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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

TINE undersigned keeps constant 6-s~
i ly on hand a complete assort- IEsiI4rHHs
ment of Saddlery, Harness and A.IizIisGO
Trunks of every description, consisting, in
PART OF
Spanish Saddles. Tampico Saddles,
Kentucky do. Somerset do.
Mamaluke do. rs Columbian do.
Demipeak do. Ladies' plush, do.
Boys do. dc. quilted do.
Carriage and buggy Harness, Misses do. do.
Wagon and dray do.
Hard leather and imitation Trunks,
Wood, frame and packing do.
And all other articles in the line, all of which
will be sold for Cash, at the lowest New Orleans
prices. Call and examine IT, stock-no trouble
to show the goods.
june s, ly. A. BRADFORD.
NEATSFOOT OIL, Linseed Oil, Whale and
In Sperm do. Castor do, and Sweet do. For sale
at faug. 2i.J 4. malta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Saddles, Harness and Trunks,

Baton Rouge. August 3L, 1850. tf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

GLASS Of all sizes, Putty, Paints, Oil and Paint
OBrlshes. for sale at
june 20, iy. A. MATTA's.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
mail NoticeI

TsHE mails, by the Gipsey. viii hereafter
elose--gong ap-every Sunday and Wednes-
day at ! ?. n. They viii close--goiag deua--
every Monday and THURSDAY. al / P. M.
Letters and papers received after the above
named hours will be necessarily compelled to lay
over until the next mail.
JOHN c. LAN0UE. r. NJ.
Post Office. Baton Rouge, July ~, IT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
MERCHANTS g. PLANTERS
{WUTHAM
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fund, by aet Of mcorpora-
ton. 5000 600.

Directors:
VIM. Laufhlin, C.s. Gutter.
Cuthbert Bnlitt, Abm. Vanbibbsr.
Joseph Menard, IL. Szymanski.
Elliott Hobbins. CA. BnIkIev,
Peter Marcy. WIN ri. pnfjson.
KeAdall Dunbar, VIM. Cbristv.
samuel Jamison, Charles Pride,
John HILL
WIN LAUGHLJN, President.
CUTHBERT BuLLITT, Wire President.
JOS: NASH. Actnay EDvARD RAwLE, Solici.
tor WV GHRI sTy. Notary.
INHE Merchants and Planters Insurance Com
4 pany, having an amount subscribed in cash and
we'll secured notes, amply sufficient for all c%ortin-
geneies, is now prepared to receive applications
and make insurance at the Office of their agent on
Fire Marine, and River Risks.
This Company is established on the Mutual pripci-
pie of insurance, whereby every person insarine
With II becomes Interested in its strccess and it's pro.
instead ofscrip.
june 3 .fy. WIN. 6. PIKE. Agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
\ n " "

TAKEN mp by Col. Philip Hicky. a tAssp,
Il bay maze, about 12t hands l.igh. r. Es
reached main, branded, +. II, on the lett shoulder
and the same brand reversed. under the frat. The
owner Is requested to come forward pay charges
and take her away, otherwise she will he sold
according 10 law. II. L WOLFE.
sep. 2lst st. Rauyer
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Coleman's Patent Endulatory Corn
Mill,

THE hest Now IN Use.
nERSONS DESTROYS Of purchasing a good Mill.
l. would do well 10 call on the Agents, where
one OF these Mills may he seen.
sept. 2lst f. HuGuET x PIKE, .Ageuis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Final Notice,

TyHE undersigned hereby gives notice to all in
i debted to him that if their accounts are not
settled by the first Of next month that they will
be put in the hands Of an officer for collection.
Longer indulgence cannot be granted.
july G, J. w. QUICGINS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Just Received.
Garden Seeds,

lust received, 5000 paper OF Garden ~ ;
- Seeds from Wakeman atfd Beauman, AeSsstts
Pittsburgh, +. RISKY & Co. New York and .
the Shakers, Pleasant Hill. Ky. .9LSO an assert.
ment of Flower seeds.
june s, ly. A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

OK BOXES SODA BISCUIT, fresh by lass
-J trip of the Gypsy, for sale at the Planter
Store, Nc. s Church 81. jun {, ly. NJ. WOLFF
TO the Ladies.
CANTON TEAS in pound, hclf pound ssxx
~ and quarter pound papers, for sale at ~
june 20. w. A. MATTAiS. E-s1.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

