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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

The poor fellow began to perspire
freely. But II was too late to recsdt,
and he took the nhsr garment with
the look ola man faf gone In cholera.
A series Of fdsMfuf Struggles ensusd
and the coat was on. ~ far M it could
go. It lacked six inches Of buttoning
and the waist buttons were half way
up the buck, while netbing could have
saved the shoulder seams If the
prisoner had brought his arms to
perpendicular A gensrnt roar
sacceeded--.a wall Of anguish burst
from the prisoner, but without stopp-
Ing to explain farther, he bounded
from the door, jumped down stairs,
and, when last seen was dashng a.
cross the Prime.street bridge, with
the skirts Of his coat continued to the
collar. Tho United States became
the happy possessor Of his wearing
apparel, TO the number Of some twen-
ty coats and pairs Of trousers.---Buf.
Paper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
FAMILY GROCERIES.

Loaf sugar and crushed do /, brown do, cof
fee, tea, chocolate, csnvassed hams, lasJ In
kegs, pickles, preserves, pepper sauces, mack.
arel and salmon in kits, fresh Holsters and
salmon, aisins, currants, preunes, brandy
fruits. rico, ginger. mustard, spices Of all
kinds, grouncd and fit for immediate use,
sperm candles, soap, CASTLE do, ind GO, fig
blue, sweet oil. white wine and cider vinegar,
French brandy, old Holland gin and old rye
whiskey ,madeira, port, champagne and clar-
o, wines, cordia|s, raspberry vinegar, syrup,
dc, &c.
Always on hand Of the hest qualty-to--
sethsr with q general assortment nf crocke,y
and glass ware. For sale by
sep. 30 ]. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
.WMB. McCuTCHoN eco.

nrosTERs OF. AND DEALERs IN HARDWARE
CuTLERy, SC, &c.,--5S GRAvlER ST.,
HAVE now in Store, and for sale at low
rates, q general assortment of HARDWARE, J,
CUTLERY,&c., &c.,-Consisting in part OF
Nails, Iron, Castings, steel, Axes, Hoes, spades,
shovels, stockes. Kettles, Bark Mills, Guns and
Rifles, French Pots. Coil, OK, Log. Trace,
Tonsail aud other Chains; Mil aud Grind
stones, Anvils, Bellows, Vices, Rowknd's and
other saws Of all kinds, scythes and sickles,
Hooks and Hinges, Locks, screws, Bolts, Brass
Wares, shovels and Tongs, Pokers, Andirons
TENDERS, Table and Pocket Cutlery, scissors
Razors, Razor strops and Homes, sieves, Cot
ton ard Wool Cards. Planes Of all kinds, Files
and Edge Tools, Coopers' Tools, Tress Hoops
Waiters and Trays, Bits, Augers and Auge,
Bits. Bordage, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Oakum
Pitch and Tai. r.tstraw Cutters, Corn shelters
Eiames and ColiSrs, Ploughs and Plougi
Moulds. Tin and Japanned Wares, Fishing
Tackle in every variety.
as' eTMERCHANTS, PLANTERS ane
sshers, are respectfully invited to call and e.
nsine sos thsmss.rW. tf
Anil le.--io.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
No. g..

