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"UStrrD We srAsD-DIvrDED We FAIL"

a while, but he stuck to me so bard tina
bineby I give in and we tuck two Or three
drinks. The next thing ! knowed of my
self walked up in a shuck pen shout q
mile from town on my way home. Wagon
and horses and all my money was gone, and
even my shoes were misssn. Some Of the
Murrellites that used to be about Here nc
doubt cum across me so drunk that / didna
know whsr nor who I was and jest Gsaned
me out of everything I had and put he 10
the shuck pen to keep tie hogs from essin
lme.
'When my wife and boy come and found
me in that shuck pen, if I'D had a weapon
Of any kind about me, { do believe I'D tuck
my life on the spot.-But they got me home
and put me to bed, whar | laid about a week
wantin to die worss'n l wanted to git well
before. But Sally she stuck by me, and
nursed me, till ! was able to git about sgin
I know'd it was no use for me to promise
any more to her and she never ax'd me to
do so. That made me feel monttrous bad,
and I tried to think what I could do to make
her have confidence in me again. One
night while ] ~ss sick the thought struck
me. The next morning I got up and went
out to the shop and got the biggest anger l
had, and cum into the house and without
sayin a word, I walked right up to the fire
place and begun BORN that hole
THAT anger hole9' ses I.
yes, sir; that very identical suger hole.
While ! was BORN awsy, Sally cum in the
room. Seem what I was at, she raised up
her hands-sNams o. sense, Jaues!' ses
she, have you lost your senses9' bored
away, while she stood and looked at me
without ssyin another word-'Thsr!' ses I,
pu'lin out the auger when I was done
when that hole grows up, then ] will take
anOthe. glass Of spirits" Sally seed into
my idee at once, and putting her arms Q.
round my neck cried like a child. I cried
a little too, and may be I kissed Sally . time
or two. But that's more'n ten yeas ago,
and the suger hole amt growsd up YETI
'And you-'
'Haint fetched a drop of liquor from tina.
day to thisv !
'Well,' sss I, 'if all anger holes could
have the same good effect, it's . pity but
one could be bored over every hearh.stone
in the county,
Its a ugly ornament, sir, but it's a faith
full monitor
q spose you amt los. no more horses and
wagons sense?' sesi.
mo; fortune has smiled on US from that
day. If we sint rich, we're as well off IS
our neighbors with the same chance, and
now, insted Of bein miserable and degraded,
we are a happy and contented family
you may we'll call it the greatest auger-
hole that was ever bcred.'
with US its cum to be a sort Of house,
hold deity. It's always thar, like a never
sleepin eye to watch over our actions, re-
mindin US Of the past, and warnin US for the
Sense my night with my Cherokee friend,
there's been lotso good done for tile Tenn
Perance cause by Father Matthew, and the
WasLintonians, and the Sons of Temper
ance; but don't believe, among 'em ali,
Their vass better temperance man than
James Bysrs or that Their ever was a pledge,
better stuck to than he stuck to his--Au.I
.%GER-HoLE.
CALLING FOR HELP.
When Dick Aims crossed into York
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FIsar.-Ah! Mr.. c.. when ID yoa
return from Rockaway? 80

FIsHY.-Ah! Mt. c., when I'D god
return from Rockaway? SO
Just arrived. .y
t!Any news?
'None Of irnportsncs-ssusht I shaft 70.
day. asae-4 si sesEhio
'Ah! how long sas il? oat i~as.ssaq
Twenty-Five feet, sitl sns,.4s 7s3An isst
'How much did it weigh? siseJ
Eleven tons and a, hall.
BY this time the listeners gsthefed efoss
about c., but not q smile was to be sssn
on his countenancs. o. sny thing TO denote 2
that he was telling sught bat the truth. Q ed
'By-the-wsy. Major continued CD
to tell you that re had fotnd the
Nsw York Brass Band. You feaollscs
when I came up last week, I told you tksy
took thai Instruments With thea sAd wsss
oat IN . sail Boat. Thshostl wa ssea to
caPsize, and they were sappcssa "a hrlesss ),
but when We opened the shark Ne caught
to-day, w found than sil alive and hearty.
their liquor bottle empty, and Pstersca, ID
bnglar, sitting uesr The gills, pisy;sa, I
Come rsst in tsis bcssmp
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VESY Fixr.-'T say, Mf. tonsing, did
you hear bout de catslspsy dat befel Phil.
lisp 'Ob eotrss1 didu't, vat vas tip
you see, de doctor ordered q blister on her
chist-well, Is she hadn't no CHS, no how,
she put 'um on de band.box, and it drav'd
her new pink bonnet all out Oh shape, and.
spils 'um entireltP ..saa
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10
doe suatth,. Adorned.

