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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09
From the National Fra.
TO JOHN e.. CALHOUN.

Is this thy voice, whose treble notes Of fear
Wall in the wind? And dost thou shake TO he ar
ActHon- like, the bay of thy own hounds,
Spurning the eash, and leapng Ger their bou nds?
Sore batfied statesman. when thy eager hand,
With game afoot. unslipped the hungry pack,
To hunt down Freedom in her chosen land,
Iladst thou no fear. that. long dou bling back
These dogs Of thine might snuff on Slavery IS
track!
Where's the boast which even thy guarded
tongue,
Cold calm. and proud, in the teeth o. the Senate
Der the fnIfiment Of thy balefuI plan,
Like Satan's triumph at the fall Of mani
How s'oed'st thou. then. thy feet Freedom
planting,
And pointing to the lurid heaven affair."
Whence all could see, through the south win
dOws slanting,
Crimson blood, the beams Of the Lone Star.
The Fate are just; they give "s but our own;
Nemesis ri ens what our hands have sown.
There is all Eastern story. not unkn Known,
Dcubt,cs IS, to thee. Of one whose magic skill
Cali'd demons up his water Jars to fill;
Deity and silently they did his i'll.
But, when the task was done, kept pouring still.
In vain with spell and charm the wizard wrought,
Faster and faster were the buckets brought
Higher and higher the flood around
Till the hends ciapPed their hands above their
master drown'd!
So. C. arolinian. il may prove with thee,
For God still overrules mans schemes, and
takes
Craftine>s in its sclf-set snare. and makes
The wrath Of man to praise Him. 1t may be
That the reused spirits of Democracy
May leave to frecr States the same " ide door
Through which thy s!ave.cur<ed Texas enter
ed iii
From ont the blood and fire, the wrong and sin
OF the Storm'd city and the CHASTITY plain,
Beat by hot hail, aud wet with bloody rain,
myriad handed Aztec host may pour,
Aud swar by South with paIid North com ne
Back ihvseif To turn thy dark design,
And heave the engineer Of Evil with his mine.
J.G.W.
NorE--No one places higher estimate upon
the intellectual power aud exemplary private
Character Of the great Southern Senator, than
the author Of the above lines, the severity OF
which. can only be justified by the actual facts in
the case His late speech the Mexican war
which is here contrasted with his boast in the Sen.
ate. scarcely year ago, Of is successful age nc
!" The annexation Of Texas. as a me asure caIcu
ited to strengthen the institution Of slavery be.
trays 10 the careful observer y fear that the aei
vantag-S mus accrung to that institution are in
danger OF being lost by the anne Ration Of Mexi.
CO. He evidently fee Is that he has kpcled a f;r,
which he cannot quench. Hence his appeol r.
the delegates Of the insnl,ed md oppressed North
to save him from the consequence Of his owr
schemes. JOHN G. WHITTIER
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY
AND PRINTERS DEPOT.

No, II Canal Street Row Opposite the Custom HOUSE,
H. II. GREEN respectfully announces TO Publishers
and Printers. thai he has established Il eomplsls and
extensive TYPE FOUNDRY In this city.
THE BOOK LETTER If this Foundry yyas cut 10
gtlsf, by sGrftneh Of long eEpsF ibHeA, aud IA no sHs
penss wins spared to obtain tbs hagdsonest faces. and
70 r8r set thsm in every respect, the assertion il ven
tufel that 1t viii be found tbs Itands9nsst in the Uni
tod Atatss.
Also n very handsome ass6rtfasnt Of Flowers. Com
binatinn Borders, and JOB LETTER bf the lateststyls.
70 which the attention Of Printers IL solicited. bef1rs
purchasing elsewhere. All articles manufactured NJ
this Foundry shall be equal, If not supsfior, 10 any
manufactured at ifs North; and rs they will be- fur.
nishsJ NJ Nsw York prices. tho proprietor Of this new
enterprise trusts 10 inset with due Encouragement,
The subscriber ta also Agent for lbs salo Of Napier.
Washington and Smith PRESSES. which together
with Chases, Cases. Composing Sticks, Furniture.
Galieys. Printing INK Of all colours, including every
nriels in the Printing business, kept constantly on
hand b. moderate faies.
n1~Thg pf0Pfiet0rs Of newspapers who will publish
this advertisement Fix months. and send d paper 10 this
Foundry weekly, will be paid for the advertisement by
purchasing six tin 81 III, an nat Of advertising bill IN
Type, H. H. GREEN, " Canal Street Row, "a
Opposite the Ctsto1ntI6tise.
Propri6t0rs Of newspapers, WHO have published tbs
advertisement Of GREEN " Co, will please suspend 1t
and insert Inc above.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
Taylor NTeetinK.