PARENT OFFICE, No. as CaMp gr. Ns,v flptpsas
THIS COMPANY is now req
4 dy to make Insurance Un me -Esssga-zy
hvcs If white Persons and Slaves. yHsfaargss.
at their established rates Of IRE. sigy4 ~,
MUM. This being the only conn d *ayA F4a 83A
lany incorporated in the State s.Sgsssl a kM4
confined exclusively to Life In #Isksy
surance, with an extra Guarantee %E
fltnd, the directors feel confident that ii affords
unusual and much greater inducements 10 those
destrots OF cfecting an insurance on their lives
than any other.
II is also upon The Mutual principle each PER-
son assured becoming a member thereof and en-
1oylhg a portion of lis profits, being entirely ex-
empt from any Liability beyond the amount Of
premium accrued.
insurance Companies organized upon the mn.
'"ai principle are generally successful, more es-
peciany those exclusively confined to Life, as they
are based upon calculations warranted correct In
long experience and close scrutiny but the statit-
NY and success OF this company is placed beyond
a contingency, by the advantageous arrangement
she ms made Tor an undoubted guarantee fund of
$4,000 dollars not to he used or lessabed. ss sinh.
scriptions to mutual insurance companies ALWAYS
are, by insurance.
This extra GUARANTEES fund ST so, 900 dollars re-
mains permanent until the company has accatflu.
lated a similar amount TO take its place.
GE-California permits granted, and extensive
travelling pTiyilppps ,Iluvvet
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Si. EoEis Flcc-,

A LARGE supply Of Fresh st. Louis Flour Of
n the best BRANDS receiving every ten days and
always on hand For sale BY
aug. "A, J. PHILLIPS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Residence for Sale.

MILL be sold on favorable terms, a II
w new and pleasantly situated house, sss.sM
enquire Of 49,
july ~, II. J. W. SEYMOUR.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
Theatrisuls in the As,.adaut

By report, 10 have two lhsstsss Ia evr progressive little city, ia blast st the ons tisss Oppesiton s the ltfe sud soul Of basinsss sf cay kiad; shall aiwsys have stars here to attract aa- dienees, such an eteraa roand of kae actiae vsll beget refinement among ihs masses--a love fes the drama; managers will pocket shs diases asA ~' pay foT erigissi Pisces; every thssg will gs sa swimmingly.
 A Aad then to think of the delighifa littss reeIp. rocatsons going between the rivsi anaaagess- rivals only to who shoad please the public most why we may expect 10 hear Of such eerfeseoa- desee as the following, of daily ecosrrssce.
 s. LssS Oyssa. DxAa BArEs:-oblige me. for the first pise. ,e- night, wiih two baitst daBeers with good siaga wx. aad low comedy cevil who sings
 Yours, SOL SMITH. DEAR SArR:--The dsya will be sl his poet; hs siDgs like aa sagsl. regret that all my baiiss ladies' have to go on as visgiss of the Saa in fi- zarro. Cosirys . trade ia Aay way. apd eossmsnd me. Have yoa High Ffsasi tO syarsi By ths way lead yoss tbaadsr; ear d---d cali boy lss oars fat ant cracked il o0i of sh tsno.
 fosn, JOHN BATES. a- B.--Has% yea eklld fes the kai!s h,,aisesss Our regular one 's down wi,h the small pox. ]. E. DEAa BsTEs:--rhssks for Ihe devil Az a mark of my esteem. my son Mark will bs feEwasdsd ,e g for the High Priest, he is sp ia the past. aad will be ca hand with the thunder. os.'s ehild sal ss fsfsiesaia9; sPrepcs. we always esasg Is sell before the bridge scese.
 YeDrs. SOL. SMITH.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
The King of the Arctic O,,sn.
"O the rare old whale. mid sioFm and gale In this ocean home win be

"O the old whale. mid storm and gale, In this ocean home will be
 A giant n night, where might |. right,
 And king ot the bonndisss sea" Captain Roys. of the Superior, makes report, which IS confirmed by his ships compasy. that while cruising in the Artic Ocean they dlscoveF.a huge whair, which they were confident was too large ios them 10 cut ih' with vessel of the sze ol tue Su- pers"f. Al agree if asserting thai t tie .ssx~s whale they ever saw, and, if had been sken mnst have yielded more than 3Do barrels of oil H was not through lear foe themselves. but the whaling gesr ot the vessel. that they allowed the Kiar ot the Arct'e Ocean quietly to hold pn his way His kingsbip may congratulate himself upon his gooI fortune. Il he escapes another season
 "A wohdfous taie could the old whale
 0f the mighty deep disclose,
 O. the skeleton forms of by gone storms,
 And of the treasures thai no one knows
 Oh the whale is free. og the boandlsss ssa,
 He isss for thousand yests,
 H. sinks to rest on the pillows breast
 Nor the Ioughes, tempest fears
 The lowing blast as ii hurries past.
 ls music 10 iuh biin ,o sleep;
 And he sesi1srs the spray ID hs bois'eroas play
 As he dsshes-The King of lhs Deep .'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
From the Sunday Repubsean]
 EULlLlE.
BY FRANK N gBBER.

