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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
ETAT DE Ia Observation-Disclosures
q dsl,st RatDn Rouge,

" 10 ANWssEpp
FONFORaiEMENT 4 upe proclamation lan=
~ tda par 4, T.. u tiniivefteif da lEtat III In
Louisiana, tine election aura liett, latts Ia s,is=dilr
paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge. S.aMEDE s.Jo No
Ft1ibte to,tidnf, i,nttr I'm membte dt Cu1gtss des
EtstssUns, feplesentant le ituisietna district Cotta
sfessipnel dc oct Etat eeite election aura lieu
pottr v reHpllr Ia place devente vatante par la
mort lie fHont J. II, Harmansur. Of aura lieu aux
pfeeeihtes suivantess SAVIOR A Ia Maison dc
Coul dams Ia vile do Baton Rouge. rfesitler par
Messfs. J, {. Patterson, ! X nutrpr1 ct Jas, NJ
Elan, totnmisslonnaites h ia maison de Mfnss
Townsend aux PLANES. rtesider par Nessts, II.
C.. Young, j. \. Williams 81 =, w. Newport A
la maisen de Nine, Robert Greeiwell, u Sandy
Creek, presider par Messls. James Cooper
John r, NfrCaa ct William Kelly ri a.
lenlhfanehemett des eheinin, pres lie Ia demotre
de II. II, H~arslsop. ptesidsr par M6esfsr~J u.
CommeanS, j. !. Willis ct r MeCullnnl
lie scttlin sera olvett depths 9 lieifrs dn tnatiti
iusqu'a ! llcures dc lspres midi, ct Ia dite election
sera conduit sous tous Les rarpotts rontofniement
aux lois esistontes ct IL en- sefa fat rapport scion
la lol, par Les eorninissaltrs sls-aommts.
nov 10. 3 t.. G. NORRIS Slefif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
HEnAnKAEIE GlIEs

UEusuEAtt n T!IfEa
~ Il, ,hs 49,. ms', ,,a, ~ ssa 80 y, aa.FrEsa at DO.
a.a aas,,;nIg o,,sI,tIt,1 ~ e,,n.,,natan, nts, sat .o.
If IL sebys; f,rms.
." -
'hFfFRs'H ,'rfTY: ~ w ~ R*!y
'fesFfsf n"P!Wh " teff'%%''e'ftS MS sfathftut
.'ttt my VIZ i{ahfy ,'o1t'ney. sas been ~ n asfihts
Ns si'@el hFn,'llgf ne last wv eafs ileffEsease
hHtflisa 'he ~! = we fss' tie'lcaf ahi ! t'ailt pm.
FHf"Iher Fhysietiii ffeft'fffsft hfftb tass "ttfis
."H''H'l VI I'VE MS sihes' ahh sh!o tiIat Ter fft6s
Fefy was laisiali ih,fpH hopes ~ n tttt resort
wlth very itifte hpt~, ! PftTored Wistnf's " 'isan, bf
WI merry Htff 'ts'fig o rev t1~tfiest f5f1bd; ~
wv ssrPsapts snftfife' tfe' f'F hsaiii Wta thtpfosihe
ftiail}. Sif IS nn" ~ faT RESTORED as ~ be abe 70
fltSftd y" fef fegn'at ho'lse iidd dnfiss. wttiifaft sH'fsf
WR my mf'tseh's fifea l'er fsFad improvement aftl
pfes",'s heaflh warrant me IN Inc bel'ef that shb wiz
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
cOUNTHREEITs.

Beware Di cpfmterlcfts ard I'M 10 tlons-@ gr ard
III Otter retaratio: If Wild CHEEKY. Remember,
they only infinite IN nasfs witiosss possessing ,fe
sirtues9 Bay none bat tbe genuine ami siainaE
ys.s yY5x<,psa agassss. vyyssE 80.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
}. A. Fahnestocks Vermifuge.