ELoPEMEST AND MAKs1Aet.-On Tues
day morning, the 18th inst. at an. early hour,
Miss julia NJ, an adopted daughter Of the
late prophet Smith, left town with. Mr.
Elisha E. Dixon, Of ~Churchville, Mo-, at
which place, on the same day, Mr.. Justice
Crown, in due fo,m Of Law, .ioined two
willing hearts together" Peace and PROS!
psrity go with them.-Nauvoo PosrioE ,es
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20 EFT Y.
From TIE COLumbian Magazine for June.
ALONE.


10 ..,s
BIZ c. c. cox
Al,,.-non n. w;a.. wide world!
III. hard to dwell alone.
To catch mn look Of human love,
r., list M Ventle tone;
rrt ward.r THROUGH life's busy crowd,
o.. J. N. co1se within its shroud."
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10

CotauERiKa AND MARkfING.-The corr
respondent Of the Philadelphia Bulletin,
writing from Mexico, says ifths army wsrs
dismissed the volunteers would temsin aud
take possession Of the cotntfyy fhstf they
have already commented msrrying tks
wealthy girls. a~tentrsS of GA
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aAesd ;fl,l1-Ts md EsgK2 zss.

MAetc T4lIk-Ta ind q Ea2Ss sske.
-TLet be, teA iniwhAt celuRasbssAspeis
fosad;A add Observation-Disclosures Bf
the oelhmna andtiis sshseil1Aseksrssgssh
Sappoees fsr sxsAPlsgshs ssss NAT ~
binds hef age n the Isl, Cd ana6sh c~3l2HSSiAS.-
Then DE s31ieicFpE b2rMDaR. [ths irst
- SSiG y G1HTI
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smell collection being made for him, beHes
enabled 10 FrOesstssssssf By vsyoofgcs-
'aaaoos' .IaJG22IK .IIlI2I50I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
Plantation Wagons and
Carts.

The subscriber having increased his facil-
tiles and secured a good lot Of seasoned
Lumber, il now prepared to receive orders
for the coming season for Wagons and
Carts, with Iron ol wood axletrees, aud made
after the most approved patterns now in use.
Ho calls the attention ofthe Sugar Plan
tsfs of the state TO his Tipping Cane Wag-
gons that he il now manufacturing, which
are more simple and adapted for cane than
any in use, aud refers 10 Drs. J. Il H. Per-
kins, d. Chambers, ESQ, GenI. Joseph Ber-
nard, Stephen Henderson, Esq, and J. 3.
Scudder, Esq, who have used them the past
season and will give any information respect.
ing them required. All orders entrusted to
him will be faithfully performed and warran-
ted. Also all kinds Of Plantation Smith work
done 1t his northumberland of Church
and Main st.,-Baton Rouge.
dec 18th w. +. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
CHAs. +. BLAKE, CDE. MONTH EvILLE
BLAKE j. WORTHWHILE,
General Practitioners in and professors Of
DENTAL s URGERY.

Can be consulted daily at their operating
rooms, LAFAYETTE SQUARE, North St, near
st. Charles si., New Orleans, and beg TO 50.
liclt a c ntinuancs # the very liberal pttron.
age thus far bts wed upou them, and will
constant Y he Ia d tendance t. give re ief to
"a ! those suffering: wish diseases Vi he Teeth,
etc,
ARTiFlGIAE TEETH inserted b. them
III a $tyie hat. Fl lhs.r ma ural appesra co,
firm manner Of being adjusted in the mouth,
case W th which shey can be worn, and gen.
ertl exec ieiice sf workmanship, cannot be
surpassed and no pains shall be spared to
give entire sa, Faction II these who nay
favor them with taleir patronage.
In severe Surgical cases, or where the ner-
vous system is very susceptible. the VApOR
of ETtIERs for Producing insenslbility to pain,
will be administered to those who may wish
the benefit of the truly pain destroying agent"
Persons suffering with diseases of t e Teeth,
Gums, Maxillary Sinus, or Antrum, are invited
to call. The pathological treatment of such
diseases having deceived the sPeci.l attention
of Messrs B. q I'M.
rhel charges will be compatible with the ex-
c%ellenee Of workmanship, and skill in the
performance Of operations. Nov, $40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01

