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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

frIPn0S an0 the pubic BeHeFAitys tUat ne mas
on hand a full supply Of FANCY and
STABLE GOODS, consisting of the fol.
lowing named articles:
FoR GENTLEMEN. FOR H LADIES.
Fine Dress Cloth White Swiss Mus.
Coats lin,
" Frock Colored Tarlton,
" sack Riviere Handker@
" /" Cas-. chiefs,
" Tweed" Hem Stitched do
" Tweed Coates, Lin. Bordered do
" 'Cl)th Paltots, White Satin, Blk.
Satin and Silk Vests, Silk,
Gas q sattinet do Cold. do for ORES.
White Narseilles do ses,
Pea Jackets, Cold. florence Silk
Linen Bosom Shirts, White b. blk. silk
Merino Under do Hose,
Drawers, of all kinds, Cold. Paris Cuffs,
Cotton Undersbirts, ladies silk Lacets,
Hats, CAPS, Boots, Il Linen Braid, "
Shoes, for Ladies, White, bro. 9r blk.
Gent. or Children, Hold.
ofall Descriptions. Ladies' Silk and
Buckskin Gloves, Cashmr Cravats
Kid " cold. Riding and Tuck
black or white silk, Combs,
merino or cotton, Jaconet, and Swiss
Black and cold Cas- Edgipg & Inserting
simefe Pants, Damask table cloths
Jeans s~attinet pants and Napkins,
| Cottonade do Paper Cambria,
ICot,onades. Casts. White Jaeonet,
! Tweeds, black and White ParasoIs,
cold Casm're. in Ladies' kid Gloves,
the pit ce, colored. white and
Cravats, silk e satin. black,
Colored silk Il satin, Cord a2d Tassels
fine ~Suspenders, for Mosquito Bars
Misses Hosiery, 1O-11 and 1l-f2
Thread Laces and Sheeting silk Erin.
Edging. ges and Buttons Q
all kinds for trim
ming Dresses.
All of which articles, are offered for sail
on the most reasonable terms Jan l5--5t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
New Spring Goods.

BAREGGS, d splendid assortment Of Ginghanns,
Tarietons and figured musiias, just received and for
sale at JOS. Wetzfaf's "Oae Price Cash Store"
Ian. 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

Weeks -
BOARD and TUETION in English y rs 90
Tuition in English : IL to 20 90
Tuition in French . 12 90
Instrumental Music . 35 90
Drawing per month : 90
Washing per month 90
Furnishing Bedand Bedding per mo. ] 40
Vocal Music, Plain and Ornamental Nee.
die work free ofeharge.
N. b. 1t is highly important that the pu
pills should he entered at the commencement
Of the neat session; which will be ON Wed
nesday the 18th Of September. The only
vacation during the year, will commence
on the let OF August.
Sept, AL. f.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
pECTORAL AND ANTI ASTHMA
TIC SYRUP.


Ihaye. for maie than thirty years. beer
afflicted with Asthma, which was known, not
nniy to nv friends, but ais0 II many othefst
who could Judge OF the situation N which
this malady had reduced me. During the
latter part o fthe disease, | could not rest IN
bed, and frequently, during the space OF eight
or ten days. 1 could not eve, lie d1wns SeaA
led IN aH arm %chair-my head reclining on
The side Of the bed, I obtained at Intervals
some reposei This situation becoming deE+
perate, I tried various means 70 obtain reiiei'
and have succeeded, after more than q years
research, in discovering a specific syrup,
which has produced such Il happy effect upon
hat al present 1 only e. experience sotne Sign
oppression, which is immediately F~elievni
by one OF two dosesi II at any time from
exposure, I am threatened with an attack,
I taks repeated doses Of the Syrup, and sue
coed In obtaining immediate relief.
II is not to be supposed that A disease so
obstinata as the Asthma, should yield TO the
first doses OF Tho syrup 1t 10 only after long
use that relief may be expected, OF a perfect
cure, If taken when first attacked.
Asapectoral, this syrup 10 employed in
the greater part Of the diseases ofthe breast,
such AZ Observation-Disclosures IT The lungs
-Pleurisy &c. DR.. Rance has employed IL
in cases Of phlmatf0Fy pbysic, and it has sue
caaded better than any other remedy In teliev-
ing the oppression that always accompanies.
Ibis alarming disease. He informs me, that
in order to afford certain relief, he has been
obliged towards the end Of the disease, 10 ad-
minister il in strong doses. Dr., Ransb con-
siders 1t ~ one Of The best p~ectorsl remedies.
The directions for use are attached 10 the
bottles.
The depot tor the above syrup IL at the
store of the undersigned, and prepared By him
in Baton Rouge
Price rs cts per phiaI offs ouncss-s7 80
pef dozen phisIs.
The foregoing statement 10 true, Az regards
myself. Refers To DIR, Fl. RancG.
dec. 1910. II. LANOUE.
ALSO A VERY SUPERIOR DEN.
TRTFICE.
In marshy countries and near the sea
shore, people are more or less subject to
the scurvy, which affects particularly the
teeth and gums, The last become of a dark
purple, swelled and detached from the teeth
BY using the dentrifice three or four days
only at morning and night, they will be
restored to their natural state.
Use daily, q few drops in a tumbler Oh
water, keep the mouth in order and fresh.
Also a vegetable Cosmetic, preferable
to Cologne water, particularly for ladies',
it does not only refresh the skin, but gives
il q beautiful white color.
Cologne water warranted first d~ttality.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
Mass Fed Lard.

