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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
A

AVIS.
Les sQ1ssignhs %marchands ta~illeurs dan
n rue dc Lafayette, en- face de Mr.. Mls.
seItnan contseur, ont %lhonneur d'informc
les habitants de Baton Rouge ct des envir
ron~, quiIs vtcnnent de r~ecevoir TN tres
loli assortment de MARCHANprsEs en- ton,
&c quill y a dc mieut pour l'automne @
thiver, don't is offrent 4 confoctionner dan
te dern'er genre ct an prix h plus mos
deere MOREAU 4 Co,
Baton Rouge, Nov. 5--IO #
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
CARRIAGES

o~-1R On hand for sale, one Coach. part
&zz=s8- worn, one lsaroucho and one Bug.
Ky with extra seat for driver, of my own
manufacture. new and warranted Of best
material Nc, W. F. TuNNARp.
Sept. Q. II. ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
nR. MARTTNss.
'01fp0UND BTBUP or WIN rHfRRy

COMPOUND SYRUP Or WIN CHERRY.
Tfffs CaMF0uRn IL gtis If the best remedies ever NJ
FIRED 70 the puhlic IN Coughs. whether arising from
Colds of tie WhDnpiftg EbtiEh. er That dreadful mails
dit II utnFtHlptiGtI. Few remedies lii the SHIRT time II
ibaE been hgt1re the public. have effected 40 many
cufbs. The rrtFfietpfa are every DAY rarHitinr FrftBf3
~ it ~ = distance. and In THE titF. IN rhi4h fhav
haze bath highly Efntitied To learn tn Fhrgl aftbrt4
Tin Bishop Ut the Protestant EniHnBmif 9bnrph III
MarFiand ttlta Right REV. w. Il. Wfiittiurfispr flas
HTTTIHFTE#T TT ~ 1T ITFRE IN FHP FIFHH II m his EFtV1
person with decided benefit: mud 8nr Medical friends
III not scfttple IL recommend IL lis ufle u lbs hest 10
NEEDLES IL t1n%tiHBtipn. bronchitis, aRt1iuta. #-e
which they lave ever met with. The mllggFinu IL
from p highly respectable pttvsirian Ul Knut EelatHI
Within WE mnle acquainted With The preparation
kEsr 4sthun. June I'd. IRf
Dir ffnrtin-Dnar Sit: Eirnn mt rFttlrt, F,r,a
prescribed reair ETRTF or WIN rHFTRE i,
ftFeral rasesi rne IN particular. n rlse NJ A silrna. ii
itlF standing (abotIt l3 years. h ~naigllrur mud ratiprt
IT lnne. Her disaase had newer bean happHttaa H..
am Afarfiritta which She hrs taken aid ftf H. l,st
!eaf of two she haa been confined enfiTafr hi thr
li7iHe. / d. not know Thai she had enni riel,tte
rest for a long time. but eiate che Ing fpt1tpfnc4f
takhlg Ypnr Medicine land lIp has rntr taEap ms
bottle the y enabled to- 90 10 he'd and rlpRp e.tl III
night | think The Medicine wiil make 4 pPrprf ruyp
y her. and fIte IL isteFiuBipd 10 give 1t n faif Trial
Her husband. M Res'stiCk tgaftelrepn il q merchant
here, and TaFh II YOU will aend hitR Fofae of il Lp will
nft rs your hgett
fuiFR. EAhuHtf Harrrn. NJ H.
Priee 10 eantR per bottle. ArOlfri each haslt .lvsrs
is p eliUft treatise On Disaaspa If the 1iipst. @
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18


