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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06

PASSPORTS FOR ENGLAND AND IRELAND.-A
corresp ondent of the New York Herald writes from
Washington as follows
8 have been informed that between three and
five hundred passp0fts have recently been prepared
at the Stale Department, for persons who are on
the eve OF returning to England and Ireland. One
man had upwards Of thirty of them in his possession
iasr nglE for his friends. Theyare to be sent, prn
cipaly to New York A few Of the discharged
soldiers going over the ocean, TO take the tour of
Ireland, for The benefit Of their health Some of our
Irish citizens are slowing away potatoes for the vOy
age. The British Consul need not be alarmed, as
there is no evidence Of hellicose intentions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06
NEW PUBIICATTONS,


NOR SALE by the subscriber-all the LATEST PUBL
Il CATIONS of the day, among which may be found the
following
PRIDE; OR, THE DUCHESS; The first Of the SEVEN
WHOM 70 MARRY, AND HOW TO GET MARRIED,
Complete;
HOME OF sHAKsPEARE-ByF w. FairhOlt, p $. "A.
Beautifully Illustrated;
THE -HENPECKED HUsBAND-By the author of the
History of Flint
LUCY HOSMER; or. the GUARDIAN AND GHOsT-By
d. P. Thompson
THE TWO CORPSES; A Historical Romance-By Fred
Je28tf WELD & co, " Camp street.
Ageney of the GraeteRberg C0mRanu,s .Medicines.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06
sHIP CHANpLERY ANp HARDWARE.

CAMUEL LOCKE, Nos 7 and Front LcUee, -
- betUeeH CustOmhOuSe and B5eRBiHe streets has "a
lately received full supplies Of articles in the abOve\$lE
line which he prepared to sell the lowest pnCes\/
50 pieces London Bunting Red White, Blue and Yellow
% American Ensgns. Jacks, and remnants,
800 coils Superior Manila and Jared CoTdage;
30 Anchors, assorted, from SO to 25OO lbs;
% Chain Cabes-34, e, l, Ia, Ia incn.
5000 Hooks and Thimbles;
Plain Bushd and Iron Strap'd Blocks:
Patent Roller Shelves; CabOOses nc, NC
l0,00O yards Cotton Duck, assorted Nos.
Nautical Almanacs Log Books, Log States &C. NC.
AIS O-Two splendid CHRONOMETERS, Thomas
Hewitt, maker Jezi II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06

STEAMBOATS,
PROCLAMATION.

Towboat POrpoise lowed down and 10 the Cd inst
ship Ahambra, brig Orleans and schr. Raritan
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06
DIR. MENsING. Dental surgeon.

HAVING returned to the city of New Orleans from his
L tour in the North and East, Is prepared g..
TO perform all operations appertainng to the " szsg
TEETH; and has become acquainted wthQ 7 T rsvStSRS
the best mode of operating approved by the - Ll-J
College of Dental Surgeons of Baltimore Md. HIS prices
for operations proportion to suit tie times. alt If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06
NEW ORLEANS & cARRoLLToN RAILROAD

NEW UhLEANS q OIakLIAO44444 ON rl4444lLAOHAD
Ga III So 5s.l5ssi -
Depot corner If Bdr0nne aud Perdid0 streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant cents
single ticket for children over and under IL years ~
0U tickets, Nhe0 ~ ~
Half the above for distance below Pleasant street.
Servants (aves,) fofany distance. III cents
~ Residents in Lafayette CarIOllton and vicinity,
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate OF
Communication tickets for passage in the Cars towt 80 w
per month Tin advance for either Road and for distance
Children half pce-no such tickets given for any other
period than the first to the last of each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies, in each train.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
" AMRSn
WANTED