The Baton Rouge institute, a P~rospectusof
which may be seen at the Offices If this paer
and the Picayune-the bookstores of Mesrs.
Norman & Steel-as we'll as all other placs of
public resort in New Orleans and lis viclity;
or procured on application-from the Ptnci-
pal-the Revd. JOHN BURKE, will be opn for
the reception of pupils on the LIST Oct, text
Terms for Boarders $50 dollars per mum
payable half yenriy, in Gdoanss:-Musie Draw
ing Dancing, Fencing-makiRg andrpairing
clothes, books and stationery, an extrfcharge.
Terms oftuition for Day-pupiis-is the ele-
nentary branches of an English ducation-
Reading, Writing and Arirhmetic-3 dollars
per month Classics and Mathmatics--5
dollars per month destruction n French,
German, Spanish AMI Ttalian-7doIlars per
month, or separately, 2 dollars per month
D~rawing.-Two lessons each week $3.50 per
month, or 6 dollars per qoarterj
Instruction in Instrumental 1usic S per
month.
No boarding pupil of this establishment,
unaccompanied by the Principal or one of
his assistants, shaIl-withort special per-
mIsSion-be seen in the streets. All respon-
sibihty in relation TO d~af-scholars, after
school. hours,-and beyond REV of the Inst.
tution,-shall, save in case of some special
understanding to the co~rtrary-~rest upon
their Parents or Guardians
Sept. 1854. If.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
JAS. MANsKER.


La vile do Baton Rouge, est devenue i
Siege du Commencement de la Louisiana. ell
bientot, sur le sol de cette vile. s'elevera
IN eapitole, don't Ia Premiere pierre a 6t6
pos6e lie 8 novembre l847.
Mr.. Pointel du Portal, Peinfre ct Litho.
graphic, voulant consacfer, par I'm souvenir,
cette %solennit6, s'orcupe en- ce moment. 4
r%eproduire, en- photographic lie Capitole,
consid6re sou deux faces ct d'aprds les
superbes plans, en- elevation ct geomtstri-
que de Mr.. Dakin, Architecte qli sembIe
s,etre surpass6, par cette fGcente produce
ton he son talent.
Mr.. Pointel du Portal, est ls seul artistic
qui soft autorise a Gaire ce travail en- vertu
du privilege e%xclusif, qui lui a 6t6 accord6
lie 30 octobre 18l7. Nov. go 2D.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

The undersigned, DESTROYS of max ng a voy.
are to ELrnpo, offers for sale his drug st. e,
established for about ff cen years at Baton
Rouge, in a most desirable location; the estab-
lishmenf is patronized by a large number of
good customers, and il yielding d SURE income
Ali persons indebted to him either for ae-
counts Or notes contraetea before the current
year (is470 are hereby requested to call and
settle The same Immediately. Those that will
rot have been paid before the month Of jam
sry nett, will hen be placed in the hands Of
an att,rney for collection.
The Undersigned has recently renewed
entirely bis stock Of drGg- & medicines. simple
and compound; and is prepared az heretofore,
TO furnish the same t. bis friends on the most
reasonable terms and prices.
u. JOURDAN.
November 1a-d1 If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
Notice.

The undersigned offers fur sale, at the cor
Q Chnrch DC Legee streets, opposite Il. BeaI
j Son.
Sugar, Coffee ard -four; Tea in cas- Il $ and
boxes; Salt, coarse and fne; Loaf sugar, Soap
anil starch; Whist ev, Brandy, gin and tobaa
co; BaggidP, Rope aud irvine; an assortment
Of Qneen's ware; BLANKETS, K rseys aud Lin
seys; Russet and kip b%roaans; coarse and
fine boots; Ready nude clothing, bats an i
caps; Mobair plaids, s%atinets, ~caIicoes, Fiji
Linseys for children and house serganls
At the store If the Undersigned IN Lafayed
street, will he kept a general stock OF Fanet
dry goods, Of which a part has been receiver
and the balance will shortly arr We. He res
pecifully %solicits q share Of the patronage 81
bis friends and acquaintances. and the publ.
in general.
oct. 2--35. JAS. MANsKER
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
NnnnrE


]. PITET e. Co., woald respectfully in
form their friends aud the public in general
that they have a complete assortment Of ready
made Tombs, which they can set In the space
of half "A day.
They have also At hand, EnscEipt on tables,
and are able to perform all works that may be
ordered, ouch NJ family Monuments with sew
afaI places, marbl cldm1ays, tarnular stones,
&c.
Their materials being Of the first quality
they viii guarantee every thing that Il bought
from them and will cfar,,o but Moderate prices.
J. PiiET n O. have now to an
nolInce 70 the public that they have teceiv
ed an assortment &C elegant and e~apacious
Marble Gotfins, which they vii, undertake
to put np according 70 order, at reasonable
prices. The marble collins NOW adyer
tised will preserve the irner cofips from
damp or decay, and prevent the inroads of
al no4ious repfiles upon til tenants of the
tomb.
Residence between the cheap store and Mr.
r. Arbour's saw IN II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
PROSPECTUS