Da. TOWFaEND's HAHHApARtlLA.
FHF riusF tStRAdHBtEaRy MEbtetFf IN
yHk WoHLB.
This TivtraHt II pbt t1 IL antrt b tt'ee, IL
is cir Tins Bh apar. and WaaiH4tad SUPERIOR
IN any add It ires diseases Wild uHt II TN IS
iing. rnFging, AickaniHg " tabiilatng the pa
thent.
Omar FAIL AHp Wffrrn Nrrtctzr.
The great beattty aud superiority If Tile.
hafBaHarllla uvet All DIN mplirfu in. whittier
II eradftateR diHaasae, Il rueinorslta the luive
TIL orn Of The v ry hast itll and vintat
med cineE EYER knownt II not 1aLy nutifns ttpr
whole system and atr"ngtilors the person. hnl
1t creates new, pure aud rich b oI. a Dovaa
posapased fy no other mediniue. And IN this
lies me ht vi secret Uf IT. aureass. IL hpa
performed WithirhthaS pta tWn rpats. more
than $4,000 cures If Havere naans Of diseases.
nj least 10000 were Ueneil rnd iueurabie.
More tltll 5000 rasas uf flnonie I5ipu-
an ttisni 5000 ctsps NJ Dyspnpaia. 1000 eaepR
NJ General Uabt IT, ard want Vt Eaerp.;
1000 raHes n The different Female tant-
y nints: 1000 ctsaa Of 5crnfttas Son rAaas
Of Liver ConpiAi1t, 1.tn0 rn@e4of diaa1ar Of
Che Kidneys Ant bro 1rF. 5000 enses ~ Con
sumption: ard tltausauos III rnsas uf ifsaaapn
81 the blood, VIZ; II GERS, snlt Rlannt. Fnt.
plpR. on the face, etc. .tl4atliar with numerous
easns Of aick tead1cba. p in III tha eide and
Chest, Spiral Affections. etc,
This We ate aware met a pear incredible
hut we have iattars from Physicians and our
Agents from all parts Of the United stater, ira
forming us of nHtr totd In nary cures. IL. VAN
lsusEthk. Esq. one Or tia 1t,4t fsepnrtqbls
Druggists In Newark. ". !. informs "a h / he
eau FnBIr tn mara fla An / IA a,B.. ia tt u gt...
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
Mf0uTfr Dutktts,
T'WIiH A WETT

fn~1asas 1Afos 1quaE sfkAmnH Mtnsrts
R' j. III IHF HTAsfBR.- heirg TN
EHder gone b thorough repair and no sx
tanes SPARED to make her btie ef the f154t Comfortable
passenger b1ats In the trade, will tatr ftaka two trip
i Hahk. as fellows.
Leaves fjsw Orleans e4ary rFf5fav III III A. w RI.
turning leaves FsaTHI rouge byHFV NaFEIFIaY NJ q :. VI
Leaves New Orleans every mbHlaF lit Il II MI fef1rn,
Ing leaves Baton Rouge. every Wednes day ut "A N
For freight IN pasaaee apply on bs4ff IF ta
PtKF u tfAar. Agents.
July 10th 1917.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

tutifs; EAHHHt HARFEn. W. h.
Priee ID rantR per bottle. Aroanri each baale here
h p slUft tfeatiae On Disaasna IF the Chest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
Albany, Aug. IN, 1871
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED t,nrr

This Extract nf s~arsapsralla has been sv-
presslF prepared ia reference to female .am
Ptaints. No female who has reason tn snn-
posa sao n approaching that critical nerin3
-th1 turn of life" should neglect 10 lake Il
" Il II 4 ceFt4in preventative far any ot tbe
naFaerous and harrible diseases ta which tnr
males aFs sAb eet atthls Iia,e Of life. This
adperio laY b delayed several years bg nj no
hs medicine, Nor is Y less valuable sar
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
CYpRENS.

