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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

f8tla to- COS, II HrGiye hVngtemps hytBl Tan.
t%aitefig Do b]lyouae, ultonda que u ~ u
q besoln dts fare Do priItes hslfos Of une
ggnuds halte. flndiy que 10 ehameau no
d0it iamais b'anstef ayanl d'gtre d6chlrs
60, II pent AtleE 40 ifOt ot al galop, sIl
n'esi pas chafgh, o. vi est pouis1iyi par
dc Ia eavalotie: dans 60 cas-. il p~JIrralt
transporter Implement das lf0lp5s i d.
gFhaIes DISTANCES, spii pour une ra2tia,
SOFT pDai tguto auto gtre0 9staned nrI3Ite.
" h1ti1, IN bl1,plgb do chinea ~ 81
q cphiplalufnt Indispensable " u spiinis,
sion d1 5lhrn i Ii i0ntn ftipfi ffiDeHise; u
nalyt uB pougaut, 4ln, folio, 9fe onpt0ye
stit 40 c%Bnvoip, SOFT aax ambulance. tes
COLONIES q1i, chaqae nhnar, Dp6fef9ni
iaus ees regions.
"Bteato 1n aInifera, 4 Algaf, ~ mi.
nal Observation-Disclosures ea,ri US, st ne ie
general ma pu 50 progllef qn''Yec laa
diieuIt6 don't 90 BIT psat " fare d'llgs,
~ veuX ptftar "a mahafi.
- paraIt ptOtv6 qm Get aRimll n'esi
lltr5 chose qao u rhipraB, % %pfut6tqlf
10 jrDmaitirp; aenlens1i Il est al cha,
maau &c quo 10 chsyaI ds course ssI ~
ehsv d4 traii. IL m4hari mapg7 d.
Forge o. dgs dtttes. Son Irol esl NOM
aIIOns5 q4e cgIat d. bon cheyal mit.
CONNIE il peat a~ilrellaf i estis aiIlrt pea
dant Qlln1f h%eates,it %s'epsult quo =
mtrehs Dan ut eat do ~ 4 6t
l%laies. ~ ]ejianto il W cptftf IN ~ &C.
anlsatlx llI ygaat de- PIE 10 T1tnb9nc
lpi, ~ glt ~ ppt diastang II otb pctdt
10 we. 5lw puls a. cot ]sntnll, !
propotg Do son voyage al mont Sinai. u
general 4 pg s'ea pr,eufor trois. qFl st
ptopoae, dit On, Dc presenter 81 goliTet
nrr.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

aelH

TIEaE L0zenges have now been 10 use, III
The southern and Western States upwards on
twelve months, during which time they have
gained FOR themselves 4 popularity unpfeee.
d eated IN the annals Of medicine. In over
$4,000 cases they have proved ansinfallibtr
remedy for the destruction Of those reptiles
within, which are the means Of sweeping 0I
hundreds and thousands ofthe most blooming
children and youth, s]evering the cords of if-
~feetion, and forever blasting the fondest hopes
Of The parcnl. 80 great has their efficacy IT.
v~artably proven, that they may we'll be called
the only certain worm destroying medicine III
use. aud the greatest discovery ever madeafor
cxpelling the various kinds Of worms that so
frequently and Interestingly annoy bolhchiid.
en- and adults. Many diseases arise from
worms and occasion Tong and intense suffer-
ing and even death, without their ever being
suspected. Grown pcrsons,are very often az
ficted with them, and are doctOred for vari-
Gus complaints without any benefit. when one
Of two doses Ofthese L1zenwes would Spcedi-
ty cure them. They are certain remedy, and
SO pleasant TO the taste, that children cry for
them, and eat them as readily as a common
peppermint Lozenge. Wherever they have
been used, they have received the most latter.
ing concentrations from Physicians, heads Of
families, and the public generally. Much
more might be said in their favor. Of the safe
" with which they may be administered 10
persons of all ages and sexes ;ofthc vast ex-
tent and magnitude Of the suffering and death
accustomed by worms of the inpotency Of
most Of the preparations which heretofore
have been presented TO the community as a
remedy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

AMOS ADAMS, Avocat 81 CoraCaIls
continue Pezercice de 70 profession dafa les
cours du troisisme 81 qgafriSn.e districts ND
ciaiEcs ct dams la cour snprEms 10 I'Efat
LesAaTti-ea confii es 4 aes Roins reoegfcza
Pafaenticn la plaa ass.due. II tent son tfsee
b Baton Rouge, c8cojgnure dec rues s8aas
etChgrch, vjs-a-Vis I'tglisc catalogue.
22Janyier 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
RHMEnEa pOuR LEa nABlTA.

