat IL nov
entire. For freight OF passage apply On Board,
or 10 IA BRAUD u LANDRY
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

NEW MUSIC FOR PLANO.
Just received q fesg copies of the most
fashionable music Of the day, such is Polka
dances, quadriFtes, W4lfzas, and Boleros.
a large assortment OF oil kinds Of music al.
ways on hand and for sale by
A Ri FUERTEs, City Hotel.
dec. "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
MASONIC NOTICE.

The celebration # the anniversary II 81.
tobH he Evangelist wilt be- held il The Town
II Baton Rouge On tt9 27th December ts44,
by lb6 st. James lodge No. AZ. An orati6b
suitable Tor the ]sestsioh will be delivered,
after wtteb tie bfalhfea viii p~aftate n 4
dinner At tho Cry Hotel The hefgbbafiDe
lodge and alI visiting bfelhsfn arc invited 10
attend,
y. +. REfbtp,
J6Ha tltGgEr,
hmea ABAns.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

A eomuiitoe lea been chosen 10 New on.
leans Il "a pel tonally ~ lhe reeldtltt Of
James n Polk, Esa nld lmitt thn o come
sn1 nAE y visit 40 that city N tonsehtA Wc
suppose he wtlbatail himself utthh ohpoItu
nifty to visit the rNefth ot f'la9aemtDes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

KExTrcxE.-Ths ofeial returns Of the
,lac,ion IN this state give Clay 6l,26I, Polk
al,s5s. Majority for Clay 8,3o3. Ia Angass
uv,.yy'.n. r'r a. iea aaai's eote aas
,asE7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

MAYORALTY
The price of bread being - ~ the bakers
viii give 3s ounces d bread The sBsHing
Nesks
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

Nss Buelsyhoat~- II bpxes ard b~egs-Just
received and for rai4 by
WI. MAHktAM, Church u.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

NOTICE.
III parsons having demands against lha
Merchants Bank ofNew Odeana, will present
the saIne for settlement at the omce Of the
commissioners Of said Bank, No. 30 Matches
street, New Orleans.
New Orleans, Ia Sept. 1877
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
10 pLANpERs-

WAHTED-A situation as oFerseer, by a
middle aged man, i native Of Kentncky, but
for several years ii This state. Tie best ies.
timonials as to Capacity ud.eharicter can be
produced. Apply al ibis office.
Der. 2 1914
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
r0 q %pLANrERa-

Goshen Bulterga1Hst received and Tor eale
by VIM MAHHBh1, Church ri.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

faBLY 4 A~fyHNfr.&tx Wuis,-tl did our
heart good (saYs he Editors 81 tie Ohio pa.
ptf) ID see The Rsy Joseph Badgef o. lhis
Town. Who ie nos IL bic eighty eiglb year, m
lie Jay of election dapDsiled bis veto II Tie
ballot 6uK itf Henry Clay and Theodore
lrelnehHseh, MI, Badger ID truly D p4trt.
III and bhilaatfopist, having buIug i soldier
Ill lhB revolution ii 1910, Chaplain Bt Fort
Mugs under Genefal Harrison IL 1917, AID
who're The Honorable EIlpba WhIHIesey Of
tbls hate taya, he saved bic life,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
nuFNOEQ n N0NNEAaE

THe aJuraFaH evtftY AfeE- VIZ lave
tgyeIysda cory Of a @olk beaftoE Vic above.
iitie, devoted to the improvement Of South
erh Agriculture Zach number, published
monthly, contains Fi&leah pages ii flosfiy.
printed matter III is edited by NJ janice
Cemak, AtIeot. Georges aud published at tlia
low ratio ofgl per year, and " every wey.
worthy 81 al engaged ID that useful branch.
Of tsdualfy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
NOTICE.

Al! Tho right, tile, interest and claim Of
Samuel Adams, IN add 70 ono hundred acres
Of land, situated IL Tho Perish Of t1ast Baton
Rouge and bounded. On the North BY lands Of
Geo. Dtbagseaa, on East and South by lands
6f Michael Adams, and on Tie West by lands
Of VIM EdH9pstb0t fer Die payment Of bis
Parish Taxes, IN the Parish 81 East Baton
Rouge f9f Tie YeHf 1913 together with e6ets,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

.Tbe Fole W. tbe ]sieclcrsi sslIsEe ~ Lou
s.na WIS on Wednesday Tbs 4h msisnt
cast of Pg!d ard Dsjias andF RaTrise, Egg,
,nosiniea 10 convey II % lFsshingto7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
STATE or LOUISiANA-PARTsR
EAST BATON ROUGE.
PROBATE COURT.