The great WOrln-lktIacr
onDOZ. of this great Medicine, just received
ON and for sale by G. M. HEROMAN.
July 90. ". opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
St. Louis Flour,

A LARGE supply of Fresh st. Louis Flour ol
n the best brands receiving every ten days and
on hand. For sale by
aug ~, J. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

FefNi0NeW FNN7, " NJ q Wt0l0,N-
O. linn, *20O,0Oo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
DIEYl.

On Saturday evening, the 9th inst. at 10 o'clock.
LMELta CAROLINE, youngest daughter OF George
M. heroman, aged 3 months and 81 days.
On Saturday evening. the 9th inst. Mrs.
HELEN GREER, late of Bowling Green, kentucky
and SISTER Of VIM b. Roberts. OF This city.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

WAS COMMITTED 10 The Jail If West q
w Baton Rouge, on The 3rd day Of Noyetn- r
bnr. 1880. a negro man lefifn eploft who ~
calls himself DICK, he is about 80 years old, r
feet : inches high. triofh or less, has q scar on The
forehead end another Of. The nose. and sa VS. that he
belongs to Mr., Davenport, oil Bayou Lpfntfche
Thn ownef is requested 10 comply with the law
md take him away.
nov. o.. IT. FL BLANCHARD. Tailor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
conn %xeOppEsuEIM.
sign ar the lI0slen I%Sne.IFtse.

= FsfEEFFUfLY rail- The at4 nm,
IL tatt'ivn ii tlie public IL theif 5TExsGaAA
advertisement III ~ait6llHf ealtiniti Mkfgs9M9IIT,
and having ittst fNfeit 81 III addition MaA4srsaEsgrIsas&s
~ thait large ~seleeihi stock. 4 further sftftdf If
theiee aud fashionable guols. ~seiettel Hiih taft
fHf this ntafktt. , They have OH latid d spleadii
slick ef
Fancy h sthis,e ssry s4naaa.
Clothing, s'tes. i1sts 4r1 i'sfthmetY. which Il,
style. aaatitY and "heaptiess, mt surpassed in atsy
establishment ~ tle stith.
Gall and judge t1f yourselves 1T tha Ltt
Hitp ett,th.
Ebtrpf Of tsafa Yetta ssl Latfal ~slfhats tifnitf-
" r. sa,tyae u June $ ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
No. 6, or Hot IbrODs,

THIRTY Gallons No. G best quality Just re-
J. ceived from Cincinnati anil for sale BY
June s II GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

A 80 %eonipit 4 Ia ge6te de- Ia Psteissa 4
Il d'Dnest Baton Rouge, le ltste JOUR lie Nov. 81
1850, IN nsgfe te%ouIent griaS,t dii s'appella ~
DICK, Ago d'etiyir6n 80 ans, 8 pied ut = r6ieas
lie hsuieuf plus OF moifs, e~ieatfisse SIR Ii front Of
tine autfe SIR 10 neg dit quill appaitient a Mons.
Davenport. on Bayou Lalaufel,e.
lie propfietsire ct piles de se eenformez a Ia
loi. ri tetifef le dit ntgta.
nov o. Jls. i, G. BLANCHARD, Gsbl;nt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Q New Flour.

w Ttlus. iHIgpfftaAsT.
aug. II. 1850. water S;iteetl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
johnny Lind.

T'HT Undersigned has I'm hard q fra assortment
J. If Sew Mtsit. and all the fashionable songs
as sting BY Mile. Ltst Any orders for Music
or mtsisaI Instruments will ba promptly attended
II. est. 20 H. g. HEI.3HyUFRIEi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
LfIefs! Leycfs!l

lust RECEIVED from the Manufacturers p
- lot Of WHBfhp4RRn.s suitable fof making
Levees, anil inr sale at the mandatory ri
oct 10, IT, I'D w 7. TUNNAHD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
The best Remedy ever known
Tb MANI