IVY or Three Htrplred Cypress Trees from, Tho
f,"5'o, may he bought 5oo far Cash. IN 4 iratt of
@rn,fi ~. Una aEer' a few miles above ;ovn. Early
'ft"''"t'"' " no made 10 ting editor Of this paner.
f2-snaYrgt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
ARRANTEn RAYnpS

TrARSH q SHEPHERDS Patent Frame Back
tWs122F' Wade Il Butchers Conoaee Razafs.
wade Y Butchers Chinese Razor -Tilot-
sous brass back Razor. All warranted. For
SAFE oy lmar29l C. c. TUTTLF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
AeENT ron DAroV RougE Ia @
HUGH +. HAnDTtt.
SHIkT'sl SHIRTS -

Theiata7t STYLE. well mada and nIza Mt rny, rttans
Gent g iisle Thread l'nlnfrhifta. Linen Drawer,
and all kinds Of &oche. for sale Mt.
april lA-ll. r. tlnrErt i. O..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

A Eplrndil and large assortment, n stor,a and
Fancy Goods, which will be sold Chcan far Cash. mn
deviation from first price asked. "
nrril l5-li. Ron,~- T. =, AZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
u GtnI- = Mnttin

Respected Sif-ih j~natiee r. y0u and 10 tlip pphlic.
ana r. disrltatge q hieh aud responsible Uilligati ion
testtng upon me, ] Take this fneiifi Or makinp knowgp
~ tlf@ Public. teiiUHf3 yu1 think Ii wyttftipT If taiEdjali
ing The remarkable ritre yBtlr National Tt,,ir hss
wrought N M particular caae. | had bsai laf1rttae
gt1Irr An intFHuittile fever faF IS mrltlss. ! had tired
difFe rent eminent Physicians. but without a,,cr4se -
tie true. the quinira would stop the chilla . day or
two but flpy would return with double vi1lpntv. utp-
vi Became weak end pruaeiaiad. Nv stptaepi,
F~fnlen md hnrd. my eVirits broken. and ha5 brt Ill
llc hore ot again becoming a Sound man: tast vslttpr
| arei '"httIly RaH this Invaluable Jpuir. aud acting
as q drowning man would catch al RtrawE. en- ! rpvphf
at Z holtlo IF your Melirine-cuinmenrei taRirg H.
ard teinrH ueel u haif bottle my cbiila len me. NV
gapfe4ie gradually returned, and my spirits allen. sti
by tlr time | had finished the one bnitlp wac se il
were, n reT nai, Nearly 8 year has plareptl and /
have, not he'd a single chilli Your pills ne The most
popular pills nntDi'g us. Yours. with frtnnrt
i9Hp Nelson.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
RICE POWDER:
II DOZEN, Of a superior quality, in store. and Il,
sale al """ y
L. BOEGEL, & co.
FINE STATIONERY

gilt and military ball paper engraved. embo@se5'
gold border md mourning cards, also velvet and ivory
card cases, gold and silver morocco paper, gold cd.
ging, letter ciipt, crayon holders, bristol boards and
drawing paper, al sizes, Newman. Osborn's and
Reeves draWins colors. Transparent and marbla
states: dice and dice boxes. white and yellow ay,ya-
topes, also 100 peams of letter. cap. tissue and blot
ting paper, INST received aud for sale nv
q. NJ HER0MAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
Regnlar Packet.

xxrgzeaa Ter The Coast, Donald
ST. tifle, Pia7uemtre, Ba-
ion Rouge, Poyt H4dsgn
Bago,a Sara and 1}uaiea
tteire d abti.
The fav5rite and fast running staar1at UNCLE
SAM. Y II. Rsfanco. muster. having undergone
thorough repairs. will commence in The BboTe trade
on Or abB1t the frstSepfefntsr.
DAYS or DEPARTURE.
From New Orleans. Monday ut 8 p NJ. and Friday
at 10 o'clock A.. NJ. =
From Bayou Sara-WedueafaYs and Saturdays.
after the arrival Of The fail road cara.
The Uncle Sam will extend her Mondays trip to
Ttnica. For freight or passage. her accommodation
surpassed Ivy none. Arply u
y. LANnTE. Baton Rnlna
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
1nRTITG GnnnH-
New Assortment Of Drugs,
HI EaAiaanf 81 Aas

The s~ubsettber hes entirely teneped his stock If
M~edtcltsa shd ltae Just fstefvsi 4 full assortment III
French, English and American chemical prrHl gt4a.
selected with the greatest cure and warranted Of The
test quality, Atnt1s the articles recently received or
nrr1rnrnA u AMt ElL.t-t1nn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

