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are fur hundred epcthecaries, with an array Of
clerks An this proves that there Is something all
wrong. This science Of Medicine is false ,c'ence.
These ply sicans do not succeed in their efforts 70
dogood-do not prevent the sg -egste OF tns scA.
nefs and mortality. He believed 'ha. great par
of all this sickness is due to those tour hunuseu
drug shops on our streetcorners. Inc sPSA@ci
closed with an animated de'ineaon OF the oea ~.
ties of the w later Cure system, and p,oP1eS'eu "a
triumf liant success-proyded us aie,'oa are
rightly carried out.
AT 10 O'CLOCK the meeting adjourned and the
Convention was at an end. The proceedings were
marked by much good feeling and hearty devotion,
and there was an evident disposition to forward
the objects Ct the new Association.
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CITY ITEMS.
PRINTERS FEsTvAL.-The affair at the Taber.
nscle was just the thing last night We have a
report, but cannot print it this morning.

report, but cannot print it this morning.
Loco Foco CoSvEsTIoS.-The Convention met
last night for the purpose Of hearing the Report of
the Committee 10 prepare plan of Union. Loren
20 B. Shepherd, Esq. was in the Chair. The con-
tested seat from the With District of the Eleventh
Ward was awarded to Mr. Cook The Report of
a majority Of the Committee was then read; it
was understood that six members approved and
one dssented from the report. This report as
cribed the defeats and the disunion Of the party
to the Slavery quesiion-a question that should
never have been introduced at all They con
clude that future harmony depends upon an
entire Willingness to allow every Democrat
to entertain his own views on Slavery if be
supports the regular nominees of the party. They
say Slavery iii the States is entirely under State
control but that free expression Of opinion on the
night or proprety OF Slavery never can and never
should be suppressed but there is a wide differ
ehce between the rational opinion Of sober men and
tnat oil The fanatics either Of the North or the South
Ahey ssree that Slavery is repugnan, to the hu.
man hesr1 and injurious to the interests of labor
Dut 'hree millions Of slaves cannot be set FREQ
WITHOUT DANGER The South must be me. bv Arm.
menf' and not in that spirit which would d;.,oIva
the Union. To dissolve the Union would Ia - =.
danger Liberty throughout the world.
besr We Tt oviGs, the struggle TO- ,uDre,r ne mo
places with the so0th 'as' could the North cb,1no
Ions since interes. -0ey would also change onin,
position thAtS' directs opinion. They tax the
with JUST. ~iavery cannot be at once abolisbsJ
mus ..ce or safety to the Slave States the eod
.oe brought about by the people Of those States
Ibe Report depicts at some length the horrors .bst
would follow sudden emancipation: ssvr th. -
pognabce OF whites 10 blacks 10 so dee that il INNS.
De sserlbed % higher power than mere prejudice
recommends to circumference those who nroooss
soohllon and equal rights to Slaves; that we vail
zoe action OF the South to restore the Slaves "a
saeir native soil in Africa arguing that ed NAV
Ssse IN view, by the institution OF Gnited stsrs.
''ae'y' the mai freedom and emU .eipasion Of the
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under the instruction Of MAJOR c. g. TaGs,
veteran cavalry officer.
PUBLIC School No. s.-The annual exhibition 0f
Public School No. 9, located 10 Mlddagh, between
Henry and Hicks SITS takes place to morrow AFTER
noon, at O'Clock.
CoScERr-The pupils Of the New York Institu.
ton for the Blind, will give a Concert at the Ply
mouth Church tDr. Beecher's, tbs evening. They
are DESTROYS of procuring new piano, and the
funds received on this occasion, are to be devoted
To that purpose.
DEAD BODY FoUND.-An inquest was held on
Wednesday last upon the body oil an unknown nan
found on the beach near Rockaway. The DO
ceased appeared to have been in the water long
time, being very much decayed, and the hesh all
gone from bis face and hands small part oil the
whiskers, OF a light sandy color rem aimed on tue
face had on when found two red flannel shirts, red
flannel drawers dark mixed pantaloons. and peg
ged boots; two keys, one brass, the other iron,
were found in bis pocket being all that was iound
upon his person with the exception o. a small piece
OF paper found in his watch pocket with the iol-
lowing words upon it, which may possibly lead 70
bis identity Lyd a Transbury, Tor Sansbury,l at
Mr. Sedgwicks s. 275 High.st Sn0dich,' and on the
opposite side, Ruth Tfansbury, Great Jones ST.
The deceased is supposed TO be one Of the crew Of
the schooner Isabel which capszed some time In
February last. Verdict Of the Jury, Death fro
causes unknown
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Coal TRADE OF THE OHIo The amount Of
coal taken from the mines on the Ohio aud It's trib-
utaries is estimated 10 exceed IS 600 900 OF bush
els. This costs the Consumers yo and half mil.
lions Of dollars or more. The yearly consumption
Of New Orleans is about g 100000 bushels, and is
Increasing at the rate Of 80 per cent per aunum.
The average increaae Of consumption in the
West is estimated At 25 per cent year. Lieut..
MaUry, who hiss given considerable attention TO
the subiec predicts, that should canal or railway
be constructed across the fsthmus OF Panama, in
years after the completion of either the demand
for Ohio river coal on the coast Of the Pacific will
be equalto 100000 ofbashels year No coal has
been discovered from Cspe Horn to the mouth of
the Columbia. The PaaamA and San Francisco
steamers, now use Pennsylvania and Liverpool
coal at $50 tim. The Ocean steamers, from New
York, touching at New Orleans, are great consu-
mers, taking in $4,000 bushels trip. [Cin. GAG.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