VfrrnE SogaeE or HArpisEss..-..
The happiness of sin, II is u phantom
embraced on the "fowery turf which
covers u sleeping volcano = or on a
"bsd Of vfolets where poisonous ser.
.pents lie In ambuyh;' or on some yer.
dant spot In sn Arabian desert, e,.
posed to the fatal incnrsions of the
far.famed siroceo. The ancients mos.
truly called SIN syren, who sings, In
tones Of enchanting melody, To decpy
az on to shipwrcck and death shs
is an angel decked In glttering robes,
but the dagger 10 hidden beneath
them She makes large promises.
She says follow me, and you will find
exquisite enjoyment. But she never
answers The expectations tbds raised.
Her wotds are as false as the hell
whence she cnine. She leads, through
gay bowers, down to the gates Of
death. She covers her snares with
roses, and comnends her poisons with
the most exquisite and auyorous per.
fumes.
One word to Young men. "Therr
y a Divinity that stirs within yoti."
God has implanted in each Of your
bosoms sehsc Of honor. Never vio.
late 1t. Stand up with the firmnesa
Of a granite pillar---of a promontory
which through unknown ages has
withstood The fury of the elements
against the charms and fascinating
pleasures Of n sinful world. They
dazzle but TO beWiIIer--they smilu
but to deceive. Do this and you will
be prosperous. You will have peace,
honor and dignity---you will be class
ed with the wise and good. You may
be poor, but yon will possess what IL
worth more than gold, true nobility
Of mind and character--you wifi
tread The upward path Of virtue.-you
will win an immortal prize. O, young
man, follow your higher nature and
you will fashion for yourself dia-
dem more beautiful and precious thar,
was ever wrought to adorn the brow,
Of an earthly potentatc. lie alone
is wise who practically remembers
that the wages Of sin In this life is on.
" death--death most deep, bitter and
overwhelming.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

Move 0 n.

This march Of life should never stay
All things shotild onward tend
Men should not clog prosfession's way,
Hut strive TO move and mend,
1bs waters movs IN depth of ocsab,
'fl,s streams alehx The daies,
And risulsts. with onward motion.
Thfousl, sweet snd vstdant .nles;
Move onl
The clouds i,ove gently through The sky.
The earth rolls ever on. ...
Time swiftly IN liz course runs iy,
And years tas- 1,,e by obs,
Man, too, shvbfd strive to follow them,
II, thi, 'hsir inward way,
Permitting noHsl,t The tds to stem.
Bu' ever, day by day,
Move onl
Men may be wiser. II they s,rivs4-
More yiriuous. " they will
And who, within the world, would thrive.
Must aim at higher still, .....
Let bipets stai'd by doctrines old,
The wise will pass tlts'n by;
Weak minis will clHg with subtitle hoid.
But strong oi,es, yallantly,
Move IN!
Like water ruling to The ocsan,
Down mountains n Id on high
Like clouds forever IN commo,ior,
That fnovs across the skya-
WIN we forever onward press,
Thus fe,tsflsss and free
And dsenins virtue happiness,
Our watot-word svsf be-,
Move on.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
Splendid Assortment Of
CONFECTIONARIES!

Z THE attention Of the friends 49,
= and customers Of he undersigned A ~
u. respectfully called to his large, in
crensing md well assorted stock Of new nnd rare
CONTEMPORARIES, Just purchased by himself
At New Orleans, and presenting in part the following
VARIETY
Preserved Fruits. Jees, Candies and Pastries OF
all kinds Loaf brown and crushed Sugars. Cordials
Wines, Ansctte (,vhoesale or reiai Juube and Pee.
orl Pnstes, Citrons, Pickles, Sardines, Anchovics
Lobs,ers, DC, &c,
Also nn assortment Of childcns' toys. and other
fancy articles pleasing To the eye we'll the TASTE
every Thing needed In the confectionery line. AT nil
times, and on short notice cheap an In New Orleans
The undersigned is also prepared 10 re
ceipe BCARDERS, at reasonable charges.
+. MUSSELMAN.
fan29
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
pHARMACIE A VENDRE.

Lc soussique dcsirant faire un vo} age en-
Nurope, ofife vendre "a pharmpcie ttablie
dcpuis une quinzaine dannees Baton Rouge
dams une situation des plus favo'ables, ct pro-
duisan, par 81 clientele bien choisie un revc.
MAJ assure.
II invite en- meme temps les per snnnes don't
les complies on billets ont .ate fats avant l'an'
nee cour.nte, a yenir les regler immediate
hent
lie soussigne Went de renouseller enfie'e'
rhent ses med caments s9npes e, composss
scs amis trnuverant CONNIE par lie passe, ur
assnrti,ne nj compiler e, varie, aux prx ct su'
,ermes les plus ACCOMMODATES,
Selt. ~ b. JOURDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
FAsHlNOABLE SPRING BONNETs.
VI. d. Phiuips & Bro.