Earth has her angeis bo' their for ms are mouided
 But of such clay as fashions all below;
 Though harps are wanting and bright phions folded,
 We know them by the iove-lIght on their bfow.'
 Slowly she faded. geRtly died!
 Like the tender Aoweret when the first breath of autumn falls upon its roseste leaves and ehills I,s pearly bosom. 50 she, blossom ofmoEe than worldly beauty, iaded--dled But earth was not her abiding place Her form of peerless proportions aac faiIy- like grace was but the easket, wove by the fingers of God to ebshrine sor a tune soul Like the stiffness of gentle zephyr. when II Is lost amid the blossoms of spring. or pAuses in its Pesia Hed flight to listen to the song o the wild bird, % her breath slowly grew faint and fainter still. and her spirit folded its wings listened 10 the chorus of angels aud the rnsting ot bright light piamed PiRions as they famed the sir around the soul oi the universe. Slowly she faded, genily dIed
 Sixteen summers had scarce elssped since that soul, lTsnsplAnted from the garden of Heaven, his bIehed the sin tainted oi earth abd the dream of hie began. Sixteen snmmeEs since, clayey eAskei, moulded in the likeness o AnotheT and beiter world thrilled with the pulse oi lite. Sixteen summers siGce, sn eye of deepest azure peeped 'som lheir eaF,siBng lids and laughed ih the rose-iinied rays 1 of May morning sun Sixteen strokes upoa ths yearly bell since golden thread was span ia the soul loom of God And qayered to earth. his likeness and his holiness
 A star ia the circle ot happy home first burst upon the eye in It's beauty and it's brightness, when the face oi nature was clothed iH smiles. and her emerald robe embroideredb by he fingers o spring with countless Hswess of rainbow haes. It was May then, bright eyed. baImy May. It is autumn now! Natures dress. ever beautiful Is radiant still, but the web is tess fusrous, sn fire fieefy wost formed of haes more sad. Shall ihe soat also become less beautiful as the touch ot drath anoosens the shaekes Of fe the bright visions oi the fatufe steal through the containing clouds and the eye, already spirii-gifted, rests thereon Shall the waking ia
 Heaven. from the dream Of cath. Res ee glesess. when the rosy fages of morn withdrew lhs starry curtains of night asd the heTy chariot of day flashes on the eastern sesge-ihs starting point ef the go- den raee-raek of time. the hour marked dis of the passing year.
 | Slowly she faded, gently died
 Love had been the nainspsiag of every action d
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
Couldn't Buy Him OG.

were you present, and did you see the prisoner 'he bar strike Mr. JOnssi" said an attorney.
 fss' sir-ee' didn't ses nothing else; and he s"ack nun a-Parpose, too, for 1 seed him, did, .no tn g~ine to swear ali about 1t, too, for he u'eo to buy me off for dollar and seventy five .sasi out liss told him old JOsey Rouse did nt veal 10 no lies for dollar and seven,y-five cents, oy Jug fali, and if my edihcation wasn't worth eo'lars he might go to thu uder and Id out the "no'e story and more too if Jones wanted 1t. Ugh, .t .u.'Iar aad sevsuty-6ve cents! Old Josev Rouse ant bought Oa for Una, noueyn'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
IS THIS LOVE!

BY JOHN H. WILSON, Eso. Why, oh why this Periurbationi
 Why this tumult in my breast7 Why this unknown, sweet sensation; Charming, though it ehases restl Why this fender soit eonfusioni
 Why this downcast tirnid eys7 Der my cheeks why this snifnsionf Why the unconscious, frequent sighl Why this trembling, fond emo'Dni Why the pulses maddening phyi Throbbing bosom. soft commotion, Restless night, and listiess day7 Why do crowds no longer please mel Why so dear the lonely grove Why delight in thoughts that tease mel Tell me, pray, sir. is this Love2
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
Founder in Ho,s.

