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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

Dr;," The last number of The Providence
Herald has an article o. lawyers, and al
cues that they are "ralhCr lax upon the
people," perhaps they arr, yet /, IS not very
long >irce we saw the edror Of the Herald
in position where he gladly called some
of them to his rescue N,wpoH Nlrs.
Our fears are that ia" G !itor o. the D'lIy
News viii find himself IN "A " urse position,
aud where a lawyer can be of no use t"
him. But he seems to thi that he i IN
no danger of being uniuslly accused-an 1!
it may be so. - PrOD. WTd}d.
We are n 10 danger. But should tbs
exlreme emergency ever occur, We "IlI
guarantee TO stand firm in our faith, and not
escape the wrath OF the law by swearing
allegiance to the powers which we may de-
nouncc and thus merit punishment. YER
Jum sdpienH, etc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

~ Dickens, we see 1T rumored, rs
thinking abou, seat III Parliament,
and hopes to be elected from the met
rol lolltan borough OF FInlsburg.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

Gt-The steamer Philadelphia arrived at
New York from Chagres, Thursday morn
ing, bringing over halfa million OF do lars
IN gold dust she brought no mails from
beyond Panama
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

DOES THE GALLONS PREVENT MUIR
DER Since the execution OF Wash
ington GooGe, in Boston, seven months
ago, tpclvc persons have been arrested
in Suffolk County for murder
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

r+Thcre were five Intellectual attempts
on Wednesday, in the Connecticut Legs
la,urc to elect IT, ) Senator in the place
vi Hon. Il. :. Baldwin another effort vii
be made on Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

o. Our old friend Scofcld is doing an ex
tensre business At Stockton, California
At a recent election he was a prominen.
candidate for Recorder lie adyerlises
mare, city lots, rum, gin, brandy, &c, for
sale We should like to see Scofeld OF
the bench, charging the Jury on the law
aud evidence in a case.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

The proper elemen, of man is con-
s,ant activity. The waters of life are
lk. those of the Bethesda pooI-It is
only when they are agltated that they
are healthful.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

~ The last question before the
Philosophical Society" is tn quaint
ity of cream in the Milky way, and
whether it can be made available Tor
household purposes
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

NoTE SIGNED ON SUNDAy.-A de-
fence was set up against the payment ol
n note. III Boston last week, that 1t was
signed aud paid over on Sunday,
which the court held to be a good de-
fence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

!Eya A paper mill at Trenton, N.J,
has received twenty tons of old play
inc cards, to be manufactured into
other kinds Of paper this season.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

NFsWo should like to know the opinion
OF the editor of tn Providence Herald as
to the legality of the Cuba invasion. VIII
he Give it e'abora,ely, metaphysically'
philosophicaIly and constitu,ionaly Did
the invaders go in their sorcr,ign capacity
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

ar Gen. Qultman, instead Of going to
Cuba with the expedition, was at Vicks-
burph on the lith inst, making investments
IN cotton lands
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

uP The trial OF William llanly, for The
murder Of his wife, is progressing before
the Supreme Court at Providence the Ju-
~ could tot az ee at the first trial
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

Queen Victoria was 81 years old on
Saturday.-She was married Febluray
10, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

X 'ep your business aud conscience wei
and they vii keep you well. Revenge a
wong by forgivin. it. Examine your ac-
counts and your conduct every night
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

s'rAgain there is no election IN the
Fourth Congressional District IN Massa-
chut etts
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

uP HINTS towards Reforms by Hor-
ace Greeley, is the uIle ot ne~ book Ius'
i,,ucI Nv the Harpor'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

u-PCn,. J. 3. Crane. Major Winder
ard Lierl. Doubleday. Of the /. ;. Army,
are at The Bellevue House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

Key WEST, May %

have in much haste, collected, the fol-
lowing particulars of The engagement at
Cardenas. These particulars were obtain
ed from a young doctor attached to the in
vading force, who has now as much as lie
can do in attending to the wounded.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

