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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-18
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-18

81 Californian, pis mir erpartsn, madt bisfss Sa
Den einunoorsiBiefsn aus.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
TN QUART BOTTLES.
For the %tfniorui and permanent cure Of al
diseases arising from an impure state Of
the Hicoa. or hn6tt Of the system.

A MONG the many and important discoveries
n Of this generation. is one whose fame will he
wsitten as Nth q sunbeam, in the history Of the
pjst. SANDS SARSAPARtLLA stands forth
alone. and by its own works proelaitns its power
-~the mute elouuenre so irtesistihly e~fectifig in
tie appeals Of the suffering for relief. has been
answered. Thousands Of eases Of diseases have
been cured b O his Invaluable medicine. such as
are not f~ufnished in the records Of time, These
things are not done in secret places, or in some
unknown town, but are performed in otir principal
cities and public places. They are brought before
The world to slbstantiate. beyond doubt. the herR,,e
pi,tnes Of this preparation and the facts ,ntoldel,
although gigantic, are as plain as the light of day.
The Sarsapariila is combined with the most
efTectual aids. the most salutary productions, the
most potent s~ifnples Of the kingdom and its un-
biecedented success in the restoration to health OF
those who had long pinned under the most distress
irg chronic maladies. has given il an exalted
Notwithstanding as ii does. evidence OF its
own intrinsic value. and recommending II TO the
afflicted in terms the afflicted only can know. 1t
has long been q most important desideratum in the
practice of medicine. 10 obtain n remedy similar
to this-one that would act ON the hrer. stomach,
and boupls with all the precision and potency OF
mineral preparations. vet without any of their
tieleterrous effects upon the vital powers Of the
system. Although possessed OF powerful healing
properties. it is entirely harmless, and will not
i,iiure the most delicate constitution. When in
perfect health. no effect is produced by its use
except an increase of appetite but when disease
is seated in the frame, and carrying fast its victim
along the path Of life. then its mysterious
influence is felt and seen: it enkindles new life and
tigor, and brings health and strength to the suf-
er ne and else sef.
sCROFULOuS AFFECTION or THE EYES.
WINCHESTER. Ky. Oct. 90. 1st9.
A. d Il ID. SANps-GFNfLEMFN: | would not
have presumed to write TO you. if it was not my
duty 10 let the public know the almost miraculous
effect your Sarsaparilla has had Upon me. My
limbs were covered with ~ulceruls sores. SO that |
could not walk during the whole Spring and
Summer In this situation | commenced the use
Of your Sarsaparilla. and after taking two bottles
was entirely cured. linust also tell YOU Of another
wonderful cure. My brother was afflicted with
this s%ctuiila in his head. SO bad his physician told
HIM the less Of his sight was inevitable, and per
manent blindness seemed to he his fate. Three
bottles entirely restored his sight. and we cannot
but recommend all similarly afflicted to use Sands
Sarsaparilla. Yours truly,
BENJAMIN r. BUCKNER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

A worn To LITTLE GIRLs-Uor to v
L1god-Who i. loeey9 Is it the little
girl who drops sweet words, kind remarks,
aud Peasant s%nrilcS, as she passes alonv
who has a kind word of sympathy for
every girl or boy she meets in trouble aud
a kind hand to help her companions ont OF
dltficu!ty-who never scolds, couterds. nor
teazes her mates, nor seeks in any other
way to diminish but always to increase
their happiness. Would it not please You
10 pick a string of pearls, drops of go d,
diamonds, and precious stones as you pass
along the street! But those are the true
pearls AMI precious stones, whics can
never be lost. Take the hand of the
friend,ess. Smile OH tho sad aud detected.
sympathise with those in trouble. Strive
everywhere to diifuse around you sunshine
aud Joy.
If You do this, You will be sure TO be
loved. DR., Doddrige one day asked his
little girl why it was that every body loved
her. Il know not" she replied, ~"uniess
it be that ! love every body" This is
the true secret of being loved. lie that
had friends, says Solomon, "must show
himself friendly Love begets love. III
you love Others, they cannot help loving
You. So then, do not put on n scowl.
and f%retfully cornp,an that nobody loves
you, or that snca or such a one does not
like you Ii nobody loves you, it is your
own fault. Ether You do not make your
self lovely by a sweet, winning temper,
mi kind, winning ways, or you do not
owe those Of whom you complain.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Juri de Police d'Ouest Eaton Rouge

