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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04
SpECl' LATION IN WHISPERS:
OR SHAVING IN 4 BROKERS' OFFICE


There lived in Mllledgesllc, in 1882 a
dandihcd individual whom we will call.Icnks
Thi- individual had to!crahlc favorable
opinion Of his personal appearance. His
fingers we've hooptd with rings. and his shirt
bosom was dcckcd with magnificent breast
%: ona,. hat, vest and boots were made
exactly 10 lit. he wore kid gloves OF remark
able wh,cness: his hair wa. oiled X dressed
in the la,.s, and bcs, stylo--and Ia COM
pc,c his killing appearance. he spor'cd an
enormous lair of Rr,r WmIsxyRs. OF
these whlskcrsIcuks was rs proud a. young
ca, u II her tail when she frs, discovers tina,
she has one
was sitting one day in a brokers office
when jerks came in 70 inquire the price Of
exchange g. y y lie was invited to sit
down. and "A cigar was oiored Conversation
turning an tue subject Of buying and sell
ling stock. a r,maIk was made hy gen.
,lcman present that he thought no person
should scll out stock in such h such bank
a; that time, A. /, must get better in a few
days
! will sell .sr thing I've got il can
make any ,hinron At. remarked jenks.
- no. replied one. not Any thing; YOU
wouldn't sell your whiskcrs
\ loud laugh follow cd tins chance remark
jerks immodiA,el, answered i would
bat who would Wan, them: ANY person ma
ling the psyhase would lo.e money by TN
operation. IN thinking
'Mril.' | Observed. l would he vuling &
take The speculation. II the lr.ce could b.
mail reasonable
'Oh. \ scll en- cheap ansvorrd Jcn.
~inAi0g at the gentlemen present.
'Mhsi 10 you call cheap | cnquired
i \ eel en- ior hiiy dollar, .Ienks an
i ss,rc,i pulling forth cloud % smo sc scros
tae counter and repeating tho v,.h
Wei, that - cloap: and youll scll you
So,,kers fos hiiy dol.Af'.
M ivil
Bot @; them
'iis,h ID. them
IN ,skc Ac-' Wien can hay
II tlem"
~ Any uno you rail llr then
IA Yer, ~,l--,hcy re mine think ! sha
dsubls my mDney ga then !, least
Ltd b.i - sale a. follows
81 RECEIVED Z 81 Smith rirrr poLl.r
81 IN fsil fr ny o- = % vii-k,rf. !. Dc vor
IA Ard iAseu care 4 by me. aai delivered
;H him when called ~ j JENkS'
=, ssia %. -as . ..as, w., pal. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

WHIST VIII YOU ,Abc 'os the whiskcrsT he
At length ash cd Won, YOU sell thea back
Il ~,
Al. replied !. nov you begin t. ,sk a.
a lns.ncss man should Ics, lomghi thcm
on spccula,inn--l'll .,Il them il can ol,ain
a good pricc
Wha, !. YOUR rticc"
Onc hundred dolars--srsI double NY
money
Melting icssi'
, ~, far'hing lcss---ani I'm no, anxious
TO sch at tina, price
We'll. III take them he groancl. rhcrr' /.
your money, aud here. barber. shave a this
I'D internal whiskcr in less than no time
shall be late at The bali
The barber accomplished his work and
poor jerks was wmskcrlc.s Jcsks went
10 the ball. bu, before the n,gl, Was ovc'
he ,rishcd he haini-
81. Lou,s Rerc'Ar
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

IN the village Of Piou n peasants vito,
after n long Illness. ic'l into n lciharsy She
wa thought dead. and being only wrapped
IA linen, - vas customary among the poor,
aos cfrird . 'Nc rlacr iH,cineni Ga
hdg got serat .cI. aud bIcd proiuscly.
which caused her t. revive. Fourteen years
after they took her second time to be bu-
RED when the husband cxclaimcd-"F For
Gods SAX take care of the hrars'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04
An IDDOrfdnt Tote The uous. Of /,