TONS.
Les e0uggignta e0n1aisbani, pour les babk~
tana 81 les m6d1flua, Importance aail y .
d ayoir dsa rem8des iFaiB Of vtriiables, ont
pfis log goihs les pEJs etF1pnlen pour q
cheix de- I9nr assortment +; ct d'apf6s le5 ar.
r4ays Bs18 ai'lis ont fat j bgldres, pafia 81
Nv. Yifk, refs id rs5agJF laufa e1y0is
rtgliigfs, ls p1ufroit e5ti9ta'afn Ut ioafiE
aus ~Jaoltlns Ut mrljsits lfp fgal3ies qt'ils
q .44tlfo1td5 lttlite s91tfls 80
SICKLEJ Il Gu,
Nt2l,r u3 les Migisius.
I~np5fioafs OF m1rcimls l5 nstlsetnossl e
pstitures i l'haiIe, II laiafn ~, &c, wen
ns1t ~ fltfs t'tB Htltfe ! ttT assortment
Id Il tlealt3sf ~ i!stey et Dirtt5lgs, ql'li Of.
from i YanlFt i ~ pfix 4%aaatigala.
Jaft. i 40 FLU
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
NogvEAUx ARRANGEMENs.

La posto arrive do Ia Nou,elle ORLEANS 10
LuUdI ct le Jeudf
Ellie ptrt pJufi IA youyclle Orleans 10 Nor
afedt Il le sahed et les paquetg 80 fermen
z hegfes apfGa midi.
In y f4te arrive De Nafchsz 10 Mcrcfsdi st
ls Sdi9edi, ct lee paqaets cur Natchez, sc
Torment e Dinanebe Ct le Mercfedt, . 0 net.
reg d. Foir.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

just received. on consignment, q few Wa.
CONS, Horse aud OK Carts, made ofthe besi
materials, and Substantially pat up, The o.
Carts are four inches on The tread. and are
made for the Southern market. Piaafers Or
others desiring 70 purchase, wiflfndIf f0 tbeir
Interest 10 call aDdexarniue them, rs tbey viii
be sold unusually low, for CAsR.
PIKE q HART.
Nav 2gtb Ial1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
INSTITUTIONS ANGLAIsE e. FRAN
CAISE

lie sousaignf, ayant fornc nue sociGtG ayec
Viking llabiIe professeur de Iangne Anp;ai.
Jf' a Flionneiir d,thiorfner fc~spectueuscment
reg h1bi'ants De Baron Rouge ct Ie public en-
sthcraI, GntI ouvfifa INC clafAh de mott, Ie
Ter Nogembre 1914, ppur Pepscignemenf de-
q langue Franeai C d'apres lie pysteme do
Jean Maucsra, systeme pratiauc 81 thforIoue
*nf leqnclil q 2 lrenieut ftfechi e, quill a
rouge cife ic plus prompt pour apprentice
aux lepnes atgcrIcaf0s q Parler ct d Gcrire
correclement lie Francais.
ne PilT, le s"1ssIgnc idferme respectueu-
sement e public gull pourra donner des le-
cons Particulieres sur Ia Iangue F1ancaise.
s~idemande lui en- est fate.
oct. 10 ~ r. CARE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

MAnloS, Perry couDry.(A!a) June o., 1911
4. SPENCER. Nj. p.
DEAR sfp--It il a5luf nine months since
your agent lett wI'i ~ a 1~t1atiy q y0nt
Anti. Bilious pills; | Id not 5elisse thftfnurf
could be done with them. t5r tlIey were teH
uipdirinc 10 us aud We were largely aupp'iet
with Peters, NJ fits luj otIter sintlar Pills.
ybich were we'll kuo ~ here; but froW III
testimonials Of the eIiaacy, d yfat Pills j.
bilious Diseases, sick headache, dyspepsia,
bowel complaints, &c. &c, it was not long
before som were induced 10 make a trial Of
hem. They were II once found 70 Dc just
what they PROTESTED 10 be: and from that day
10 this their popularity has been rapidly 10.
']reasiug. have sold during the IasI few
months three hundred and twenty boxes. You
may Calculate upon a large sale 81 them dn
ring the coming season. / wish You 70 seud
me six or seven hundred boxes as soon as con
v]enient. Send them to the care Of |. G Dn-
bose & c., Mobile, Alabam
Your Truly, + II GOLDEN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
ARRMrE.