A une assemble reguliere ,u Juri de Police d,
la Paroisse dOuest Baton Rouge. tenu h la mai
son Cour. Luudi lie 2me September, A. d 1850, h
Juri ser acknowledgement
Messrs. Jean Bite. LaBauve. John T.. Iohlell
William Jones Lyle, Charles Louis Petit. Vat
mont Hebert, M. c. Leblanc, Louis L~aiton. Jas
w, Pipes. Absent, Joseph Trasimond Landry
Paul Bahin et Charles Smith
lie Jun etant appele a l'ordre. procele connie
suit :.
Rssots, Que lie rapport du commute pour exa.
miner les complies du Tresorior, ct pour estimer
ct ialre un tableau dos ditla rens objects de deepen,
ses requis pour la Parpisse, pour Gannse 1850.
SOFT soumls de nouveau a &c Juri de Police A leur
session reguliere ce 2me Scptembre 1850. ct etant
en- evidence que lie dit rapport a etc dament pub
lie dams la Gazette dc Baton Rouge. journal off.
ciel de &c Juri de Police, public dams la paroisse
d Est Baton Rouge, et que les notices ont etc afi.
ches dams ceite Paroisse, la premiere aficltee lie
gme Aodt, 1850.
u est dc plus RSsoltt, Qu'une assemblee do jn,i
de Police, alournee soft tenue- Lundi. lie One Jour
dc S~eptemhre, 1850. pour p~tentre en- consideration
le dit rapport et coinpleter lassessement de Ia
Paroisse, contornement a Ia loi.
lie Jurt a alors procede 4 elire All scrutin in
'resorier pour aimee ~courante et en- compliant les
voix 'e pr. A, J Doussan a etc unanimement re-
clu tresorier de Ia p~aroisse.
Daniel Hicky a etc nomme commissaires des
chemtns ct leeees dams lie district No i, a la place
dc Edward Hiriart. lequel a resigne.
Les complies suiya ans ont etd allaue:
J. V, Durable, pour services connie
Sherit. SOS 90
Louis Lahton, pour services CONNIE
Juge de Paix, q no
lie Juri s'est alors ~ajourn6e jusqu'a Lundi lie
9 courant a 10 hcures A, NJ.
tSignel ]. Bre. LABAuvE, rres't,
ENos HEsERT. Grpffier.
Dues, Baton Rouge, Sept. 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
DR., MARTINS
Compound syrpsyp OF wild CherTy.

1NHlS Compound is one of the best remedies ever
L offered to The public in Coughs, whether aris-
ing frem cold or whooping cough, or that dreadful
Gum %,iiiptioi,. Few refiatiies. III the short time 1t
has been beEDre the public. have effected So fntny
cures. The prUiFietofs are every day receiving orders
for il at a distance. and 10 this city. in which, they
have been highly ~gratifed 10 learn lis good effects,
The Bishop Of the Protestant Episeppal Church of
Maryland ttlre Right Rev. w. II. Whitiineliam> has
authorized rs to say that he lias tsei It In his uwn
rersoii with decided benefit: and oit Medical friends
do not seriiple to recommend it rs me of the best re-
NEEDLES in Consumption. Bronchitis. Asthma, 6e.,
yrhirh they have ever met with. Tile following IL
from n highly respectable Physician e, Kent Island,
whom we made acquainted with the preparation
kESr ISLAND. June ", 1917. =
DR.. Martin-Deat Sir Since my retetn home. !
prescribed your SYRUP or Wild CHERRY in
several cases: ple in particular. n case Of Astlitna. ei
long standing tnbon, II yenrs) n ~neiglibor and patient
Of mine. Her disease had never been benefited by
any Medicine which she has taken and fur the last
yeff or two she has been confined entirely to the
iu,Ise. do not know that she had a good nights
resi- for a long tiuie. but since she has commenced
taking your Medicine land she has only taken ona
bottlel she is enabled to 60 to bed and sleep well all
night. ! think the Medicine will make q perfect eure
Of her. and she is determined to give IL n fair trial.
Her husband. Nh. Itnlerick Earirks,n. Is a merchant
here. and sa VS. if you will send Lin some Of i, he will
act as your agent.
Yours, SAMUEL HARPER. n.
Price IS cetits per brittle. Around eacF buttle Their
is n short treatise on Diseases Of the Chest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Police Jury Of West Baton Rouge