Lon Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Group; Bronchitis
D 9itlHenla, bleeding Of The Lungs. Difficulty Of
breathing. Liver Affection. Pain of weakness II NE
Brsnst " side, First Siaaes of CONSUMPTION. &el,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Ten Dollars Reward,

DANAWAY from the Westlyafl Of Ifpn= a.
II tlefsoH Brothers, on The 9Th instant, a ,au= ~ q
latte matt, iatnel NELSON. aged about Ja La
years. about i Iest I or y inches III height. slender
make. has a front tnuth wanting on the upper Jaw,
has heard nnshated for several weeks. Has .
sownrast diflidett look when spoken II, and nr=
easiofaliy move his heal sideways i" while speak
ing. The aliave reward will le yiaiA for lodging
him in any jail.
,ut 10 II ETErItEV tIESutTURD%
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Hosiery.

DAw SILK, t'ute silk, Wststel AItfina. and
~ White stockings attl sbbEs. fbf sale ~
OIL ~. G. SIMON & UHD1HER
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Directors

Joshua Baldwin, tohn . bein.
Henry q s%tetsnr, HgufY Rshsla ar
Ctfas. v Waterman, Edward G. fayne.
Mark Walton. Vim. {. romygips,
James Euttef. Hstrse w Vet.
Watfitk Martin, THaHas I. bin.
Vim " Garland. iHitd Callenns
Geo. {. Lew ras6r, tiissu T.. tialisops
Hatf. W HtAlpin John Leeds.
A 3 Sesef, VI. o. II. Morton.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Pfssfttnf
HtRHov DcaNr, Secretary.
Medical Examiners. ii,sra,d ; salf5 ~ 40.
T. L. 4ootd, Attorney,
Hours daily fr,ih 10 4. " to 3r "
W. PlEt II. agent Baton FI6reA,
Office At the l~grantiti2 the In. Statp Bank.
t0llN s. littt FL, Medical Byarninar.
This Agency is grtpafsd "a refhiye applications
for Insurance on thr lives of White Persons Hni
and wilitakA pleasure IN furnishing ~ q ht
may call at the office with any ihf3foatjru de-
sired. auL. ~, #.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
For Sale. o

MOUsEL1NE DE LANES, small and large
III hgures-a splendid article. Also, small pat
terms for children. ALpaccAs, changeabie colors.
plain and lowered. Sis BaREsEs-solid. and Of
oil cnlor. loot laj G. SIMON 4 BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Saddles, Harness and Trunks.

@DdAH3Es) EiaE HF83 INH EFHHN3s
fE'IfE undersigned Eeepe constant rss.@fvx
y ~ on bafd 4 e~0tnp9eYe, as$5tfs fstS.a
nsat Of saddlsfy, Harness api a@agtI.I
'rehks Of every description, consisting, In
RAslE OF
Spanish Saddles. T*rapieo faddlhs,
Kentucky 10. Eo4Gpyefe@ IN.
Narualuke 90. f6iptabiaa DO,
Deaspeak d. Ladies, pIakEt, IT.,
gogs1 10. 10. q3fte4 IL.
fafrisgs aad bt,ygy Harness, Kisses do do.
WAGON AID drag ~.
Had lesther mi imitation Trpnks,
Wood, tfante ard packing do,
A'ea ali other a~gtieIes In the lire. all If which
will be sold 81 GasA # the lowest Ntw OfIfaGs
prices, Gall sJei examine q G 1t }ek~sh0 tfouhls
10 ahoN the gop3s.
iane 9. ~. A. BRADFORD,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Rangers Sale.
BlanketS Blankets

TNHE largest assortment of double and single
l. twillcd Blankets, Just received at the BE Hire
Store. Inov 81 COIN II OpPENHEIM,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
70 tho Public GENERALLY,

