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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Spring and Summer Goods
ME have Just received q large stock ofda, nm
w Spring mad & rf'NIfU
rR0ass both staple and fancy. whirh we So ~

WE have just received q large stock ofdNt1D
w Spring aEad hnsAiMerI 'ptl
s'0a6s, both staple and fancy, which wel-AL
oiler at New Orleans
ohr assortment is chosen nth cure aud
discrimination and CONSISTS, in
part Of The t%oVoutHg,
Ia Linen Russia Sheeting, Irish Linens
oil oil qualities
Damascus Liners, Tallcgnloths, Napkins, etc,
Damascus and other table sotts.
Ftllov-ease linen, all descriptions of Linen
Gools, checks. Arabia. lisiados &c.
Plain and Fancy Drillings for pants.
snInr.er %GnIicoes,
jaeohnets and organdies, Ginghams and
raiiste d'Ecosse.
Thread lace edgings and 1npertings.
Swiss it'sr,tinga, do Muslirs Jneonets &c,
Latest style silk,
And worsted Baregcs, silk Tissues, for
ilnmer wear.
Paris lustre. 1'oile du No,d
Fancy embroidered muslin dress patterns.
A e~oafisft assortment Of
Ladies' and G~entlemen's Shoes Caters
nrogans, Ties &e,&,
A splendid stock of French perfumery
Essences, soap Oils, pomatum by the pound ~.
or IN small Jars. Ladies' tAp hare empty ta,a -
n%a,ts,a Jars. esa hare them filled mith me finest a,tilt)
Coloene.water in great quantities; and in short
oil articles belonging to that line.
f'nrasoIs,
Ladies parasols; silk umbrellas.
Blcachcd and unbleached cottons, Twilled
and Plain Lowells.
Plantation straw hats, VERY lowl
leghorn Hats.
Fine Cutlery: scissors, pen, pocket knives &c,
Mosquito Meetings., and a large assortment
Of Ladies hose.
Rad az articles II hc Dry Goods and Fancy line,
IT, We beg the ladies' and gentlemen Of the
city and ncighborhood TO extend to us a share of
their patronage. assuring them that we will do all
IN our power to merit il. ~ M
june s, ~. BONNECAZE & SHEPPERS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
There's no Such Weird 40 FAN.

The proulcst motto ftf The posng--
Write Il IL lines " gold
Upon thy heart ami IN thy mind,
The stirring words enfylf;
And III Mist II mes dreafy hour.
Or foitunc ' prosperous gale,
Twill have . holy, cheering power
"Ihere's no0pch word as Jail"
The ,ut'or On the stormy SEQ,
May sigh for distant land,
And fise and fearless though he Ia,
Would he wbfp near TIE strand
But when The storm N angry wing
neats lightning. sleei and hail,
lie climbs the slippery mast anl sings
"Ilere's no such word as ail.'
The weary student bending Ger
The tones Of other days,
And dwelling On their magic lore,
Tor inspiration rraysi
And though with Toll HE brain Is weak.
His brow is deadly pale,
The language 81 lis leptt viii .paak-
'1lere's no such uod as fail
The ch2d Of Obi, though on beset
BY foes without Within
These precious wonls will meier forget,
Amid their Dreadful din;
Dut upward hicks with eve Of faith,
Armed With The Christians mail:
And in the hoflest rrnflict saith
"7hyt's 40 .suh wotd a, fail"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

Ain==The G,uts qf Boarpas1e.

"as sleeps his last sleep he bus fought lis las
battle.
No soubd can awake him 10 glory neainr
why 10 il tlat ~freetipn thus reafa iiutn the latot
why, why IL cnt people Win sorrow o'c'rhsi
Why hangs THE deep gloom - The face Of On
neighboff
What seeiiing IL that Ike the thatilei's .iesl
biast7
III. the %eaanaa's fqree shot lis IL, sclo tAatt
bounding;
The minute ehn reals as II once peatca hefsfe;
u'er Hill top nni valley Its ead note is s%ocr'hing,
Whci Tfells Us too plainly that lsYLoR g re- muat
A nation now muutmOji q rule iepa,tei-
And ptond.le1ttel f,renien are beW'd dern II
hyei welt may che weep as . child stricken.
hearted;
A patriot President sleeps in the 'ornbi
Tie we'll that che mourn iei the deep sigh Of sad.
Be borne on ID. breeze with the %rannon's fe,ee
tonr;
The patriot heart feels ns impulse 10 gladness-
A ration ~ Ntep.ng for TAI IA NO noRni
lie sleeps q. The good anj the brave sleep IL dying.
who, with cup oveffowihg, sinks down III the
On his own honest purposes ever relying,
lie lived az a patiirt, le died as q ,uani
Then mourn while tie lannon's deep echo Is
l.u.ts.r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
In QUART BOTTLES.