The pretticst girl in the whole village
or indeed for many miles around, was
Nanne;tn La Croix. She had a hundred
lovers, all OF whom expressed themselves
ready TO die for her, and she, cruel thing,
would not give more than a smile il return.
Her heart was free she said, and hoped il
would ever be she had no notion of max.
ing herself a slave for life by marrying.
So spoke Nannetre, just as hundreds
have spoken before her; aud she really
believed for q while all that she said. No
foot was lighter mt the gain nctte than
hers no jest was merrier than that which
fell from Nannette; no maiden curled lip
more saucily when her namS WAC linked
with that of any of the village beaux.
Aud YET ali this while she was III love
with Pierre Latour. the h~andsomest, BRAY
est and b!ithest of tho village lads. She
found 1t ont too. bls, not till he was levied
for the CONSUMPTION, when the certainty of
his long absence. and the probability that
he might ncver return, revealed to her the
secret.
Poor Pierre loved her as his own life,
and nov. on the eve of leaving her, IN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
The Drunk ards Regret,

Wirfe nte ihe friends that tn me we're 50 deaf
Long. long agu=iehg agof
Where ure The hopes that my life isea 10 clieeI
Long, ieiig ago@lohg agnf
Tripnls that | loved III the grave are lnid low,
Hopes that cherished are 1el from me now,
sn de- traded, for rum was my foe,
Long, long ago long agol
Badly my wife bowed bet beautiful head,
Long. long ago-long agoi
Oh, how ! went when | found she wee deedl
Long, long agn--long sgol
she was an a~ngelA=iny love and my guide,
vaihly 10 saye ne from ruin ehe tried.
Poor broken heasteli twas well that she died
Long, long agtIA-lotg ago
Let me- look back on the days Of my youth,
Long, long age--lang ag5i
was no stranger 10 virtue and truth,
Long, long ago-lung agel o
Oh for the hopes tina, were pure as'ths day.
Oh, fof the joys that are ptiref thah they !
oh, for The hours | have sauandered aweyl
Lptta. long ngo-lute as,4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Inv QUART BOTTLES.
" ftt thS teN1btui tha PERMANENT tttts Of ~
asttsrs %a,tsfn. ftoa IN impure stttt gf
he Blood, or hobp a HE system

/ A MDNG The many and important discoveries
IA If this generation, Is one whose fatne will he
| written &c with o etinl,eati. III The history If the
past. SANDS sAHsAPARtLLA stands firth
alone, aud by its own works ptorlains IFS power
the mute aleltteiice 81 ittesistihly eAeeti,ie in
the appeals If the suffering for relief, has been
answered. Thousands Or eases Of diseases have
been cured by this Invaluable medicine. such as
! are not furnished In the records Of time. These
1 things are not doip IN secret pluces. Or IN some
1 nr,hnottii tuw, hui afe r,tinttned IN our principal
I eities aud public places. They nre brought befote
l The world to sutstauiiute, beyond doubt. the healing
! rtrfres OF this preparation; and The facts itttfvlded.
1 although gigantic. ste as plain ne The light Of day.
\ The ssfsaratilla is combined with The most
| ~etfertual aids. the most ~salltary productions. the
4 ,n,st lufe,ii s%itttrles If HE kingdom end lis IN
l,receleniad %stttFs In The restoration to health Of
those who had long pinned under The most distress
ing chronic h,alalias, has given IL at exalted
| Notwithstanding as il does, evidence Of its
nvt, intrinsic tpItia. and recommending II to ffn
afflicted IN terms the afflicted only eati kiiutT. II
has long been q tausi important desidsfat',ti IN The
| practice of medicine. 10 obtain 81 remedy siriilat
IL tliis-niip that eutiii All I'm the hrp,. stonidth,
| end bJ,ri. with MI The precision and potency Of
| mineral preparations, yet without any Of theft
deletatreus ~etferts ipu, The vital powers If the
system. Although possessed Of powerful healing
properties. 1t is entirely harmless. and will not
fttlfi i'tt ,ftJ-i " 2 XVI
perfect health. no effect Is produced nv its Use
except al ~inrtease of appetite but when disease
is seated in The frame. and carrying FAST is victim
along the path Ut life. then is mysterious
Influence " Iplt and sepii. II eih indies new life and
vigor. and ttings health and strength, to the sui
etite snd diseased.
sCRoFuLuUs AFFECTION or THE EYES
WiNcaestrP. Nv. Oct. ". tsia
A. n n y aANBs-ttNfhhntR ! ~btilh not
have presumed IL write Ia tUt,. II II was moi my
duty 10 lei The public know The almost miraculous
efirt ye,ir safsapatilla has had tipetti INC My
limbs were covered will, ulteru,ts sores. so that |
tculd noi walk during The whole Spring aud
gun,nierl IN This situaiinh I commenced The ttse |
of yo,t gaisapafilla, and after taking two bottles
wac entirely cured. | must also tell yeti II another
wonderful cure. NV brother was IN ieted With
this %seteltla In his head. GU bad his PHI stefan told
hi,n the luss of his sight was Inevitable. and pn,4 |
n,a,,nht blintbtess seemed ~ he his fate. Three
battles entirely rpstnfe.l his sight. and we ea,iittt
but rere,nnenda AL similarly afflicted 10 Use Sands
satsapufilla, Ioufs truly.
BENJAMIN r, nuCKNEH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Spring and Summer Goods
ME have jntt received d large stock Of n. nm
w Spring una kHIlsncrl 'pTW
Goods, both staple and fancy, which weLL