Al a meeting If the friends Of General
ZACHARY TAYLOR, held At the C54r house
Ia Baton Rouge, on Saturday tio i2th Of
Febrmiy, ls49, for The purpose Of 4tlccting
del gates to attend The 'rnylor Cgpscntion,
10 be held in New Orleans, ol the 23I
inst, ,-on motion Gen. j. Bctngrd was
chosen Pre- ,idcn', Colonel rbiljB Hicky,
James N, Elan and David Chamtirrs were
chosen Vice Prcsidcnls +; $. II. Shipley,
and Eog ne Lonon', .fFrre appointed Sc.
cgetaries. i
The object Of the nf6eting having hecn
stated by the p~rcsidsntIz On mojioE of DR..
w. r.. Wood. q committee Of tv, xcre an.
pointed 20 draft q Preamble md Resotu.
ttous, to be submitted ~ The consideration
Of The meeting.
Whe9eupon the President appui5 ted The
GLOWING gontlrm ma fbmmitof va: d.,
W. Il. Wood, u. ID Nsery. AMOS Adams,
John Phillips and u, II. Fran9isI Who
a(t'r a short ahscnci{ reported through
their cha rman, Dr.. Wood, the EIIowrng
preamble aud )rcsotutiolls, which w,re un.
anjmoosly adopted
Whereas. 4 Convention az a5eleeates, ncm;S5be save.
rl parshes az this STATE, hdj harn cnllel y meat IN
the city OF Now Orleans, on iso 22i OF Fchslnry. for
the purpose Of nominating Electors favata DC 10 the
election Of GENERAL XACgEY TAYLOR. t&thc Pre-.
tldency 81 the United Statest2
And whereas, the people ldf almost eveffy Parish,
without distinction nf pnrgyt {hayr a.tenihttgi rsEfsar.
lively, and united In doing lttnor 10 oair dis9naui.he
fellow.ciiiEen and have nFtnintei ,lelegafas 10 r..
prerept them III said cnnvcntgn. il u thertfsr
Resoluel, That THE meetisg do mort b,Ernly mn.
prove q ne sala SGnTSenaotf @ BE- holaefkin New
Orleans on the I'D Fchruarys.s and that III, Thurman
appoint sixty delegates 10 reiEssent this pariga ia said
Convention, t,
Rts3iva8, That we have 4ae fullest confidence IN
The ability, integrity and patriotism Of Gensal TAY.
LoR. 10 administer the goiEarnmnut ui IL United
States, with thar wisdom, independence IL sEsirmnegs,
known and pmciced upon it 1.-THE days Of WAshinRion
and jefferson recognizing mig creed, but thestonslim-
ton OF his country
RaaolnsI That in cur npinsan the refasaEsapon the
pngt Of General Taylor 70 besEE me erclaSipd3 sthe can.
didate of a party, pledged hSore hand ito 3Spport on
oppose every principle of policy. THAI haSaghSted and
divided the political werld tn the last isvetIy years.
and which may. or may not E9EtuFh the Gnu3Ery again
in a century, 50 far from constituting Anys ing ground,
of objection 10 him "a the p@hple's candEdaE should
he regarded m one Of the hesE evidanceScf Fir fitness
for the station in that, he Is xldeavorina bg5o doing. |
10 establish a high and holy pIaciple of fefokn in our |
day 10 he end, thar the beg evidences wSscan nix |
Or receive. from one we maaEdesire to esey1Ee to the
exalted station Of President bE the United States, i |
,~oufieuee tn his wisdom, integrity and Iassihtifm, tr /
administer the affairs Of goylEEnment upon sse pure
principles Of the Notwithstanding to- thsIweffare /
md prosperity of the whole E~SnaiFy, and EinE un-
.rammelled by pledges 70 any Section or parry.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
grAvroNs EXTERNAL nEMEDYs
CALLED
HUNTS, MNfNENT,
i, nm universally aehnswteigsi % b ibs M

