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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-14

THE LAST WEEK OF BANvARDs NEW DOUBLE NAM
moth Panorama Of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers,
showing country hundred miles
hest painting in the world and Of the largest the
GLOBE extending than twenty latitude
evening at Panorama all SIS Broad Nibos
Garden Admission 81 cents; children half price Panorama
will moving o'clock Afternoon performances on
Wedne and Satp days ats o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-14

M EDICAL OFTICE-DR. JOHNSON, is DUANE STREET
I Chatham street. well known az he moot scecssi
pao New York in tho Urea tment Of ycnerca diseases
fls skill thoss old halIcuod
have existed for year eminent elect etoture ulee
uron TIE body the throat pains In tie heal
bones of the ley eectually cured Constitutional wcan9es
brought on by habit INDUCED in bv youn. men,
tciyous dreams nightly enissions pos, ely prevented
Recent in four days without sercury. Noa
IN ajet or proven ton from business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-14

w ANIED-NEw OR SECOND HAND GUNS AND PIs
w tolls by eminent London nakers liberal price in cash
given for the Address W New York Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-14
600 600 bottles OF DR. DEWITT 2: kELLIn

OVOSVVV Llnlment have Deem sold Without
Pans Sores and Calouses Of character
In few days In Derrhna Dycntey Bilious Collie Che era
morbus is certain to in day it is aken 1t
put up large bottles mild agreeable according
to doses is times cheaper than other smbrocaon Sold
OF 20 cents 81 doz $42 $685. Principal
Office 20 Pearl OF the sadler
orally NB.kc agencies cut Of tho city commission We
will forfeit l0O II a satisfy respectable merchant
who will call to purchase For Of the astounding
ehnrNr. md of olass. Shirt Of the TmeEn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-14

CARD.-THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY
~ are happy inform their dealers and the public generally
that their capital, S20 is unmpaed by the late disastrous
t small surplus The company prcrared
TO pay in cash. the the aronsts adjusted
b. W. DEIAMATER President,
&c FINN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-14
DOCTo3 MORRISON CONTINUES To BE coNsuIrEp

~ delicate diseases which LIE without mercury on
hndrnuoe from business The early stages he
in few days. Debility Of the from early indscretor
ACCOMPANIED with gradual prosratoro Of mental power
ccshuy treated by Dr. ~ The most obstinate yield
to his method curing by ataorpos Sec his London Diploma
in his Office 2f Fulton street. ets~ raid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-14

IMtORTANT ANNOuNCEMENT-A PERIOD OF JUSI
three years has elapsed Ecc Dr. Crs Galysnic and Mag
n,tc Cratvcs introduced to the public Of the United
States The extraordinary demand for these articles has only
been eQaed by their unparalleled Dr. Christie
fully this result and in return for the confidence
and patronage the public whore inventions unknown
has to place them within the reach Of all their
virtues and excellence universally acknowledged Prom
date therefore the establish ed prices OF the articles win be
foows being deduction OF nearly halfrom the orinal
prices both in this cuntry and in Europe DR. Chses Gal
vaDio Belt three doarf Gavanic Necklace dollars CAL
yahio Bracelets Dr. Chrse Masr etic fuld dollar @.
MOREuEAD General Agent United States l2 Broad.
way Now York Beware Of Conntereits
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
RnsstA AND rNLANb.