Inthe matter Of The succession of5arah BI9unf.
deceased.
Whereas, james Loudsn; has died ia this
court 2 statement Of hia administration Ia said
succession. Notice il hereby gisenfa al those
Interested, 10 sho9 cause within Ten days from
this publication, why said statement shanldnas
30 h~omologated and nado eoaiorsnA5ly 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

TExAs AND rnH GERMAN SrArEs-The
Paris correspondent Of he New York Fri.
bnne furnishes tho following interesting
items Of news relative 10 Texan relations
with The G rman States
An Agoht Of The Tr&anG Government,
scot to negoliato with the g mau Statos,
presented his srcdentiata 10 tho Senate Of
Hamburg. The Mexican Minister pfoloq.
tod against their reception, aud threatened
10 withdraw # the negotiations wets con-
tinued. There were several vessels in port
ready to start for Mexican ports-lhe Con.
SUI would mol aien the papera until DO rc
ceiycd assurances that the independence
Of Texts would not be acknowledged.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

= . - 80 - = -. I"NFEg w III
il hfunselfs' said Jack.
Gone DOM, tel son, said the lady. ii
A RAPE, sihe4e's no IN, Sullivan liYes here's
beg your pardon, my lady, sad Jack
Tate, turning round, and marching qffWith Tie
bed fair and easy.
!" Wei, there was q regular shiiloo.lD the
folsswhen tbs thug VAS found ouf, and cart
repes Rouldn't how'd The lazy farthe rage she
was ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

slagie barrel Shot Guns al very low
5er sala by
9HfI.LIPS 81 LAE0UF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

CfAs pEsstER r. J.
Attest A. WINTHROP. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

NEW Tc7x.-6or. Marcy ahdJadGe Sayaga
have been nominated by Gov. Bcaekto il
the uneSpiredaeFa q SIS wright sRd y.
r Ts|lmadge, Esq, Tie Former IS aeea
elected Governed ofthe atate Of Asw fatk,
and the lsl,er appointed Geycrhpf q Nlsceh-
.ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
EkFstfW NFkAs kftNEfbA I'D 7 Wv
ROUGE.

s Tbs FIST fuajIag.
ateaBef lA1'AN, WI.
Mcclellan Ian N gih8ad, m4st61,
wiil rab a4 i teguiaf
p4eHgt during tic ,tga5op, from NeW DfleaBs
Is Baton R69as, 10 4ehiDg 81 ali tho iHiertba
date Landings. Lea ing Nsw Orleans %
SATURDAY III a, r., ahd WEDNESDAY, ~ 10
o'clock, As H.; and Baton Rouge on sUHpAv,
ii 10 e'eigek. A. N. ard THuaap4r, At 10
o'eidek, "A, M,
RfTCftB II ELEfF, Agents
For freight d passage app3Y 70 he Capitals
Oh B6afd,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

The stock M Sugar OF tie t.bgee Ii very
large and hol0efs are dsatrals If realizing.
ptieea still tend n favor ri buyers, and iAif
quality may be quoted III as 4 per round, Mo
latsea Ia Ia COED jemand al LA ~ lgt nef
gallon on Plantation N Q quote FROM III 20
l3t.. hi are not Informed Of any aalea.
The Flhpf market Ia very tith at MI % tor
0hloi Mtaeaarl 81 so; ST, 1nuia8l 80 per
bhl, The enlaweathef haa hadthe eject Of
81 fleming pfltees New Fork ID now selling
10 small lola AZ 80 so for hieae aud S1 20 fuf
Prime, Bacon ID yefv dull, and prices have
eeeeded ta &c. for Shoulders and o., tef Sidea4
l'fedQee OF all deseriptlonai e arriving pretty
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

observation-disclosures Benton and Alchison
have been elected Senators in Congregs from
that State.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

e. Two distinct rHoeks III Eli earthquake
were lelt at Cincinnati on lhe 2sth nit There
was about q second N tiNte between the
the shakes
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