HfH#8FR'h Pr The Eoast, U9a1iFsoaritis. Plaque
fzassFa mine Baton Ro0ae. Port {fg9sga, H4-
HEtertae Bagoa Sara, Point CgapsF and
1Rfied.
T1ta feeular packet atennef ELISHA J. q Landry
Master. will leave New Orleans every Itlestlay
mnrttinp. at III a'eloek, ati1 every FriaaY 1T +, 7. M
Returning. len YES Bayou Sara every Wednesday, at
10, A. M and every Sunday ats 4. NJ.
FOR freight or passtge, having superior a~ceotarao-
daliotls. apply ON board Or at the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL!

'@1FE# 'AA n 3 D. u H. :
Se ] l. ELRY.
JUST received. n fine assortment Of 10 willy
consisting in part If the following
Gold Stone and Shell finger Rings.
Ear Handkerchief and Key Rings.
Ladies and C'anflemcn'p Brnaptpins.
Scarf Ribbon and Hair Pins.
Studs and Sleeve Buttnna.
Tips Slaps and Slides.
Necklaces. Bracelets and Bracelet CIaene
loekota aud Miniature Gases,
Gold aud Silver Pencil Casrs.
Gold Pens and Silver ThimbIoa.
Watch koya.
Bal Tablets and Bouquet Holders
Gold, Silver and Steel Epectaclee.
Stone and Silver Coat Links.
Gold and Steel Mounted watch RibonH.
Steel Nnst Chains.
Jet and Steel Bonnet SlidaR.
Letter Folders, Pen Holders and papor
Weights.
Coral, Wax, Satin, Steel, Gold and Silver
Beads.
Hair Ornaments, Polka Head Dresses and
Ladies' and Gentlemen are respectfully ;nvi-
ed to call aud examine for themselves,
Shopon Lafayette street, next door 10 Phil.
ips & Ianuup. e. G.. TttTrTIE
Feb, Il. No. .. 1gl7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
MARTIN It WHITELEYta NAT1DNAf
nj

fltif preparation IL . certain curr for the Agua an4
Fever, ard DFspeEaia. VI ot1Y All a trial of II. ana
pre- Fatiafsi plaher and citiEabs Febetally. viii sara
itnttfels Or dqllhrs Wy ksepine d Supply NJ the Tonic
aud Martins Pills by Item. Read ihs fllInvir,g rtr.
tiH"ntt uf q worthy thah who was cured bg The in u
tie Tonic B:
REArEn DAhs. 1uRRN AHp'a Co.. Nil
IrL1IEr 81 tai~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
NOUVEAU MAGAXTN DE
B~ifOutcFie.


Az BATON ROUGE.
@ - L. s~cusirnt s'etani e 10
etabtl dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, dams Ia
No0vei Hotel on brique sur la rue dc rErliee,
tres respeetneusement ~infortne lea otto.
yens de cette place ct vicinifd que son oh.
Jet est de trailer on Tl0RLOGES. MON
TRES, Rtj0UTERTES &c, do toutes dos
criptioos, dams les derniares modes, 1t Mus
tenrs autres articles trop nombreuses pour de-
taller.
H0RLOGES, NONTRES ct RrJOUTE.
RlES, do toutes espaces r6pare avec SONS
rarahlios pour deuze mois.
LA GRAVURE DE LETTRES EXCEL
TEE AVEC som.
II aussi sonhsftc que PR sa rrando attain.
lion ct QUEEN recevant toutes les semaipes Ne
nonveIlcs articles do son genre. onTls ponr-
rent 50 procurer do &c quils, aur5n mt bnsoip, i
heauccup mctt|ueur marche, que dams la vile
d. la Nouvelle Orleans.
R. G. DELARODERTE.
JUN 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
DEFIANCE.

Cheaper Than he eheapest-tess thaa Apctjon prices.
md M ~hHattea I
W. ha4e inst received md are teoei wing b iafts and
plettllI nsaUttIneltt u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
New Spring Goods.