WOULD respectfully invite he attention
~ Of the Ladies 10 tae'r large and fashion
abe assos tnenl of Ladies ami Misses RonEets
which they will receive On MONDAY next, di
rect from New York, consisting Of Lace
Florence French GImp, and Hungarian, Moss
Pamela. China. Pearl, Jenny Lind and othei
different styles, all Of which are warranted to
be Of the latest styles and mos approved fash
ionable shapes, and they simply request the
public to examine their stock before pu.chas.
ing elsewhere. [apr s VI
CAST ADVANCES made on Cotton, Sugar and
Msasses shipped TO Frellsen 4 Co. by
THOS. PRENDEKGRAST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

Don't say you will become rich till
you have asked your wife. Of all
spendthrifts that nature ever invented
a thoughtless woman il the most SO.
We care not how much money man
may make if his wife does not second
his endeavors he is just as sure Of
dying poor as if he kept grocery
store and trusted every body.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
PLUGGING OR FILLING DEFECTIVE
TEETH WITH GOLD.

SO importan Is 1t to preserve The teeth by
- plugging item in due time before the ex-
posnre II the nerve or sensitive par, takes
pl tce, and thereby becomes painful, that if
properly dane 10 a COED constit"ti n, when
healthy, The teeth so plugged with 90 d may
last slmos, life time. We therefore call
the attention Of those desirous to preserve
their teeth. Particular care given to that
importtnt eranch If cur pr fession. a. well
a. o. her branches both mechanical and SCH
en,,ic. Charges will be moderate to I'll
classes. A.. l.. PLOUGH & son.
Dentists
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
| MEDICINES | MEDlCtNESi!
PIKE & u A n o y Il

MEDICINES | MEDlCtNEsl!
yg NN y Z A " Q y IL
IN fax rosr orrieg NOON, nARsEr Heuss,
HAVING received the Agency ot the 'ol.
- lowing named PATENT MEDICINES
can ssHore lhetr friends and the pub ic that
tsev will always have large supply on hand
and will guarantee them to be genuine and
fresh @
T"w%ss"t,. r...',..,, S'''.ra.i''''
Davis Syrup Of wi d Cheory and Tar !;
Wistar's Bals#m OF Wild Cherry
Ma. .rve and bone Linmen,,
Dayi. Horse Liniment,
. Tobias !, iniment o
Dalley's t.,'n Extractor;
Mof,tt's Rlhs;
Wtight's do'
nrandieth's do,
McCo,nbie's Restorative
I'cnure's Specific;
Billings As,rinEsht,
Sherman's Cough Loaengss; .-
4. DO. Camphof, do;
aid many others which they think il use'oss
ID mention, but will alwa. be ready tc show
when called upon. 'nr2du.l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

RULES FoR WEAVING RISGs.-When
a lady is not engaged, she wears a
ring on her first finger, if engaged,
on her second; if unmarried on her
third !; and if she intends to remain
unmarried, she wears the ring upon
her fourth finger. This Is the rule
laid down in the latest work upon
female, proprieties that we have seen
and it appears to be recognised a.
mong the sex as one that should be
sorupulously observed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

A witty lawyer, once recorder otr
the third municipality, yesterday joco.
sely asked a boarder the following
question. We think the reply was
good: "a e@e
Mr., if man gives you $500
to keep for him. and dies, what do
you dol Do you pray for himl'
mo, SIR" replied the man, 'fpray
for another like him."-N. o. Delm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