An Important I'oir The House of As
scmbly OF tho Canadian parliamcn, on
Monday last passed an address to Her Maj
csty praying that the free Navigation Of the
-. Lawrence be granted 30 all nations; and
also that the navigation laws be repealed,
81 far as they, IL manner, relate 10 that
colony. There were only two disscnt,ent
voices. one Oh each side of The House, viz (:
Mcs-r. ALVIN and Erna.inscr
On Wcdnc,ily the vote was concurred
IN los the legislative Council. by Il large
maturity
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

Seneca iafiaas A party Of ,iKty.fyo
Seneca Indians arrived at - Loul. On the
81. bound for their former homes in the
SO ! .t q . trsa,s u.der
aal. - rom .....i -. tU.Dr aas seat to
t. tar N,,' w. scar. since. h.. been
annul.ed. Having suffered greatly, they
are allowed - return II their former
homes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

Pnec, are very god -ai the farmer,
At }, true. AID added, bat YOU being "a
lcaucd maa Mr. President, am nothing
..' tr ig1ofan, farm irr ypg be 80 kind
o. irfoia mr. Inn -iboi prodgces
itrsr h,gl priccsf IAe rre,ljcn, paused
heinnied aad huaiy said Il IS dfeua 10
srptain hor Il rS.-Es Papr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

Nr C.ay' Nr CLAY" said an eccentric
gentleman who met him one day on steam.
boat .N's'cr Clay at,hc same time catching
hold of his coat tail what is your opinion
Of the tariff WHY said Mr. Clay compo-
s.dly irving to disengacc his garment. my
opinion i.'nai Ills coat will tear i you TINT
LEI u sO'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

Cooi Rc'y-"Ii we are to live after
death why don, We have some knowledge
Of it, sad a ,Ecp'ic To- Clergyman
WHY dil' You has some knowledge Of
tins Isp'lh be.urc You came into t. was
the caustic reply.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

Tun lNpI,~IA>. ar BrE>A VIsrA
Surgeon chamb. rlain IN u recent lc,ler 10
the sunday News, relates the following in.
cdeni IS Illustrative Of the power and IN.
Aucncr 4 Gru Taylor over tho troops IN.
der nj. command Di'ing the rc,rca, d
The lni.aninus ten Taylor riiing up,o the
rear Of the rH'ung Regiment, thus aidres-
scd 'hern
Nan--soldlcrs fellow coln,rymcn-l
'onghi for you and your country before
you were born fought for YOU when
you were boys. have Tough. Dr you sinee
yop were n,ru Now want you to Ggh,
u lmle whis for me VIII YOU do II
IIuzzl for old X,ch 1un on, H.
he death Tor old Zrck'' was shouted By
more than Two hundrei Of the gal.an, Ll
lows for such they Subsequently proved
themselves no immediately rallied un
der M Officer and Tough, bravoly during
the RS, oi The ongsgemca,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

jerk zen tie broker, ohce in high y'cc.
n,sssshins his five Central hank ". and
telling Ill his acquaintance. Il the crcA,
bargain he had made in the salc II h, WINS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
THE NEW WORLD.
NEW SERIES.

On Saturday, the I'd of October, vii be
tssued, on a very large and elegant folio
sheet, and on the plan o. "l'he New World
formerly published III this city, Il weekly
literary newspaper, with the above lille.
II will contain the new and p~epnlhr pro.
d]uetions Of al the best au horg, homo aud
foroign,--ineludin Bulwer, Dickens, Jamea,
Leigh Hunt, Jerrold, T1laekeray, Herbert,
Bryant, Lon fellow, Irving, Prescott, Sue,
Dumas, George Sand, and hosts Of other
celebrated writer's.
II twill also present weekly extracts from
new books, magazines, and newspupersof
all kinds, of the most interesting and anus.
ing description.
The old "New World" was 70 well
known, that Il Is not requisite TO enter upon
amy labored description Of the aep W ord;
SINCE the latter viii he exactly like the
former, except 80 fir rs It may he improved.
II viii be embellishod from time 10 time
with elegant and costly engravings.
In consequences Of the great economy
which has been Introduced into the art Of
printing and paper msking, The proPrietofs
are enabled 70 Offer the new paper al the
low price of
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
The propriefots are making extensive
arrangements in advance, to make 'sI'hc
New World the most nnexccptioaabIe and
agreeable
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
published In the Union.
They mean also that it shall be Original
as well as excellent aud they are accord.
inglyprepared to make, md will make lib.
ofaI arrangements with authors. As an
earnest of this, they announce, to com.
mence with the first number
A NEW ROMANCE
written expressly for the New World, BY
FRANK T~oREsrrR, I'll. w. Herbert Esq
author 81 the Warwick Woodlands" ''My
Shooting Box, &c. &c. Also 4 series O
ORIGINAL LEGENDS,
by EDMUND Face, ESQ. author Of "Lu.
cretia Borgia," "Catherine Howard "
beatrice &c. &c,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
LUABLE VEGETABLE HEMED
DR SwAYNE's