TIE City of Baton Rouge has become
the seat Of Government Of Louisiana, and
ere long there will be erected in its midst
a CAPrroL the corner stone Of which was
laid on the Sd November lS47.
Mi. Pointel du Portal, Painter and Lii
thogfapher, desiring to celebrate this So
lemnify, is at present engaged in lithogra-
phing the CAPITOL, two different views
of which will be presented according to the
superb plans off Mr.. DAK1N Architect, who
in this recent production of his talents
seems to have surpassed himself.
Mr.. Pointel du Portal is the only artist
who has been authorised 10 execute these
photographic copies, by virtue Of the exclu-
siVe privilege granted to him on the both
October ls47. Nov. 6-40 I'm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGIN.
EERING.
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that In pursuance Of
contract wi b and under instructions from the
Surveyor General Of the public lands Tor the
State Of Louisiana, | will re survey and make
The corrections Of the lines, Of public lands
and private claims, embraced in the follow
ing Townships, in the parish Of East Baton
Rouge, GreenshurI district, Louisiana, viz
No. z, south Of range no. |, west ii which
Baton Rouge lie situated Township no. 7,
south Of range no. /, east, Township no. 4,
south of range no. ?, east, Township no. g.,
south of range no | west, and Township no.
s south of range no. ! east.
Being duly commissioned BY r r. Landry,
u, States Sur. General for the State of Louis.
lana, | will be prepared to execute private
surveys, in any part Of the State, aud also
dwelling in all its branches. Letters address
sed to tho care Of Thomas RI Weighttnan,
ESQ, Sur. General Office, Denaldsonville, or
Daniel d Avery, Esq, Baton Rouge, will
meet with the early attention of
J, CLAYTON TAYLOR,
u. s.. Deputy Surveyor & Civil Engineer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
coins n COUGHS.

Washington: Davis Co. Ia, Aug. 1877.
Last March, a year ago, | was taken with
violent cold. | became very weak. which
was aggravated BY a severe pain in my back,
which rendered it difficult for me to get up
or down. Wright's Inian Vegetable Pills had
Just then been introduced into our town,
and | was induced By seeing them advertised
TO Try one box. followed the directions, and
after taking only FIVE Of the pills, / was re-
lieved 10 much that I felt ia d manner, wen.
have had occasion to use them Frequent
ly since, and they have always had the de-
sired effect. have recommended them to
some df my neighbors. who also testify to
their beneficial effects. was so unfortunate
mis- 10 purchase at one tins a box Of counter
felt pills, not knowing them to be such. |
had not used many, however, before | began
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
OF
PRIN rs ON Y.

No So Cedar Street New York.
L L L, J s o & L L Z.
LATE LEE & JUDsON
Occupy the spacious five story warehouse
No So Cedar Street, the whole of which is
devoted to the exhibition aud sale Of the sin.
glO article Of
PRINTED CALICoEs.
Their present stock consists of nearly
ONE THoUsAND PACKAGES,
@Embracing some thousands Of different
patterns and colorings, and comprising
every thing desirable in The line, foreign
and domestic. Al (which are offered
for sale, for cash, or satisfactory credit, al
the lowest prices, by the
PIECE OR PACKAGE.
New STYLES are received almost every day
and many of them are got up for our own
sales, and not to be found elsewhere.
JPrinted lists Of prices corrected from
day TO day with every variation in the mar
ket, are placed in the hands Of buyers.
Merchants will be able to form some idea
of the extent and variety of our. assortment,
when we state, that The value Of our usual
stock ofthis ONE ARTICLE, is at least twice
the value Of the entire stock Of dry goods
usually kept by our wholesale jobbers.
This fact, together with the fact, that our
means and our at %ent;on, instead Of being
divided among a vast variety ofdrlicles, are
devoted wholly 20 one, will render Sire nd.
yantagrs VIII Oh we can offer to dealers
perfectly obvious. and it shall be our care
that none who visit our establishment shall
meet with any disappointment. Our as
sortment is complete at all seasons Of the
year.
Aug, lily.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
AVS.