WANTED
4 SITUATION in wholesale retail DRUG STOKE,
"A by young who has served regular apprenticeship
the business, and give good recommendations lie
wOnd have Obj CtOIS take situation IN the country
For further particulars, apply at this office SEQ tt
TO MERCHANTS.
YOUNG MAN Of experience, and well cOnversant
"A with business wishes Situation for the coming season.
a good Commission or Grocery House. The best reteen
given. For particulars, apply at this office my5 II
SITUATION WANTED.
4 GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively &C
~ quanted in that State, wishes situation salesman
outdoor clerk either dry goods grocery house. Com
uensaton moderate aud is willing to remain through the
summer He believes he make himself useful and PROFIT
able to his employer. Inquire Ms. TaylOrs 81 Canal
street mhlb
GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER.
f4NHE subscriber offers his services general AGLNT
Il and BROKER in the city of New Orleans, and hopes
by his personal and dgeDt attention to business, TO merit
the appreciation Of his employers. As New Orleans will be
his permanent place OF residence persons leaving the city
during the and DESTROYS of employing an
Agent to attend TO their affairs during their absence may
have their wishes complied with by applying to the SubScT
Der, UueXCepOnabe references given.
my232m W. VAN BENTHUYSEN, 81 Graviel st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06
MONTHLY BULLETN-No. s.

THE SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND of this Com
pany is almost literally q SHL-
phate of SarSaparilla. So
highly concentrated is it that
the dose is but lie halt of q
rcrV small tedSpOORtMi-
while the dose of that which
IS sold in large bottles. is
nearly a lCine. glass In adj
1itiOn to Ssrsapanlla. it con-
tains a powerful cOncentra-
ton OF Mandrake. BurdOck,
Queen 5 Delight, Elder, yell
low Dock, GuiacUm, and
other important medical
ments, " Inch are not found
in any other preparation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06

NO HUMBUG.
UPWARDS of 1000 bottles of DIR COTFMAN'S
u -GONORRCEA MIXTURE have been sold dnTing the
past year. without complaint in ssrngle instance Over ten
dozen used in u. s. Hospital This NJ dicine cha
enges competition both in the poi Of taste an certainty
OF cure where fails the money will be refunded in every
case ~ Sold by H. KENNEDY. "a ChartTes street and
at Dr.. a. w. COLEMAN'S TONIC BITTERS DEPOT,
90 Pc YIlR3S Street ap9 eWNS
SWEDENBORG'S WORKS.
HNHE have received the writings OF Emanuel Sweden
v borg.
THE HEAVENLY ARCANA-l3 vols
CONJUGAL LOVE.
slsd WELD CO, q Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06
WATCHES, JEwERY AND FANCY GOODS.

Z
VNHE subscribers have Just received an additional ~
supply fEeTy superior Gold and Silver Watches ASA
with Hunting Gases of NJ |. Tobias, ROske and II 5fs
other superior makers also, Fine london DUpteI k9<a
patches rich Jewey ofthe latest styles comprising line
Necklaces Breast Pins. Gold Pencil Cases Finger Rings,
&c Also, great variety Of FANCY GOODS, selected By
one of the firm the EuTo markets, consisting OF Work
Boxes Dressing Cases fine Fans RetCules and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles, Table Knives and
Forks Castors Candesticks, Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Reviewers Bowie Knives Military Goods &c,
Ne for sale at moderate prices, by
je2f HYDE 4 GOODRICH. IS Chartres ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06

yNELD s. CO., No. y CAMP STREET have Just re-
w ceved from the publishers fresh lot Of those excel
CHRONOLOGICAL BUSrS-two sizes, each having
all the organs of the brain fully developed in Their exact
location enabling those Eesous study the science with
other instructor.
PHRENOLOGY Proved, Illustrated and Applied.
HEREDITARY DESCENT-Its Laws, etc.
PHYSIOLOGY. ANIMAL AND MENTAL.
SELF CULTURE-By 0. 5. Fowler.
MEMORY-By .. > Fowler. - -
RELIGION, NATURAL AND REVEALED.
A HOME FOR Abby .. Fowler
LOVE AND PARENTAGE-By o. 5. Fowler.
AMATIVENESS.
MATRT MONY; Synopsis of Phrenology; Woman
Human Rights; Teeth etc etc. comprising of the most
valuable collections of useful and interesting reading library
can be stocked with. WELD x co, " Camp street,
y18 Agents for sale of the Graefenberg CO.. Medicines
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06