herd ho,,e n ss cue 5 W Farmer, say, tha, h. rod, been deepy 1oa loaay day In the mean tlms Es p h.I the owarr .,.d og, SO s,eta.y cured hs as
 not been told In . hao~n nothing of it ii he b.d successful Ths Ia.ne, hi. case he was nearly 2, 1@Saeda'eIy in he neck Bleed him ~ ne ioghder-,n extreme ca,es 10 'he severity .", s's Then draw his head up, ana 'ong as he can us osek on h'' tongue salt enough ,,I, S.n spoon .. ."' q pH1t. Let him drink noSs,.,as ,e nas ssal. ss a, ,,, 'ne edges of his hoofs wlth ,nrn. Then s.,s. ~. os wei n an boar. The sal, In' nuoe' and
 s' and with the bleeding crest, Vbe.1;s. tA. as
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
Vol. VII.
STRING
BY ,. |. BARMcK

bf ,. A- bAkMCks The winter winds and storms are past. The sur,y blasts are blown, The voice of spring is head at last, In blithe and joyous tone; The little streams, from frost set free, With gladdening music iing; The south wind comes With songs of glee TS welcome in the Spring. The heart of earth its foliage wide unloids like summers roae; Through wood and stream quiekning tide or life and beauty flows; The light Of May is on the Asy, Its sunshine on the wing, While winters shades and shadows fly To welcome in the Spring The flowers aIe gently sprinsng up On hillside and on lawn, The daisy and the batteIcnp
 Breath in the balm of morn; Tie rills and brooks soft anAwer make Tn birds on soring wing, The minglihg strains of nature wake To welcome in the Spring. list me to the cheering song Of robin and the wren, The moekihg bird and jocund throng or warblers in the glen; The winds and zephyrs too rejoice, While every living thing On earth outpours a grateful voies To welcome in the Spring. GLAscow, Ky, March. 1850. Los. Journal.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
Rates for Yearly Advertising

All standing advertisements will be charged at the first mentioned rates, unless contract be made when left for nsertiOn and must be paid for in ad- vance.
 city, State, or county, without the advance pay ment of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise ments, and payment required in advance.
 No job will hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have regular dealings, until paid for.
 All advertisements must be marked with the num- Der of insertions desired, otherwise they will be continued until forbid and charged accordingly.
 0t-Yeary, half yearly and quarterly advertisers will be confined to their Ieguimate business All advertisements of different kind, or for other per- will be charged for at the usual rates.
 All letters mus; be post tpGid, they will not re- ceve s6y attention.
 IF Positively no variation will be made from the above regulations.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS.

The success that has attended our recent efforts, an4 the InIeresI taKen m the DArNKA py many of it. ps,rous have induced to offer, for the Pur- pose of escting the formation of clubs, the follow ing list of
 -" % WWM U NMSO Any person forwarding to ten dollars In current funds. for Four new subscribers, will receive a sops of onr paper fOr one year. SrGtis. To any one forwarding twenty dollars in current frnds, we will send fen copies Of the BANNER for aamany new subscribers, and one copy ofGoDEY s L.py's Book or rGRAHAMs MAGAZINE for one year. To any oue forwarding thirty dollars in current funds, we will send fffsen copies of the BANNER for as many new subscribers, and one copy of the United States Magazine and Democratic Review for one year. To any one sending us the largest number lover 6fteen) of new subscribers, accompanied with the advance payment, at the last mentioned rates, we will send one copy of the Spirit of the Times. with three steel eugravings. and one copy of BIackwood's Magazine for one year.
 Ir Remittances may be made at our risk, and re- eeipts will be promptly returned. In making such remi,tances the Post Masters receipt should be ob- sained for our protection.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
JOB PRINTING.

The proprietor of the Arkansas Banner, re- spectfuy informs the public. that he is prepared to execute every description of Jos WoRK, with neat ness and dispatch. and at lOn rates any office in the State--such as
 Books, Pamphlets, Hand Bills, steamboat Bills, Posters, Bills Of Lading, Bill
 Heads, Horse Bills, Labels,
 cards, Receipts,
 Blank Notes, Clerks, Sherif's, Justices and COnstabIe's Blanks of every kind, &c., and socits those desirous of having work done, to give him a call before making contracts elsewhere
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
Lndelihie Ink.

as fsGo~4f os made much cheaper than purchased ded to w..i % ~e ufachms of nitrate cf siIver ad- Si,,., VI weak solution of tinclure of gals Another of h-tt VI s'ser, one draehn mi ..d u,h soln,ia, pur. ,s a Oaaee of gum arabic in a half A nint of with 1 s,,. water Moisteu Inc cloth prryIouslv
 iron i, 6,v solution of pearl, or salt of tartar a1j
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21

aT Brooches of etiquette! said Mrs. Burlington. Who ever heard of sch ,hlngs' My poor old man used to wear uankeen and glad to get 'un But now. oh how Proudl Old Zack told about the Mexi- can brooches of faith. the old scamp and now he's talking about mendlng Poussin's brooches of etI- quette. The next we know hell be making bree- ches for inc women and he rest oC Mankind' Oh dear" and she grAsped her needle eenYulslvelv.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
Instrumental Music.