Cash and a liberal price will be paid for said article
Wy II. LANOUE. Lafayette vt, jan, 22-jl
sHIRTSlt sHIRTSIil g
A superior article Of Gents Linen will be found at
wary l{tW rates. at the Gone price stprs" If
JOSEPH WETZLAH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

Pain in the head uf Is years standing!
Thomas DEAL, a we'll kaowftltizon Of Lex.
inrlon. Scot Co, Indiana. had been afflicted
with a chronic aftec ion of the head during the
long period offf,een years He sought relief
almost every where, without obtaining IT, and
after trying every medicine be had any know
leere Of, he gave his case up as hopeless
AtIeog h he was eeizod with a bilious COM
plant peculiar to the western climates to re-
live which he purchased a box of Wtights
Indian Vegetable Pills, when, to his a'tonlsh-
ment, not only was the ~blllousness removed,
but the pain IN the head gradually gave ways
and he IL now a well man!
Mr. Deal was so much impressed with the
value Of Wright Indian Vegetable Pills, that
he has solicited an agency to sell them, think
ing it would be a pleasure and a duty 10 intro
dace the medicine among his neighbors.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
WHAT DO you WANT

SOMERSET SADDLES
Wsu are manufacturing, and can furnish them ms low
for cAh, Ms they can bc purchased in New Orleans;
or wsh any other description Of saddles or saddiery, a.
we have on hand a complete assortmcnt, consisting in
art @f
/ Spanish Saddles Carriage Harness
Mexican do Buggy do
English do Cart do
Semerset do Wagon do
Columbian do Wagon Hames & Traces
travellers. do !. Collars IL Brides
Shafps do tplain) Carriage Whips
Qailted do Buggy do
Ladies do Wagon do
Hore, Switch, and Dog Whips, OF every des-
cription and price.
Plated, Steel, and Brass Bride Bits
/, ), . Stirruns
- Spurs
j. Carpet Bags Horse Brushes
box SPUR Boots Cow Hides
Curry Gambs Shoe Backing
AMI d large variety of other articles In our line, which,
rfyoa wish 10 purchase, or to crafty your curiosity
by examining, give US q call.
FEB. 1913 Church Street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

All persons indebted 10 @. P. DAVIS are
now particularly requested to come for
ward and settle Their cconnfs or they will
he nut into the hands Of an officer for Col
lection. febl2-2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
| BEN.( YMlN PERCITAL,