WE HAVE Just received a splendid assort-
w .tnent df ThetntNa. te which we invite The
especial attention Of ctr irieffs. Or stack rtt,-
sists Int part or=sapeftiaa: Black. Blue, brown,
Green and Olive Ffoek Dress and sae Cars.
Alsp. Thread, Blanket, Cassitnhrs aml Flushing
Gears, boys CoAfs; a large variety Our stock
surpassed in town both for quality ai,l elteapnass.
Call and examine inf yourselves.
aft 70: g. SIMON & BfDTJtTR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

Tllfs PREPARATION has desv borne the
j. test Of over Ia yeats experience. since its
ftst introduction iito liibiir iatbts iuri,i4 which
tir,e i%iu,Hefutis limitations have sprung intu exis.
tpiitp, founding the tlaiHis IL he t,i.iiiaente rf lbs
thiittitiiiiy I'll The 90 atiy4 ~ltttvtfs contained ~
safsapafilla Hhat; The afeat Reputation, md p%yieirlz
ell Use bf Nliirl, has htetl ttttiiiy attributable ~
iie ti'aitF wonderful tntts tiIttiet Nv The nsd oI
This preparation. Willie Satsa "a tilia Mr9t tafins
~, i~iila,fian, ltaft ~ its continuation. II is, nj the
satr,e time, to'nlpttitipn Nth other f]esstslls teia-
etlies If great power. NIL its peculiar continuation.
AMI scientific tithiier hf liz preparation. that lis
re ~'tinttnhle s',nress IL the cure IF 3issfsa d"viitls.
Other pre- t~tfiipts initiate n IN ms s'yle Of putting
tH,. and II, BEARING The ttafiie 81 plts II iis %ihitaAi-
phis. md l,efe eils their res mblanre 10 Y. l1iasa
needing a fp,netlv sind purifier like tliiss are f.
utpsied IL note ttiiefe his liIkrr'ire exists, ali IN
making ei,uica ui ttliat they ttili lies. ttlt tI iAka
any atl,et liit ina, ,tt,e entitled 10 tlieiF ruHFilaifp.
from Tie long Lat Vt ttites II Eas e~ilrttsl ~, living
Witnesses, t-lNtse testimonials and Residences is VIZ
l,nDti published. niti wl,p ata still hen ring ieiif
insiifnnity Ia tie Ntrtli. The II hole history ~ med
irite has s]eats4l q f~rfhisl,si Il ~Iafallel ~ t's tr.
,i,erh,rs and tsittfanblt cures pif-t.pl by its 'ise
and what IL has eItstteI. oirs II taii sflttt aati,3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
WASHINGTON Guards!

WILL meet for dfill every TrtstsY evef-
w ing ut sHgtn o'clock. at the Afn,pry la
BY order If Tie comma Dsni. (1
OFT. ~, IT, JOHN TILaNO. O. 8 A1s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

y KITS Saltryn and atafkefsl inilds. NJ
DD H. Maekrrel ~ Ibis. tSf. |. sfHekprpl
. bids, Pitch = Do. Titpsntihe 20 kegs IaI
For san At he Planters Store.
aiis 10 VI M !. Church Street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Hats! Hats! Hats!

EMPORIUM Of the finest Castor aud Silk Hats
Il Just received III the BE Hee Store,
nov o. COIN & OPPETHEtJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Manfed.

A GOOD MICH COW with 1 Young Cali.
n Apply TO STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Her. as,H asths Weed YAd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Hat! Hats!! Hats ~!
STEAYS,

A Splendid assortment of HITS, Silk. Bea-
IA yer and Cashmere, warranted of the best ma
terial. Inov 81 G. A. lion, Lafayette st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Walking Canes !