A MUNg the many and important discoveries
IN Of this generation. is one whose inmF will he
written 80 with ~ sunbeam. in the history Of the
rast. SANDS sARSAPAtllLI8 stands forth
a'rna. anil hr its outl works rtpclai,ns IFS power
the mute ploq'ieire gu irf,sistibly eltettine IN
TIE apl'enls of tie suffering ist relief, hos been
answetf,l. Thousands If cases Uf diseases have
lecn cured ~ This invaluable medicine, such AZ
ms MOI furnished ii the records Of time These
thugs are not lone i'll secret places, Or il sutne
Unknown ipwn. lhtt are per feiited IN Our principal
cities and public placas. They ore brought before
the world 10 sntsiantiate. beyond doubt. the heuline
ritfnps u this preparation, and the facts untelded,
although gigantic, nre rs plain as The light Of aay.
The E5arsstariila is rointi0a with the most
~etlprtual aids. the most ~salutary productions, the
Most potent ~siintles Of the kirigdpii,: and its Til.
| lfpecderted success 10 the restoration 10 health Of
ihrse tg,o had long rihed under the most distress
ice chSS'ni@ ~nalaiits, las given II AZ exalted
satarte,-iirnislin as II 1Uas. evidence Of its
c'tn intrinsic value. anil recommending II 10 the
afflicted In terms The afflicted c,ilf ean knew. II
hos long hte, q tiust important dpsiietnttiti ~ the
practice Of medicine, 81 obtain n remedy sitiilar
f. lhis-~pnn TINT would act IN the ite,. stomach,
and bJ,re}s with all the precision and rrtettcy ni
~nlit,ptal preparations. Yet without any Of their
Aaletetfuls effects upon the vital powers Of the
s~ypte,n. Although possessed Of powerful healing
fl'IfiiitNE II IL tI'itfit iH'HifsS, htu VIII NV
injure the most delicate constitution, When IN
r~erirtt health. no effect il produced ty It's use
except at, increase Ut appetite but when disease
is seated ii the frame, and carrying fast its victim
along ths path Of life, then is mysterious
influence Is itlt and seen; II etkinales tew life and
yignt, aud brings health anil strength 10 the shf-
erine aud dis( esea.
sCHuFULOuS AFFECTION or THE EYES.
W,HcnfstEn. KY. Oct. 60, 1919.
A. X. u u. Observation-Disclosures | would not
have pteshnsbl to write TO you. II II was mol my
duty TO let The public know The almost miraculous
effect your sarsaparilla has had tpoi me. MY
limbs were covered with ~ultero,,s sores, SO that I
could not walk during The whole Spring and
Summer. IN this situation | commenced the Use
If Your sarsapaiilla, and aitef taking two bottles
was entirely cured. must also tell yo,, Of ~auotlef
wonderful cure. My brother was afflicted with
this sctoiula in his head, SO bad his physician told
him the loss Of his sight was inevitable, and per-
maneni blindness seemed 10 be his fate Three
bottles entirely restored His sight, aud we cannot
hut recommend al similarly afflicted 10 use Sands
satsalaIilla, Yours truly,
BENJAMIN +. BuCkNER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
! DR.. MARTINS
Compound syrup Of wild cherry.