il ssyy universally a~e#n9wtAigsd u b Tie M
FALLtDLE REMEDY ft
as;osj affections. RltsHnatisfn. Paralysis ard al Fsts
v9t,e affections Salt fliattta; Ctytlp; ef HtYssh Agas
i. Ihs Hgaa4l AMI faHs, WBak Joints Colds Ieetha
ache, Sore threat and ,uHins7. liberated e9f3s'
UiFaa, Frosted feet ial6lsfH Usasfs FfssIs wgti1ass
~IgtIfVafs, G8fHs. sy4tlinas and hftiisesy seftItilgus
affections. Paths IN The back, Nervous h~saIaehst
fja dslgrsltx. stfains. a~Iaalaitg bitss, Hnd al Go
tstie8s ard FHfvgtts aissa4ss,
TTs TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS WltltI ias atIsE
ded HE atplifaflGH If This flhst WONDERFUL. NE
DtCfSEih curing he ,Hest severe egsgs q !ls dl1g1.
eHt Diseases HHfys fiHfHsd-aBd The HIGH ENGOMs
Huns that taye beer bestowed titHf IT, wherever Il
lee beer ltlttgduesd. gives me ths Flslt tg sgll 2. lhs
APFAIETEp f8 resort nj dIaH III lie gWII HHWHF
by THAT CAN biz HFLfED ON,
f@ THs faculty i1ite n recommending tlts esleefatsa
]sstgfnat fsFeJg Hunts Imminent
The following lstisf from The highly s%lnihsnt Ply
sleiaHs who haYs tasi attached ~ The MBant plsasa
ant Stats Prison M ftAAiy ysatsj Il ths best evlasnss
Of the vaIns If This celebrated Lihinteht.
sing sing, December 90. 1916
nv Deaf Hftzf fsbsfvsa F6tig h6ie Of Yesterday,
asking my eriii6n IN f9igtidti e Hints LIhhisht, as
tsefafed by MI Gsdrge b. STANTON. Knowing its
COMPENSATION, and having frequently nssd IT, can re-
commend Il n Yyi IA Il sqh H8tsn,al Hemafy, and In
nv opinion he bet L4nihn4nt ttN4 IN Use.
very ''"' '"' '''p"''4"' f. Il HOFFMAN
Col. Pierre Van C6rtlsnt. Gt6t0h Mafsgf.
! fully e0neuf In The above o pfni6H
w N BEtEttgR.
Yorktown. 1aHtiHfy "A, fs45s
siti=tr fetig 10 yottf lettsf, | would NV EhatT
have used y6iif External Remedy, called Hints II.
Hifnatft, IN my practices since y6ti fdhde me acquainted
with its composition. and hnhssitstiuEly say that bss
lisvs IL II he tHe bsst Bxtefftal Rstnsdy bbH tn ass
fir the complaints for which You ts65fhtHsh1 H.
Yours respectfully BENZ b MILLER, NJ b.
FEVKR s6Hss
aa -. .-a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
LETTER FROM THE REV. n JACKSON
FORMERLY PASTOR or THE FIRST PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH, NEW YORK.