INHE most extensive and eov1pietc stock OF
L WALKING CANES and UMBRELLAS in Baton
Rouge. at c.. A. HONS, Lafayette st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

TAKEN UP by William Noble. about o.
l. 10 miles from the town of Baton A5i
Rouge, Sbay Horse, about $ years old, Il hands
high, reached main, star in the forehead. saddle
fnrrked. PAGES. II. L. WOLFE,
nov Q. Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Catholic Eo0l.s,
To Planters,

lust EECEFVED Oak RGSg1ts, mud 79ofs,
y Blankets. Ffeacb and Ha4kia8W4~a vefy lare5
egypiy-~foggther %iGa heree NJ. Lapaet aat
Loweis> Bins DeBltafose Cotfona1es. Cotton.
bieacoed aad anbfeached, ard n1s1y oiaar a~rfieloa
for plantation ltse. for saia cseap by
oct -. q sfMOS8 BHO1~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Fnnfy DrlIllngs and Yeaings,

WI have eH hapl d large and desirable assert
w merit If tle fnssi teesift STYLES If
Linen AfrisIs tsssH vsstsses.
to whfsh tte s9nll respectfully call The attention
Bf bir friends and Tie public.
iaup 9 ". w. y. PHILLIPS. II boo
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

T3KEN UP by William Noble. about ~
L I6 miles from the town Of Baton 81
Rouge, a sorrel Horse, about 5 years old. IA hands
high, right hind and four feet white. blazed face.
nov 9. H. L. WOLFE, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
STEAM BOAT ARRIVALS.
Hntas, tlausp.

siaes osh last. Up 70 4 o'etoeR YESTERDAY,
G-=z@Ez
FRIDAY. NOV. &.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-16
A VERMONT ARTIST.

Mr.. Alexander Rutherford Of Shell
don, in this State, has had the good
fortune to receive the highest prise ev'
er awarded by the International Art
Union. This association made rule,
not long ago, awarding to the asp'rant
who should be selected, under certain
regulations, as the most mcritorious, n
sum of money sufficient for his main.
tenancc one year in the Italian school
of Art. The honor, VIC arc happy to
learn, has fallen upon Mr.. Rutherford,
a young man Of about twenty years
and of grea. promise in his profession
AS a Vcrmonter we have pride III
his success, and wish him much plea
sure and profit in his sojourn over the
waters.--Eiee Press.
We had a call from Mr.. Rutherford
on his way home to visit his friends be
fore sailing. We remember him as
young artist Of promise. taking por
traits here in 1916. lie has made
rapid strides since then, and is now
We rejoice to see, about to stand fac
10 face with the masters Of his art
We wish him health, and with that h.
will compel success. .-Buriington Cour
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-16

GHr.r NAVAL WonK IN RussIA.--lr
the month Of February last the great na-
val basin a, Sebastopol was completed, and
the largest ships Of war in the Russian
Navy can now be docied with the great
cs, ease at that port. Some idea may be
formed Of the magnitude Of the works when
il il stated ,ha, the basin covers an extent
Of ten acres Of ground, and ha, seven dry
docks, three on one side and four on the
other. The water in the hasin is 30 feet
above the level Of the Black sea, and the
vessels are taken into il iy means Of three
locks. the iron gates Of which were made
by Messrs. George and Sir John Rennie
and are "a feet broad. the breadth Of thu
locks being 2S fee, deep. A large rcser
yoir has been constructed at SINE distance
from the basin and the former isconstanti,
supplied with water. by allowing nrel
to enter it, while the quantity Of water in
the basin is regulated by siuices from ,b'
reservoir. Each Of the dry. docks has
sluice, which can be opened and the waite
emrtied out in = very limited period, With
on, the trouble Of pumping, the Plan .
dop,ed at the docks adjoining basins II
this eouatry when j, is found requisite Il
empty them at high water. The Empero
d kassia is reported to have about a
ships-of-wsr al present al scbas,oIDl, an
has rcceu,ly recieved The hcss descnPsial
II machinery Cor making tioeks and IsSs
purposes
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-16