AT tbs flEFIIi tITri iHIefFet and claim OF
Morgan M5Te4a, 10 and 70 sz hundred and
forty aefss Of land, situated III Tie parish Of
East Baton Rouge and bounded on The North
by iaUja formerly owned BY John 81 Gayle,
longing 10 tho Estate Of Elijah Selsef deeeas.
Cd aud on The West byfaf the payment
Of his Parish Isxasi IN the Parish VI East Ba.
ton Rouge, for tho year lg43 together with
NnhLa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

BLUE Laws OF Commemorative follow.
ing arc extracts from tho ancient Blue Laws
of Connecticut.
The Sabbath shall begin on Saturday at
Sunset.
No woman shall kiss her child on the Sab.
bath or fasting day.
No ore eball travel, cook v)ictuala, make
beds, sweep house, cut hair or shave on the
Sabbath day
No one shall he 4 freeman, or give a vote
unless he be converted, and a member in fuIl
communion with one Of tho churches allowed
in this dominion.
No one shall buy or sell land without per-
misoion of Tho Selectnan.
No Gospel Minister shan Join people in
marriage The Magistrate only Ri il ioin in
marriage, us they may do SO with less scandal
10 Christ'e Church.
When parents refuse their children conye-
p'eaf marriages, the magistrates shall deter
mire the point.
No man sball rourt a maid in person, or by
letter, without fret obttinirg consent If her
parents; FIVE pounds penalty for the first Of
feecc ton fer The second, and far The third
imprisonment, during The pleasure of the
court.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

The friends Of education arc respectfully in
eited 10 attend he examination of Mrs. Fish.
er's pupils on Ihursday and Friday The 10Th
u 20th of this month.
The examination IN mgeie wilttake place
on the afternoon and evening offhe 20fh con.
dacfedby Nr. u, r. Fuerfes. French depart
mont under the charge Of Mrs. Faertes.
Exercises TO commence at O O'clock "A. If.
in the Presbyterian Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

from ST.. lAen pK CsRAs-Thn cnt5esnan
aeptAt tta Iii 4aelphia ~eiazntie, writes The
faiioN iRg from sJago, ur5ier dats of5 .the list
nlf9-"it is W8lb great aat shttioa j 8m cna.
bled 10 state ih4tthn galetdiat Rtdrca so dee.
uuttive on The North $3.50 OF tha Island Of
Cnha, did no damage bfaag Import al this
alace "a m lies vicinity would Therefore
inform Jon tllat The Frafehise of dufieeoH
lterala artie SGT provision aajl ai5ber, as
aGtharfged fr tho poNs III ~iiapana, Matan.
gag and Gaf1euCs, does Ft0t extend I'd this
part. fnour prddqcc te2tsat ! 0at5 IA 4 ereat.
~tir3nucss In Tobacco i a ago mfeF Tor Salin
was 6lied St5 or wfeppers aad iafI..
lefs, In segaft hoth boN and Jf8seop5de,
owing 10 t1ie5f seaic5tg, tha market ID very.
firm, though dpfl ffeia tFe 3cNAest Ill fraHs-
actions. Ihe coming crop id dis fteiehhor.
mend bHis fair to prove am average 6ife, i'd tho
weather has bger farotsbie. TIa CSfsp
crop viii ulH3ontabEy he shofi se stali,
sptensc. aegia next montt 10 8~eceige:same nf
e aeW crog and tIcp can 9euef3adga of
its qualis
a RoAGfNa 0RAT6Rs-Afr. PfesiieHi. /
shall not remain fiIeat, ;sie, wiiie haze a.
toice that i notlambin ibs assembly, The
geueemahs sr, cannot poS5uHafR This natter toa
any iuttacr tltne tHatfs$ more suitable than
now. lie may lad. sr, ff tie HeFcHlaneum
f%er1iuiiahs vltere fep4Njrs age hafled Into
artiotcgions, and tho VIZ Of eeafurions re-
MIGRATED 10 ashcs-hut, Fir, w can tell hin,
indefatjEabtyt Thar ihR Consequences there.
from, multinlied sastefFsaeously by The ev.
lasting principles con- ded for theTby, can
no tGuFe shake thts res9utionthan can the@
roar of Niagafy fslageHaig around these walls
or isre howl Of the midnight tonpsF3 conda-
crate tIe marble statue into icc 9at.s
what ! LID th2U.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD

ttDIt
Collector Of Parish Taxes,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Pf0bat6 C0ufflPafisb Of West Baton Ilou!