La4E4f.k5 c. .. WATKINs--E0r Lake Progid E,s
yHiLiken'S Bend Hicks6uTR, Grand ClHgr
F0dfey and Natche..-Fhe new, magnificent and fast
running steamboat G. E. WATKINS, Capt John 4 foey
will continue to leave for the above every THU SDAK
during the season. For freight or passage apply on board
foot OF Canal street 80
Jy26 7. B. SMITH co. magagazlhe ST.
~" The C.. Z. WATKINS will commence her regular
trips in the above trade on THURSDAY the 18th Septem-
Der next and regularly T0ughO the season. leaving
every Thursday evening at O clock
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06

~ ~ LOUISVILLE FaOkeI Do I5-5V7 80
IkAfse Ne1g .4L6any, EUGRsUHLe, etcs-tFith qaSCE
s4sszssEeE dispatch.-The and splendid passenger
steamboat DOVE Jones, master will leave as above S0e
freight passage having unsurpassed acCOnInOdaueAs
apply on board at the POydraS street wharf, or to
"a HYDE X OGLESBY, II POydras st.
N B-Tbs boat was bui by Capt. Jones, expressly
Lnnisyie trade and draws only n inches water
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-06

Bark Union. Hersey, New York c. J. Meeker
Bark John g. COIey Baggett Norfolk and Richmond
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
CONsuLAT DE FRANCE A La


LIZ consul sonssign6, en- execution dss er-
dres quill a reet5s du ministre ID III marine
de Ia ~kepubliqpe ~Frsnfaise, fat savoir par
j. present avs aux marins adj ont d6sert6
des n%avires du commerce f%ancais aunt la
pronunciation des dfcretg des Iga 81 Aprtt
dcfaier, P~ottaut anpistie en- favour dies de-.
ser1eara dos arm6es de. lcrre ct de mer,
qt'ils sont hdmis d jour du btn6fce do
cette atpni8tie.
Les ddersts pr6eitts ct Ii eirtolafro du
mlnistre do Ia marine s6pt depos6s 4 In
chanfeilefie du consulat d6 France pour Y
Gfre corsuft6a par les interessGs.
oct 2G-3s. 5f. Anne ROGER.
LES lNTERESsES dams les parois,ca
Baton Rouge et ~environnantes, po4rront
s,adrfsser pour avis, i FAgent consulaire
France, b Baton Rouge, soussign6.
Il. BONNECIZE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
NENTE PUBLIoUE.