TNHls Compound is gne bf the best reHelies ever
i offered to the public In Coughs, whether atis-
Ing from cold OF whoopirg cough or that dreadful
Gems %unptioi,. Few %feiretiesi III the SHIRT tinie II
has been bafofe the public, have effected so .n.fy
etires. The pfoprieturs are eyety day recsiviie orders
fbt ii d, a distances and Id This city, in which they
have beer highly etntiftd III lehrii its eHud efiaets.
The Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church III
Maryland tiie Right nev. VIII Whiftiigliatn1 has
authorized ,s 10 say that he has used It IN bis own
l,efsti with detiaetl hefieflt; aria our Medical friends
10 not scfulle 10 recommend IL as enc u the best re-
ineljes In Consumption, Bronchitis. Astfttna, Oh.
which they have ever met with. The following IL
ifet, d highly respectable Physician ON Kent Isipiid,
.lioin we iiale acquainted with the pfepa r. doh
KEat ISLAND, June ", lstT.
Dt. Matiint--Deaf Sir Siute MY ,retufii, home. |
prescribed your SYRUP or HIED rHIsRRT In
seyetnt eases; ,iie in particular. a case Of Asthma, Of
long standing tahniit ~ YEARS. Il ~iielehbBr anti tatiett
Of iriite. Her dieease lfnd never beeh letientted BIZ
any Medicine which, alit Its taken. and Or The i4st
Year or two sIta ias been confined entirely II, The
hbiee. ] do not know TINT she had d p,ol rights
rest for n long time, but since sue has commenced
taking yotit Medicine land sHs has only taken ot,e
hut,iej size IL enabled ~ 90 III bed and sleep tsll all
night. Ithink the Metitite will make a lp.ffett cute
pf her, and siie Is Il determined 10 give II Il fair trial.
Her husband. M. liorierick Estirkspi. ia d merchant
here, ard saya If ybu will seitd him some VI 1t lie vii
act as fbtif agent.
yb,ifs. EAnuEl HARPER, ii 4
Prizes 10 cents per btttle. Around eaeh h6ttls thief
In d SHIRT tfsaiise on Diseases Of tn. Ehest. IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

There are some editors South, Wls,
like The treesoilefs, oiip5te every rfnetie.
able scheme To settle Tie SLAVERY question
mud every une who does not agree with
them and TIL. Nashville epnten,lon is set
down M enemy 10 The South. They hare.
n riglit toilteif Ul,ibiolii, bnt tl'tir %arIutaiiee
IL uiIensive. Other peop'e il the fsou'li
are quite as patriotic MD have just rs
mtiri, right tudecile what is for her interest
ana ilett& as tl,sy have. Altilie patriot:
ism md all The wisdom IL the world viii
Dot iia Viih tlitth-derend ttiioii ii. They
nre perfectly welcome to enjoy q harm ess
opinion Of themselves but When they
d,npnnre The rest of matihihl IN Tie South,
they need Tot expect to escape deilonicIn-
ton ia Fegufn -E9aiSutEie Deaoctdt
Aug lG
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Saddles, Harness and Trunks,

TNtE undersigned keeps cons.ent- c-yt,.5-y,
\ y on hand a complete assert hsAtt,asss
ment Of saadlery, Harness and bt EI&iaf
Trunks Of every description, consisting, in
PART or
Spanish Saddles. T'amrico Saddles;
Kentucky do. Saminarvst do. =:
MamaIuke do, Celumhisi do.
nemlpeak do, lsdies' plush, do.
BOYS do. do. quilted do.
Carriage and buggy Harness, Misses To. 10,
Wagon aud draw do.
Hord leather and imitation Itunkr,
Wood, frame and packing do.
And all other articles in the Inc. all cf whifh
will Nc sold for Cab, at the lowest New Orleans
prices. Cali anl examine ttc stoek@no trouble
10 show The goods.
june =, lr. A. BRADFORD,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

ORlaroN OF TaG NeRp DuN.--At tho
present Time, when there are few inai.
viduals who e - Fortunate rs Ia escaps
dunning OF beng daEnad, the ~etyrnolocy
Of this word dun may he interesting.
Some have asciyed il from The Frenca word
6tant:, signify;ns gre, Implying o do.
maud OF something due! ns. Johnson
aud Others, think il lad its origion in the
Saxon word 2aaaas, TO e,amor, But n
periodical, { century aud a half AFRO; in
London gives iaeto,towing accoun, of the
origin Of this word: In she reign Of
Henry XII. a famous hntitf, named Zoe
Dan, lived ia The town OF Lincoln. This
rsaa was so extremely dextesoas in his
,oa ia business, THAI il was usual, when q
pe.sna refused 10 pay lis debts, 70 say scss
Ioaf goa DUN hilao Tia; is, why don't
o scnd .Eioe DHz e arrest han! And
hence the eaium OF ealing a person who
presses q debt 70 the rnymeat Of money
. a DRs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