Par Ezekiel Ferguson, d II liz miles
DE- y ron Rouge, nlr ~ eliemin msnnnt d
D1a'4 ruffy sur fAmltr, una jnmeat dc
%iaalent alezto, Ylsa4e bline, les quntfc
piel hltiie, aa1t 9altlne tnlrgae Yislble,
d'rnyJfpn III ppu nrs de hantauf. Le pro
pfiGtalfg est tel5ls do la fetiror go % on,
flrm,nt 4 IL 10.
as DUfnoeQ. Rangeuf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
COUCH .1SEAaNg3

Da. HrLL's Cough Lozenges are nowrapid-
" superseding every other preparatiopin the
relief Of coughs, colds, asthma, ~whooping
cough tigbtness Of the chest, and all pulmon4
airy complaints leading to Consumption and
death. Price % cents per box with full direc.
tons.
For sale by D .Jourdan. G. souterre, and !.
w. M%usselman agents, Baton Rouge La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

LIZ CHEaEAU EN ALsERi&.- Ton,
!oa1uis a public Ia t~elattoa dane exp@dl-
linn rccaInncnt fate. par le general Htr.
cy, dane le desert. Nous en- extray'ns e
passage saivant 4ai nous a para carielS +:
"Itreste l plrlsf da re.aittt 80 expe.
riences n]rdonnees sur le chalaean.
"froit cents c1ameaav ont TAFT FeXPe,
dtion drdasart, pa an scal nest NOR 40
rot''e, lin seui a etc egtre Il Sph ne I'LL
oat econ0lnisee al @tres'r, pnlr l'p'nsa.
Dc e"nyar. sleeve 4 Pii' de 5000 e.
"P.asienfs e~xpen1aces annoneees na-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
AVIS.

Tous ceux q"i ont aes r6clamations
"""t'e IA succession de frne Mary L#kin
Soni par Ia p~resente notifies de les presen.
'"r dilment cert,fes an Snussigne. lequeI a
ie nomm6 e~xeeaieur datif lestamcntaire
! Ia dlIe succession.
DANL. D. AVERY.
10 mars 8 Daiif Test. Ex.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

j. r. B~EAUREdD, Ch.rurgien- Denfistc
elevt do c~elGbrer. Knapp, devant passeI
4~nelques temps Dc eette vile offre ses ser
sices dams tout eel a rapport 4 la chirnrgle
]lentaire aus hffsnS des paroisses d'Est et
POuest Baton. nge.
Iitlelt son cqiet de consultation ct opt
ration Ieataire4 Ia mlism de III. Theriol,
proche rh6tel ia. Waddfll.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
CHANGEMENT DE
DOMICILE.

J. T. ~BEAUREeARD, chirurgien dentiste, a
fransporfe soa dornieile ct ca5inet d'npera.
Iloas a IN maisnn de Dir. Therioi, pres de
fb6 ell dc Mr. Waddtll. So
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
III DocToR D VAsorrz.

n DOCTOR D VAsQUEz,
De Ia faeultad de Paris, medico v ciruia-
%, Licenclado pr. Ia fachltad medica de Ia
NneFa Orleans, oirece fespectuosamense sus
servicios a las EspmoIes de ambas parro-
qttas que quier4n balrearla eun sa caniaaza.
Esq inc opnesfa a Ia de- Dir MaliIard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
JAMES mcguire,
DAGUERREoTYPE ARTIST,
NO 8 cAmr STREETS,
april . Mem Or1eang'

CHAUX a VENDRE
De IL Chaox, du Sable, ct dee Briques,
so1stamfnent Ell yente par
r.. BERHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
D

lie aoufeigHt infDrme reHpectacusemcDtIe s
5atisseurs ct auites, qu'l Get pref 4 fairc
cute batlHge en- brique OF autre o8grape
lahs &c genre q fouriIra auasi ious ies ma.
scflaHf neceasaIree teta que chaux, briquc,
sable, def conditions raiaonnables.
j oife sea services aug l~q5jta8a surT,era.
std Sc lutte, d'apres ~ logeae . pzricrec
lars los oasrages De fIegeI u. bg1g.ir ion
nor pIcihc satisfaction.
L0YAU BERHEL,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
VAL ARRANGEMENr