80 South 51xth-St.
Lsts rffrom CAPT, Me Lem. .. SN.
RAILWAY inc Is, 1917.
~ have bcSSAflfcted for years with the Piles
aEl have trit without anything like ~pern'an-
IL benefit, Sllost everything assuming the
nMne Of a ronassy. | had, as u matter OF course,
l6Ha MI ConE>a nee IN medicine. Under this
Gssjny. wa11luced-not without reluctance
| r5pnfess-takA Upham's Electuary,' and
htEing usedA5 for about three weeks accor-
dk(r to the dS,atttons laid down, | find, 10
MT utter sur@Tse "a well as satisfaction, TINT
esRry synptXf Of the disease has left me |
tB*rk t due - to DIR. Upham and myself to
n9ste this stiSanent,
90. w. Ek LEAN. late ofthe Il. y. NJ"
1sold. whtS Nsalo and retail, by WYATT
0:KETCtHM, III rulton.st New-York'
dso. VI. HtASman, Baton. Rouge La and
bks Drurgis generally throughout the T..
Suites. Phi $l per boz.
SNor1or.- Fhe genuine Electuary has
tse written signature thus ora Upham.
NJ. D. ThcNknd is also done with a pen.
/ Jan. iSls lY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

Miss u. L. Woopnurr, Principal.
Assistant Teachers:
MISS L. D. WutrTLEsEv and Miss G,
YoUNGs.
DIN. GRUrrBURe, Professor Of Enstru.
mental Music,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
West Baton ROnge

ENGLISH AND French ACADEMY.
KNow1NG for long time the actual necess-
ity of u good English and French Academy
established at Brusle Landing of West
Bat n Rouge and being anxious 10 procure
TO the rising youth all the means for Obtain
ing a good education, | did not hesitate to
employ as an assistant in my school, Mr..
CLANCY Barker. a very well qualified pro.
fessor OF the English Language, who pose
esses very good recommendations either as
n professor or a gentleman; and to take
upon my part all the expense 10 furnish a
very comfortable school house to preserve
the health oftbe pupils who shall attend The
school. Around tn, school house is Il vast
yard very commodious for every kind Of
gymnastic exercises
All the necessary branches (either in
English or French,) will be sufficiently
taught to give the pupils all he necessary
qualifications 10 enter any University.
Having received during three years
much encouragement from the inhabitants
Of West Baton Rouge, the undersigned
thanks them mast sincerely, and hopes that
thew will continue to encourage him 10 the
important and laborious task which he has
under aiken.
TERMS.
For one language only, 81 80 per quarter
" English and French 10 90 ?"
! Latin Language 900" !"
]. CARE, A.. M.
Professor of the French and Latin Ian
guages:
References: Messrs. Rosemond Hebert
Valentine Hebert, D. Landry, T. Landry
Therence Deriehehourg @. Doiron.
West Baton Rouge La. Jan l5-50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
Land for Sale.

That valuable tract bf Land about five and one
half mil - from Baton Rouge. on the Comits RoaA.
]ronthitiil ~ Nix hundred anl Forty acres, FL acres
ara rle9rtt Il md under cultivation. Five acres In cane.
Terms Mineral, apply to PHtLbrPs d. LASouE.
Jan. " 81
TURTLES PATENT BABY JUMPERS.
In Etbrs and for sale by
Jan. 29--j3 +. BOEIEL eco
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
AVIS.

AVIS.
Aux PAYEURs DE TAXES.
Ayant etc mis- en- possession du role des
Taxes de paroisse, pour fann6e ls47. J'ai
commercial on faire Ia ceIlecte.
Mon bureau sera tenu b Ia maison de
Cour dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge.
VIM. HUNS, Tf6sorier ct Collector
pour la p~aroissc Est Baton Rouge.
Fevrier 7-2fs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
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A9U = '
1t Otice!

v. HEBERT, respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he has
on hand a full supply of FANCY and
STAPLE GOODS, consisting of the fol.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
THX ~DESTRES5E5 or
= MYRTADS