,hesc tao volumes u an,iIyp-a They
teach US how vain are all car calculations
far the future. ho~ fcolis, in masters over
which ~e have no chnirol They cousuel Us
70 lok with ,u.pieion On present g,s-l for.
tune, ye, never TO despair IN tho midst oi
Adversely. L., no msu !. putaei up with
pride his pride may have fall kt All
man de.I"nd Il, the presence cf poverty
he msy throw SKIES Barkgsmrryn in.
stills into our minds the rudincn,s of h,n.
nrable com.ctitson, ], is ,nieror~m. in
which the men represent the brute matter
and the Dice thc Informing principle. II
chess is game for kings. back Cannon s 4
recreation Fl, for the immortal gods them.
selves
A noble game is back gsmmon. as think
cousin Kate will acknowledge rhcn -hc
comes to cast her Gne black eyes over thin
mos: vcritAblc and uusophistica,.d essay
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-16

A TRrg MAy. Who is ho i. one
who will not swerve from the path Of
duty to gain a mine Of wealth or a
world Of honors. He respects the
feelings Of all--the rich and the poor,
the honorable and the humble. He is
as careful not to speak in an unkind or
harsh word 70 his servant as to he
lord. lie is attentive to the wants OF
a slave as to apriacc. Wherever you
meet him he is the same kind accom-
IN ,da,ing unoh.ru.ive humble individu'
al. In him are embodied the elements
Of pure religion. No step is taken
which the law Of God condemns--no
word is SPOKEN tina, rains the ear Of
man. De you like him, then you will
be preared to live or die, to ssrve God
on earth or in heaven.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-16
the SPRING OF LIFE 10 PAST.

Tus feIie~,ss lines. ffom the i.ouss'.
,,~,.., ace .h,rc Ill u,,,,e-ssr-s~,,nr
'ea"u'"'
Fl. .,,,,r ar Isr :. ,,c
Wnn its boda,ny no,s.. ana irsrs,
Ard A.. ,,,.u,, Inn. !, e,.u,,v
With ,,s weigh, Of s.sr, ,rass
on' i"y""s""s' 's"'"s'
t"i ~aNs are o'"Nea s" e"'
Ana yo"'b iran drsn' '' s'aa"
M 1Hf"h "hfAy Univ
WhIr hl,.. v., bloom,us mar 40
In IN. h,.a. frs, b.,., II se,irs.
wh,,. man, h,.r, e,r,ld ebr,t o.
I,sr A., ned q slor,.o, th,ns.
LIN. 'nc loan upon we ''Vrr,
VIM" '"e o'e''s "PP""g ''''
m'e hops. nave "eu n'e'e''
!" con" !" "' no "''e
'Tu nd-,.t sweet, TO listen
To III. s,n xinJ'. gep,Ic sv~!,,
And ,b,cl ~. hrs, ,L, music
Our childhood knew % xell;
i"san ou. OF I'VE e.en;
"h' INC pouha"" h''"so % ""'
Nno ~e w"' ~e' Ag"" ""' Wy NV" WV"
1otoam Ike Angels 'heT'
There we're many dirsn" of s'adness
1ha' e'ng sfound thr past
Aud 't'n thst tomb oi irr'i"g,
oid thought. come 'nr"oF'"s 's">
The infnbs w 'ovea IN dcafy'
In The happy aass now 9one'
1hr heanihui ana Inc 'oVeiy'
so ia" TO look upon
Thosc bright and gentle inaidens
Who seemed 50 i"f,h'd 10, shs'
Too glorious ahu 100 hrarch'y
For such world ~ TINS;
Whose SOFT, DARK eyes see'ned winning
Ia *ao OF I'q"d i'gh',
And whose ''cks"' go,a were sues"'"S
Oer bf"~s m sunny p''R't'
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Powers STATUE CT EVE. The
friends of Hiram Powers, and all the
lovers Of art, will learn with regret
that the great work Of our sculptor,
Eve, which has some time been expect
ed in this country for Mr.. Preston, Of
South Carolina, has been lost by a ship
wreck OF the Spanish coast. 1t was
considered the artists master piece by
his friends in Italy. 1t was larger
than the Greek Slave though Of life
size.
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BACKGAMMON rersus CHESS.