~ANStFfs@tB ~ ~ AS@|F
On. s~wAYaE-Dear Sir-Permit ms to take the
liberty Of writing to you NJ this time, to express my ap.
probation, and rsfnmnsn 10 the attention Of the heads
Of families. aud others. your valuable msiicine--Yolr
COMPOUND SYRUP or PRUNUS VIRGIN
ANA, OR SYRUP or WILD CHERRY ARK
In my travels Of late, ! have seen the wonderful effects
Of your medicine, in relieving children Of very obstinae
complaiuta--guch az Coughing, Wheeling, Choking
with Phlegfn, Astiimatic attacks, &c. | should not have
written this letter however, al present, although / have
fell it my duty to add my testimony % 1t Tor some time,
had it not been for q late instance where the medicine
above alluded 70 was instrumental IN restoring 70 per-
feet health " an only child, " whose case was almost
hopeless, in a family Of my acquaintance.
Beyond all doubt, d.. Swayne's Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry, Ia the most valuable medicine In this
or any other country. ! am certain ! have witnessed
more than one hundred eases where IL has been atten-
ded with complete success. | have used it myself in
ed ~efEsctual in an exceedingly short time, considering
the severity Of the case. / can recommend it in the
fullest confidence Of It's superior virtues. ! would adj
wise that no family should be withsat 1t; it is very
pleasant, and always beneficial, worth double, Az Of
ten ten times is price. The public are assured there
R.JAcKsoN, DID.
Formerly Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, n Y
DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrupof Wild Cherry Is
put in square bottles, developed with a handsome steel
engraving, bearing the signature Of DR.. H. SWAYNE
The spurious articles are called by various names,
puch as $ Balsams " Bitfers, " and even SyFups Of
Wild Cherry; but the public should bear in mind the
IAN, of Dr.. Swayne. or they may be deceived by a
leleterious article.
Principal office corner Of Eighth and Race streets,
Philadelphia, and for sale by Agents in all paris Of the
United States and Canadas.
The orlginal and only genuine article is
Iy prepared by DR.. n. sWAYNE. N. w.
orner Of Eighth ard Race sIs. Ph'a.
For sale by O. P. Davis and g. NJ. Hero
n an, Baton Rouge, Dec, 95-4T limo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
ADVANTAGE
or 4HE


CONGRESS BOOT OR SHOE.
OVER OTHER KINDS.
They arc always laced Or Ged rp.
They win fiji better, being adapted 70 slim or fall
fest.
They are NOT 20 liable 10 break ont. n mo-
They sit easfer on the foot, wear longer, and aFs
cheaper for the wearer.
Just received, direct from the manufacturer, n COM
plete assortment n tadfes boots and shoes, mznusaes-
utcd expressly for NJ, consulting IN past Of
Days Patent Congress Cater boots
I" " ehoeg
Italian Cloth and geTge Cater boots
/" " half GaiteF =
shoes
Kid, Morocco IL Calf ties
I" E4akfns
" Brogans
Black and BFonzed sIippers
White Kid do
Chiidrgns Shoes peagd and fewed.
Misses, Boys, and infants shoes.
The above are articles which are made IN The bert
manner and Of the bsst materials, all Of which We
offer at the lowest prices, IN Caah.
A. BRADFORD eco.
febf2Z Church Stree {;
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19

On the l7h im ant. by The Reyd J..
WooBBatBeB, ]jBRFBHsoy r. Thomas ESD,
grandson Of the late General Philemon
tn mas, to Miss CARottHB INA eBR, both
Of thi4 parish.
o. the 10th instant tty The Rsvd w.
II. Crsnshaw, Mn RoHHRF 20 FBR TAY.
Ion, Of the AlBteats oitigF bsrs 10 Mus,
MANY q. AtLBx Of this town.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
AVIS.

Atteudp qu'Etiepns d. counnes s'esl
adresse 40 soussigne greGier de In Cour
du siziene district judie1aife dams 81 pour
In parotsse dist gaton Rouge, pour 6sre
n6mni6 administrator De III succession do
Henfiene Cayelier Mazen: d6c6dGe.
Avi' est pr Ie present dome b fo1s
ceax iDteress6s de- mife savoir leurs raj
SONS dams Ie couranf dc dix iours do services
d. Ia premiere publication de- Get avis pour
qroi Ia dite application ne seraits pas ae-
cordAe. Jos. w. FowLEg, Greaier.
Pewter O-2s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19

" The folio wing orders were given by
tho cap'ain Of a steamboat, when she was
abont to en- "a ge in A race with another b at /:
"Rosin up thar, and tell the en- siueer to shut
Own the safe y vtlve! Give her go.h F! Gem
tIemeI VINO htvn,t stepped up to the Office
and sstlled, will please retire to the ladies'
cabin till we pass that boat. Fire up"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19