From New Orleans on monday $ and Thurs.
lays.
From bayou Sara on mondays and fridays
Closes for New Orleans on MONDAYS aud
fridays at 8 O'Clock r 81. for BAYOU Sara on
Sundays and Wednesdays at 9o'clock P II,
HI WADDILL, Postmaster.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, 6LLArs &C

VI ibbhAE t&FAP y hSP|s gp4hFtfhEA2 ~
The SUBSCRIBERS respect.
~ fully inform he c]ffizeIls 81
TTFH Baton Roua aud vieloiis
that II add IN to The Judd.
ng and repairing Of eapi1gct hey are con.
stantly receiving direct from e maBnfactur.
ets in Newark, N i, a corn lehaagartment 81
harness, collars, trunks, citAlHIes, gtFfs, &c.
&c; also co1ch aud furniture ~farnisl, black
ind brown Japan, all Of wlictkriII be sold at
small advance on Invoice ices for cash,
liae for sale, one leather Top hegy, ore cloth
up d.. orc de-. without top.onc TWO horse
wagon, one draY. and a fulIaasoflmeBf Of
he lsteade, and we are fully ptparcd 70 make
I'D repair, al kinds ofeabiuf work.
cn1ins made aud undertaking attended e.
At THE shortest notice.
w TUgARD, & co.
september Q 30 1913
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
TuoarrlNs' Burr, Somgter County,

A1OHEhINS hLOFEg 9bHlPtG' N'1blJs
Alabama, January d, 1913
Dr., A. SPENCER:
DEAR SIR--I wish you to forward me alarge
supply of your Pills; | don't think three hun
dred boxes TOO large a quantity 10 send. | SOLD
one hundred and sixty boxes the last SIX
months; they are The most popular pills in this
place. For bilious complaints, sick headache,
dyspepsia, and such like diseases, hey are
considered almost an infalIibi4 remedy, | have
been agent for DR. Peters Pills and formerly
sold a large amount yearly. But | nov sell
three dozen Of your Pills 10 ane Of his. Nv
customers think them superior to Peters Or
anyoiher Pills.
Respectfully yours, o. KELSEY
D- Price % cents per box, with all direc-
tions.
For sale at the Drug Stores Of G. souterre.
and B Jourdan, and at the store Of w Mus
-elnan, agent: Baton Rouge La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
ECoLE ANGLAIsE Er FRANcAIsE

ECOLE ANGLAISE TT FRANCHISE
DrErGEE PAR r DUvAL.
IL. L'anglais ct Ie Francais, gramfaaire
traductiolA, compositions.
20. Geographic.
30 I'm caurs d'Histoire universelle.
10. L'Arifhmetique.
s.. L'Alg5bre applique a Ia solution des
prob cHies d'%arilhmttque.
DO. La Geometrie applique a Parpenlage.
7t. Tn cdursEe tenue de lives.
81. Uncitlrs de Pailospphie naturelle.
lie prfx De l-'eaSeigaement nst lie 50 par
triinestre payable par demi irimestre.
Conrs preparatoire de trois mois pour les
petites detnoiselles commeHcant.
Les enfants sachant dtja I'm pen lire, ap-
prendront a ecfife parfaitement ct avec rapi-
dite fins re.plee de trois mois, en- meme
emps eft Hans lie meme intervalle, a ecrire
orrectement sous Ia diet6e, dams les deux
ngues.
A enseigner en- peu detemps, ct bien ce
que les enfans appfeneat dordinaire assez
malSen dcux annees ct l'ohiet de ce cours.
lie success men nest point douteux--Le prIx
est de 50 pour les trois mus payable apr6s
le eours.
jan. II 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
AVIS.

AFIs.
J'nhre sndre gu a loner, aux condiiio ions
les plus faables, ma propriei6 ruraIe sttaee
pres de Ibn Rouge.
S'adrer, pour trailer, au Docteur B F
Hsrney.i Cap II w Fowler, ou a Mr.. l.
Bounced 4 Baton Rouge, gu bien j moi.
meme, j N O,IeaHs.
r y OGDEN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
HnFs1sasi
b q
VEG