THE TEAs. ~ SYMPATHY. How soft.
" rho tear Of sytnrathy falls on the
heart broken and bruised with sorroWI
It assures the sad and weeping soul
that 1t IL not alone In the wilderness
Of cold hearts but there are those
who can feel for the troubles Of others
and oh what Is more cheering to m
aching heart than such Thought
The desire 10 be loved Is human ma.
turs In its purity. 1t Is the first iin.
pulse OF the opening heart--and 1t
lives and breaths In the bosom of all
until the hour Of death. A look Of
love, Il word Of kindness, tear Of
sympathy costs US nothing. Why
then, Withhold them from those who
would prize them u blessing winged
with the fragrant dews Of HeavenY
To give them cost us nothing, but it
often costs us an effort silent pang
at the heart, did we but confess it to
Withhold them for he must indeed be
n rflisanthrope, whose heart does not
deligh. in going forth to bless and be
blessed.
The tear Of sympathy never falls
In vain. II waters and fertiixes the
soil Of the most sterile heart, and
cnuses IL to flourish with the beautiful
flowers Of gratitude and love. And
~ the summ5r clouds weep refresh
nent on the parched earth, and leave
the skies more beautiful than before !;
with the rainbow of promise arching
the cerulean dome, 80 the tear Of
sympathy not only refreshshes the
heart upon which IL droops, but II
elevates and beauties the nature Of
him from whom II springs. GA gym.
pathising heart Is q springSof pure
water bursting forth from the noun
tain side. Ever pure and sweet In
itself, 1t carries gladness and JOY on
every ripple Of Its sparkling current.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

JUST RECEIVED.
Direct from New York,


A SPLENDID assortment of the latest
"A style Of Jewe ~, cons isting Of fine gold
Watches, Gold. Vest and Guard chains,
breast pins, Ear rings, Finger rings, Gold
pens and perc,is. Gold thimbles, buckles,
slides, Watch hooks, and many Other ART es
loo numerous TO mention. Call and see the
varieties at K g DELARoDERtE's Fashiona-
tle Depo', liarney House.
feb2 .iy. ~.s .,a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
TAKE NOTICE
OF the Great Bargins at
v. HEBERTsS

Being anxious Of dispbsing ofmy present stock 81
Goods make room for that which shall lay in fol
the sitting Of the Legislature offer such Goods o.
have on hand at efsutiy reduced prices for cusA
Persons wanting Dry Go DDS Clothing HAS &c
please give me call and shall make practical
DEMONSTRATION ofwhat assert. Only call and ses
and plsdge myself that you will be saisfied.
Deta-I5y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

A small boy went into the navy
yard at Philadelphia, a short time
since, topick up some chips. A GER
tain captain passing at that moment,
bravely wrested the basket from tho
boy, laundering curses In his ears.
The boy looked at him with something
like disdain, exclaiming, keep it
sir, keep it--'tis the only prize you ever
took.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

"You had better ask for manners
than money!" said finely-dressed
gentleman to a beggar boy, who had
asked aims. Il asked for what /
thought you had most Of was the
boys reply.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
Legislative wit as the following !:

A wag in on one of our Southern
Legislature, perceiving a mosquito
alight on a neighbors hand imme-
diately arose. and addressing the
chair, requested that the said mosqui-
to withdraw his bill.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

RoYALry on Ts LAST LEss.--En.
peror Solouque, Of the empire Of
Hayti, and His Majesty Bungo BIN,
King Of the Tongo Islands, will 90
down to posterity hand in hand with
Joice Heth and Christy's Minstrels.
A recent arrival from this island Of
the enancipated slave brings intclli-
gence that the miserable race who
inhabit 1t are doing little else than
parading about with their turkey.
cock emperor, Faustian the First.
New fashions are hastily abandoned
as soon as their limitations begin 10
appear upon the persons Of our emu
lative and ambitious colored fellow
citizens and we would respectfully
suggest to the emperors Of Russia
and Austria, and the other potentates
of Europe generally, whether the
farce Of royalty may not now be con.
sidered run into the ground1 II 90,
the sooner it is broken off the better.
P. s. For the information Of our
fashionable lady readers, who don't
see the wood cut fashions in the
Lady's Book, we will state that, at a
recent court shindy, the empress wore
"a lilac-colored silk dress, and a large
quantity Of fesh-colored diamonds"
(anthracite, we suppose.) The sister
Of Her Imperial Majesty was attired
in gorgeous blue, red and yellow
chintz wrapper, and wore magnif-
cent turban made of madras hand
kerchief.
The Emperor Solouquel Yah !!
yah look-a-heah, niggerl What's
coming next. wonder7--New York
Merchants Day Book.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
STRAW GOODS.