CoaFoUSp 8YHUr or WIN CHEaRY,
II mild and pleasant to the taste, perfectly
"a fe and harmless in its operations, and yet h
is one Of the most powerful and certain rome
dies for CONSUMPTION Of the Lungs. Coughs.
Colds, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood, Liver Com
pldfHt, Pains IN the Side or Breast, 8ud gege-
raj Debility 81 the Constitution, that WINS ever
~it}entsd BY tho skIll Of man for the relief 81 the
afflicted public. Certificates and evidences Of
its wonderful curative powers afe daily re-
ceiVed from all quarters. II ~ Impossible II
conceive the aggregate Of suffering and mis-
cry that has b8en relieved Or banislted by it 4
nor can we calculate tie immense bsbe6 fal
silall accrue from it hereafter. Asfsgfss, ser
ea ana constitutions are alike affected BY i'll
and the disease is eradicated from tie system,
the constitution repaired, and health restored
by the Hae ofiR WAYNE2SC0MPDUED
SYRUP or WILD CHERRY. Iow many
sufferers do we daily behold approaching an
uutiuclg grave, Wrcsted, IN the bloom IF youth,
from tha h relatives and fri ends, afflicted with
that fatal mal4dy, CONSUMPTION, which
wastes the miserable sufferer, until le Is he-
yond the poWerof human skill. IF aach sgii-
erers would only make trial Of DR. SWayn65s
Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry, they would
find tdeInselve8 sooner relieved than by guIp~
ing the various ineffective remedies with
which our newspapers abound; this 'Vegota-
bic Remedy heals the liberated lungs, stop
ping profa8e night sweats, at the aame time
inducing a natural and healthy cxpecl oration,
and the patient will soon find himself in the
enjoyment Of comfortable health. The public.
should bear in mind that DR.. Swayne ID q
regular pra tising physician, who has hid
years experience in diseases Of the Lungs,
Chest, &c. The Original and only) genuine
article Is only prepared by DIR. SWAYNE,
". W:corner Of English and Race streets,
Philadelphia.
DR. swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherrys put up IN square bottles, enveloped
with a handsome steel engraving, bearing the
signature ofDR. SWAYNE, and is sold by
agents IN Ill the principal towns throughout
tie United States. Agents for Baton Rouge,
o. P. Davis and Geo. M. Heroman.
Aug. I4-28. 2t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

CoAcH ACCIDENT TO Mn. CLAy.-A
correspondent ofthe Philadelphia Inquirer,
writing from Cape Island Oiae 10th Inst,
relates a narrow escape which Mr.. Clay
bad the previous evening
"Aner dinner he rode out on the beach,
In Mr.. BrOlaskey's coach, drawn BY four
splendid horses, accompanied by a lady
Aom Kenhncky and two of bis friends. On
their return, as they approached the Hotel,
TIE driver, In cuFbing one Ofthe leaders
rather sasddenly, caused him to commence
kicking. Both leaders then kicked the
horses beAind them, and these jumped and
reared until they broke the shaft and ran
ase carriage inc be fence. Just before il
struck, Mr. Clay seized the young lady in
his arms opened the door. and leaped oul
ofthe carriage unhuFt before the driver OF
any bystanders were able 70 render assis
tsnce."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

0rThe friends Of Gen. Taylor will hold
n meeting al tho Court house on Saturday
the Ath Sept to select delegates to attend
the Rough Il Ready Convention TO be held
IN tbis place on Monday Ihe 9Th Sept. to
select n candidate for Congress.
We hope the different parishes will be
well reptsaented In this convention, by a
ready response to The call.
Similar meetings have heen held At Rich.
mond, Madison, Conrorlia and other par.
ishes, from whence delegates win attend The
Convention al Baton Rouge on the fret
Monday In Sept.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
narSen hhvertIaemnnl.