nov 10. Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

az We hope that parents and guardians
especially will be present al the examination
alnoun Ell ia'be following card. Mrs. Fish
er's seminary has been established for years
inlfis town, and sustained the reputation of
being one Of the best in the southern country
We viii also venture to state that from he
reputation Of Mr. and Mrs. Fuertes, The de-
~partnents entrusted 10 their care cannot fail
ln mirn - ,eral aatirfantinn -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
WHOLE E0. 99s.

system, ioe winch Santa Ana had determined
10 Substitute Consolidation, and having proposed
son:c laws which ;renchsd upon the President
views and The powers of the Church and Aristo
cracy, Santa Ana sgniiied has intention OF ;is;n-
force 10 counteract even the discussion OF them.
oy which the Cong;css, thinking its Legislative
freedom invaded. suspended voluntarily its scs
sions about The middle Of May, 1884. SAINT.
Ana appealed at oncc TO the people to sus s,n.
him IN his maintenance Of the Religion and IL
s:;R'lous Of the country, which he alleged we.r
attacked By the Wee. President and The ,yrenn
cal majority OF the Legislature.
Prepared by this step, the people acquiesccd IN
a new piln from Cutcrasvaca, by which The scve
rel States were censoldaci INTO one body. Va.
RIOTS OF the States resisted; among others Zeca-
tccas, whose opposition was suppressed by Sanl,.
Ana himself. General Bravo now arrayed HIM
se!iaganst the Government. lie, hove, er, wa4
pu: down, aud the Republic became what it he'd
been declared to he by the Pan OF Cuernavaca
:. one and iaGirisi5lc"
All power maw rested in the hands oi Santa
Ana, (Far:qs Vclcat:ao having bccn dsfran
chssd) whesc, with tie exception Of the inter
reenui, Produced by his Imprisonment in Texas
1t has since resided.
The forms ofIhc Government require that there
should be ! President elected for eight years,
Chamber o; Representatives, and a Senate, Il
Supreme Court and High Court in each de
paFtnent. Besides this thcro IS Ccnscrva;iv,
body, which may revise and annul the acts o
either q :hc ether branches. ana Is accountahl,
only to God aad Public Opinion; but these pro
visions exist Only III Theory. Santa Ana is as
absolute Is Sy!. or Cesar ever was. and rules b,
his ONE Will, either from, The Presidential chair,
or from his retreat ID, Mango dc Clavo. viii
Dustamenia as nominal President.
While this Constitution was being formed, Il
body OF adventures from the United State
established themselves in Texas, where small
colony had been formed originally By the sanc,ion
OF the Mexican Government, and maneuvrcd L.
separate that Dcpartmcntfrom thcMcxicanUnior
The result OF the contest that sprung ont OF II,
the bloody fights O, the Alamo and San JaciatU.
arc vet in the mcmofy Of all and probably Wi
nc too deeply imprinted upon the history of our
ccnntry ever to bc forgotten. 1t may be iha'
contest is nat yet overt L the mad ambition
ruT Executive and the cov1tousncSs vi Il vast POI
ton ol the nation may force Us To endorse all tn
acts Of this organised sy stem ot ula.auclng, an'
no, only compel Us to prolong the distractions u
Mexico but involve us il: the terrible Wazcs of
war III which the Right may not bc or our side
Which may Heaven avert.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
CHEAP FOR CASH.

no . CEDAR, DOOR FROM SAssAC-sTREHT,
received from Auction great variety oi BAzoi
mes Printed Lawns. china Efle,tnn Gin-hans. Blond
Bonnet Rushes, Ribbons Linen Cambria HnndkS Thread
and Cotton Edsngs Gmpun ace, Hosiery, Gloves, Lace
Wells SC eli which will be sold Ht great bargains ls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