WE have Just received a large stock Of dG.diD
w Spring Rnd sunni stcst"WFHl
Goods, both staple and fancy, which WE'LL
offer at New Orleans
o,1 assortment ia chosen riih eare and
discrimination and renstsfs, in ..
part Of The foRotttg, o
l2i Linen Russia Shce'ing. Irish Linens
Of all qualities
Damascus Linens. Table, cloths, Napkins, etc,
Damascus and other table setts.
F.llow-ease linen; all descriptions NJ Linen
Goods, checks, Arabin, Iistades nc.
Plain and Fancy y Filings Tor pants,
Summer %d1aitcocs,
Jaconnets and Organizes, Gingi,ams and
Patiste d'Ecessr.
Thread lace edginga and lnscftings.
Swiss lnseftings, do Meslins J%aconcts &c,
--latest style SILK,
And worsted Bareges, silk Tissues, for
snminer wear.
Paris lustre; Toiie du Notd
Fancy embroidered muslin dress patterns.
A complete assortment NJ
Ladies' and Gentlenen's Shoes CATERS
Brogans, Ties &c, &c.,
a splendid stock Of French perinmery IT'S
Essences, soap Oils. pomatum by the pound -.
or in small jars; (Lddics udo hare eospty to- ~
's,a'anJars, ran hare then, tiled nih he finest artiele)
Cologne-water in great quantities; and in short
all articles belonging to that line. lf'
ParaSOIs,
Ladies parasols; silk umbrellas.
Bieached and unbleached c%ottons, Twillcd
and Plain Lowells.
Plantation straw hats, VERY low.) .
Leghorn Hats.
Fine CUTLERY; scissors, pen, pocket knives &c,
Musquito MEETINGS, and 4 large assortment
of Ladies Nose.
.asd al aytalcs in the Dry Goods and Fanny line.
u" We beg the ladies and gentlemen of the
city and neighborhood to EXTEND o us a share of
their patronage, assuring them we will do oil
june S, ". BoNNEcAzEa SHOPPERS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

God bless The eo5Hi Old Thirteen States
Tod bless The ys,hg uaes toy,
Wlio eafps TOT ntiisty tiHlSday lates n
It'd iatyss tiptn-ola and newt
The Old ot,ps hrsi u,it Freedom aniu'l,
IN tluady fights If ruts
1ie tet,ba orrs liayt their tights inaihtaine'
A. th a Old ones did before
" sputb 81 North, ~ l1ast or West
TeinPistafs ell they he.
One mnthet nursel Them at her btpasi.
Aid that was LileHy a
And may The wretch whose hsni shall stiit,
10 cut theft vital threat.
he srdrfeA white N this worll alive,
Aid ]stufhetl when he Ia leai
Now M tha b5ei with nature wire,
Lets drink Cod save the King ="
The only hiua by right dir;Ste.
The sovereign People kiSfg
For they're the bhly Kite | owh,
All others ! lrspise,
The King that towers siaNp he thtone,
The King that never dies.
Ot INDY that srerife wida extend
U'ef every land and son.
without beginning. without sni.
And cunlhet 10 ST. flee,
1ill Freedoms hammer hoats alone,
A beacon IN tht shy.
And man no nthet lonl shall own,
hut He who rules oil high.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Epitaph on a Kitten.