w. y. PHILLIPS j. BROTHER.
have now on hand th' II fsl styles Of ST'KA w
0OODs, consisting Of maby entirely new
Il, tte'ns; oeeher ilh every deseri ton .
Fench and Amerlt an Arnt,tic,ai + overs
which they offer for sale. atve'y low prices
nov 3y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
RIlSSE1' RROGANS-

NVAJpb u TITkVVH NJs
THE UNDERSIGNED are d lily expect.
ing from Now York and New Jersey 3OOf
pairs of best nah-taaed Russe,s, to Is hich The,
invite the attention of Planters. Being pre-
pared, 'hey will be able to furnish any number
| OF ., airs 4. short notice. laa
aug 3y. w. D. PHILIPS e. BRO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

y0TNHE undersigned, desirous of<z0
RI - making voyage t. Eu ope. Of ~
- fers for sale his drug store, estab -
lsshed for about fif cen years at Baton Rouge
in mot desirable locations the establish.
daent is pa ron zed ny a large number Of good
customers, and is y,eld.na . su income.
Al, persons indebted to him either for &C
counts or notes are requested to call Al settle
the same.
The unders gned has recently renewed
entirely his stock Of drugs & med cines simp.
te and compound; and is prepared as here,o'
fore, to furnish the same to his friends on the
IN st reasonable terms and prices.
Sept, 23u. b. JoukDAN.
SWEET OIL, in quart an pint bottles
oFor sale bv M. b, WOLFE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
Nspnlst Vafhtts,
Regular Packet - Twice a Wesl.

0ws.ps. 4 Onee week ~ .Bayos ssfa, and
kNxnise twice week 10 baton Rotgea41l,e
= anew stesh,sr
Gypsy,
J. H. tRE, Master, for layon Sara, fai1f tpgse
plaq,iainpe. Donaldson and the consi. every NON
DAY, at D p'elnck r. Returning lpatss Bayou
Sara every Tuesday afler The arrival Of the Gaia.
ttsnves N4R bflepns every Friday st 9o'rlpck. AN
Retl,t ne. ieatss l,ayeu sara every Ratutny. afei
the arrival of die Cars
For freight ~ tH,ssaae prly IN board or 70
nIENAHD n vfGNAUD, New Orleans.
Oct, WA-tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
MUSIC.

MUSIC,
The following pieces Of Piano Music JUS.
received, Parislan Waltz, Oh! soon retur n,
Tulip WaltEes, The Light House, Dulce
Do,nam; Come sit thee down, hungarian
Waltz, with variaatio1s, Columbian Waltz
Java March, Greek WsI,z, tlsrk! ,he vespes
b, ,mnis stsHl,ng, Double Sliding Waltz, with
,nspy other pieces of Music, us Martes
VALUES, Quickr'eps, Rondos, PoIss,
Duets; also Howe's schools tor tho Flute,
Violin, Claronett, Flagcolet for salc by
Ono. M. HER0MAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

"There is q great demand" says
Yankee peddler, "for a species Of
plaster which will enable gentlemen
TO stick 10 their business.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

THIS MoNTEsaUroUs.-We learn from
the 81. Louis papers, that the brothers
Montesquiou have been admitted 10 bail
by Judge Colt, in the following sums
For GonzaIvo, on the two indictments for
the sepera,e murders OF Kirby 5BarnuEn
and Aiber Jones e20,0O0 each. For Ray
mond, ON the same indictment, $4,000
each. The Organ says:
The securities were given by Messrs.
CharI.s Chouieau, James vi. Lucas. w,
Maffit. Thernton GrmsIey. Aaasas,sa
Brewster, William Fulton. Wyiey Rudolsh,
Sands &. Sellick and John Snyder. Apart.
ments have been takea In Tho Hospital ae
the Sisters of Charity. where they win
remaia. il Is said, until tho nesi Hial, IN.
dcs the sup~rvi'ioA af cepss 4. t!-.s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18
Hats & Cans.