Al A regular session Of the Police Jury Of the
Parish of@West Baton Rouge. held OF the Court
House. on Monday v, the I'd September, A. d., 1850,
the Jury met-prpsent
Mpssrs. Jean Bite. JaBauve. John T.. 1u1n'ell.
VIM. Jones Lyle. Chas. Louis Petit, Valmont He
bert. NJ c.. Leblanc. Louis Lafton, lanes W.
Pipes. Absent, Jos. T. Landry, Paul Babin and
Charles Smith.
The Jury being called 10 order; proceeded as
follows:
Resoired, That the report Of the committee 10
examine the accounts of the Treasurer, and TO
estimate and exhibit the various items Of eSpeil-
ditures required far the Parish purposes. for the
year 1850. submitted TO the meeting of this Police
Jury, held on the ped July. 1850, he again submit
ted 10 this Police Jury al their regular session this
III day of September. 1850. and il appearing that
said report had been duly published in the Baton
Rouge Gazette, the official paper ofthis police Jury.
that the notices posted up in this Parish of said
report had been first posted up on The 9th day of
August. lSjO-
II is further Re.ni,ed. That an adjourned meet
ing of this Police Jury he held on Monday, the 9th
day Of September. inst. for The purpose Of acting
upon said report and completing the Parish assess
mert according 10 law.
The Jury then proceeded by ballot to elect n
Treasurer for the current wear. and upon counting
the votes DR.. A. ]. Doussan. was unanimously re-
elected Parish Treasurer.
Daniel lIickv. Esq was appointed on the road
and leree committee, in the 1st District. rice Ed.
Hiriatt. resigned.
The following accounts were allowed
J. V. Durable. for services as Sheriff, : $50 90
Louis Latton, for services as Justice
of the Peace. 90
The Jury then adjourned till Monday, the 9th
instant. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
iSigned) !. BrE. LABAUVE. Pres't.
ESos HtBErr. Clerk.
West Baton Rouge. Sept. 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Rpugt GnIrtte,
Q Union a,
ny MRs. SARAH r. BOLTON.

-A@-- ..M.
Trr uzrov--tt must he preserved--A Jnrt'ort.
Dissolve the Union L-let the blush Of sf,anra
Hide. with its crimson glow, the brazen cheek
or him who dares avow the trnitoruus aim.
lis not the true, the wise, thn gcci, who speak,
Words Of saci, fearful import but the weak,
Drunk with lanatieisafe pptsr',ed wine,
And reckless Of the future, rnatly GEEK
To hold their saturi,alia at the shrine
That noble souls have held, and still must hold
divine.
Dissolve the Union i--mainen, would ye rend
The glorious motto from our country's crest
Would We dcspcil the stars and stripes, that iehd
! Home. food. protection TO the worlds opprest
Have We no reverence for the high bequest
That our immortal sires bestowed ytewhile
Has sin ,tefaced the image God itnprest
On your humanity, that We could smile
70 see the lurid flames Of Freedom funeral pile
Dissolve the Union l-in the day, the hour
We rend the blood-cemented tie In twain,
The fearful cloud Of civil war will lower,
Ger every old blue hill and sunny plsin,
From totfid Mexieo 10 frigid Maine, D
And men will arm, and strange, new banners
wave,
And pallid women look on kindred slain
Brothers will battle, and the life blood lave
The thresholds, noble sires and husbands died TO
save.
Dissolve the union i--nc. ye tSgrnot part,
with idle words, the blessed ties that bind
In one, the interests of that mighty heart
That treasures up the hopes of all mankind.
Awhile, perchance the blind may lead the blind,
And men may follow phosplofeseent light,
From beaten paths to quaenires, ere they find
The raw that shons, go beautiful and bright,
Was but d phantom. lure TO Pepper, darker night.
Dissolve the Union NEVER: We may sow
The seeds or vile disseition DER the land,
That men may reap In sorrow ye may show
The world your disregard Of tie grand
Eternal interests; but a noble band
or patriots, tried and trTEe, viii still remain,
With heart TO heart and ~sine,sy hand to hand,
To guard, from foul disfonor's cankering stain,
The Jewels God has shrined in Freedoms holy
fame.
Dissolve the Union mo, destroy the page
That gives TO human sight the hideoas scravl;
Let not the freemen. of a future age.
Read these detested words they would recall
Shame, madness, imbecility, and all
That mars the noon tide glory of our time,
True TO the undivided. stand or fall;
To waver now. is little less than crime
To battle for the right Is glorious. is sublime.
INDIANAroLis. July, 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