"Requies.yH in peace y
lA4-
Here lies, by death smtttsn,
A hapless young kitten,
10 meelaer away IN the dust
oh, had Il lisei longer,
II might have been stronger,
Aud died somewhat older we trust
Had II gown up 10 eat he'd,
Then many a rat would &
Have incurred in the ssstcpes, Of wo
Let the curtain he drawn 70,
w hope Il has gone % =
The land where other cats gn,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Very respectfully ytrife.
HuRHELJ A. AHnDTrT.
Jonathan Edwards. Esq. 29 Wall st. New York

| L.
Atn,rt'Ee Haker o tessactie; ~ thus ~rarnatks
II rave mate htirks twhttfr two feata-Ti,insstsf'
years ly hand; and The last tliree yeats viii, Hall
l%natiittss. have ~ tnHth'fr,s-- t'l'tiiins tiifee ~
tertiairly each day. lave itin'ie the ftt'sdh 3,aHt
900 ~ FIVE tn'iti'lis. viii fNel'tt seven tteh ~ sens'
one- f,'it'f,. more 'liaii n.,rffil Rave 'aatle VIII, he
sntae n'iiiif'et ny hafHl iHse Wera Hii t'n''lJfh hy
iliree 'rte,, and The quality y sfeet'y ',nftorsd @aheinp
tnnte dense, n'il having 2 %sihbtltafs 'tffaee! s5.HnthH
have tee'i tr'n''e VII, t'itse h%iatlihss. ut Ca1aaehi4,
The past sfns',ti! anu they nave eaiised are'itift rHto-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
ttytfa Itesrtae CHHhF. cstelins In. NJ y.

VFtFR HUNTING GREER. Caroline Ft.! Ut n.
ur- Oct ~, 1916
Dr. GeqrHe r Marfisi-Sif Having i,aea made
acquainted tTitl, The eptnpttsitio,, If Yetir valttable
PHI; ny yourself. sorne two Or three Yeats aeo: ! have
isel them ffeely IN my private practices Will, ealire
s,ictess. and shall continue to 10 So ne long Ne I INDY
%trattlce medicine and hhv take great p~ieahnte in
recommending such n tiii as ye,,fs 10 tle tritblia ne 4
safe and effieisit thifeative IN I'll enses where a tttrs
gaiive is tetessary. Yours with tesIrict.
Isns r. Bees, N. n,
~ Prepared and spld by MAaria II WHuYstry.
NJ tleif Wholesale Drug Aipfe, baltimore. And by
the following Agent H. r WhbbiLi, Baton tlnlge.
tune y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
FAMILY GROCERIES.

+ OAF Sugar and crushed do brown do. ~
IL coffee, tea, chocolate, canvassed hams Vs.
lard in kegs, pickles. preserves, pepper sauces
miackereia nd salmon in kits fresh lobstes and
salmon. raisins ctfrrants, prunes, brandy fruits,
nee, ginger, mustard, spices Of all kinds, groun-
and fit for immediate use, sperm candles; soap,
CASTLE do, indigo, figs, blue, sweet oil. white wine,
cider, vinegar, French brandy, old Holland Gin,
old rye whiskey, madeira, port champagne clar-.
ct wines. cerdiais raspberry vinegar. syrup, &c. =.
with a general a%ssnrfment Of erockery and glas
ware; 81 saIcb y Gs,aes III JOIN PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
kissing.

"ccme kiss me + said Robin, D gently said no,
For my mother forbade me IL play with men SO
Ashamed Of my answer, he glided away,
Though my lock pretty plainly advised HIM Z,
stay, .
silly swain ! noa al recn~ller;ing-no, he,
That his a,oihet ne'er said he tsus, moi kiss INC /,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Fl AVIS.
ETAT DE La LOUIsIANE--Paroisse
G,I,st Ration Rouge.