THESE pllis, wherever they bare been
fairly tfIed, have established al oDglable eel.
sbfiiy, and afe daily snperCedtnR al gtlta pre-.
afati0t8 Of medicine, 10 ea ing those diseases
tf WlIrh they afe recommended. They are
recommended BY ahe Heplty as the best ca.
a]pefle6t medicine j muse. ~ fiae,
ia reneral ' tec ri the community rive them
He decided preference, da9 ffeH tbsir dsc.s.
90 there ID no appeal.
The foIlawiutf e from Nr, l4aae NJ Th0m.
40, merchant, II aIiadeea Sgri1ts, Alab4H1.
TALLApEsAsP arSas, i'ALLADEgA u,
Abtbfnia, August IL, 1872
Ibfg "a IA eeaity, that I lave been afflicted
with aick leld4elie, 4yspePsIa, and liver com.
plaiat and eastigenesy for he l9st eight Gr nine
years, during which time ! hid taken, ~ wei!
~ FeC1'lefi, 5b0ut ai8ty boxes Of 33rk~lth's
Pills welye bbkespf Peters Pills, auIa ntut.
Der Of boxes Of Oh unpion's aud Bft1dfetlt't
Plllt, all Of Which afforded ne bat little 9r 10
fetief. At last, | wis recommended totty DE-,
Spencer's V0gotable pills, AND WELL. ! DID,
for | never had but one attack u The sick head.
ache after / commenced taking the Pills, (tppa
bout six m1ntha,) and ! candidiy %ephfesr, fhat
/ have derived more real benefit FROM The use
ef Speneer'e PjIa, tim from all The Other
Medicines and Pills that have ever taken.
and / would earnestly recommend ibem To
ALL, as beiog 10 my opinion the beat mediett"
in use Tor all lingering complaints. The Pills
have do1e me 90 much good. that ] would no.
feel willing To be without them for five dollars
i box and | cannot but feel very grateful 10
Dr. Spencer for having prepared eGc't a yalu.
able Medicine. anil Tho ii.f FthuiI0l Of If III con.
ferring a very great favor Oh The public, rs il
~ a hing of the utmost importance that every
emily should have a supply Of d., Spencer e
truly valuable Pills constantly Oh band
ISAAC NJ, THOMAS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
MALE DIES %, II.
NEW MUSIC FOP PLANO

NEW MUSIC FOR Plano
Just received a few copies Of the most
fashionable music Of the day. such AZ Polka
dances, quadrilles, waltzes. and Bolerom.
4 large assortment Of ali kinds Of musie ~
ways on hand and for sale by
A. R. FUERTEs, Ctr HsRi.
dee. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
BARGAIN.

ii
About 200 acfss If some Of The best land
on the road leading faJarkson, uncuIIiyaled.
ahoni III miles from The town of7Baion Rouge,
are offered for sale very cheap. apply TO
this office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

Ct'ina. Glass and Earlhenv are--Jus. re.
:e5red and fer sale BY
VIM MARKHAM, Church st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29

Le sogssigts'etanr flabl a l'emplace.
msut ri devapcrup6 par feu A. G. Naa.
gram. e<i pr}a executor foltes snrfes d'Ou.
wages daus profession. ~ espere par snr
assiduifa eflpronptitude mtriter Pencou-
ragement dAbiic.
JAS. LANGToN,
Janrfer so.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-29
WAG0Ns ANn cAnfa

LgYAU BERHEL,
Brl4uctcne dc IL Garrison.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-16
SOMETHING TO READING hav

SOMETHING TO READING have
been publishing for the last three weeks ex-
ira copies of our Journal, intended for cir
~culation through the Wabash country. This
week sir hundred extra numbers-four hun
dred for one house-will be sent in differ
emf directions in the interior, along the Wa
bash, in Illinois and the Southern portion of
Kentucky, which number, added to our very
respectable subscription list, make quite a
large edition. We mention this fact purely
for the benefit of our merchants and Others
who desire to make themselves known to
the trading community and increase their
business and the business of our Town.
The surest way 10 obtain a good business,
whether in themercantile or mechanical line,
isl 10 aduertise-and advertise literally. No
thing speaks SO we'll for the enterprise of a
people as TO see their Newspaper well filled
with advertisements. I'VE may prate forever
about the advantages Of location, our resour-
ces, future prospects, &C., unless We go 10
work in the right ray we can never build
up a city. Our Merchants may, possibly.
be able to "hoid their own" without our help
but we can tell them that to increase their
trade they must patronise the Printer. He
it is who turns their dimes into dollars.
We have orders for four hundred aud fifty
extra copies of cur next weeks paper. Now
is the time to send in your advertisements
I'VE furnish extra copies at the rate of lou
dollars per hundred, cGSh-and insert a no
tee calling attention to advertisements FREE
Of charge,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-16