HE-Corners have aIwaas been popular.
The chimney corner, for instance. is en-
d4ared to the heart from the earliest TO tie
attest hour Of existence. The corlier cup
board whit stores of sweet things has
it contained for us in youth, with what
l~uxuries its shelves have groaned in mal-
hood A snng Corner in n will, who
ever objected to sucl, "a thug? A corner
il, n wonian's heart oncy get there, aud
Won may o command the entire domain
A rorier in the temple OF iarie. arrive At
that. and YOU may become immortal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

T'trtR CorDirtoN -fiotttef was a beg
aar: Plato turned h mill Terence was
a slave, Boeins died in jail; Tasso was
often distressed for Ave shillings; Cervati-
ties died Of hunger Milton ended his life
in obsenrity; Bacon liveda life Of tneaness;
Spencer died Of want; Drydea lived in
poverty, md died Of distress Otsyay died
Or hunger; Lee in the Streets ]; God.
smiths Vicar of Wakefield: was sod for a
trifle. TO save him from prison Fielding
lies in the bttrying grounds Of m English
factory; Savage died in prison; Chatter-
ton dG; r,yed himself; and John Keats
died Of d broken heart.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Spring and Summer Goods

\tj L have just received a large stock Of m. I'M
" Spring and SutsI sslerr"pFND
Goods, both staple and fancy, which we-G
offer at New Orleans
Or assortment is cteses, rith cure aud
discrimination and consists, IN
part Of the foNoyfig.
12l Linen Russia Sheeting, Irish Linens
of all qualities
Damascus Linens; Table. cloths, Napkins. etc,
Damascus and other table setts.
fillow-ease linen, all descriptions of Linen
Goods; checks, Arabia. tistados &c.
Plain and Fancy Drillings for pants.
Summer Galicocs,
Jaconnets and Organizes, Ginghams and
Patiste d'Ecosse.
Thread lace edgings and Insertings.
Swiss lnscrtings, do Muslins Jaconets &c,
Latest style Silk,
And worsted Bareges, silk Tissues, for
@ summer wear.
Paris lustre; Toile du Norl
Fancy embroidered muslin dress patterns.
n complete ASSIGNMENT Of
Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Shoes Caters
Brogans. Ties &c.,&.
A splendid stock of French periumery
soap Oils, pomatum by the pound SScc
or in small jars; ladies ,sho hare empty 10 TX
=" ~ 'o"ghH "HN NC fHfN dtfhftl
Colognc-Water IN great quantities.; and in short
articles belonging TO that line.
ParRsOis,
Ladies parasols; silk umbrellas.
bieachcd and unbleached %cottons, Twilled
and Plain Lowells.
Plantation straw hats, livery low)
Leghorn Hats.
Fine Cutlery; scissors. pen, pocket knives &c,
Mosquito MEETINGS, and a large assortment
of Ladies hose.
find all articles IN ae Dry Goods and Fancy line.
u We beg the ladies' and gentlemen of the
lty and neighborhood TO extend to us a share of
heir patronage, assuring them that we will do all
n our power TO merit il.
june 8, ly. BONNECAZE & SHOPPERS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

THE WAY WIVES n CAtlrosNtAtsEp.
Just see how the wicked men Induce their
wives to let theltl go to the gold digginys,
by working upon their innocent love OF
display
There is a wicked man. I know, n
He coaxed his wife TO let him go,
But this is the way he did il though.
To gel 10 California
Says HE'LL send you Jumps Of gold.
Much more than your two hands can hold;
In your own carriage you'll be olledl
Says she--Now James, yon know, my dear,
1cannot live without you here,
But ones cwn carriage sound so queer
You Iaay go 10 California; q
L. In Dorchester may I've seen n queer
eptaph on a young woman who died
very suddenly %
On the 2ist Of March,
Gods angels made a sarche; a
Around the door they stood
They took a maid.
II is said,
And cut her down like wood.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARlLLA.