HEARkEs bRooKLIS CITY DIRECTORf.-We
have this valuable publication on our table. 1t Is
just wha! every resident of the City of Brooklyn
wants and what they will doubtless forthwith pro-
cure. It contains the usual Alphabetical List OF
names, extending to nearly 400 pages and in an
appendix the usual iormation-Bsnks, Public Of
Hcers, Societies, Streets, &c &c. embracing all
needful information in regard to Brooklyn affairs
Oface 81 Fultonst)
CHURCH OF The REsToRATIoS-Tais edi6ce is
TO be dedicated on Tuesday, July ?, at 81 P. II.
The interior is remarkable for the light and airy
s1e Of its finish and while it has all the beauty
AID esborsteness Of the Gothic architecture i! has
none Of its gloom. The pulpit and organ gallery
are gems The finishing portions Of the work are
drawing rapidly to completion The uphosterers
are engaged upon the peIs, and the organ is go
ing up.
FIRE.-A FIRE broke out in a small dwelling IN
Walwor,h st. Seventh Ward, on Tuesday after
noon. The dwelling was destroyed, and also car
penters shop adjoining.
MILIrARY-The Emmett Guards" new in
fsutry organization, attached to the Fourteenth
Regiment, Col Crooke, entered upon ther Puoilc
career on Tuesday, by an afternoon parade IN ioi
uniform. The dress is very nearly that OF the
United States Army. The Emmett GUARDS are
commanded by Capt 8. A. Dodge.
PRIVATE sALE.-The property known as the
Freeman Building situa on FultOn-st- oPpo'
site the City Hall, was sold yesterday a. private
sale by Z. Lott, suc.ioneer. The name OF the
purchaser is Bacon. The property brought $4,000
CAvAtSY PRlcrIcE-rhe RinggOld hlrse
Guards, Capt. Graham, proceeded 70 East New
York yesterday fer cavalry practice. Tney He
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NoTIcE TO OUR PHILADELPHIA READERs.-The
DAILY TRIBUNE Is regularly delivered To subscribeSs
h ali parts OF the city IS per month. Those who
wish to be served with II will please leave their nance a.
the Bookstore Of W. B. Zeber who is our Agent for thai
cir
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er ior the ennntinS hsasr. QUO In avn, A.. =,
hIo'her to sell BY, hsve long been a nan. N,
SVofse,-and this practice has almost dr;vss .s o.
rest American importer oos Of the mukes s .as
- las' driving the American mBnafac,1rer out 81
me marAet ESQ. And this 10 applicable not 10 M
cotton manufacturers alp0e, bat n the ron n.nn-
hc,1re' and TO many other Kinds Of busines..
There are those WIN think that bosines. (. e,,r
shing and thai the clanry is prosperous mae IN.
present tarih- We know that there is .esiy;,v 4,
some departments Of business, and tha. there 4.
appearance OF prosperity ia many bat il we are
not greatly mistaken this activity "a temuorarv Ana
unssuhtantia and these appearances are Jelasiye.
We knOic that the great branches Of business in
which the people Of this section are interested
were never suffering under 80 grest depression
end unless relief shall come from some qaar,er we
DO not see how they can be sustained.
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,rW-YORK TRIBUNE.