\ nsa - ? splendid assortment Of Gipsb.ro,
saie Al IN. NJ W.. asaFsi mnslins, jnst received and for
"StaFk Oae Price cash Sra~w
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

Agrtcnlkmrists' md Mechanics' Associn
ion Of Louiaiana.--
EMILE BARrHE ESQ 81 New Orleans
Is authorised to receive and receipt for sub.
serlPtions to this Association, in the City Of
New Orleans.
L. y. HioueHrov Esq Is authorised 10
act az agent for this Association throughout
the State, and to receive and recent far
subscriptions. He will also deliver to the
Members, the proceedings Of the last meet.
ing, and receive communications on the
subject Of Agriculture and Mechanics,
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Chairman Executive Committee.
June 5--Is.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGtfN .
EERtNG.
NOTICE

Is hereby given. that m purruanca If a
contract Wi h and under instruct ons ffon the
huFreyor General ~ The public lands lur 'hn
Slate Of Louisiana. ] will re .survep and max to
the corrections If The lines. nf public lands
and private claims. embraced IN The fotltw
ing Tusvtships. in The patisfl Of East Hetap
houge, GreeHsbaFg district. Ionisians. VIZ
NO. 7, apnth If FasRe F0. !, spst in which
batHn Rouge te situated Tau uship M. 7.
south u range no |. east Township no. =,
south of range M. Z, espt. Tuwnship mn. 81.
south Of range m vest. and Township no.
= south If range no. ] east.
Hni1E duly commissioned hv r 1,andrv.
H.. States Sur. General far the State nf Louis
lana, ! w'll bn prepared to rveente private
s~ufFere, in any part of The State, aud alsn
leretling IN all ~ branches. Letters aHdrps-
snd tn thr rare If Thomas n Hniuhfnan.
fF1. H'lF. Geu"raI's a%fiep, Dona ldaonvitle. Or
u Avery, BEG. Baton Rouge, will
meet With tbe parly attention If
LCIAxrON TAYLOR,
Deputy Surveyor d. Civil Itpujnoat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

ADVANTAGES =
4. OF FIFE
CONGRESS Foot OR SHOE.
OVEN oTHER KINDS, m
They IRE always laeed or tied I'm.
feet. 7'i't' w '1lI
.lIJbtey 6re not SO liable TO break out. or rim.
iheY st ensisr on tho foot. wear longar and ats
cheaper for tie wearer. "'' "o
Just rheaiFed. direct from the maurfa et,trar q ann.
Flefs assortment Of ladies' bontz mud shoes. tnaanG,ef.
tred expressly for us. consisting in puft Of
lays fatoht Congress Gsaitgr boots
" half " " -
" shoes
ita,'an Cloth and Serge Gaitsr boots
- half Cater "
" shoes
I'D, Morocco & Calf ties
" Buskinz
" Drogaftg
Black and I'ronzed slfpnars
White Kid III
.~hlldrens Shoes peRgd and sevved.
hlssaa, Toys, and infants shoes,
Tie above uro articles which are nade Il, The basf
manner and Of the best materfala. all Of which BE-
oiier ut the lowest prices, for Cash.
n BRADFORD eco.
s'i~% Church Street;
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-24
SIave-Market Of Constantinople.

A most interesting group presented itself
before us W young female slaves, both
with the most pleasing counienances, stood
together closely embraced, the arm Of one
around the neck Of the other ; their attitude
as well as the strong likeness between them,
pointing them out at once as sisters. BY
their side was an African slave-dealer in
whose ferocious counlenance il seemed i'm
possible 10 discern a trace of human feeling.
lie was armed with a large heavy stick,
with which he drove them TO aud fro, liter
ally like a herd Of animals. Three or four
Turks were discussing, with considerable
animation, the price Of one Of the N ;
but the bargain had been struck just before
we came in aud one OF the party, a stout,
good-looking man, was paying down the
money. When this was completed, with
an imperious movement Of the hand he mo-
toned 10 his newly purchased slave 10 fol.
low him. II was the youngest and most
iimid Of the Two sisters whom he bad pur-
chased. Nothing could have been more
painful than to watch the intense, the ter.
rifed anxiety, with which both had followed
the progress Of sale and now that il was
concluded and the moment Of separation
had arrived, she whose fate had been seal,
ed. ~disengaged herself and turning round
placed her hands on her sisters shoulders
with a firm grasp. and gazed into her eyes
Not words, not tears could have expressed
ono half Of the mute, unui,crsb'e despair
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-24
NUMBER 81.