A M3ntt f'ieiafs af L6ef1a@Tfsfe are $1,000 edrnl
Htri thieves In binfJi! i1s1JJ children learning efitfs,
54tt1 ihhses ~ stytsn e9gis, and about l0,Uog aoti
Ht1t gamblers
The Z Waekty Despatch, . an idftsi papet, has q
circulation NJ 10000 gdtiss II j4eek if the city ..
The population Of london nos is ab9ut 9, $50, @G
sAHts
fhsfe afa #fBHt 10000 ps5pis IN the metropolis
alone. ahpfIVbled with taBatis dF religious Worship.
Theirs are ah6nt 100000 female servants n London
or this number. from t1,D1B ID 10000 ate daily chang
iig places,
Upwards NJ $1,000 persons afs h6N inmates II the
london workshops; 81, 900 are roy receiving 6tit ae5I
| fslief, aud from t,b11t9 . ,dyt nightly slisitsF themselves
m the refugees IT the ~h8tississs. III addition To this ttift
her there afs thousands who live by begEinEy aftd
thousands m1fs wifB live by criminal Practices
"wltl y8i havs me Sarah ~ said yeuha man 10 Il
sliy Young laiF:
tt NJ, John, g said sres It but YOU may have me, il
y3t like "
An eccentric. oil gentleman, who hal a fail memo
". Haa IN The habit 81 addressing 4 lsttsf ~ himself
eJftiHinin4 tbs matter which he wished II fetnsnbsf,
ahd sehiihg IL 10 his t6ass through The penny post.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 O. p. DAVIS are
now particularly requested to come for
ward and settle the r accounts or they will
be put into the hands of an officer for Col
lection. EsbI2-2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
MARIE.

LIE pria 10 Ii hfihs 6ttnl g5 80 les b6us
lahgars ssfoul tpnus d. dta6ef 30 obess de
pain pour div sous poor In ssmiihe etafs
fante, JOHN Il DtfFRUCu, 4. M.
Fpi,. 10. lBig,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
NATIONALITY.

The price Of agur beiag $3.50 the In
ksfs will give 30 ouneFs Of bread Ur 10
fsnts for tbs ensuing wsst,
JOHN H. DUFHOCQ, Y. NJ.
Feb. 10 lg4g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
WHAF 30 you WANTf

SOMERSET EABHLKs
We aFs manufacturing. and san furnish them ne iag
FIR e4st. ne ilsy faa he purchased In New Ufteansi
Or with any 3tlisF description Of saddles Ut s~a1disrv, ~
We have on hand b e9tnpiets assortment, consisting IN
part If
Spanish Saddles ftaffiags Harness
Mexican DO Buggy DO
English do Cart do
Somerset do Wagon do
Columbian 40 Wagon lTafass II Traces
Travellers DO q Collars n BRIDES
sfaF6a do plain Cafriags Whips
Quilted do buggy do
Iadiss do WarHuH do
Horse, Switch. and Dog Whips, Of svsfy dsss
tfipti6h and price
Plated, Etsel. and Hfass ilfi1ls Hits
=, atirfipg
Efnifs
Eatbst Bags Horse Brushes
Dos sptif U93is Cow Hides
Curry Combs Eh8e EtaGhine
and n taFse variety If 6tisf articles in our Inns, which.
If y6a wish 10 purchase, ~ n crafty y6tif curiosity
by examining, eiye Hs q talls
A. BRADFORD Il co
Feb, tg=J Church sitsBt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19

MobBsfY. There l. a Young man IN
CineinnaN who Il 10 IN dest that lie will
iot "etnbraes an opportunity. lie would
make q good mats o. the lady who tainted
when she heatd Of the naked truth.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19

WntG national CONVENTION We learn
from Wasarng 0 +, a Oh The I'd in taor, The
Wing members Of Congress decided to hid a
National Convention, for the n,minstion of
President and Vice President, at Ph ladelphia,
in lpdepe ,tence Hall, on the first Wednes.
day IL Jun ensui q.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
Ell. II. WADDlLL