SrEAM noAT AcotprNr.-The Steamer
Talma, bound from New Orleans to 81.
I.ouls, came In contact with the steamer
C0to Joyeuse at the foot Of Cypress bend
on the night Of the goth ultimo, and the
latter sunk Immediately. She had on board
= full freight, including about two hundred
head or horses and cattle The first en-.
giascr and two others belonging to the Cote
IOyeuss are missing, and the boat and
machinery, a total loss. The Talma sus,
sainod no damage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

nAYou SARA SrEAM.rAcKEr.--The On.
paciousS and elegant steam packet, UNorE
Sax, has now commenced her regular trips
between New Orleans and Bayou Sara.
and we hope she may obtain that success
" b her spirited owners and officers de.
serve from tho public. We are politely
furnished with the latest newspapers by the
clerk, who win please to accept of our &C,
acknowledgements.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
INV Yoan CRY August IAN 1s47.

New 4onK Cry August l3M 1B47.
To rHB ED1roR or rnB Baron RouaH
GAZETTE.
Dear Sir-Pethaps you have noticed In
some ofthe New York papers 4 statement
concerning the remarkable powers of n
young mathematician IN that city who
adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides, and
performs all other arithmeticul calculations
with a rapidity, that Gems almost 4nirnc.
ulous. As am that person, | will endeav.
our to give Yon d correct statement ofthe
facts, which ! hope you willpublish. First,
let a column Of figures, say 1000 in length.
and 10 OF 30 ID breadth, be placed before
me, and in less than 5 seconds of time |
will give the sum total, always commence.
ing On the left hand side to place the an
swet down. Second, let a sum be- written
down in multiplication, with 1000 lgures
In tho multiplier, and as many in the null.
tipiicand, and | commence on the left hand
side and write the product underneath, all
in one line, as fast as the figures can be
written down, Thirdly, let 4 sum be writ
ten IN division, with any large amount for a
dlvisor, and ! commence writing down the
remand 7 first, tHsh the qtotient. Interest,
at any per cent, can be performed in the
same manner, without using any extra fig.
ures. Fractions of every denomination,
can be summed up instantly without reduc-
ingthem to q ommondenominator. These
rules can be learned by any person having
the printed instructions in one half hour.
Please insert this in your paper, also stat.
ing that any person, wishing these rules,
will enclose $40 through the New York
Post Office. Please send me one paper
which will contain the above, and on re.
ceipt thereofI viii forward you a full set
of these rules, free gratis, by which
you can become as experts al figures as am.
am your humble and obedienf servant
PETER M. DESHONG
The mathematician.
P. S. Other Editors copying the above
and forwarding Dir Deshong the paper
which contains Il, will be furnished with q
full set of the above rules.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

DAGLY National Wn1a.-ThiR excel.
len, paper published a. Washington, must
everywhere meet with great success. To
any &c our readers who wish to advertise In
that section, Il will be found an eligible and
economical medium and tho subscription
III s0ch a work, (Go per annum Il UMPIRE
Oeden.ly low. Who would grudge 20 for
tAe memoirs Of General Taylor, which APP
pear IN that paperf
nA@San ndvertiaamnnt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
BATON u
l9.
b aeconA amtng mecllur nr.