~ ~ Il -
VIA can discdAcr ~ me hod whereby togain n
reEt oraticn o. their health This fact will be
atfhnront tn All who inspect the medicine,
wESn by aod2ng, hey may perceive that lis
Ga must necessarily be almost as great as The
MA damantAd f,r it! While his
e CERTAIN AND SPEEDY
il REMEDY
isffo be had =: cheap, it II criminal tonegloct
tohsry is wsr h, and put our un4ndtifei
decorations g. irs favor to The lest
SSNElV- YORK CERTIFICATE.
~ rzeps. WYATT g. KEToHAM-Gents For
~zrieG,ral yearsAaat ! have been troubled wi h
psEa, a very S,stive state of the bowels. indi-
y5Sioo and M,akness of The system.-Rut my
III plaiut r11beinp ~ severe MS to disable me
f IN business AID a dread / hal Of physicians
MD intent uSSdicinez. that until his Spring |
pgRer used alSt mediCi G or n pied t0 a physi-
cfss, for rclieH The Piles then being 50 severe
th6 | a~lInwe2several opera'i ms , be perform
eESyithont AZ be eft. Determined after his
tfSrv other rs,ans, | read a. a Ivertisenent If
a Iurn p1arax led by he use Of DIR. Upham's
EiACtuary. | AaurchageI three boxes At your
iii g. and ftrN The use Of which ] fund my
se4 ~earirely Elrnd If the Piles and my heal h
uAsch imrrovGd' remain, sirs,your mach in
dSsy ed friend
i EZRR DTBBLE, 1914 broadway.
HSttLADEhPHfA GER fIFCATE.
fSpH. UpB.nS-D Dear Sir: About five years
nh was aSI!cted with what was & lied
CIkonic DysHShtery. | have suHef d with 1t
eeRr since, aad physicians have told me that
mig liver W. affected. and that my bowels
VICE ulccratE &, for blood and Pus, attended
wssh n peCul arIy putrid smell were Inc FIRE
qisn dischaIes. A short time snce ! made
a ;Sisit to MAssacluse tts, in hopes of benefit
fttsn a change Of air, but suffered more severe
W 3ihrn ever Srfore. While there a physician
offered to cu& M forS40, in three months.
HSEppiIy. in tge midsto of intense PAIN ocea~
sli$nally rel Sved by laudanum, saw In a
wasanper Of yInr E~lectuary a perfect descrip"
tlfA Of cures. EFlis gave me great confidence
irsEhe mediciRe and / purchased a box, and
n sst:e doses ofxvhich has apparently cured me,
All am prepaaei to say everything in IT. favor
ok$ender anH service | can TO humanity by
Subscribing 4 ITS merits.
u al L. -tsa4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
NOTICE

AL of which articles, are offered for sale
the most reasonable terms jan $50
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26

Terms, per Session Of 7'We"ty-7 Three
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-26
BATON ROUGE
MALE INSTITUTE.

November 13-41 If.
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Passeneers Arrived

NEW ORLEANs-Ship Maid Of Orleans-Maj Lay of the
sh Regt Infantry commanding at Newport RI Surgeon
Stevens Adt McNab Capt Kimba Capt Sprague Capt
B.sall Isl Ii.ss Grove and G!.eken, Burton
Of the 9Th Rest Infantry, 500 rank and file. :
81 CRoM-Schr Hecter-lg harkoe and daughters Miss
xlause, Miss Codwise, Mr. G Codwise. a.. = -
Bhndy. i'l lI7''e $50 ~
sAyAHxAH-ship Harfcrd-Dr oByrne lady and children
FTee%an LADY and children HIllart and lady NJ
yesse hos Ford Thos Wizard Masters Norris Ford
II Wizard and in the steeYage. a - 80 80 -
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nARITImE IHTE LLIanao On
SHIP NEWS NOTICE 3.

Commanders of vessels bound to this port viii confer
ports intended for the Ne York Herald ready for inn
mediate delivery to our steamer, the News BoY
She viii board inward bound vessels In the vicinity Of
reign domestic, viii CONFER additional favor By
forwarding to the Herald through the mail or other.
WISE ship news or papers that may BE- deemed Of inter
favor. a- I.-f ID. .r.r .r1u-. t.-- tH
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Port OF View York, August IL. ls4s