,ry- Health, Quiet. and CorrfosT.-The Graham
i!oe 81 Barcay-irt-f New NGia. pro:crS advantages
.,rlnger, stopping days weeks IN he city such rs ar
,.re uitIcl Il Is ellgil located clean anu sy street
very the b>neS part ot tire cy. and N the linlne'a
vicinity of the principal cnblat landings It's apartments
convenient ai nc,r WHITE us table srpples with the he
Vegetables and Fri ;hat eau be Pncu'esi excluding entire
Anna Food and stmulan;' ot u. kinds Cinrse> mtsicTalr
and every effort made render l'JureH comfortable. >!vI
Baths Tree. Remember. = farc street Ua5u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

~ Irish Em:Srant Soctc iy.-Eotice.-At
El9crn tor ci.en q tls Society tu The ensuing yea' WI
b- he! MONDAY the h day oi june next at the otic
0 the uciaty te :lrtys Polls from ~ A. H. To M
ocOc,, +. ii. Ncs. York. Gt May, lsii. nj tdIune
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

SEvE"TiI WARD BANK. Nsw-io'h, May -. 1874!
~ ElectiO,,.-fhc Stockholders OF this Bank ae
hereby notified that IN election i1 thirteen Directors !n the e
suing year aud or three inspectors othe aeNt succeeding cleo
to, win be held a, the Baking House ont TUASDAY Tie il
dGy Of .JAns next
The Poll viii be opene, IL NJ and cIase nj O'Clock Pm
By order OF the Board. A. :. FRASER. Cushler.
me- tell
Cy- The Eoclss cE Subscription To the Capita
Stock tie New York and E:ie Railroad Co. az: now open G
the ic. al the Company No. 81 WGii-s,rec between te
hours OF 10 anus. NM. III. GOULD SecretnIy.
New Yort April 18th 1874 aa6
NJ 'T..uDcrance f:u;,sc, e6 Vesey-,treci near the
As;C iorseiIs f. 81 Cos has tukeu this del slful stun
ton, und offers her friends aud the pubic IL various I'D
yani.ges on the ensonnbc terms.
The house Is and newly tunished-he situation alry,
pen.nt ana convenient t. business aud the steamboat landing
pure vegetable diet iU these who prefer t-wam aad Geld
baths Tree. my2-u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29


The pubic respectfully rcIu"sed TO call and examine
e prne whch has been introduced tins spring. which Tor
urnhly simplicity aGd economy has never De,h SURPASSED
..,. - NILS In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

sNR j. g. HEWEi-r hns removed 10 No 81 Blecckcr-st.
near B.0R,lv vAy New oS. Tuciice confined To Dsio
,a,cu.. Fmctnres ip Diseases Spnln>, C"ltmctions. fn
si iir. Rheumatism Neryou, Affections, lrnderncss In
fnmntunS md Curvature, othc SPINE. .laormed Shoulders
.yie >wenr Weakness VI the joints. sd Diseases oi the
i.l:> rcuCrIy. .o
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

New-York May is'. lsli mi In
NToTICE-Archbsld C;racie King has this day been sd
MI ali11s" lms A' ''''e'' % PRIME WARD & KING.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

ar,TI,'E OF z RFMDVAI.-PiERCE PATENT lfrstl
SpEESiiI NJ KITCHEN RANG and Revolving RonSt-
Establishment removed TO ~ BIva,i"uy. one door above
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
DR.. II. BOSTWiCk,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

/: AJy CARp-JouS " DrryisLr ofN.rcnEz, Mnsssslp
m vii attend legal bus-s thar may e cunhicd 10 hiiT
n the Ic, Courts Adams md the adace, counties, ard
4 il;. ralr cuTts the State \ i,yuJnh- poiSsAonn
,onnectinn IN ir,,ina viii cnsbe him ouuegd t" hns'ne~
lie n Tie iaJhe OF it+a: state; near Na,'s@ i.s ee'' 10
,r,n, & Bnrnn Nnh ls'hf, '"In"cH 1hN
Rob Co. Gr,n, nceatiDf BIown. NanincA.
Brother. 4. CO. Niacuun y ''au!.
-an J,,,h,n,. itsnIy LayetIy.
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