=" ~ 7" "@""- ANDs
J. PiTET g. Gle, ontG' honneur d. informer
le public, gu lis out un assortment complet
de Tombes toutes c~onEctionnees, gu lis Sc
chargent deNposer dam Fespace dune demi
journee.
lis ont aussi en- man des pieces a inscrip-
tons ct sont en- mesare d'acco'nplir tous les
ouvrages que Pom 5ourra leur commander,
CONNIE monuments d famille a plusieurs places
cheminees en- marre, pierres tumulaires &c.
Leurs mat6rIauz etant ae la premiere quail
te, lis guarantiron tout ce qu'ils fourniront,
ct lis ne d~emandeDnt que des prix tres moderes.
Leur residence est entire lie magazin a bon
marehe ct le moulin a scie de Mr. r. Arbour
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
HnnKNt R0nR

Bcrton's Anatomy Of Megant ~;
John Horne Tooke's Diversions parley.
Motifs Travels in Europe and e. East
Starkhoue's History Of the Bib'o.
United States Drawing Book,
Calloot's Musical Grammar,
Thomson's Wttetia Medics and A~natop.y,
DnngIison's Practice Of Medicine,
Dnn9isop's Therapeutics and Matsrta Nc
dica,
Wilson's Human Anafomv,
Graham's Elements Of Chemistry,
Drnits Modern Surgery.
La Places Mecanique Celeste,
The Select works Of Mrs. Ellis.
Annan's Difficulties Of Armenian metho
RusseI's Sefmone,
ust receiged and for sale BY
GEO. NJ. HEROMAN,
Opposite The Mofhodist Church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
Pharmacie aXendre.

Le soussign6 dGsirant faire un goyage en-
Eu'op~, offre a venJr1 sa pharm3cie ct Bile
depuis une quinzaine dances a Baton Rouge.
dams une situation des plus fayorabl &, ct pro-
duisant par sa cl'entel e bien choisie un reveau
assure.
Il invite en- meme temps les pers nnes don't
les complies on bullets ont etc fats await Pm
nee courante (1847,) a venir les payer imme-
diatemert: Ceux qui ne serogt p5s regles au
tnois de %janvier proclaim, seront remis entte les
mains dun agocat.
La>soussigne Went de ~r"nouvelier eniiare-
ment ses indictments sinples ct composGs; sea
amis y tronveront CONNIE par lie passe, un as-
sort nent compiet ct vari6 aux prix ct aux
termes les plus Accommodates.
Oct. 1911 B. JOURDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-01
BATON RoUlE RACES
Oh |

HskAAa3AaRs
The second sprk meeting oOer I'll,
Mqgnolia Course, III begin IL Fe5ruar,
merit and continue days.
FIRF DAY.
JocKEY CLuB bRsH 800, entrance II
per cent aided no Or moro entries to en-
title the winnerb the p lrse. Nile heats
SECOND a c sne dry. Sweepstakes f,r
two. year.oldsI 5O, entrance 975, forfeit
S35 d~eclaratGl. Nile heats.
81. DAY.
JOCKEY Dun PURse 800, conditions
as for the fit receive mile heats.
81. DAY.
K~EySrfSTAKE 5000 entrance 800
forfeit s5fdeclaration. 10 be run for by
three.ye Odds; entries TO close on the 18Th
| Of Noyeiher, and all declarations to be
made lst January next. Heats two
niles.
SEdND RACE SAME D9Y.-Jockey club
purse$200 conditions as for the first race
at meeting-mile heats, best three in
fiye
9TH DAY.
LADIES PURSE 5000, entrance ten per
ctlt, conditions as above. This race will
+ under the exclusive control of the ladies'
IFho give the purse-two mile heats.
9th DAY.
JOCKEY CLUB PURsE $500, entrance ten
per cent, conditions as above-three mile
9th DAY.
JOCKEY CLUB PURsE 800, entrance ten
Der cent, conditions as aboye-four mile
Ieats-
Persons wishing to make entries, will
address their communication to A. Penis
on Esq. Secretary of tho Club at Baton
La.
There is at this time in exercise on the
the iar-faIned Fanny Hing, Red
Bird and several other good un's. Mr..
Patterson thinks that Fanny will be full
oily tor Revenue o. any other champion
# the turf in the coming campaign.
A ma n Of cocks will be fought during
he Races for $500.
ODOM & ELLIOT
Proprietors.
The following papers will please copy
nee q month for six mohths, and send
heir accounts to the office of the Baton
Rouge Gazette for collection viz: Nash.
lille Union-N. o. Picayune-Loui- lana
'hronicle, st. rsocisville-Louisvil
ournal-Spirit Of the Times.
Aug. 7-27. GIN.