.tay 'yry'.N~~N~s,S>o3o
-t1I :, OAoareds &C tra
Br steam shp-Tren Norton, Bermuda ana Sc Tomas MATT
land Phelps q Co. : - .N'HA' Aa'
Ships-W est Point pkt) Allen LIVERPOOL Kernit po.coo
Kicker Antwerp Zeregn Co; CASTOR ancks Rrau.r s ~
schep Unkhart hemphis Dollard New Orieans .i.es
Forest King Chase d. Eiv eli Co Lord Iandon fFr Ws
Ouebec Williams 4 Cuion i -~-'N va " s'''r
arke-Crafton Francea Sumatra w A s.te. x,of H..
Cork w Trundy: Cordeia Whitney PbiladaIrli.
Rris-Abeo Saupe MAMMAL Resd y UonnorL
Schr-May Flower (3rI KIM Windsor Sope Wbi,rov = ~
Soons-iotto Appiebv Provsdencse sbinet n; w
~Nf S'Ae' Nof"ins no. 4
ArIvoOs 80. ..r.r.rr. III .e .
Ship Powhatan, Fhtner Cronsadt days with mdse TO
Suget 18th u lat 20 lon o. spoke ship Napier from Bremen
for NYork sth inst Lat 80 A. len spoke vuturc from
81 pomngopa an hands sieE mate had died that day
tar Co The bss on board 10 paast 70 Gen:
artillery, 226 command Capt Horace BROOKE
Ship Maid OF Orleans Dennis New Orleans I day with
in here on account Of head winds 49, y '"P0rs anu put
ship Hartford, Sanneman, Savannah days with cotou
bark Norland Nelson, Lurwck Norway 20 da "a with
iron and passengers Beck Keinhardt The was boardsd
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Ess sdsswich Beaston Drcohlyu James Hart Riley Provi
Cksred- Lucrrse Neho Bo.top: briss Fairy Harper
Si.s,sr. Jam rsuina Flynn Boston Tecu@ssh Lang DO
's coS Harp p cts NJ sg
Sh tGsn h psswaTs cy am ssmsrs Pro
sedeeviek Beasten. NYk; Hunter Raynor Maven James
mart S Do rs S9s s liza a
Tpihn, Nfoihi Pennsylvania. Bowen. Newark.
.r miscellaneous
Exebsr Residing Recon- this day at sok Leersor
useens Panama valparaiso Lima &C. be by the
LETTER BAGS for Charleston will oose
at the above Office this afternoon quarter before o'clock
sTnAMKR BvEyA v,srA which left here the 9th ult for
fairs in another column ]
Sem car.sssr .. Yarmouth Ms reports that ss1r,
vessel Judged be is0 tons with Marshall
New York, and mans bust painted the paint bright
ashore West orddy Head inst the but
taken Laiee discharged Her cargo Of shsd
sG the vessel after partial r'pa RS viii return TO Nova
BR IsAnrILA from New York which arrived Boston
on Sunday last in contact night of 4 mat between Watch
port The tloOp had ceed ether damage
Inc ,aoe Ia sse,vsd but ns injury and owed the ooP to
spoken.
Ship Berlin from Liverpool tor Philadelphia July 81 lat 4s 40
BEuoco (Buenos Ayres June i-Bng Mavna for Europe
Jarvis NYori for Hsiifax With damage to machinery
NSors 18Th sriss sayaowe Iaaair with is Sforesopmss
head Of tSpsAlant and sails bboom &C. in lat
insscn, Monroe ssnds mspeve hsni..s, bamin-
Sss Sn I'D s e 2a%s & sf
Smith NYohe Elizabeth Watts Fountain, Turks Islands
July 7o'' bark victor, o''r. New s''A 'aa
load lumber and return to cssrns sasd PREVIOUSLY sp
sTssen ss x Manila .chr N.vao.r por.or,, !, an h,;.
Ready sm Ssrn shanaa
S'ds'''n
sy blsagS
MArAszAs, July srss John Hill Bradford for pAa few
esSs Mas Sss Pa sa
Brig C9sint, Smith Gowes These ali reported in port
On ias is. bark Brown Rio J.nsi,o via
Cape VERDI for .as t.. ., 49,.
ZAP I2l ar 18th - q : - SS|ss Ut
Percy ms July %-1Arr bagks Bridge Snow; Jas Hill
s1gs Bslcw Lawisnss Rainhow MSnoqrs
ton Careton Percy Importer Dennis Ohio Patoh Partdgc
ss a. 70 P's a
Number Of hss Se';s il all ae a sd srss WIN No
Srss r Vatican winthrop 10Y Eau River s'Ar As0'An'
=: august p. ship. Aais. and Allan
Wcodsurs do ''''' '''''' '@i" fAAs
Eta New haven nave Just ar. s.s
York. 9Th arr ship Lady Milton Hayes 18Th July wilmington,
Del .'95ag1 100. -. - -
AucusrA Aug a-Ar sehr Alexandra Randall philadelphia
ATlNosi, Aug, loAir ship siIas RchaldO. Welsh York;
Henretta csoxei Boston o l. U.S. Af'An' no.
Brl Masters ss. AnSrosoossn Bailey for
= sssss,s a's s inst steamer
Halifax Ms 5 inst steamer Hbern shannon 90 hours from
sas inst ss
nali7ed 81 ST. lat 4s ID ion M "a shn Helm roa ro, ~ p;ie
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LAKE MISUNDERSTANDING the arrivals at Quebec