Drng0ia. corae at Third and Church Streets,
Has Just received a ffIl and ~coHolete supply Of
drugs and nsdicinss, which he will sell At the lowest
cGh prices. At bis store viii be found
Best Eogffsh CaIomeI saLSoda
French Quinine Pearl Ash
Caat0r OIL Starch
Arrow Root Indigo
sulph: Mosphfns Lobsiia
Iodine OpOdeldce
Potassium Sweet OIL
Ipecac Sags
JAIap Gambler
SIENNA Waxaeed
Mama Spanish brown
Cum MYrh Chioride-Lia1s
" Arabic p Soda
Opium Thcn1psons Ere Wssss
Mustard HoB
Race Ginger Port Wine
AIspfce Pale Ale
Cloves gueu9e
Cinnamon Tr1aaes Ac &c
Also a great VARIETY. q Pllss- Wnghtis Less:
Peters; Champion's; MoffaGs; WissarE G~Ebertss:
sappi1gson's; Tyler's Cooks; Wineyas cfickner'a.
Esagar coatedJ SpenceTs &c DE.
H. ]. w. has . stock Of al the Patent Ms1iafaea
ofthe day. andi ID tbs only agent fr ths s1Ie Of To9na
es6s SGrsopeTRA Fsh: E-z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
Clothing at Cost.

Wishing to dispose Of my TTinter Cz0htngI vii
sell the balance on hand At cost. Persons in need Of
the above article will do well 70 call early.
abl2-2 EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19

pHo0F or MARRIAGE Thp either day.
wf@ess being asled how he bgfw that a
man and Il w9naH var. husband and wifB,
replied, baeanza 'he had often heard tho
lady blow the gentleman up" The eyi=
denee was heli 10 be conclusive.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19
Notice.

ALL PERSONS indebted N d. Sanger, fTsss n
Co, IRE requested 70 CONS forward and sstIs th6ir
accounts without delay. ny 20 doing they nil fays
trouble ~ themselves and eEbsfs. jan. ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19

Gy~ prspa rs,tons are in %progrpa, by the
military ia New Otleaba for r'l'tra''''3
the g1j instant, Che birth Jay n General
Washington. IN a suitable m'nhar' 4 s'"''
t,r es,,sa wiIl ns doubt be- mIlawed iTthis
and other tDWn1ss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19

A FtNA HoBeHf.-Ah ancient philos.
6pbrf says that a beautiful woman Is a
petpeLua hymn % The Deity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19

Anew MORE or THE SAME SORT LEFT
We have h few pairs Of those splendid Congress
Jackson lies. which tBf Style md bsaHfY If finish, eaHs
not be SURPASSED Call anil esatai1e them al.
A. HIADFUKD " co.'s. Church k,tfAsf,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-19

CopRAat, @Coursge, like olher qualities,
has lie varieties. Some heti ara born brave,
others acquire ihtroptdity from example and
eyrn a tihid spirit may be stimulated by action,
until personal apprehension II overcome.
Amidst The crash of baD lie, Tho In lest soul
eat hes tho glorious mp lac, and for The Time,
casts of It's natural torpi iitg. 10 exert, hos.
ever, ttat msntlt ealtnnesa which COW va In
briefand lucid language Tho deta l. Of ptana Of
a~otion,Fe curing tho agency Of many and whose
success the miscanceptton Of al individual
nj ght jestfoy--this demands q philoeophie
concentration Of thought which many found
foremost ID tho pr0ss If Atht, never eau oh ain.
The, The m1at important quality Of u general,
Napoleon and Wellington p ,s4eFaei extensive
ly, and when The late Of u bat 10 hum up N q
hair, both were calm aud se'f.cllipG cd, anil The
order, npon which victory or d9f'at depended,
was issued with u cool tes4 that ap9rOaa he'd,
inson=lb lty. The terrible att ok at Ess II ng
WAS sim ly in lrcttsd by a gesture, and W on
tidjnFs were broughttpo that bl o ly evening
woich nj tht have pulsed lie fun rat nerves,
lot . featu Q of N,polejo wis 10 en- to alter
Sitting on Tho enbankm mt Of a feld-work
uii,aturbs b. tho roar orhis own %arliller or
= responding thunder from the batteries pfthe
fortress, Lo4l Welliugtan pc ned the plan #
t,e lss'ut and WHOM tint writing went forth
thedoon Of Cuii,i Radrig was sea ed-M e.
weA's Life Of Wellington. A.