JUST receivedper steamship New Orleans.
9 cases ofmen's black silk Hats;
l case Of boys pearl and brown Sombreros
case mems black and brown Buens Vista
l case mems Youths and boys cloth raps;
nov. 3y WI PHILLIPS d BRO;
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

SUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER!
Genuine Cologne Water, imported direct
from the city OF Cologne, and for sale by
Dec, 1915. G.. M. HERomAn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

EARLY DAYs or NAroLEos.--Ihisrs
In his History Of the Consulate, re-
lates some very strange and previous.
ly unknown particulars respecting
the early life and penury Of Napo.
leon Bonaparte. II appears that af.
ter he had obtained subaltern's
commission in the French service,
and after he had done the State good
service by his skill and daring at
Toulon, he lived for some time In
Paris in obscure lodgings, and In such
extreme poverty that he was often
without the means Of paying ten sous
(5d) for his dinner, and frequently
went without any meal ct all. He
was under the necessity of borrow.
ing small sums, and even worn.otit
clothes, from his acquaintanccsi 1Ie
and bis brother Louis, afterward
King Of Holland, had at one time ON.
ly one coat between them, 30 the
brothers could only go out alternate
ly, turn and turn about. At this cris-
Is the chief benefactor Of the future
Emperor and conqueror "at whose
mighty name the world grew pale"
was the actor Talma, who often
gave him food and money. Napo-
Icons face, afterward 80 famed FOR
its classic mould. was, during this
period Of starvation, harsh and angu-
lar in its lineaments, with projecting
cheek bones. His meagrs fare
brought on an unpleasant and nm
slightly cutaheous disease, of a type
so vlrulent and malignant, that it
took all the skill and assiduity of bis
accomplished physician, Corvisart, TO
expel it after a duration of more
than ten years. The squalid beggar
then, the splendid Emperor after.
ward--tke threadbare habiliment,
the imperial mantle--the howell and
the palace--the meagre food and
the gorgeous banqnet--the friendship
of a poor actor, the homage and the
terror of the world--an exile and a
prisoner--such are the ups and
downs Of this changeable fife, such
the lights and shadows Of the great
and mighty.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-05-18

BATON ROUGE
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.
u G. IfE subscribers respectfully infonn the
20 planting communIty and the public In gen.
" cfnl that their
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
IN BATON ROUGE,
Fer he Mdrxfactnre Of Steam Engines, 'azar and
Sa1 MiNs and all other ktad Of lron and Brass
FOUNDRY WORK.
In now In operation. They ARE ready 10 supply any
want In their line of business.
They have had such an experience in the business
~ warrants them TO promise that all the work done
In their Foundry will he fnsde of tho hest materials
and constructed and finished on the most improved
principles.
u Alterations and Repairs promptly al.
tended t" a. d execued OH The shortest ~ tice,
in such asyle Of completeness as to give a..
tis'aCti, n. JOHN NIL, &c.
aT ALWA Us ON HAND, d complete
assnr'men, ol Gin and Saw Mil Gearing,
Furnace mouths an ! Crate bars.
tTPRICES as reasonable as IN any Found.
dry in the southwest, J. II. Il. Co.
Ba'on Rouge, Septsy.
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NOTICE.

Mr.. SAMUEL l. fsETT Is fully empowered y
surif Is. 1880 McHATTON; WARD, A co.
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Regular Packet.
xs,rs~.u For The Coast, Fart Adams
aAsae@AA Hayou safh. Tnntn. VIII.
wSyx- am4fprt and all the h,'nds,---
..fXif Ei6snSSsX. The new shd splendid
steBrHeF
f. y. WHITE,
E,lselie Brady, master will Leave New OrteHh. re.
ghlarly every Saturday throughout the season. Re.
titning will leaye Bayou Sara and Port Hudson every
Wednesday Aifer the arrival Of the cars For freight
of fpaasage apply on board ~ 2lH
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MESS AND PRIME PORK.
M ESS and Prime Pork. For sale by
AVE dec. "a J. PHILLIPS
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py1RE Lard or.

10 Barrels Lard Oil, warranted pure and
double wnter strained just received from
Cincinnati and for sale. by f..I.eE
ec9-44. GEO M. I1ERoMAN.
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HATS! HATS! HAT S.!!-Just received
- large supply of superior S.lk and Bea-
yer Hats, at COIN g. OPPENHElM,
fcb6 Sign Of the Bee. Hive