Tnr Wuhlr's tynintrtbr-aur,e idea
may be formed of tie exteut Of the ln,ild-
Ing for The reception Of specimens of the
nfts and manufactures Of different ,%tntlons,
IN Hyde Park, LoiiacS, from The fact tint
II Is 80 cover eighteen acrrs IF GROUND
The eiifire Viii he ia 'aet li}l,. and cost
fi5U,00o II will feynire 100000 Iept
of rlass, 81 miles Of gutter. 2ls miles uI
saall bar, and 1000 tpus III iron
10 construct it win employ 1000 nett.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
FAMILY GROCERIES,,

oAf Sugar aud crushed do, brown do, ~
- coffee, tea, chocolate, canvested hams, ~
lard IN kegs, pickles. preserves, pepper sauces,
wackercl and salmon in kits, fresh Holsters and
salmon, fatsjtls c~urrauts, pr,nes, brandy fruits,
rice. ginger, mustard, Srtces Of oil kinds. ground
AMI III tor immediate ltsc, sa,efm candles. konp.
CASTLE do, ind go. figs, blue, sweet oil, white wine.
cider, vinegar, Fn'nch brandy, old Holland Gin,
Old rye whiskcy, madeir.e pot, champagne clar.
ct wines. eardiais raspbciSSy vinegar. syrup, sc.
Always on hand OF the best qualitv--toge;her
with a general assortment Of croekery and glass
ware, tey sale by uncS ivl JOHN PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
urtnR HsFrfNs CRtsm. Caroline Co, M Il

Oct II, 1916.
Dr.. George r. Afprtta.--Sif: Having been made
acquainted with the composition Of your valuable
Pill. Ivy Yourself, some two Or three years ap,. I l,ay u
used them freely, in my private practice with entire
stitcess. and shall continue to do gu as long A. tnat
practice medicine and ! now take great pleasure Ii,
Recommending s,ieb a PHI AZ youfs IL lie public as a
safe and efficient %ptirgatite In NIL eases where a ftif-
gatiye is necessary. Yours will, respect
JoHr p. Hnon. N D..
mr. Prepared and cold by MARTIN 4 WntTEiry.
81 Their Wholesale Drug Store. Baltimore. And by
in1n g -
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Groceries,

ofVtStbVSt
HAVE ius, received NJ the Planters Store,
l john Shays, snaar cured Hams, plain Hams,
Shoulders and Middlin.s,
Sperm and STAR Candles,
W nchcs,ers' Boston Soap, tHrs, quality
Starch, Indigo, NutmcgS, Sc, -
Wrapping and Letter paper,
Rice, Sail, Butter, LarJ aud Flour,
Pickles, Preserves and Brandy fruits,
LOAF, hrown and crushed Sugar,
French Brandy, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum,
pe't, Claret, Mederia and Champaign wine,
Aanisett, Rose AMI Permit, Cordial,
Cd Rye aad reciiheA WniSkcv,
Rio ~l.akGira Havana Ste Domingo Coffee
Western, Reserve and Dairy Butter,
Nails, Hoes, Piooshs, Spades and Shovels,
Holicn Tin ard Crcekery-ware,
Glass, China and Ear,hen.wrre.
Solar Lamps, Lamps and Candle wick.
Ni;h y general asScstaacnt of Hardware ant Out.
lery. NJ. B, WOLFE.
july 20, Y. Ne. s, Church Street,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
A. Nj 4 z Y A.

pEE9 leave 10 inform the public that he has
\. l., again y ~ established him. eRocEEfIsas
Church Street. where he offers for sale general
assortment Of GROCERIES. PROVISIONS and
HARDWARE. bow ron CASH " on errimodat-
ing terms, and takes this opportunity of returning
his thanks 10 hs former customers, and i'atters
himself that his prices end quality of Groceries
and Provisions will iHlnee them 10 extend to him
q wlnftinii Of lhrif Lnrinet latrnnape-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