A IA dstnande lie Harriet Jane ~rTarei.
son, In, iHetoa r. HARRISON John A liar.
rlsatt at sarah Ann HaFelsbn. 6pptss de-
Paul klHinPeter, mi L. satssjetth. Sheriff
Dc n p~afotsse d'Est Baton Rouge, off Irat
~ yeute pphitq1e In ~pforfi6t6 oi.apt6a de-.
efitF, hbfithe par ent dc IHnF mere Am
itareis9p, dtt6j6e, %savfif Til moroccan,
DE- terfe dnns eette t4rotsAe 6tlnl siittts
stlr h Bayou Ntnchac i environ Is Miles
ait jessols lie Ia vile do Baton Rouge
cortenant 400 arpents. bornts il l'est mar
les terrrs da John Foreman, an sud nal 10
Bnyou blanfhnr, i Iouest par James s..
WINS ct Etf0wn on Hrri6fe au narI psr
Wtlit7, aTtG toti'eB los alterations ani
ny tfatvFnt. Aussi II csrlagez s]uiya1s,
eay'trt Martin, ne6 d'environ IS ana. Of
Lucy "a femme ~ ans; LindY do 81 ans;
Ahh do 30 ans, Isaac % ans, BETSY 30
ans, ct seg 4 e]nftns, Milissa aa6a de ueyf
ans, SILVA dc Z ans, Raehrl dc 4 nus, ct
Robert do q ans; Extra de 25 Ans Of SEES
dept ehfans i4hatn 4 years d Delftha,
an, hHty 30 ana, ct son aune snfant, pfis-
celia De a ans, Of Mary lie II ans.
A'S 1t'eFaths 80 on 5U tBtHH de hes
fiaux, 90 on 60 e]oclons plus OFT ubina, en-
vfron 30 totes do br bic, IN wagon q
bdufs, ct I'M pairn dc bteufs.i
Conditions dc Ia Yeate
La ferre IN tiers compliant ct ID reataht i
1n credit dun ct dfux Hns, en- paiemeny
sga1s, en- billetB endorses d In satisfaction
&es hGfitirra, partaHt intGrtt de HUT pour
cent apres do, Ct hypotheqte reserve JUS
qn'au Placement final les e~sclavcs 'ei mo-
bilier d IN credit te 12 mois, racqutreur
SEES bilIets endosses CONNIE eli.
partant int6r6t do 3 pour rent apf6s
ech6ance ct hypoth6que reserve sur les
eselayes iusqu'nn payment Gnai-~la vente
aura lieu il Pbabitation SIR 10 Manchac,
letidi l. i4fue December 1913 common.
cant d 10 heures du malip.
T.. G. MoRRrs, Sheriff.
N. b. Les aetns de yeBtes seront pms
sees par dcvant Semi. skolfctd, Recorder
10 cette parotsse aux ffais dcs acqperoprs
ie Ia tefte on e~sclayes ct l~ivraison a%ctuelle
les obiets vendu laite aux acbetetrz, en- &c
,onformaut aux termes sps- mentiannGs de
d yefite. l.. e. MoGafs, :
Nov. IL. 30. Sheriff. :
-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

At bs tlsf1sftea uf taiaf fjta IT. Esa. n
hi esf flsfp4 ii atr4. % 'ttisedaF evening auth
OIL. b. IT, Hae.J. ttbydb. idtet l9ar e
naeaHfHfF. ts1., u Ff# o ieat.' Z afss
Ltet II BfEvtRf, Of tie 70 tRff Parish
In liz town On the sixth instant BY I.
I'll I9gf8 i il d. Mr.. Sylvester Il b5Eaa,
If fbiHl Eaupeg 10 Miss 8sfah Williams
d tile parish
III Iiasdag hat. 1Btt Inst b. tie Rev
n. HaiHHs hi. Ifa4iiff Tffiat 10 Miss.
Louise Hone, both IL this parish.
On Wednesday, last BY ] II. Duffgt4 ]
F., Mr.. tafh Bhafk5s to mtst Mafy
Bt1Ith 10th u this t3ft
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

"DoWN WITH THE CONSTITUTIONS r'-This
has become the cry Of the J~acobins who sup
ported Van Buren, and the third party. A
Free Soil" paper published il Salem. Col.
un15iaaa county, Ohio uttere the following.
"Fhe Constitution does nj deserve rnendinq
no honest man ought to touch it, nor can he
without becoming defled. 1t is a far greater
tyrant than was Louis Philippe, and if the
men OF France were justified in ogeftnrnine
the throne by violence, the men Of America
saousd De justified 6ydsstroying The Constitution
ey The same means. 1T is a hoary-headed des-
pot that has ruled over them for seventy wears
and Il is more than lime that it was hurled
rom its place. and the sceptre IF its donin-
ion broken. In the am OF God and Liberty,
down With the Constitution.
and yet there were some honest men who
stood By 4 party which ayoWed saeh infamous
and incendiarg doctrines.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
hEW Gnnna 1