BY letter from Pusen We learn that 'tiIle
troops have evacuated the town aud retif-
Cd into the citadel. Tho provisional cbm-
nittee has taken possession Of tlie Hotel IL
vile. where it Ia ut present organizing the
national guard. Tive hundred muskots
are to be distributed amongst the citizens.
We are assured that The Russians are col.
]lecting a considerable force on the from
tiers. The Polee arb fraternizing with The
Germans In plHec of one corkadB they
wear two one formed Or The Polish col
ora, aud the other Of those of the Re
public" t
The Abeie du Nord, tho official and
personal organ oil the Emperor Vt RUSSIA,
has published an article Of The most often.
siye kind aga lnat The French Nate IN.
4 letter IN the schtesischer Eeituag Of
the 23d ult.s confirms former reports OF the
concentration ofa large army Of Russian
troops close 10 the frjWSers Of Upper and
Lower Silesia. They consist chiefly of
CoEsaekB and Cifeassians. The same
paper nIso confirms the rumors current of
disturbances IN the Russian part d fpoland,
especially ut Warsaw.
A letter lrom st. Petersburg says: "'I'hc
Emperor proceeds with his armamen Mt Wig.
o~rously. -Four corps oflhe army, compos.
ed each of three divisions Of infantry, and
q division of cavalry, about 10000 men,
are sent by squa irons towards Poland,
The roads being very bad, the last squad.
ron cannot arrive till the enl of April.
The reserve Of this army, composed Of Gf-
~ four hattalions and thirty two sqaadrons
Of cavalry, will form the second army,
which viii occupy Lithuania, and serve to
keep effective the regiments Of the great
army. Besides these, a corps of cavalry,
a division Of the guard DC Podolia, and 10,
900 cossacks OF the Don have received or.
ders 10 march, and may by the beginning
Of May join tie grand army. The army
Of the Caucasus will not be diminished,
but will rest on the defensive. The
Prince Paskewitch will take the command
in chief. His headquarters will be at
Warsaw, where he will adept the most Sc.
we're measures TO a avoid any outbreak.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
Ireland.

The Dublin correspondent OF the Times
Says 81 can state Us n positive fact, that
the ContedeFates now meet nightly Ia their
club,rooms Cor the purpose of being drilled,
andtha', under the hands ofp,aclised teach.
ers. they are taught to march in time, fern
sections, close and open columns, &C., and
iIiriher, that the rifle clubs are in full eper.
alton"
New plkes, twelve feet long, are becom.
iRg ~p!sn,ifl IN the arms market, some of
the misguided owners, acting on The advice
a Mr.. Mitchell, really believing that the
time for an ~oulbreaking has arrived. A
gentleman parades the streets Of Dublin
dressed il the uniform green and gold with
yellow acings) of the Irish national guard.
A large portion ofihe working classes IN
This city are aiming, Rides. muskets, pkes
and oher weapons have been Obtained IN
considerab e quantities, in accordance with
the suggestions Of the Jacobin newspaper
One wholesale dealer in these articles has
declared that ho Is unab Z 10 supply further
orders At present. You may see butchers
boys on leaving the markets, marching.
home with Eiies oatheir shoulder.
One thing is certain and The fact cannot
be~ concealed, t~eason, open aud secret, Is
abroad disconteEt and ~disauectien reiaa
in every peasant bosom, and 1 spark viii
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06

Is aFer vas delivered II suB1 4 brief period
#8T Jim s.
j M ftAn, ESD Of tiatdn r7aga, next id
dressed the meetiHs II fl31iteh and ~9latYihg
stratus. and his faliafka elected much APP
t1atse.
IBsHpHUs tlBWHfT Esq., then moved the
gd0pii1t Of tie resolutions. the pt1pttety Of
Wfiith he enforced will sfeat force and elU=
%ftthtIfe.
ia A. Il AhhRfb4 related several sBee7
d6tas iliast alive uf the eafly history u
Cen Taylor, abiBli Md; Nlfef. tNe mi oh
| fHFfpi his 4b atati ithB6ssitiiity # giving 4
sketch Of lln adiresses) the preamble aud
resolutions we're unanimously Adopted
Natetes Ctafrief.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
PRUSSIA.

We have little that is new from this
nation. We make bat a briefextract from
the European Times:
At Berlin war with Russia was account
ed certain, and even hoped for.
The prussian troops are being rapidly
moved towards the east.
4 monster meeting gilmore than 100000
Germans was held onthe 26th. Every trade
aud guild sent its members. Among the
claims set forth in the resolutions adopted
by the meeting, was a ministry Of masters
and workmen for The administration Of
and it was resolved thai The trades
again and nominate thepersons
they approved and inform the King of.
their choice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06