BACKGAMMON rersus CHESS.
| am lu., come away from q terrible
.pu,e with nv cousin Kate on the rel.
,e merits oI backgammon and chess.
ae pa.ronixcs chess; stick up for
~ CANNON and 70 hear MS at our ar
.m.nt YOU would think Bedlam was
faie loose outright. say our argu-
,ai, because l nm a gallan, fellow !;
.,ssh, to pa, modcs,y on the shelf for
ret, raiiocination is pretty nearly all
one sidc--,ninr, Of course. Yet, !
7r, know how it is, can never bring
|,rc to my way Of ,hinling--nay, she
|n no, unfrcquen,ly the assurance TO
|r ,ha. am the ,anqui.hed party
snen arc certainly the worst OF ar
hrs in the world they never know
sn they arc beaten. You may assaii
|,m with log;c, you may better them
n syl,ocismf-wl,at care they iou
saat OH hive got them fairly into l."
|.!ac.,o ad aIsu-a,n you have driven
Ken to Point Nonplus--you have lcft
flen With no, 80 much as leg 10 stand
,,na--and s,raightway they take M
,A.sr old le,iiion jus. rs if nothing had
aaSen,d. That's always the way with
GSe. at least. When have outw rang
I'd bet ,ll am nearly black in the face
~ ,hc is reduced TO positive noncn.i'
,,, calmly she spreads out her wings
te a regcra,ed phGnix Icxcusc the
r,!ene,s cf the smile , and from those
-.!srs Of augmentation, rises up in al
"a pride Of unrufiiej plumage. Thi'
,sl, me in q pct-well It may. indeed
a.. hen We get to "hish words ]" an'
.sea Kate laughs; and then bOunc'
= si The room, and, running TO ihi
~ den Of mine, ses-,o TO ,indica'
syslf in an essay. That's the Ltst Wa.
d alspu,ine. aftcr all--,he plessantcs'
f, ay rate. You can then give your nj
,s,asau fair play. II ,irre ia we"
pSa in your ad,ersarys reasoning
'ls fine tearing work you can make
and i! tough objection comes
r'e' way, low easy TO misunderstand
/" hip i, over altogether Commen
~ ,e your y,en. argument, there Is not
N compare With it, II is ike gran
l-Aday and review, where the ,rooE
IN iii ca orc side; or, if you are DBL
sel, sor candor's sake. 10 give yourself
'y heavy lunscs, no fear but that su
vi snI means 10 parry ,hem--likc III
N 10 The kitchen, you need not care
ssss icing tossed head over heels 4
sixfs i. 10 danger but you will con
Svs oa yoas l~es again.
ils~ anybody can like chess nov
h, especial wonder. II is the dulle,
as IaI.linges,. snd the ,edicuses, gan
rsu ias sun. There they 'n. Ma
ut James. posing ard pressing over the
'Fssss head. and fools -cafs.. hour an
~u. nigh, after night. They sPca
VI ossce or twice in an evening, ~
lee o.iy ,aonosy lissicsliy. Check
,sd !, seems a. IL q chair OF tab
- beer ,uaden,y endowed With specc
hsy cant talk ti.emselveA. and the
@tss talked to. Yoa cannot Ask q
''A's qsestisn bot they give you = su
s,ssef--if, indeed, they condsscr'
Hp's you Al answer ., all They q
is!,ns II chess mcnstrous perve
Voc to me Il seems harder work ih'
evers. il Is the naas lackiussrous
ssas-it u 10 gaas u III, In fsrs'
"a isa,ss, and . ishos, too. The sua
.saas that can we'll be imagined
ass those iasrsrsive games" irvcs
q fw ekiidfer. ~hers tl,ey ar. rcnuir,
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CHALK

/, is remarkable fse,. that chalk ha.
teen found no where on the western eon,i-
ncnt Il is said ths, The material which
oer,sis travellers have found in America.
aud dcxignatsd ~ chsik. vAss eaicarcous
deTssi,e. Agsric mineral.