MRs, HUFsTOF takes thia ot43tttnftg n r..
turning her thanks ta7ltha7 ladies If Fast and West
baton Renee fHr The liberal patronage heretofore 81
tended ~ hff, did Wishes ~ infrtu fllaf4 1T lbs same
fiHlH that che ltHa irst returned from Nav Orleans.
with an'tt,eF haFtist,,17e hss1rtfaent tnHet hRnlsotHaf
than she has ever hui TN hand yet, ansfafina -.
honnets straw aud trsehr. silhz and safius efait sorts
mourning lHanneta, rihbn1s. lacea. gloves. ard artifs
einlq of descriptions. feffrHefY and seaps Of the
choicest Kinds. size Is also making ~ Il splendid ar
fifta # visites. which nrffels she viii keen On hand
MI The wintar, 8H1 ttrttrsas If pfiat %a4tlfIas tfg M.
tnetgrs IN meufintt, which sha viii sell almost Al .y,af
for taatr nj ler t~asi1attce hi third efreet, near ths
tnatkat and lHtt 1oot 70 John Reaa. Esn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

Le soassign6 ayant Gt6 nornms curateur
des h6ritiers absens de David Chan,be'-
DECIDE, notife tons ceux qui ont sdas T"~
clauations contre la dite success
contre Ia soci6t6 de- "Fisk 81 Ehambe.s
dc4 presenter leurs reclamations ddment
.certif6ea dams trente jours de Get avis a.
moi Oh dams mon absence a DIR. Jehu
Perkins mon p~roeureur gu d Daniel D.
Avery, mon aYocat.
ALVAREZ FISK, Curate1r.
Nov. g-3I. 2ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

SuoAR MAKINe.-lhe weather up 10
this time has been very favorable to sugar
making and the planters have improved
thc opportunity. Since the white fros,s
about ton days ago the cane yields better
and The general quality Of The sugar is STU
perior TO that Of last year. We have seen
specimens, from Stephen Henderson, ESQ.
If This parish, r. 4. Stewart, Esq, O. Iher.
vile aud from several other planters in
this ncighborhood, and they are nh. in
gain and sweetness, ola superior quality.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
wAMrrn-

Tha Undersigned rftts he sefgtea H. plans
tats u gonelai. Ill haz baen engaged Tor thirty
yaafs rttheF rs 0VefsHet Or hgaaf nj Plantations
aud can do any wo h required as b. idsr.suear-
maker, penetal fDprovs2 aDt ard ovetHegr. and
" aid be glad 10 have a berth nd IN v arasee,
%Htl ftcig y references 4s to CHI ifactar and
abiiitics cah b. ftfHishdd. Letters ~ tnrnnl.
hie'tt9as On this subject 10 b. directed {, the
undersigned at I3afop Rouga,of If Mt The
b8zeife Office.
~nntl7@]sI@s InH4 HFHHvs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

FHE BALL.-The frst hall Of the sea.
son was given al the garrison ON Thursday
evening last. 1t was well attended and,
five could Judge from the appearance Of
ihese who participated in the heal thy and
graceful exercise Of dancing, it must have
given general satisfaction. We hope this
i The first Of i series IF balls to be given
during the Water months, and the g~allantry
Of oar young men leaves a. no doubt that
nothing will be lea n~naoaa-np their part Ii
bare iheHa regularly keps Up
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed
curator Of the absent heits Of David Cham.
berss decd, notifies all persons having
claims against said estate, o. against The
Partnership Of 1Fisk & Chambers 10
present the same duly authenticated with
IN thirty days from this notice to NE. or
in my absence TO DIR. Jehu Perkins nv
attorney in fact Or 70 D. d. Avery, ESQ,
my Attorney at Law.
ALVAREZ FISK. Curator.
Nov. 0-51. ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