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f'' ,v,n sOssrss OaO'OA1' .lc.p ~ s1roo.
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= As,v-rsd 20 Guy - 1v 10 sdvsnc- Al ne Oesa
~ ssse 10y Psefef W H. sane rsie Single ccD,es
%Ssis No s'. D0 SSoS Ss' i POI %
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sOs. c1V"y Nsspsps. psy p'Ps,, 'ee =; PC
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
POSTPONED SALE.
STATE or L0TESIANA.
Parish Of ps;sss Isat0R Rouge.

IN the matter g the .Saryession Of P.ter Mr.fpfhpf,
4esasei.
ID virtue of a commission 10 me directed from
- the Sixth JUDICIAL District Court, for the Par
ish of East Baton Rouge, will he sold by the nm
~lersigned Sheriff. al The Court house door IN the
town et Baton Rouge, on Saturday fhe 22f day Of
Jane nert 1880, al h O'Clock NJ. the herein after
described property belonging TO said succession, to
wit:
\ tract Of land situated OIL Jones Greek in this
parish. containing Four Hundred acres Of Section
No. ~. Township No. I, Of Range No. 2 East
bounded East by lands of Gnrlex and Powers.
South by Stokes and nenham, North ly--,
and West by-
Terms aud Conditions Of Sale One third cash,
and the balance al: one and two years credit from
the day of sale. in. notes satisfactorily endorsed,
payable at the Office of the Parish Recorder. in the
town of Baton Rouge, bearing eight per cen, in
tercst after due until paid, and mortgage retained
on the land until final payment of said notes.
Acts Of sale TO be passed before Samuel Skolhcld
Recorder, at the expense of the purchasers.
may II, Cts. On J.. G. MORRIS, Sheriff,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
I%paE8isse DIST Baton Rouge,

'o"Nh" '"'i"' Cour d." Sitit,sr District.
rs. IN. non
ErNtcE IttLEy. n tN"' ~''J
I'm vnrtn dun oulra ne saisip II de vente lance
L. dams lie process ti-,ttssus intitule ct 4 moi aires
Sc par honorable Co!r lu SiNeine District Judi
claire pour la paluisse d'Fst Baton Rouge. TAI
saisi et exposerai Ell yente r~nbligue Sar,eit ie
Gate Jni2et 1850. con,s1rncant d II heures In ma
tin, 4 Ia porte de Ia naaisoi, de Cn,ir, dams Ia vile
dr Baton Rouge. tons les droits. titres. inttrets ct
rrdtentions du detendrur dams ct a Ia prophetic ci-
apres deeritp. satrir
ler-uN moroccan lie terre eitue dams cette pa
ioisse. contenant deus rents acres plus on moins.
ct connu CONNIE terrc de Skinner. borne 4 l'Ouest
par terres du deienAeilr, 4 FEST par terres de Jos.
Rodriguez. ct an Nort par terres ci-devant appar-
tenant a Rallins. !
PUN morceau Va terre situe dams ce'te pa
roisse, contenant l'iatre-Hingt-sept acres, plus on
moins. et comm coin.ne tprre TO Chichester.
a-UN antrc moroccan ,e trrre, sittie dams cette
raroisse, contenant ,leux cents cinultante arpens
plus on tnoins, ct ccnnu CONNIE teries de Devall
borne All norl par tefres dt defendeir, an sud par
'erres ei-devant de Rallins, 4 Test par Thomas
Lilley ct 4 louest par tefre dos etcles pnl,liunes,
Saisis pour payer ct satisiaisr lexecution lanc6e
s'r the obligation de douae n,uis dams le process
ci-dessus.
Condt'onsde Ia Ttnte-Corpfnnt sans srdlnofton.
mai %, 7is. /, c. MORRIS. Sh6iT
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|. CHANDLER, DENTIST.
Baton Rouge, Lit.