the 18th ut reported by the papers of that place
Is the steamer Free Trader Captain McMiller, from
Chicago July T. with 6434 barrels Of Indian corn This
ia the Hrst arrival at this port from Lake Michigan
She made the voyage, 1850 miles In eleven days.
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surpassed by ANYTHING that formed part OF the mis-
rule" Of the g. citizen kings In point Of unscrupu-
iousnees and fagtiousness, Il cannot have been
passed In point Of sudacty and effroutery, doubt
II Il has been equsiled by anything ever ventured
upon BIZ that " monarch
just a. the tsk Of preparing the papers now trans.
mitted was drawing TO a close an envelope reached
me by mail bearing my address in the ha nd Of bosom
friend; an whose name is Of loo Atty
to which he belongs and who has intimately known
me during the latter half of my life That envelope
without note or CONNIE Mt the words which
will here ira nscribe I am no Luther, nor have
ever proposed to myself to act the part Of one The
task am now engaged in has bee n forced upon me
by the power OF circumstances IL viii soop he At
end and with 1t WIN cease for me ali incidents arsi
from connexion with public affairs Except in dis,
chargipg my duty to nv country as a private citizen
they are henceforward to be beyond INV sphere I
have bid farewell forever to ALI puhlic emnovments
and all public posts when these words shaIi he he
lied then let nv country brand me az mpostor " and
ascribe to the desire for office or for notorietv m all
that shall have done said in regard 70 th,ngs of
concerume MT TO her
But although ipapulic able to me- the yerv name of
Luther nresented in such conneron ma This comes
ffsught with senificance which annot Int he felt
even though the day r. gone bv when omens ware he
Neyed In This incident though no pronhetic yirtme
can be t. may prove the forerunner of storm that
shall purify our potical and obstinate the
seeds of deaf with which already Il has
1t will prove So if the represe natives Of the people do
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PrIIApyrpItiA August IL M-Arriyed = Bark James
Bsyey meots satanlas brig Gardiner Wright, Whitaker
Windsor Ns Quadrupie Massey 81 Thomas fremont sprone
Boston schrs John hyer smith, Milton Dell John Hartman,
Snson kevbuypor Oscar Dyer, Provnceown; George Hon
Ross Bostcu Choew Btacfwe Bedford Harp 0iSSa
Boston Ann Soers scmers NYork Sharon Dese Dddport
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b LATE FROM 0RRGoN-There has been an arrival
at st. Joseph from Oregon. The party consisted
often men and they were eighty-seven days in per-
forming the journey None Of them have yet reached
city but the ST. Joseph 4dpere Of the 2Sth fur
nshes some items of Information derived from them
TheOregon Spectator to the 9th Of April received
by which we learn Says theAdventure) that
the Oregon regiment are defending the territory
against the degredatons Of the Indians with vigilance
and courage. They labor under great disadya
and are exposed to dangers and ha-dshps for want OF
sufficient supply OF provisions, ammunition,
horses, &C. -t.-f NJ .-sI -flsfn nAi - - = - =
Commissioners have been appointed BY the govern
ment of Oregon to treat with the Indians they have
held several councils and many ofthe Indians dis
posed to make peace. .ss1 lag. l1 e'''i = ~.
The Governor has issued proclamation calling for
an additional force of three hundred men, The gov
eminent and citizens are looking with anxiety and
pectation to the United States for aid -s So ~.
Mr.. Derby, one Of the party, gentleman who vent
to Oregon in the spring Of lS4 with view Of expor
ing the country and remaining there, If pleased with
it. returns very much dissatisfied He represents the
country no more healthy than the States with
heavy rains in the winter rendering the whole couu
try almost impossible and drought In summer having
rain for months; and but small proportion of the
territory suitable for cultivation Iilf sLoL t'li