COOPER'S WELL,

1lTuATED in Kinds County. Missis.
h)sippi, Ia miles west Of Jackson, the fEsFF#nf
State Capital, and 4 miles east Of Ray. aEEllM
mo,d, county seat. The Raymond Railroad. now
rebuilding, will probably, he done by the let o.
June. it inte,seets the Vicksburg Railroad at Boil.
tons. distance from Raymond to the Well. d miles
Al this time Hacks ran he had al ~l]eltons. 10 miles
IL the Well. OF Clinton depot g miles, Persons
leaving ticLsburg ran be at The Well in four hours
Extensive arrangements are making for the r,,r,,,p
Summer. Tie wa'eti i principally Cl,aly beate. The
releliitv uf this Well is not surpassed and Ia recon
t%te','lal ~ lie rne,lica' far'il,y Ii rneas Of chtonic
hiafrlie'a. Gravel, ntcitsr and general Debility II
nfts powerfully upon the Liver and Kidneys. and has
he same snlria,y Effect throughout the year. Inva-
lids ran ie accommodated al all seasons with com.
Portable rooms.
liut few plntAs ean esreel his as n watering rlace
Tie picturesque view. the elevated leratinr,. rorn,,,,-
iir bills, and lofty pines in fact. everything in1i.
ratps health, Independent Of the medical water, which
has proved sc beneficial.
Terms.
isnati and Lodging, iur Winter, Spring and Fall
months, s2i ret month, ~ per week, nn1 4 80 pei
LAY. The months of June. lnlF. August and Sep.
te,ni,et. $40 l,Ar month. sio pet week. and sg pei
day, Horses nillh lie taken tnfe Of on moderate terms.
MI atit,seuenis requisite rs n watering l,lare will
p ftiind. md n good baud Of masit provided for the
summer nirtiits.
WILLIAMS ~ EprEs. Perpetrators.
-. =. The assistance II Cd. Long, late Of the
Mansion llptise jackson Miss. have i,es,, secured.
al trusts That general satisfaction will be given.
Accommodations are making FIR a thousand persons.
IN lad litinii 10 the oh Well. anot,et has been obtained
by sinking n shaft ar,ns NJ feet deep. ami turned out
=" bA strongly imtreaih,ed will, s~ullItef and irt, II
2 such an m slhUsiihle stteatn. That suitable Init,
D'uses IRE %alnut,o hn erected, also The boring Of al
eArtesian Well has been, tuttinieneed, l~teiters will
Il nnl no scarcity If water for culinary purposes. dc.
u Although we consider the we'll open al oil times,
still the question II asked. when do you eren: We
now say. the lsi May, NJ n general o%nehifg. Quite
u nnmheF If inealiis afs nbw here. and A pfoepart Of
n large totnmnv. judging ffttn letters already rerei-
vntl. oil the subject Of rottns. fei The demand fi
iarrels If water ia 81 great. we must decline taking
any lpnre orders until FILL.
The public afe requested, titpuld they wish any
information in regard 10 The Medical qualities Of the
aataf. ur 10 procure toaniss d.. TO nj lfsss the pro.
rfietors. aud their letters shall be %prumptly attended
tn.
N. II. Persons leaving for the We'll. had better
order tleil letters. directed to Goepef's We'll, Ray
mond u. q. Miss. The mails aftive there daily,
tsundsy w e~sceptei,l and letters for the Well will he
forwarded daily. w. d II.
Coopet's We'll, May. II, ls5o~-9m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
.INlN q. LANNIE.

HANlNG purchased Mr.. George A. Pixies
4 interest IN the late firm OF i'ihr & IaNoue.
returns his thanks ID his friends and the ruhIir
ana viii iripttn them that he will continue keep.
ing = large stock nf
stationery and Fancy Articles, "
THE old stand. Post oAice ieoin, liarney House.
Baton Rouge, -.
June g. Az.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
Garden feeds,

ItsT received, 5000 papers Of Garden sdfSAs.
u Seeds from Waterman and ljeaninsn. AaSsAisSss
Pittsburgh, i. Rishy 4 TO. New York anil AAA
the shakers, Pleasant Hill, Ky ALSO Nh assoit
m%nt Of Flower seeds.
June s, ". A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

GENUINE FoHhS-lie who wipes his
nose with q nUt-mog crater, ana picks his
teeth with a razor.
She who says no 10 The proposals. Of
n gentleman wheao,he has rcachedthe age
of thirty years. o
He who gets so drunk every night tina;
he puts his clothes IN bed and hangs him.
self on The back q a chair.
She who rnhs her cheeks with a brick,
bat in order 10 give them 'co,or.'
lie who puts on his hat takes lie cane.
md starts out IN pursuit Of an honest and
dislntefested politician,
She who ptneles aud slaps a child 10
make il quit hawliny,
lie and she whos!ccp between Blankets
in the month Of August.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
A. HILLS
pATENT HHHGM MACHINE.