TTAs removed his office, to The ~s.~-rsnnN
i i office Formerly occupied by Dir EESSAssssszA
Heatiiiutit lon Ltn,td bttnecn 1faiu uIf1fT
and Third Stt,tsl where he Is prepared to perform
all operations pertaining to his profession according
TO the latest scientific Improvements In the ar, and
warranted durable.
Persons desiring his servires IN The country. can
transmit their order by mail or otlerWiee. when
prompt attention will be given, to The distance oftbirty
miles.
He is prepared to insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
ftt,ti htis 10 entire sets. either With Or without artti-
cnl ptitt,2. Or with tr without atmospheric pressure,
fas circumstances ii,ny rsqliire)
He administers tle fet1eUn and the Cilnrolurii.
by means If which he ran estract teeti, without the
least pain ~ the patient.
Tooth -nrl,e. ra,isei By eytpeure uftlla rsfve. reliev-
Ell, ana HE nerve Il strrfet. without inin.
Ills n tsrs are ~ higher than other experienced
att1 skiltil Operators, anu can be seen OF printed
card, At tis room.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
COOPER'S WELL,

CITTATED in Kinds County, Missis- ,
Asippi, - miles west Of Jackson. the fzas9th
State Capital, aud 4 miles east of Ray .ksszQ.
mond county seat. The Raymond Railroad, now
rebuilding, will probably, be done by the list of
June. it intersects the Vicksburg Railroad: at Boil
tons; distance from Raymond TO the Well, 4 miles.
AT this time Hacks can be had at Bottoms, 10 miles
TO the Well, or Clinton depot 9 miles, Persons
leaving Vickshurg can be at the Well in four hours.
Intensive arrangements ARE making for the coming
Summer. The wateris principally Claly beate. The
~celehrity Of this Well Is not surpassed and is recon.
menled by the medical faculty in cases Of Chronic
Diarrhma. Gravel. Drorsy. and general Debility it
acts powerfully upon the Liver and Kidneys, and has
the same saluia'y effect throughout the year. Inva-
lids can be accommodated at all seasons with com.
Portable rooms.
But few places can excel this ms a watering place.
The picturesque view, the elevated location. roman.
tic hills. aud lofty pines in.faci, everything indica-
ties health, independent Of the medical water, which
has proved so beneficial.
IeFmS 8.
Beard and Lodging. for Winter, Spring and Fall
months. 1921 per month, ~ per week. ana 81 so pc,
day. The months of June. July, August and Sep
temaer, $50 per month. $40 per week. and Sc per
day. Horses will he taken care Of on moderate terms.
Al amnsemen's requisite to a watering place will
he found. and n good band Of music provided for the
summer months.
WILLIAMS & EpPES. Perpetrators.
r. >. The assistance Of Col. Long, late of the
Mansion House jackson Miss, have been secured.
and trusts that general satisfaction will be given.
Accommodation are making fnr a thousand persons.
In ad iitinn to the Old Well. another has been obtained
by sinking q shaft some 80 feet deep. and turned out
10 be strongly impregIrafed with silpher aud iron II
Is such an inexhansiible stream. that suitable bath
houses nre about TO be erected. also the boring of on
Ariesian Well has been commenced. Renter will
ind no scarcity IF wster for culinary purposes, &c.
Aithough we consider the we'll open at all times.
SUI the question ~ asked, when do you open; we
now say, the LIST May. as a general opening. onite
a number Of invalids are now here. and a prospect of
a large company. Judging from letters already recei.
we'd, on the subject Of rooms. &c. The demand for
barrels of water is so great, we must decline taking
any more orders until fall.
The public are requested. should they wish any
information in regard 70 the Medical qualities Of the
water, or to procure rooms &c. to address the pro-
prietors, and their letters shall be promptly attended
to.
n 3. Persons leaving for the Well, had better
order their letters, directed tn Ccoper's Well, Ray
mond P. O. Miss. The mails arrive there daily,
SUNDAYS exceptedo and le,rers for the Well will be
forwarded daily. w. & E.
Gcopes's Well, May. II, lss,-am.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
vENTE REMISE.
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA,
ParOtSSe DIST Eka(Ou IkOu-e.