The public are hereby cautioned not 10 tfqde m
two refiiin hotasoi a4np,00 eaeh, Hratyn by Fr1Heis
Williams % the afder III hbd endorsed by " Kirk
lard, dated April 10Th 1913. and payable At The n
fHe Of tie Recorder If West Baton Rouge, and pay.
able the ffrRt IN seven months md NE second IT.
twelve months from their date, hbth signed Mr. ".
HtETua by ] z ftnrat1e, Recorder, sam noses hav.
ing been mislaid mud payment stopped
Oct H7-fs8 PAULINE GRANGE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

A ToucH or II E1p SUHBtHh.-~
Gentlenen Of the jury aaid "A Western
lawyer, 'yol are met together on ono df
the most sol mn occasions that ever hap
pened since | had Il btief. The defendant
being 4 STOUT ind atlt.boiied man, rpsb-
cd like an aasnssiu upon my client, who IL
. fail young widow aud why did not the
III, ndtfs Of hehven blast him when he
stopped Stewards her, STREET he'd forth his
arms like the forttd lightpings Of Jupiter.
and gave her n kiss on Tho mouth
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

YtAHbF NfErtgs af FHtF ,pa.-Tle deli
bnra'inns nj ttis bod. which arp being fht~
Quoted in Tie sbcif vs. Westinghouse, on
West Lotn1ard Il. e~auft9ua 10 draw fogathpr
a Ia ge mntoLer II tie determination, who
res II thithzr Il fjl9 and man laat by fbeir nh.
disturbed attegtt1h, an uetlat interest in the
pto"erdings. The cast end ofthe building 10
occupied ~ tins mn that NhIa that III tl1r Wtst
~ occupied by he lemale members. fof The
trausaetlon Of the GaHenral business Of The
meeting. T'o~lay tie ]plftitfp1 which, divides
iltt botsn will he dta II UP, When public ex-
eFeteeE will be resumed. up1a which oGraRlbi
a nuni''er Ut addresses viii he dilivefed III, i
is g. Pactad, mHnbers # both aexes. The
y afeE If Pennsylvania, Oat7. Ne* tetaaF
aud Delaware. ara lafuely fspreEon cd 1t tire
present sstabting-B4Itima sun, let.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

SUPERSTITION IN 1913. There IL [saye the
Worcester Chronicle now living ii Grady,
near stoufbridee, a woman who Processes 10
have The power Of witchcraft. A short time
ago ahq greatly terrified Il peighboring butcher
by declaring that, within a given time he would
fali from his horss and bleak his neck; and
such wts itts cfhaduijty, ttft he give her a..
Cd. 10 induce her TO change or remove the
spell TINT hung over him. At tho latter end of
last week the wretch threw the whole ne 'gh-
korhood into The gt6atest CONSERVATION, by
asserting th1t a iarg3 sfeam-engtne boiler
would burst at The British, Company's
Irioa Works, Congreayes; The result Of
which was, that numbers of people residing in
the vicinity of the works left the neigIbor-
hood, in order to avoid ffIe destruction which
have resulted from such a catastrophe; and on
the same account several persons engaged in
the works were induced ID ID leDt themselves
during the dry. The Cornwell Gazette records
another instance of ignorant superstition in
l848.-sA farmer inthe parish Of Bodpnib,
believing that some ailment Of his cattle was
the consequence Of their being bewitched, has
recently attempted, AZ a remedy, ths ezpedfent
Of killing oh cken, and roastIngfts heart after
st'ckia it over with pins! The experiment
beenao recently adopted, hiatt the eulighfe
agrteulturist i still awsitng the resnl.
Meanwhile he II b doubt as to the proper side,
light or left. on which, for his own i~nan1upfty
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