T>1lHEE hundred millions of bricks were made
H. with this ~tnacliife, within the last ~ months,
Letters may be sect. Setting f~oftifsih tile iiielssi
tethns, The merits Of Ills machine. from gentle men
fesidine IN or tieat the principal eitee III tie Tailed
States. fflt fUll oNiiis From ntessfs. linbbell a Abbott
Of Charleston, Miss, who makes. $50, 900, brick tet
day with this f%natliina, II i ftit specimen III The
ptinioti Of the most huted brick makers in the ~rrt,ntty
II was Written to Jonathan I'D wards, 2atvall s,reet
n. Yufk, III nnswefte ofe addressed BY him 10 then,
for inflammation, acppy Of which waskindly furnished
Inc by Mr.. Edwards:
CaARtFsTbwa Jan. 3. 1919.
SiR:-ln answer 10 ypttr favor Of Dee. 9Th. we
sBild say that our bpinioh III II fefei,ce to Mr.! Halls
r%,u,iltitie machine HIS iiet changed III the least since
we addressed q lrttef tel. d.! takeiiaii. Esq. upon
the subject, but 81, the ~tciitfaty oht npiition In fipre
and tnure confirmed Of the utility III this machine and
that II is BY far the besi Of ally IN ,ise, and wee doubt
whether VI Is possible that any machine tai ever be-
introduced 90 cheap, so simple aid go efficient for
moulding bricks M this.
We have not sesl, the one Of which You srenk but
have scet many uthets, aud are fully satisfied there
IL none that equals MIR. HALLS.
Unt Of all tie machines we are nsiic we la We no,
Ind uue brtkeii FIR tliestv u asst fetts. and fa We mt
paid y dollar fofsfeIaire; we mention this, to show
yd,i low simple. and ttifing the est,ense after these
mn hires are teady FOR Use.
We hare iivta sllilling'a interest In Mr.. Halls or
any ultist brick ihiti,ite. Having had much aspeft:
pnee In the bttsiiess we are Willing and feel butrid To
give uit p,jiiidn honestly and freely tvlieiie vpf ealietl
,,rut,. and lt not hesitate for 4 moment 10 ptoiiu,tiitp
Mr.. lIail's %natlins lie simplest, the cheapest and The
beat IN ',ise.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

~ A-tasa' ALIAS us the Cd bachelor
aid, wheli he felt a desire to injury. lie
made The sal,ie exclamation after marriage,
but spe.t il differently.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14
A Scientific Lecture on The Tead.

Ladies' and Cei.t ienhcn. The animal, or
rather refill Which | sltal consider this
eveninh liz tonm;Dnlv called the toad
more uneynmonlv the land frog 1t Ia n
bird that has har@1 without feathers ever
siuce they were si,ot Oh hv the radtv some
hundred years H4n-verr doeiie in it's 10 i.
ton AMI domestic ~ It's habits 1t ismofe
remarkable for good behavior than personal
beauty.
The toad measures more than n email
mouse IN length, and areta tese5n silafable
across The back lts prevailing color Ia ~
mixture Of nutftag, Rlngcr aud bach pep
f'er, excepting the belly. which resembles
dirty white kid Here IL might seem that
nature lad made an egregiuus mistake.
Cad slc put the hard, dark, unshowdirtab'e
skim of the back next to the earth. better
economy would + think have been evincea
and n ihcfe refined taste exhibited bat, as
Pope Rays " Whatever h, il as Ia. II
Ia amply provided with stools. rallied toad
%ttools, bat it always refers sitting ON the
ground-geneya})v under q curraitt bush, "A
cabbage leaf, OF !. harrow and walks most
heWitchin9iN to.otcry raseer by, the girls
especially In short, the animal couldn't
ttande erect IL 1t N'ete to Try aud therefore
il always receives it's company seated
II never walk !frte, cautor', ya'iops. nor
dies; bnEVNhen'tt moves, 1t gocs with n
lazy, goutish jerk aud hop seldom giving
more than one. ii SltsvySj3n before it stons
10 rest, think anyi mediate rpoa the i'm.
movements, or iathet Innovations OF the
age, aud matters aud things in general
Il possesses u5 tail, ana il supposed to
harhor no desire iog onA since tho saving
Il provcrbial tha', alt is NO more needed
than q toad waAts n tatt' II displays no
rings upon its diNger-woags none in It's
cars IA the Place OF which Il hasa precious
jewel ii lis head, Would that rs much
could I've said Dt the thousand and one
Fashionable hanan hop.toads in tho garden
Of society,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

The last question before the "Philpsophi,
eal Society ia, the quantity of cream in
the Milky way, and whether it can be
made available for household purposes,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-14

The 10y that was killed at Troy, oil the
ll'h hy the explosion, Of the bnss-lrnni, ie
gettiua better Tie Coroner !" sot OH him
tui he was glad to come too,