Dams Fetairt dc Ia succession de Ptfe Mc.a,fhnr,
decide,
I'm vcrtu dune commission \ MOI adressee par
IL la Cour du Sixieme District Judiciaire, pour
Ia paroisse DIS, Baton Rouge, II sera vendu on
vente p~nblique par lie soussigre Sheriff, a Ia mai
son lie Ccur dams la willie tie Baton Rouge, Saa,eai
2a,,r jonr de J,it 5,othain 1850, a midi. la propri-
etc ei.apres decr,te, anpartenant a la dte Success
Sion, SAVIOR:
Ter. UN moroccan de terre situ6 sur Jones Creek
dams cette pasoisse, contonant luatre cent tl00l
acres de la section No. AZ, township No. 7, ct de
fraction No. ?, Est--he,ne par terrc de Gurley ct
Powers, au Sud par Stokes ct Denhan, nord par
- ct a rouest par-
Conditions ae In Fente, CONNIE sps I'm quart
compliant, ct la balance en- un ct deux ans de Gre
dit du jour dc la vente, en- billets endosses ~satisfai-
SAINT, payable a i'otiice du Recorder de paroisse.
dams la vile dc Baton Ronge, por,ant interet de
HUT pour cent aprss due ~jnsqu'au Placement, ct hy-
p~o'heque rctenu sur la terre ~jusqu'au Placement
final DIES dit billeis.
Les actes de seuies seront pass6es pardevant
Samuel S~kolfeld, Recorder, an frais dcs acque-
reurs, L. c. MORRIS,
Mai II, 1850, Offs. Sttrif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-08
Praise.

"The love Of praise, howe'er conceald by art,
Reigna, more or less. and CLOVIS in every heart
The proud, to gain it, tolls on tolls endure,
The modest shuu il but TO make it surp.h
. The following is from an Indiana editor. Some
iloosier gal presented him with y pie, and Just heat
how he takes on about it. lie need not have gone
crazy
1.-THE editors l~ofticst rega r1s 10 Miss Eliza,
fof a delicious blackberry pie. A copious slice
contributed to his machine, ma,le /, sing -
OF all the girls helew The skies,
GIVE me liye-O give me Itzei
She has cherry lips and dsoal black eyes,
And then she's sa7,f on Serry pies
Give me Liael
fycsii
Pies ~
Il lie for her I daily sighs-- @
9" nightly tries
For her | swan, | almost dics,U
While constantly | cries,
And sishs-
Give me Lie.
g. Her black eyes,
And berry pies.
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CentlCnpss,-ny INNS. uEMANs.


II thou hast crushed a flower,
The root may not be blighted-
II thou hast qncnclel - lamp,
Once n,ere il may I've lighted;
a'ut onS6y harp OF oiSshy lutte.
The string which tfiuu hast broken,
Shall never in sweet sound again,
Give 10 thy touch a tokenl
If daa..nu hast lcuse,l II bird,
Whose voice of song could cheer thee,
still. still, he may be wen
From the skies. 10 MARBLE near thee;
But II upon the troubled sen, g
A Thou hast thrpwn the gem unl,eeded,
Hone not that wind or wave shall bring,
U The treasure back when needed.
II thou hest bruised q vine,
IA The summers breath is healing,
And lis clusters yet mny grow,
o Thru the leaves their bloom revealing;
But Ii thou hast a c,tp o'eithrowt,
with a bright draught flled-O, never
shall the earth give back that lavish wealth.
10 cool thy rsrrh'd lips fever.
Q
The heart Is like that cup.
II thou waste the love 1t bore thee,
And like that jewel gone,
Which Tho dean will not restore thee
And like thut string Of harp and lutte
whence the sweet sound is scattered
Gently, o gently touch the cords
an So y forever scatteredl
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SHERlE'F'S SALES,
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Irn TlSIp Of astAat Naton Rouge,

BoSNHH " SM'lii' Stth District Court.
r,x,cs I,,,sv. ! lNo. 2s3l
I1y virtue Of q writ Of 4 Fl directed from the
ID sixth Judicial District Court for the Farisl, OF
East Baton Rouge, ! have seized anil will expose
nj public sale on Saturday the sivth day Of July
next al the Court llousss door in the town OF Baton
right title and interest Of the defendant, in or 10
the following described property to wit 1s' n
tract of land situated in this Parish containing
two hundred acres more or less. and known as the
Skinner tract, bounded West by lands of The de-
PENDANT. East by Joseph Rodriguez, sUl North by
lands formerly belonging 10 Rallins; 2nd . tract
of land situated in saii Parish containing Eight
seven acres more or less. and known as the Ciliaes-
Ter tract Ord another tract of land situated in said
Parish. containing two hundred and fifty acres
more or less. and known as the Deral tract. bound
ed North hv lands OF the defendant, South ly
lands formerly belonging TO Rallins, East by
Thomas Lilly, and West by School lands. seized
to pay and satisfy The Execution issued on a twelve
month bond in the above entitled suit.
Trims Of Sale Cash. tcitto,f ut,,discvent.
may % Nv. l.. {. NORRIS, Sheriff