i've tile the following important par
aefahh iron Die ISL. Luis Peoples o..
ran II tie 9th Apil.
iBp9HfArtAWAR m EtH0ff. We
are i4de1ded d The paliteasas 81 a e6inmrf
tial hause ibf HiFhi hing Us hsi tigh4, with
Intelligence received rs telegfaplit dps
patch, that the harb9fs Of II elnati aud
HafBbHte. he two most important IN Ger
stlafiy have lteen blee4adea by he Rtis-
Sian fleet. There Is no doubt that Ibis
gfaal tBsaef, has for yeats, contemplated
Tie absorption of all itp Suites hotnsthe
Yi-tnla u The Hhiue, aud The reduction In
ta vassalage, efthe bod inhabitants Of
that udbFa re- ion Of tBuHifY. The bldtk
ade Of The ports above mentioned, is 'it-
doHbtedlf tie ! gnal ordhiFefsal war al
over The continent. Germany i secure
IN the friend-hip Of France and may look
defiance 8H the Tartar hBfdes Of Russia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
TAYLOR MEETING.

Pursuant TO public n~ttice, a large and res.
pectlbIe me, ting Of tie friends Of Gen. TAY-
LoR, residing IN the county Of Adams and rity
Of Natchez, convened at the court house in
Natchez on Monday last. The pressure upon
our columns, this morning, precludes extern
ded remark. Col. ]. G. WI KINs was called
to the chair, and On. l.. p. BLAcKBURN APP
pointed secretary. A motion was made and
carried that the chairman appoint a commit.
tee to daft asuitable preamble, aud resolu.
tons. During the absence OF The committee,
]. i. McMURRAE, Esq, 10 obedience to call.
addressed the meeting IN a speech Of conside
cradle length and much power. lie dwelt,
with great force and eloquence. upon the
character ofGen. Taylor ard his cltms upon
the American people and illustrated bis fitness
and capacity 70 fill the high station in which
his friends desired TO place him, with apti-
.tude and strength. The committee having
returned, reported a preamble and series of
resolutions, which were received. and the
meeting adjourned, to meet at early Candle
light in the evening.
The meeting convened pursuant to adj
journment at about half past seven o'clock.
The courtroom vas thronged. In obe-
dieuce to The unanimous CALI f the meeting,
Col. q. l. BISGAMAN made an address, re
plete with beautiful imagery, apt illustration,
convincing argument, and spirit-stirring elo-
quence. We much regret that our limits
prevent us from giving even a faint sketch of
the truly able and eloquent effort. Suffice it
TO say that Col. Bingalnan fully equalled his
previous efforts. Taal viii be sufficient Of
itseIf to convince everybody that it was an
effort Of the highest distinction.
At the conclusion of Col. Bingarnan's adj
dress, Hon. @. Il. Dubisson was called upon
to address the meeting. lie campliei, and,
ID 4 brief speech Of about half an hour. mt
.tred as mach plain, practical, common sense !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
1NYAtTABtE
FAAtILf ruMpANI0S

SIX Lectures ~ Cures. Prevention aBd Etfre u
CONSUMPTION. 8sthfn1. Diseases If The Heart. a1l M
Fetfala l1sebstx 43t uteoa4 ~ eneta wings. Paper
81 IT b9afl ~ cts. aIal II my tayt postage .
l9 st4!
Shoulder Beaees aftf (hest fafamfer4. s3 Mil
n aHy tatt. ~ cts postage ihhaltaa Taies. Sllvesi
as5, by nftil. lattht irffa3h. Abdominal StpFftcts.
perfect. @3 IL #fg. ff al ]itYftuea, Falling If tGf.
llayYelsasl ! WtuAt. and Weak f}sek atl ffnst cent
BIZ fSeas eferf#iRfe Iof Bfffes u SiG p,rtefss
II i%Shjf6fs #jt4fta.sH Fiee taf8fa ftft fiead to fybt.
aud clfrHthfafa 20 NJ faf*lft nest he s%tftttfe. prs
hEr,ve tm hips II Htfatnts taa5ftH, which sidp
Assal4 vgabted aT tho stle II She aieFe efrFls Adj
most Paid. Anil 10 ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06