Last September, for the first tims instrumental music was introduced into the choir of one of the churches Of one of the back towns of Wisconsin. The elder was vain of the distinction that he was de's' mined every stranger present should be made aware Of the fact After the services were conelu- ded, therefore, he arose with face beaming with satisfaction, and informed the congregation that with the permission of the Lord, the music would hdde and sing the 23d Psalm, long metre"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING

Advertisements will be insested at the assal Fsaes of the ssher papers iR this eisy,hai s Si sqnars feF lhs first insertion. and kfty squafs Ger eaeh adfisianai publication A heEsi diseeant win sc made 10 thess who advertise by the yvaE. s.
 1J- Posmastsra are aathoFizedts aei aaosE aEeasas aRd wih retain 10 pes e~nt. ef ai aseRcy received and tfansmitsd e fes papeEa and aaxsEalaemenla
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21

I To make hens lay perpetually, you must keep no roosters; give the hens very small portion of fresh meat chopped uF like sausage meat, say hall an ounce day to each hen, during the winter os from the time insects disappear in the fall till they appear again in the spring.
 Never allow nest eggs. The only reason ~hy hens do not lay all winter freely ln the sum- mer is the want of animal food, which they get in summer in abundance, in the form of insects.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
Good Advice,

Be content as long as your mouth is full and body covered-remember the roor-kss all the pretty gifls-don't rob your neighbours hen roost-- never pick an editors pocket-kick dull care to the duee-bIsck your own toots-- be sure to take a newspaper, and pay for it.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
To subscribers.

We hope that wherever any rregularity may be discovered in the receipt of the BaaRer. our sub scribers will do the favor 10 give information of the fact, in order that the may be ascerained and removed.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
Donation Lands.

For sale a, this office, Lasts of the forfeited lands subject to donation by the State, to actual settlers at 75 cents per copy, or s6 per dozen. Postage to saypart of the country, : N cents.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
Bots i'm Horses.

A correspondent in the New York Spirit of the Times gives the following recipe for the cure of bots and cholic in horses: Take from pin, is . quart of castor oil. mixing 1t in much fas table salt as 1t wi take: bleed the horss in the moath, aud when bleeding freely, pouf the above dewn. blood and all.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
whi,ewa.h Tor reaes..

One ounce of white viirol. (salphaie of ziuc1 } ounces of common salt. to every CT lbs. of goed fEesh lime. |, s said. render t very durable, exposed to weather.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
1nm IVY

O sil klads, such Stsabeai Bllle hls of Isading PesleFs, Hanahills; SherIs'. ustcss aua Censaa- hles Bisahs; fansraIaad Cctill~u IickesA caFds. Boek sud PamPhiet Priating. exreaaed wish asaa-
 ness and dispatch, ct moderate prices fev enah.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
THE BAN NER.
TUESDAY MoRNING,:::::MAY sI, 1850.
1vency for the Arkansas Banner.
LITTLE ROCK

n,-Mr GrOner BOoss is authorized to act a1 ...n, fo, the Bomnsr, at Pine Bluff, Ark.
 SE W, CARn. General Agent. Evans Build ,,~~ Nor,h.west corner Third and Walnut streets, pn,I,delohia, is authorized to act as Agent for "ths .irksnsGS BaaRsT"
 R MonsIs x Co.,, General Newspaper Agents I.cL.ou. Mississippi are duly authorized to act as ,eeuts for the ".arkansas Banner"
 l. J. SHIRLEY, Esq, No. 26 Camp Street. New orI.au. is our exclusive Agent to procure and col lsc, names for advertising, &c., In that city.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
Hoaest Pride.

if maa has s,ghi te be proud of anything. it is ni good action. aoas as il ought io be. without aay base is.sissi lurking q, .hs bottom oi it.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21
IFrOm the Bunkum Flag Siaff ] Musical Criticism.

"The man that has aot music into his soul Is it for treason, stratsgem and sPoils, Let no such man be trusted