-. ,u..
SPo" ~" ""me '"us occupied, aimos'
Ssums nH"' sne multitude Oh ms
s" "1' suuue"iy u'S.u'oeu' anu
~ "l,o ~ 'ous nu'.ans rom oenlnn,
aau. y ~ Po"'"s " e'a"e'ng o.
oa"o VI ~" a"u = wv" '" 'oP y, me-
wsgo". y" n's REPUTATION ne o,oppeo ns
'e"-' anu % US ageu !" ,eeo'e nanlo
"e'e qu,c oe""u,oeu WIN 0o"' ne .ounoh
'"Poss'p'e 10 gamer 'nem up ano MS horse
oega" 20 run away:
~ .ne mus o. 'he ol1 mans trouble.
t"e.e ,usneu ~ nun, VIVA Ioua snou's' 4
- P''y ooys, : s'elRn u'a"n ~ sn
U.s." = VIII ou'' ~ ienow,
~
~ yoI' pm, ~. uIuJ 10
:" w." \, P..ee y
e O "" "e' MS
.p... r
10y, ]. n.gn'en my "o'se' eH
'a ".r' =" "nIn u'Nen
y"'' '"e", W." ou', "a' " =
"1,""en ,o''pMe' Y 'epease' e'aeAs
'I!.n y ~ ~ 'o"s ~",Po Ve g'an1
Je's", !" NV ~
n.ee "e"en' ""AN' "'" "e o0y'
'.''o' Fl" ~ W" anu "o.se was
,"'.eas'u' anu 'ne ,a''e' ''n away W." n,.n.
. u"e n"u'ne"t uange' VI nus 'le' ne
oon.I"eu, noMt'er, ale, sIne eAe.non' "
e va .e'"s, "",en "aS i, ns
" 'u'"s '"e ~"',s ~ my, ana
=" sup ~ "v'es Jus' =" seas"" 70 P'e'e"'
"' "e"s oss'xu "s,ss, '1ueu cam
"o app'J. Ill, e
you"s va" WI vas rass az
T,""e P'aee, anu om 80,
}Vu" ~" "o y" san
sels'' "tI "@u Joo' Pa, ":% -
r y =" se" "f"rsn
Sue" VINO 'he ooys were. ne 'eP''eu 'ns'
~ '"ey = oouseo '''
anu were = SCI o. WIN 'elio"s T..
Hc"h ~ o W."
nes'l ,aue"' tro. ns So"s,sn, go"e ns
WY "en va r
"e Luz "o,s. r
.s.ne' 'n,"N : s"' give M" "e
"'s ""o'e s,o'y,
I ' -" hS a M! "a
ne, eno' 'ne "o"s. ns ca "a
nurse wa co"'o,'avy "ous ny ~
"e r,'"se, Ay .,a
ne son, UuyS, u Jour iueituCtot uhu
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-24