On r idav the g8 h1t -, ihf4nt
daughter nj Il tteft tfg a1am, Of this PAT
lsh, aged ID mouths.
9 AZ Louisville, Kentucky, on The 2Uh
uiiimg IN consequence Of injuries received
at the burning Of the Steamer Giarter OaE,
CApfAtN Gg6ReH MoHtsGH, late Of New.
port Kentucky.
Captain Morrison Was d brother Of our
public spirited and mitch respected towns
mhh Mr. William Morrison, painter. Tho
remains oftba deceased we're followed h
tie grave. By HE 10. q. 7. Of which ho
had been hf mary years a msmber.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06


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''s"a'
'f"3,s''"s0 ~" ~ '1eo &c hf0'ol0'
"e"'F'aeh'-A 2f'a'"nI glorious wen
"'s occurred IA rance taot ha'f'o mas
aE'lR recovered ) ef tfafat8ed flghfs' hRd
ms ~ taeflf'tt t"8ih ny y ms" f~f'o'",''h
@'f'o} u t'o 5Y1a}''ay . Pi}''as. aa2 q.
I'll" ""s''' S'' ms EYER S's'''''o ~ history
Il "2Ff1P' ana q '''''ha'l elas7, measuring
Tue f.Feos' ps9pie " 'ne'f own ai'neasioas
s''shf 70 e7''a7l''f,e ''' ho'ofea ana
aehl2sfalle Gus o1ns 9 we copa'ryt lhit hhYe
been bafl q ~ the 1ttlitaabIs Use of p
hlar sovereignty, II witch gI6ty he given.
Having myself ger heeh he victim gl
fetioh' which 5et Expresses my country,
but whose botr i at band, wtnl1 be laet-.
ing in tho ptiaeiplfs htye ever pfofsss6l
OH the frfnest Conviction, ht1 | not hasten
among The foremost to hail the National
goy'rhDaht which Ffar ! bus just given
IN her e1G, All 81 uEilt IN she h5ppy crit
which is das@nins among nations, AMI more
especially upon Spain. Wy ttfjgt ardent
desir % soc France and Sogio closely
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
Fnahionahla nnneine

'ffia faq IL ftatea Hgiae and v%iejhifY. IRE fetref1
fully ilff4mst. iTaf ttauat Al red DDff#gt meti5i If
WaltIle. pJskH. NJ. nA hp faf4tt weekly ~ tte
ssSf4tt fEsge8s ts o. If WHICH irtA been 6bff in d
ft1rmagft tlf Kindness 81 81 Dtkitf.
YbiIfH ltdtea. NJ 7faF atd f4tsefe at4 Il IT. fer
tiaraaa ats HIS iess0ffe vail b. given On Fddays
md Saturdays. Pupils viii not he received aftef he
exg5f1tidH df Che second Waet wlfhfdif preparation by
private es4nis. 1Hiere viii iii Ho RISE ts Il dadHC-
iiWi fof Wtht NJ irHapGgtde III commenting. N fOf
hiEeHeA aftf f]aftfk8le iH pFot4ptiitfte md ptlnttt-
htfY buinA necessary IL afFtta ateSeu Il fdlffabie de-
ffsff II feTfaesfgf fl fa tlgft tif8s usually allotted 10
His bfahtt 6fglueatiGGg
FJr3 ftdettthrs aBtdy 81 fe school dH7 Friday be-
tween 5ad4 r. NJ. aftef Witch TIE teacher viii not
be- nj Ialstfef
'fhe undersigned has perfuisssdt ~ refer n the
tIsff 1a4ee Bark afuit 20 AIesafa Riehafd ioneks, II
"a. Il. Hatch and t1ln Henderson.
May Git GEO. FL. STARRING
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
FR0H EUROPE.
ERANHE.