A TTENDU qn'Flse Montgomery ct Marquee
n rite Il. Allison, habitant III Paroisse d'Eet Ba-
ton Rouge, ayant l'iniention fenanciper leur es-
clave Solomon, Negro s~u.tiessus do Page de trcnte
ans tous ceux gui ont quelqnes objections legales
d In dite emancipation sont par Ia prescnte reqiis
de deposer leur dite opposition au bureau dc gref-
fer dc la cour de Ia dite Iaroisse dams q~uarante
io'irs de Ia date du present avis.
sept. 2s, 6fs. l.. G. MORRIS, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Varieties.

z
The wind is a bachelor,
Merry and nee,
lie ruves at his plea sire
Ger las,d and DER sea,
lie ruGies the lake,
.... And hi kissee the flower,
Aud he sleeps when he lists
III n tessamii,e bower
He gives % the cheek
OF the, maiden lis bloom,
He tastes her WARM kisses.
Endoya their perfume.
But, tinant.like often
The sweets that he sira
Are lavisl,ed nes, moment
On lc*elief lirs, %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
TOWNSHIPS kARsAPARlLLA,

yRIEfka bH
is4 EvHaYsbhY HRhd tHts EaesFtttf. ZFhefe ts :
ssts.ttsViHa FIT sale III he different tdsttHi taitea s. 7.
tttsi{ealis safsataafiifs. u h sdtktiietd ~ fhh DRt1i.
Val uEmiiSE. aii At init fBiF rtf~it4etal stH a1ttrf
,iia as8tt syas hHt vpa fttrtnftS = vtrktt IN fftffhatis' HHs
All, ind tie iike.aYei. he esaAtnia Ne tHe TT f,Ittat M rs
bpy,pJsn IA gaining steiit M whfi Ne ~ htt. ne eaFs ne
sas' ,tfeoaaf tvfi freHit+ Al str8htss ahH ~ltsStf1ed III fhesn
yestst - Nav tht sfuii II, he ievet titattttsi ine4tffiHt 4
y.y IN his 10. SH6h tfiVta, t9rktd f,sfttttsfhffftlsr
isst ! nal IN do etintattsf std Y~erattis If tie iifHHg Bfft,
mas %4ihtefeiY, fg bhd mayer ifsft fitft sfqtttieh'f e tfhhs
.ef ~ ~ no. Wkef ~iii taHt iaati ~ u. tJfeaf rtti truth.
ftt IN al theft dealings shA t%ntfftfttfse With ltsit 'slt'f~
gpsh lte attfiai II rnH tHsi GIajit ~ aeslaf ttir ~ iiat.
sfseto,ina tis rtist6th. stattHs M tafsa htit's he Nrnil
MATS. ~ 81 inautehitnt 70 strttark VI tie itti4fnessi Iitsse
dtsa bast s.an ihsttitius HHt Unwilling fug III NJ ff'sathie
nvits, III bfftf n impress tie pttfftt #iti tie ttitHl tltat
iHB t5Et tidftaf's EHfsHrefitlH Ft9 mt he athaffnt rifitaH
Sy sttfpt M. ff,afs from tie nm. ItteteFss pfisihR Htff.
nj fhie 6. +. Ffrrsshd stte I hhee sttd The sMs ~ ny
t8ioe IN NJ A Wekt viii sige Rfft sTA If he sft ttt.
datA trp sidgts sbitst9 tttT6f ~ this. III. atateittrtta "
Tha,Ettsra. skiiittsn 4 G6s rrr hhtbttts bpt . tHatfr n
f~aisehttta. sitttiy uieAe u deceive tits tftfitt atH' Keep
tfe doth 1ggtt M fasat1 ~ ~ esf'tig. fBfA7saiiHG f5st4
t,e.tei, This ir IL raiti6n fh iittie ~ lftfthsSh htHre SIT
tJa bf IAtnH fuyis<etFi's sErt+Htsrifa, tayits on y re
nI bbttot.s iikeftesrs his fttHe tgH II hthtsi md mr.
~ m ufAat fdss tht ftst n Arms!
Iriaeffpi tlgts. 12 Nassba stfs~f, Y y .tf'g.s~
ghttfH row 9SEaw
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
s.. NOTICE. .
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East RalOn Rouge.