EtSkLaI f 4saSksst
IsT FvfRYBsfT REhr rH's "a aEfrLtS- = mere ~
4.rss,sa iIfa tar sale III tie different towns called I; +
u, a. s,t0jts sar-attnrftia. II is adrer'fsed rs tie BHi9I
gai. i,ENtjSE, and all trat. Thty TuwnsenH is rr r-rttr
mi liz ref WIS hit was formerly n WORKER IN fa'tfoafss ca.
dis and ,,ts like-Set he ssAHihes the title ~ D9rtor for the
n,,r,Hee al eai,,it,s credit ipf what he is mt. lie SAYS be
,ss attended ,vn medical scfnnis. and praetited TOR ffsehn
years o. No1 the truth 10. he never rfnrtierd rnedieite =
Inv II, lta NE Siith ,rftni. ,rirkea nisrerresefIH'tui
,,,aks ind IL the character and veracity Of the man. wiafi
mast sincerely. he had never insdr those STATEMENTS o! him
,pIf bs III inc. When will rist learn 10 lie hhntst anh truth
nj in All theft dealings and iniarro'irse with their fellow
fneiii lie applied to one Rrei CiHi,, To ass'st him III mar,
f,fart ring his mixture. stating the latae shi1s he would
make. as An initir eitie,t,. TO etntafk In tie hisi'eFs. These
i,,et, have lier, insulting and libelhrs ire In all iinssihle
fofins. in order 10 inrrtess the public with the henei ina
The Old i,nctuf's Sarsat,arila was nit tie eehHihs. nrfgirm
q ,srperfpa. rnade fran the Bd Docfof's Drieinnf Rert-
pst ttiieS. r. Iownsena says I have srld the nse Of my
name irr 81 a week | viii give him $50 II be viii pro,
iuce ame singte solitary Ttonf Of this. HIS statements ~
Clio,rrspu. Skiiimati a Eb, are rstliire but a tissue "f
iaisaht.ois. simtiy made to deceive the public: and keer
.l,e truth tiowh In regard 10 HE s5"rirg. .fermrniipg roi
pot,f. This is 10 cautinn the public 70 purchase iintte hui
ma Ir IAttyi, iuwnsetais S4rsa arilla. ra"ihe on II Tie
Oli D,ctnr'u likeness. his faf,iiv Coat f arms, and NJ"
sjrrat ~ eae rpss the Goat Of Arms.
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UrrEn IIusrtre GREER. Caroline Co. M u.

Oct. N. 1916!
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acquainted with The composition of your valuable
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used the freely in my private practice with entire
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practice medicine and now take ereat pleasure IN
recommending such a Pill sc yours 10 the public as n
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

LUMP WATfS, Sept. y, 1890.
A ane session extraorainaire du Jun lie Police
de la Paroisse dOueSt Baton Rouge, tenu A Ia
ma,son de Cour, Lundi lie ame jour de Septembre,
1850, lie Juri ses asscmhlee-present.
Messrs. Jean Bite. LaBauve, Louis L.afton. Paul
Balm. c. l.. Petit, Jos. 7. Landry valmont He
bert. Charles Smith, VIM. ]. Lyle. John L. Lob
del, NJ. c Leblanc ct James w. Pipes.
Messrs. Landry, Rabin ct Smith, ont etc excuse
pour SAVIOR absentes a la dernisre session 4 cause
dindisposition.
John L, Lobdell fait motion que lie report tlu
Comniie des Finance, prtsente d ce Juri mon
tani que lie incorpore de la somme de Sl4,Gs0
con1me publiee, SOFT relever pour action detinit,ve.
Mr., Petit 4 appellee pour Ia voix nominalle pour
"a meme, ct les voiS on etc CONNIE suit Pour
Messrs. Pipes, Leblanc, Lobdell, Lyle, Smith ct
Lahton. ~Contre-Landry. Petit, Hebert ct Balm.
destination approximate da report du COM
mite a etc adoptee.
Les complies suivans ont etc adoptee:
d, d w. q. Waller, pour arpenter ct prague
ment, s7o rs
-. Blanchard, Jailor, 10 81
lie Juri s'est alors alournse, sine de.
JEAN BrE. LABAUVE, Prsst.
ESos HERERT, Gretfer.
Quest Baton Rouge, Sept. Q, 1850.