aI
THe sccoaA spring mectpq orcr hc
Mtgnolm Conrss ntH beetu IN Fcbrnary
ne1i md continue NC bnyg.
FIK5T DAY.
JOCKEY G1DB PCasE 800, entrance 10
per cent added two Dr. more entries 10 en-.
title the winner tetfle ptYsas Nile heats.
SECOND face ssme g. ~Swecpaiakes FIR
two.year.olds $3.50, entrance S7J, forfeit
925~ declaration. Mile heats.
3D. DAY.
JocKEv Ct6g rgnas 800, conditions
as for the first aet--two IafIc aeats.
3d. DAY.
KEvz@ STAKE $500 fr.rancn sim
forfeit d~eetag@dou. 70 be- run for ~
thua dds; enGfigs 10 Close on e !-h
q mber, and all Declaration to 70
"a 1y lat January next. Heats ~,
miles.
sEcox6 Rxcr Dau.-J,,hovc
purse 5206 cDhdi51ng as for tile first r~s
st. !be4noetlag feaIs, best thee IA
fvc.
lib DAY.
LADtEs PORse 520O, eutnence ten per
cent, conditions as ab5is. Ills rase viii
BE under t9e rxclneiFe control oflhe ladies'
who give1hs purasgoqniIe heats.
5th DAY.
/: DOGGY CLrB TUase 600, entrance ten
per cent, conditions az above-three mile
heats.
9Th. DAY.
JonKE7 CbUH PURsa 100, entrance ten
per cent, conditions a. aboye-.oar mile
heats.
Persons wishing TO maze entries, will
address their communications to A. Penis
ton Esq. Secretary ofthe Club at Baton
Rouge, La.
There is at this time in exercise on the
course, the tar-lamsd Fanny King, Red
Bird and several other good un's. MFR.
Patterson thinks that Fanny win be full
jolly FOR Revenue Or any other champion
Of the turfin the coming campaign.
A main Of cocks will be fought during
the Races for $500.
ODOM e. ELLIOT
Proprietors.
The following papers will please copy
once a month for six months, and send
their accounts to the office Of the Baton
Rouge Gazette for collection viz: Nash
vile Union-N. o. Picayune-LouisiaDa
Chronicle, st. Observation-Disclosures
Journal-Spirit Of the Times.
Aug. 7-27. 6m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
up
DhA IENJs
Mn. WALKER respectfully informs

Mn. WALKER respectfully informs the
citizens of Baton Rouge and vincinity, that
he will give lessons ia Drawing, 6ketching,
Linear, Pergpeetire, India Ink and Mezz0-
tinto Shading; Dracing from Nature, nth
The rules Of Light, Shade and Sdadow, IN
SEVEN LESSONS. Ladies can receive les.
sons at their w residences, and he will
receive gentlemen at his drawing-room, in
the City Hotel, where all are invited to call
snd examine specimens.
Aug. $50 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

0wWe are authorized TO announce the
nnme "a Dr.. n. M. HHHHFuHD. AZ q candi.
date lor the State Senate, subject to the
nomination Of a Democratic Convention 10
he hold At Baton Rouge on the first Monday
In tiaptenher.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
WRsr Barrow ltpuer

AuEugt the I0th IB4f,
The Wings Of the Parish of West Baton
Rouge Are Invited 10 meet at The Court
house on Saturday The 4th Of September
A. ID. le47. The object of the meeting
will be made known on that day, and u
general attendance IL expected.
Several Wings.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
RANGERS SALE.

Will be sold at public sale on Satur.
G4aday next, the 18th instant, at the
court house in the town Of Baton Rouge,
at II o'clock H., one bay mare taken up
BY James Lowden, one sorrel mare taken
up by John A. McHugh, and one bay horse
taken up by Mrs Greenwich, taken up as
strays and posted according to law.
Terms of sale-Cash
]. R. DUFRoco, Ranger.
Sentemher Al. d.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
1 l.. @iA
fHf#E{
III HHAb utARTtRH
9th brigade H. NJ
PtAarBMtFH Aug, l7lh 1B47.
Ia gApF4tg A, Il, Herf0u

HatBn Rouge,
stp-You are hereby ordered to as.
Sims tie Command Of fife 1lth Regiment
9Th Brigade d. NJ. and to proceed forthwith
~ fiji Ill vacancies existing in the several
companies composing said REeiment accord
ingt 10 law, and az soon as the same Is conn
pleted report to Head Quarters at Pladue-
mine In order hat an election for field Off
GERS in said regiment nta} be ordered
fy order Of Ct. s. ROUSSEAU.
Big. Genl. Com. 9Th DFigtds IL M
v. j, DuPuv. Aid Do Camp.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
BWt1HEH's sONG or HOME
Wffn ADDITIONAL VERSES BIZ W. n ".

