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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-08-15
Amateur Fowl RrrPdrr

The editor of the Lynn bay State, )"
has been buying fancy eggs from some
one in Boston at big figure, which didn't
turn OM what he expected; and so he con-
cludes that the fever is humbug! Serve
him right; he bought what were said TO
be Cochin China eggs, and after waiting
patiently over four weeks, he found six
ducks III his Matching coop one morning.
So much for his foresightedness.
This isn't half so bad as the case Of one
of his neighbors, however, who paid
round price for half dozen choice eggs,
queer looking, speckeled egg-small round
"outlandish" eggs-which he felt certain
would produce rare chicks, and which he
was very cautious in setting under his very
best hen.
At the end of fortnight he was star
tied at the beakfast table, TO hear his favor
ite hen screaming, ''bloody murder from
within the coop! he rushed to the rescne,
raised the boX>Iid, and found his hen on
the nest, but III frightful pertuberation-
struggling, yelling and cackling most yocil-
erously.
He spoke to her kindly and softly; he
would fain apqease and quiet her; for
there was great danger, lest in her excite
nent and struggles, she should destroy the
favorite eggs-those rare eggs, which had
cost him so much money aud trouble. But
soft words were vain. His ''best' hen
continued TO scream, and he raised her
from the nest 10 look into the cause of her
trouble, more critically. His astonish-
ment was instantaneous, but immense; and
his surprise found vent III the brief but ex-
DrpSSIvp eyclamaiiOn-
"IurtLes, 6y thuader"' .
Such was the fact. The poor innocent
poultry ''iancier" was the victim of mis-
place confidence. The party who sold
him them eggs, had sold the buyer shock
ingly! And instead of brood of pure
Cochin China, he found that his favorite
hen had hatched half a dozen pure 1aud
turtles, all Of whom upon breaking from
the shells, seized on the flesh of the poor
fowl, and had well nigh Destroyed her life
before they could be choked OFF
He has given up the chicken business,
and has since gone into the dwarf pear
business!
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NJ 7 S @ e / Z A N z . U S.
The Queen Selnirainis.
By MAssENIUs, A GERMAN JEsUIT, 1857

By MAssENIUs, A GERMAN JEsUIT, 1857.
''Of all my wives" said King Minus to
Semiramis, cit is you | love best. None
have charms and graces like you, and for
you | would willingly relinquish them
ALL"
LET the King consider well what he
says replied Semiramis. "What if we
were to take him at his word"
"Do So" returned the monarch; ''while
beloved by you, am indifferent to all
others ;"
$50, then, if l asked it, said Semira-
mis-, "you would Danish all other wives
your consort, the partaker of your power,
and Queen of Assyria!"
"Queen of Assyria! Are you not so
already" said Minus, "snce you reign by
your beauty over its king?"
"No-no," answered his lovely mis-
tress; 81 am at present only slave whom
you love. l reign not: | merely charm.
When give an order, you are consulted
before am obeyed!'
"And 10 reign, then, you think SO great
pleasure?"
"Yes, to one who has never experienced
IT,"
"And do you wish then 10 experience
it Would you like to reign few days
in my place!"
Take care, o King! no not offer to
much"
"No, 1 repeat" said the captivated
monarch.
would you like, for one whole day,
TO be sovereign mistress of Assyria! If
you would, consent to it,
"And all which | command then, be
executed!'
Eyes, will resign to you, for one en-
tire day, my power and my golden scep-
tre."
"And when shall this be?''
Tomorrow, if you like"
"I do," said Semiramis; and let her
head fall upon the shoulder of the king,
like beautiful woman asking pardon for
some caprice which has been yielded to.
The next morning Semiramis called her
women, and commanded them to dress
her magnihcently. On her head she
wore crown of precious stones. and ap-
peared thus before Minus, who enchanted
with her beauty, ordered all the officers
of the police to assemble in the state
chamber, and his golden sceptre to be
brought from the treasury. He then en-
tered the chamber, leading Semiramis by
the hand. All prostrated themselves be-
fore the aspect of the king, who conducted
Semiramis to the throne, and seated her
upon it. Then ordering the whole assem-
bly, to rise, he announced to the court that
they were to obey during the whole day,
Semiramis as himself So saying. he took
up the golden sceptre. and placed it IN the
hands of Semiramis.
Queen said he, IL commit to you
the emblem of sacred power; take it and
command with sovereign authority. All
here are your slaves and myself am
nothing more than your servant for the
whole of this day. Whoever shall be
remiss in executing your orders, let him
be punished as if he had disobeyed the
commands of the king"
Having thus spoken, the king knelt
down before Semiramis, who gave him,
with smile, her hand 20 kiss. The
courtiers then passed in succession, each
making oath to execute blindly the orders
Of Semiramis. When the ceremony was
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-08-15
John Anderson 10 his Jean.
BY MRS. J. WEB2.