yTHEREAs III, Montgomery and Margaret
w y. Allison, inhabitants Of the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge having intention TO enianeipate their
olnve Solomon n black man over the age Of thir-
~ yehfa every person who may hive any legal
opposition 10 said emancipation, are hereby 70.
CURED 10 file snid opposition III the office Of the
Clerk otthe Court Of enid Parish within forty
days, from the date of this notice.
sept. 2s, Cts, L.. G, MORRIS, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
EsT. Martins ~HnntxersaI Esurgafive
-.W KshsHs.

IN Offering fhdse pNna 10 The Public. t4a kaav thaya
fan,e. le a batter. 1T n more safe. essy rr agreeable
Fetea'ive. 1lHig speedily reni8ve all irritating mat
tiers fesnire1 IN Ills n~els, If ''tvlttn he t%aiit,tai
health. by tlteif spstifc viff'taIQtsy restbfe The ftpf-
tirt,s 10 n healthy aetiori, and tts tIlf,a 10 its r,atnrbi
purity. Head ~. Eouti's tattifeateY F,#
q. n. Martha. M. II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Epigram,

Sweet Kate was heard one daya,o sigh.
!" With beauty lost Id wish TO dc"
"oh, no. said Tom, ~witheumor quaint,
mot wish to nyF but merely ra,Ngm
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Jenny Lind.

Not eweeter sang the birds &c Eden,
Than this fair nightingale OF Sweden;
The only difference twixt the two, lies here
laE'R notes Were gratis, urs's are very dear.
Rrrathes there a man with soul SO dead,
Who neNer'e himself haiti said, % s
When gains, a pee, he's bumped his head,
"Thanderw
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1Satoll 4(uugt 0alttlt.

10 We have bot seeii anything pub.
lisled Ne thh otalitint If tlieltfh tihhivera
snry OF ott kaiiritnl Independence. Gays
the Boston Post, whiel, possesses inVre of
the trhe spirit ut patriotism aud love 81
country Chat Ito h,ilcoirg s'n'isas, which
were offered as d toast on that Curious
occasion. an I
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Dr. Gso r. Wafh..

5FTg FFFFs ? ITFTFT7's
H~esleete1 Eir=-tn tusiite 10 ybi md 10 The Public,
md ~ h~istlistea y high atH responsible obligation.
RESTING ,itrn, inc. | take tiis method " takiua kuf,tvh
H. the Public. tsty,ld yai tttink u wtftl,v II ptihiialS
ing The remarkable rira yutir Natintinl Tonic hss
Wrought II my particular rasa. hai ltaen tai,tpine
hnief an inihttni'ting fever fr " months. I Ind itiei
It's true. the auiUine would strr The e1dlls h day hf
igo, bi, they @p,ld teiuri with double violence TN.
tit I tacatna v,eak and etsatiated MY stomach
s~tvrlle, and hard; my spirits broken. and had but lit
tie lpptpa NJ again bett,nitia n eoind man: last winter
I accidentally saT this Invaluable Topic. and a. tire.
az n %dternins man sypiifa tattlta nj Ftratvs. 70 | caught
~ y bottle If Ynpt Meiitihe~-atat,irenee fak ine II.
md before | isel n heI hsttls my ehuls lpt me. nv
nIttstiia efattialiy %feiffnad, and my stiirits als,. md
bg ilte time / had finished the oae bottle ! was. ne II
we're. a rtHw ,ftnt. Nearly q year has aitsed md I
have not had y single chill yoaf pills ara the most
tolnilat pills amoag tss You're, viii, respect.
.r...+ JDiJ NrtsnN,
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Garden Seeds.

lust received, 5000 papers OF Garden 20,
d Seeds from Wakeman and Beauman 49,
Pittsburgh L. RISKY & Co. New York and ~
the Shakers. Pleasant Hill, KY. ALsOa an assert
ment of Flower seeds.
june 8, ly. A. NOsTAN 1