CLEANSING THE TEETH.-Aessrs. Editors !:
The following suggestions in regard to cleansing
the teeth, l extract from an old paper. Ii you
think they are worthy of m insertion in your
valuable paper, they are at your disposal.
{" Charcoal should not be used for cleansing
the teeth, since the particles contain q grinding
powder, which from its harshness wears off the
enamel. The best powder for cleansing the
teeth is made in the following manner Take
OF Peruvian bark 2 pts, of Armenian bole 4 pts,
prepared chalk 4 pts, myrrh 2 pts, loaf sugar 2
pts, CASTLE soap 2 parts, and of carbonate OF So
da l-2 a part. These are 10 be pulverized, mix
cd and passed through a scive. Amy apotheca-
ry can furnish the powder.
4" The brush with which this powder is to be
applied, should be sufficiently large and firm,
and the hairs not too closely placed. One rea-
son for preferring hard brushes is, that they be-
come softer by use, and another is, that if not
pretty stiff, they are not firm enough to cleanse
the teeth thoroughly. They are never too hard
unless they are so unyielding as to insinuate
themselves between the teeth and the gums, so
as to separate them this being guarded against,
the firmer they are the better.
Having provided the powder and brush, the
question is how are they to be used Z
"The mouth should be rinsed in cold water,
and the brush dipped into it before the powder
is used. A quantity of the powder should then
DC Gken up on tne emu OF u Dfutn, ana hppneu
to every part of each tooth, not only to the an
terror surface of the fore teeth, hut the brush
covered with the dentriice should be success
lively applied to the inner as well as the outer
surface OF the upper and lower teeth, and also
to their ends. The last motions of the brush
should be carried from the gums TO the ends Of
the teeth, in the direction OF their length. Thi
serves to elongate the gum and to spread it
points more elegantly over the enamel. Thu
best time for using the tooth powder is ate
breakfast, and this should be done every day.
in addition 10 this, we should he careful L
cleanse the mouth with water and the brush, al
ter every meal and this should be particular,
attended to before going to rest, otherwise tn
foulness which is too often permitted to accumu
late through the day, cannet fail to commit it
raNages on the teeth, gums and breath througl
the night. -Four or five minutes should be EN-
pioyed IN using the brush, and il is well TO rims
the mouth with water and brush the teeth afte
every meal. 1t is an error 10 suppose that m,
enamel is injured by rubbing with a stiff brush
we might as well argue that the palms Of III,
hands are injured by work"
Should you insert this, il may confer a beneG
on many who suffer from discolored teeth
Many Of the dentrifices which are pulled up a
the present day as good for the teeth, will, i
some cases, impart an unnatural whiteness I
the teeth, which is caused by the Ingredient
used in their composition being of a nature d,
%structiye to the enamel, thereby destroying
and laying a foundation for their speedy deca,
Boston Traveller.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-24

The hpsbanlm,p mr. f,,na, ia MA, m.
conscious oJ the GOOD ,bese ;ndns,,;ous h;rd.
do for him al al seasons e,cen, onIv ia
limo continue drou,b, wben 4. ;n.sc,.
descend inlo the ear,I and when II. surface
becomes an h,r,l as 70 defv ,hs sao,, or ,hs
rooks 10 dig the laryr oui a, sucb inns.
indeed. when their natural instincts srs
neu,ralized. and when hunuer Graves ,hsv
will in ,roops fall mon a field Of vhea, or
barley lust ripeninp. and where thew will do
considerable damage. il no, scared off by /.
sentinel with his racket. or by HANGING rsgs
dipped in melted birthstone. on sticks about
the field. But the farmer is unwilling. for
this their thieyish crime TO agree Thai thew
are otherwise seryiceabIe 10 him. because
he can see where the rocks have been at
work single plants Of wheat or grass
actually pulled out of the ground, which TO
him appears another objectionable offence.
But If he would examine such depredaiions
closely, he would find that the bird had
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-24

friends know tia, weddings are stupid ne
fairs, aud | prefer leaving our lovers ~ the
first romance of acknowledged affection
certain that Louise Fletcher never regret
ted her terrible illness, aud loved Edward
Dnncan none the less that he was Edward
Duncan.
whats IN a name r. said Juliet
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-24

LAWYERS tx ~TRouBLE.-Ah the lawyers Of
York county, Penn, having been called TO Har-
risburg the other day, the relieved and delighted
inhabitants met and drew up the following peti-
ton: .Wo, the undersigned, citizens Of York
county, being convinced, by the present peace
and auiotncss Of our town, Of the useletsness Of
ali LAWYERS as a class, do pray for the passage Of
a law to keep our lawyers in Harrisburg, where
they now are, and We will ever pray" &c.