Giigsag.-Ne have accomplished he
greatest and puFest or revolutions, We
have established The principle oftbe SOW
prpieaty of The people, and FIR the past
mopth have given 10 the world a St ili Z !.
example u its application. Fof tlle last
mouth France has governed itself without
the employment Of any military lhae+, "td
by the sole moral authority nj the people.
Paris, with Der milli5t Of iHh1btt9hts
has never offered h1fe personal security,
In a few days the Provisional Govern
lnant, sprung ffohp the aetlamations 1.-THE
peoples will restore to ths hands Of BE
peoples representatives The uhalloted
trust otthe sovereignty ofthe people,
.Citiaeas.-These later days must he
like the first. aud The Provisional Coy.
eminent tsaulhp.i1eli 70 say il SO wills it.
The National Assembly must find the rc.
iu5ltc rs free lrotn ell appearance Of disor-
der as II rose from It's cradle On the IN
mortal .day gu which II had birth on the
bartieade4. .a....- 4r
Beware, titi6tps, that loo enthusiastic a
shov OF patriotism does not becona a
cati=r N alafm and trouble in this city
he aaat OF the Republic Ina city 50 re.
inatkabIe Itr the calm aud dignity of its
~prople-tbh disturbances in the streets,
which put q stop TO business-the firing
Of mtskgtry, which alarms the peaeeable
cannrt be tolerated or unde rstuod. Let
The republican ceremonies, 81 magnificent
IN their simplicity, be conducted hy the
public authorities, consult them and they
will arrange your patriotic manifestations.
Do not allow anything. citizens, which
may give even q preteAt to The enemies,
either domestic or freign, Of our republic:
anything which eau sully the halo of its
purity and glory .>auYtbing which can ar
rest the mov fnpnt Of European ntnaheipa-
ton, Of which we have given the signal.
Asst tha E~,vst nn,stt IN tho matntpn=
a,,, IF ,,J,r i, The .ity. Lat svsrv ana
,,t,s,, au;,,Iv >, hi. ,,otE. adam, ,.,,,t M
customed mode Of IIFa--haprr and proud in
hsi,,, rs,,hlts,,g. vs shall bags IN rasaa
the days, every hour becoming lass treub-
l,d ,yhi,h .sr,t,tss ,g fran tho tj,ro vvbsp
o,,r rsnrss.,t.ttys shnll mast,
tgtiz.ns. III. provi.ional Gcyrrn,n.pt.
which il ,,,,r vrtk. which ,o,, summit
n,i,h r., r,,ab 1oyettan. ar,bal. IN ,,,,r.
vtsdar,. ia ys,r ratrtn,tsm ungta v,,,r-
s,tvns vith Il IN consolidate thu rep,b,ta.
II i. gaij ,hs prsviai,aal Coysrrn4p,
has nrd,,,d IA, n,e.h... AZ Oh n h,r..z.
with Beld s,,in, tas
The following proclamation has been
addressed to the army. anta d,
W.. 10 rup ARMY. f9
Citizen Soldiers -Yo owa an add
tionnl title to the Renuhitc. You were
only soldierz=it has made vou citizens. nv
restoring to yoi your part IN the sovtr-
Of tho p~eonIo. rut in cantar,thp
,"'S "''''''''"' "''' w t''' Wv ''Pou''
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
From The Fieaynhe.
TOUCHING THE CONTROVERSY
AtltttttT uttEIL."