The New ORLEANS PIcAyuNE of the Both ulti,
mo says:"The horse is probably able to stand
more hard nocks aud bruisea than any other
animal used by man. We recoIlect, while on
the Santa Fe expedition, Of seeing a horse tum-
bic, head first, down a frightful precipiee, as we
were crossi ng one oil the immense chasms OF the
Western prairies. The animal struck his shout
der againsta pointed reck, bounded off and struck
again upon his back, falling IN all a distance Of
near thirty feet, and every one supposed there
could not be a whole bone left of him; but he
rose upon his feet, snorted, shook himself, and a
second effort at climging placed him safely al
the summit of the precipice, and apparently un-
injured. We were reminded of this by a tum-
bic of the horse in training at the st Charles, Tor
the new drama Putnam While engaged yes
terday IN making his leaps from one platform
% another, he missed his footing after the feat
was performed, and fell a distance OF near TWEEN
feet to the stage hoor-his rider narrowly esca-
ping by ~cIinging TO the limbers above. Not
the least injury did the horse sustain, but. ON
the contrary. was at his perilous leaps again in
the course of five minutes. Cats have nine lives,
they say. Those of an inqni.ing and Philosophic
turn OF mind should turn to and cipher out the
precise number possessed by the horse"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-16

OF CONGRESS seems to be doing very lit
tie at present. The House is humping a.
way at the Texas question, with no likeli-
hood of its ending very soon, There are no
less than a dozen different plans at present
for the annexation of that country before that
body. Why don't some member propose 10
annex the United States to Texas. Il is our
opinion that would be the best way of getting
round the many objections which seem to
stand in the way of a union.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-16

A most estImable citizen of Rhode Island
Joseph Clark, after having held for forty-fve
years the office of Treasurer of that State, was
at the age of seventy nominated for the Office of
Governor. MIR. Clark promptly declined being
a candidate, assigning the following very sufi-
cient reasons:
"As have enjoyed a good character among
my fellow-cItizens all my life, as is proved by
their choosing me their Treasurer more than for
ty years, | have no notion OF losing it now in my
old age, by being set up for Goyernor.n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-16

Or We had some idea of Offering an apol-
ogy this week for our late appearance, &c,
but on the whole have concluded not to do
so. We may as well mention, however, that
we have been absent, attending a "TVhig
Consolation Meeting," (see proceedings in
another column, at New-Harmony; and the
way we we're consoled was the right rGy.--
Besides being feasted, toasted, invited TO a
ball and divers other places, all free gratis
for nothing, we had the good fortune. 10 col
iect some old debts and procure some new
subscribers, and if that amt consoling, and
cheering, loo, we should just like to know
it; and to cap the climax we have received
an order from one gentleman for fifty copies
of the Journal, and from another for twenty.
five, with assurances that the adimes shall be
forthcomingin Was there ever such luck
in the printing business beforei But then
Harmony chaps never do things by halves
They go the entire figure when they start
Then huzza for them, we say--Huzza 70
them that huzza for US. "Them's our senti
ments,n and We don't care who knows them
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-16

MR.. CLAWS POSTAGE.-The Wheeling
Times says from the number of letters daily
passing that place it is estimated that Mr.. Clay's
postage for the last year has not been less than
$40, 600! Some means should be taken to re-
fund this enormous tax.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-16

@One or two slight errors occurred in
Messrs. W.. 81 Bells advertisement last
week which will be found corrected in the
present number. We again call the atten-
ton of country dealers to their large stock
of Drugs, &c.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-16

PENNSYLVANIA U. S. SENAT0R.-Mr.
Sturgeon,s term as U. S. Senator expires next
March.-The York (Pa) Republican says: We
see it stated in several papers that Gov. Porter
has secured thirty members-Locoioeo, of course
-ofthe Legislature to vote for him for U. S.
Senator, who are also determined not to go into
caucus.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-16

OF Our Legislators, after a session of
six weeks, return home having done just
nothing at all. if we except the pocketing
their per diem allowance, and tits onr de-
cided opinion that a large number of them
have visited Indianapolis for the last time, in
that capacity.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-16

GSnow fell here on Saturday morning
last to the depth of four or five inches. 1t
soon melted, however, alfording little oPpor-
tunity for sleighlng.