RAEtnov AsrESSrsE-ANY ]riti2ena arr III.
fhf,ed thar n Tia If,on aeeRnaton will weather
permitting, take place IA Monday afternoon y,
sociork ttom tht garrison by Mrs. Va
This lady has made several sdsressiul asrpn,
sians or,bis kind IN New 0F eans end other
paris II Louisiana end YEA hope she IN v Ferei
W a rAssectsble patn,Baap FFom ear ritifehs.
NV further particulars eee tla bile III
Fip uletior.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

naltitnd III IIbbaken
W. live. Mr.. Smith. III ei age n~fstranae
ahl sltftling e%teHis, remarked lie other.
with tie guipt pnfpliasis and deiiberailtn
DC a nhi10stpht 80 Europe. last New
Vars hay. as little ANTICIPATED The shock
pf revolution, Ms Fnt anticipated IN the lth
III JULY. ihi4 arrest. Hut laak-ldf 4ba IL
hentin4 line an angry sen, ami ys, ate
ntviFa, OF abtbt III FiBtrt ff nafk itk
tail-thfs way Nt. Smith, II y5u plaa4p
WV shalt lind the aIl wa4gah BY the tottI
side. t%oiipF.'
But Mis-. snhh das III I'D Bt,ptf ii
sthr+t
I have only five dollafe by mr. tp eti1.
HittHg his finger rails with tetatinn.
tFrrrisrlv the bthdiit nrtnf ttpe.' saEl
thc oiiittst 'Naay M. htiftli, totl weai
d watch. | spa--iF IL II The salne M hF
daht-@e ran easily arrange The utattst
Atthnht troubling you 10 eo 10 tis k}n-
satA,'
'lhe value ef tbs dalt satd Smith,
ptllihg ott a gold iettr-lwhy Il r.sts =
hnhJrrd. and any NaNN hfukNt wuhld e9~
vatrt epyentt dollars BA IT.
'Neu SPEAK truly, MI. stnlth' tpM9 krd
he rBthpah on, his Fypa slistpni " Va they
felt upati the watch 'lhAt II wltat | pib-
t,ttse, Mr. ssnith-4,At ttas nv tap, i've dol
Lave, and pivp tnt the ualrhs which ! vill
send toythatroW mbts,ine III ths taller,
where YOU Tan call ami get III aEtsf ta iaR
the viii.
~ N the hest | tan do, | s~uppose
trunblya Rmi,k, Az H. handed Btrt tNr
watch aN5 Nv dollars but Mi. nh rttl
,oa raust lsan oF give ntt 4 eistenrr Vi
rNat NY leftiaae Usrf The river and oat 81
thta vufsed trsp-ihat bill II all The ttlossps
| haNe. with she.
Take dollar Mr. Smith, satd lhs sher-
m generously presenting y ens aplist
hank notp-'tnh uay hteb totie rett tsh
tn~bt.'
Smith to,A thp dollat aud put Ff The
barclay Hprf The aharet leaned paAee
full, against a tree until bic ,irtln, ~ss
oat ii sight. sni then be stepped quickly
on t,oa i thu pieheet which landed hts, II
thr ftot Ut Nineteenth street.
lfaar Smith He rushed ID the Et~pt
Ferry hotsea@AaFre III pot himself latt ~
fare eith THE peFiidicus taller.
That bid Ia a roantefEait,' said the f,F-
~ master, Fetuthihg the one dnllsv mite.
stntth bpgaed HE way over the F5vsr,
and rushed down 10 his tailor with bic itn-
precautions atd complaint.
why. Smith, my dear friend you've
been drinklng-you are crasv. haven't
sued You-l cant size you IN New Jersey
'Nes, the law was Nv enacted last wtnter
In retaliatiun,'
Pooh. pooh there's M such Law thsre j;
| sent your bill a fortnight ago, and have
not thought Of II since
9Oh, ses, | got The hll-tt's In my hai
now and ! intended 10 pay ii Ia q week al
The longest
Smith took OF bic hat-tbe bin was art
there. Then q light broke into HE brain:
he snlote bic forehead with bis clepcbed
Il ets.
'Watch-fve d~nlIara, counterfeit enc
deIlar-whRt n fool | hBvr been
True enougb==if Smith had been q
countrynan but be wass New York
cockney.