The following letter was received Ny a
gentleman II this city from The Rev. nf.
Pint, oil Salem, one Of The most Learned
md eminent divines III this or my other
eUnHtrt, II felatas ID The CONTROVERSY
which has recently sprung Up II ottf midst
concerning ii sbffi6h preached by the Rev.
'Tbe1tofs E1app upon The duetrihb Of
External Punishment and The stripthtal
signiftanty Of the w6td "Iiell" The
views 0f DR.. Flint are valuable upon any
question of historical end biblical interest.
lie Is d ripe scholar, and a learned and pi-
Utis man rs eminent for Christian virtues
AZ for his vast and varied requirements.
The letter is a criticism Upon Mr.. Clapp's
Sc mon, and sustbihs The opinions Of that
eloquent essay. As YOU have published
The structures Of sevetal champions Of etef-
nal punishment upon NIrt CIapp's srfihob'
will you not give u champion Of mercy a
hearing also 7
sAtBm, AwA 10 1918.
Joseph Warren Flint Bsg Dear Sir
duly received The Pieaytne containing Mr..
Clapp's discourse Upon Hell have read
The discourse with atteht on. see nothing
in II from which | dissent-nBthing in The
main different from what, for d long time.
! have held as sefiptual truth and preached
from my Own pulpit, and which | believe
Is hold Bnd preached by all intelligent and
we'll informed Unitafians-weil informed,
I msan, IN the original languages Of The
scriptures. The ~taftaftis in Pagan my
tholeay was The original and prototype Of
the popular hell Of Our h~eatheni5ea Chtiss
tiHnty To the The rites, the fables and
philosophy Of heathphism are 10 he ascrib-
ed most ofthe absurd dogmas aud cotrup-
TONS hat hare been incorporated with The
pure, rational. Ineligible end sublime
Christianity taught aud lived by Jesus. the
essence Of which consists in supreme love
and reverence towards God and loving our
fellow man rs ourselves. /. {. doing 10
others as, IN an exchange oil circumstances,
we should wish thcm 10 do Us. With re.
gHrd to the punishment Of the inpenltent
and wicked in 81 future life, The same laws
by which sinners are made 10 suffer IN con.
sequence Of their wilfll transgressions d
Cod laws here. will be Ia operation here.
aitcf. That il ~ say, felfibuti0n will Ger.
tainly follow transgression, the tfHtigressot
will suller til be rrHses to he a trHnsErps.
sor and becomes obedirnt to Gods righte.
oHs and benevolent laws. | transtribe 81
pafog aph from The sermon which | deliv=
cred al tho dedication Of our new house,
which was printed
Asthe teachings Of Christ respecting the
character ard government Of God have Of
late years been better understood BY en-
ligb ened and no longer creed bound indi.
v,duaIs, aud are beginning 10 be pnder=
stood by Christians more generally, God is
beginning TO he obs yed fom love, rs tie,
rho is lore, would ever be obeyed by his
chtldfsns The feHf Of what Cod wIl do 10
them If they transgtess is low changed 10
the only fear that can be rational and sal.
utary mud eoBsigtei / with love, viz fear Of
the harm which they will certainly do
themselves If they tfitiagfeHs Gods law
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06
LATE AND
M8FNM&5

!. I t8ks Ills m4th51 gf lnl9rm'H ny fbe public
generate, tiat / IN prepared III sell them
'sDHY GOODS a. CLOTHING On reason
able terms. do not W sd any one TO suppose
HAT / " II sell at 20 per e6ft baI0W cot, or
even nj cost, lis I haee no idea ofbslf9 ena-
bleI 10 egBpfoInfes witt my trgdifsfs 1T 10
~ I % Yen ! per dyFaf ftr the goods I have
pdteh sd "a time / think ny friends for
the liberal patrJrage conferred last year and
with due med6sty solicit 4 continuation Of
their fav6ts. vi ftEBBRT
maYGAH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06

agWe have been requested TO announce
sslhe public. that Tie Reyd Dr. Hawks Of
Christ Church, New Orleans, win preach
Ia st. James's Church hese, tomorrow.
Pablo worship viii eoulmenee a half
uast ten O'clock il he morning.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06

len GREAw.--All those who love their
wives and sweathearts ought to regale
thcm with ice cream, soda water and con.
fctioas. What signifies all the bowing
ami scraping and storytelling that ever
was practised or Invented, If You don't
propose something definite =! Every re-
qu'site Cor a treat Will be found at the
rooms Of Fielding Musseima,s, the repre-
sentative ofthc great EasectsLo who viii
juggle YOU out Of your dimes and skad-
S~oaies, and serd you of fl of mirth and
spoage-cake at any heur Of the day or
night.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06

Hen WArER.-The river remains high At
This place, but within the hast two days a
percep,ible decline has commenced. For the
present wa my entertain a welt foanlel
expectation, thai further Inconvenience viii
not be SIS aired during this summer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-05-06

y. ROUGE SAVING INSTITUTION.
Al persons who are In want Of dry goode.
can ~ At Ill times accommodated at III
lowest possitIf rites, By ealing u the 'toh
price cab stor3 of
nay ely JosErH WE4zE4n.