-
WHY. oil why HY heart this sadness
why mid ga like these decline
Where al tho stfthRs Is joy and gladnasst
Say what wish ean yet be thine
All that's dear 10 me is wanting
Lone and eisetless here / f5sm
FOR strangers joys toFe'er enchanting
10 ME can never BE- like home
Tell me not of scenes of gladnsszi
They but mock my hapissa DOOM
An Exile heart Injured ii sat6gss
Signs but for It's native Home
Give me back the home Of childhood.
With It's rose md vineselad eotF-
The toek-Bonnd spring, The deep, park Wild
These can nHvsf be forgot!
Give HE those. ! ask no otbat-
Those that bless lie humble dotns-
where dwell my father aud my mother
Give, oil give ING back my hotaF |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

We are authorised TO announce VlbtB-
NHuvH BLANCHARD Esq, Of West Baton
Rouge AZ a candidate for the Office Of
sheriff Of that parish al the ensuing elee=
tsBn IN November
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
RACE o THIS DAY.
Sweepstakes for Suite Horses

sWeepsEaEes Tor 6addEe Horses
A ~sweepstake race will come ofoyer the
Magnolia course Baton Rouge, on the fret
Saturday IN September, free for all saddle
horses; q single dash Of mile-catch riders,
1876 entrance.
ENTRIES
Mr.. Patterson enters G Horse Dan Couch
Mr. peniston enters D Horse Nicholas
Mr.. Duncan enters b Colt Easer
Mr. A. M. Dunn cutters d Horse Stone Yonkee.
Race to come off ut A o'clock r. NJ.
Gate tickets twenty-five cents.
ODOM AND ELLIOT
P~RoPRIEToRs.
aug $50 2t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

UrWe are authorized In announce
RteHAHp LouuWs Esq ! ~ a candidate for
The Office IT Parish Superintendent Of Pub
lie Schools, Al the approaching election
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04

HFWe are Authorised h announce l..
q. MoRRss Esq, The present incumbent, ~
4 Candidate i6F The Office Of Sheriff for this
parish, az ths ensuing election IN Novem-
has.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-04
MAYOKALTY.
The prics Of flour being $3.50 tie Ia.
kers will give 80 ounces OF brcad Tor 10
cents for The ensuing week.
JOHN Il. DUFROCQ, 7. 81.
Aug. 2s-2s. 1917.
MAYONALTY
MARIE

lie prix de Ia ftrine ttont $3.50 les bou-
hangers Berout tcnus de dcpner 10 onces de-
pain pour dix sous pour Ia serDaine cour.
rante. JOHN II. DUFROCQ, Il. ~.
Ao6t, 2s--2s. 1917.
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10 rtANTERs AND oTnERa.


We tbs Subscribers, baving entered into
Copaftnpf ship, NOW ofar otf services
planters and others, III The building IF
MeCdfstis's Vertieat 6aW.1 Mills. Hgggazs
Guitars, ind Torn Cutters, al 10 be attached
to Sugar mills or other driving power. The
Vertical saW.mill, attached 10 fieAn.powtf
will cut from 80 90 faet of lumber per
hour and II ht horsepower, from
1000 10 1900 fatf day. The Hagasst.
cutter will cut the GaHtaBe into particles
from ono til three inrhass IN lengtlt, for tbs
ptfage Of man1fiBF land The Corn
c0tte sill cut from 10 10 30 bushels ofcofn
per iHtf, shuets md eabs, into very fine
PARTICLES, and will eost fts planter but
little, in comparison with the great steipa
IN food One peculiar advantage or cutter
has, over the large eftl hef, II general 1se,
Is, that it does not pulvefise the material
into dust-=the duet being undoubtedly IN.
furious to stock, and will certainly engendef
coughs and other diseases, u consequence
which will readily he perceived BY any
one who win reflect for one moment on Tie
subject.
II we receive n liberal share Of patron.
age, In the above Inventions mud improve.
tHBnt4, We will IN duo time offer 0thers6I
eQp4l Importance.
MoCAB5TIE " TOMAS.
Baton Rouge 4 Sept ls47.. 31-lt.
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hs~We ara authorized 10 announce
ruanur j. KHR AZ b candidate fbr The Office
ef Auditor 81 Public Accounts, Al the ap.
BroaehinR election.
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Mn. Eptron.-=At the request Of many
friends yon will please announce Mai II,
wv, FoWbpn, as h candidate for the State
tanate, III The ensuing election.