AIR--Johra anderson my 10.
On Jean! it seems but yesterday,
Since, light ony fawn,
Ye tripped in virgin bashfuIness
Across the flow cry lawn;
And bright your golden hair waved.
That Time has sIrewn WI snaw;
Yet still ye wear youths winning smile,
Though youths bright morn's ava.
Though your eye be no sac clear, Jean,
As when in youthful prime,
Sac sweetly. confdiugly,
Its melting glance met minei
Though passions hour hath fed. Jean.
And cauld our pulses be;
Your mc!lOwed look o. kindly love
Still! gently beams Oh me.
And though the graves white blossoms Jean,
Arc scattered on your brow,
And in ife's glass tho ebbing sands
Are wasted thin and low;
No change our hearts can know, jean,
But, lang as life shall last,
Wen gid our hopes " future bliss
WI memories o the past.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-08-15

Eg-I do think that ere Affy Davis ought
to be ashamed OF herself exclaimed Mrs.
Dusenberry. There ANITA lawyer, now
a-days, that has the brains TO get up u case,
but has that ere good-ior-nothiug Atty
Davis in it. Why, really the critter knows
something about everybody. declare if
| was slttin' on a case, wouldu't receive
her testimony no more'n would the PI-
zenest sarpint III creation"
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LoUt.-At three years OF age we love
our mothers; at SIN, our fathersi al teh'
holidays at sixteen Dress at twenty-five
our wives; at forty, cur children al slN'y'
ourselves,
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MA. that nice young man, Mr.. Snuff
tung is very fond of kissing Mind
your seam, Julia; who told YOU such non.
sense?" Ma, had it irom bis own lips. -
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Statuary Hrblc Qu0i11cS,
Brandon Vermont

TN above named quarrieS, well known
/ for furnishing superior quality o marble OF fine
whit. and taking high polish are now being work
ed, producing n quality of marble said to be- unequal
led in America,
All orders for monuments. tomb and grave stones
marble slabs blocks, pedesas sIatuary from these
quarrIrs may be addressed to
EDWARD D. SELDEN, Proprietor or
va h ttsopaitls Agent, Brmdoa.Nt,
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DkNt,E ROUS DELIVERIES

How Ma. sn7-rins from obstruction or rrcs
ulsrities to the female system, which un-
dernii- ,. health ,ra effect, Of which they arc
i.uo.A. piirh heir delicacy forbid' seeking
ro,. . IIo~ many sltFer from TrolGp'vs
l.. .t ..,. womb, or from ftor-o!b.' weak
mes. ... r. How many are in constant
egon -s ,-t's preceding confinement! How
many As. q -; dangerous deliveries, and
whose live. a.. .- ~ cd during such time will find
IN ii, page, the lssns Of prevention, arneoratlon,
~ .a';at
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Competence and Health

LLHCAsrER, fA OCT -, 1857.
ny DEAR aIR: I know you will have the kind.
nei, t. bear with ne in cncrosclins upon your time
while aokroveige in behalf OF ny sclf and wifsl
the otlis,.ins feel ourselves under to you in hav
Ing made known certain matters, contained In Your
mos. invaluable Married WomEhs Private Medical
Companion 1t hns been worth Ia weight in gold
to me. II express myself rather warmly, you win
see that can not do so too warmly, when inform
yoa e the eItont To which have, through Il, been
benefited, will state my situation when obtained
your book through the mere. curiosity | iook upon
it AZ one ot the most fortunate events Of my life
had been married ten years end was the fsthe<
ufseveu children. was long strug INK uncetsngy,
TO the end that might gain moderate competency,
but the resus, 81 my utmost oKerous a. the end len
ne about where vas the besiunug Of each year;
and that only with the moot sn.ed economy sufh-
cling with barely the nCcesss.es Of life FINALLY this
constant effort was hcgirnnS 10 have its effect upon
my health: f-t less Gsble TO endure 10 continu-
ARE, rhilo felt the necessity OF perseverance.
Til, constant, unceasins struggle on my part was
imperative in consequence Of the prostrated condi-
lion # my wife with ocCssionsl interminou for six
wears tuch Of the time confined to Ter bed, and OF
coursr iuc.Drila a taking the charge and manage
nlert " household sfsjrs. Her condition arose fom
causes Of which was ignorant Oh! what would
/ have given had the six years to live over again
What would NY wife have given to have been spared
the ldnv day. ar g;l longer nights PROSTATE on
bed Of sckucs3 '-t ( which would have been
avoided had thar se.. = copy Of Tux MiRRirD
NUHArs PHIyLrI hzp CAL CGMPAstOs,'
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Heaps upon heaps of new AMI
III desirable goods Shaws, Silks, Salins, VI dc
L1iucs, ashmcres, MrInos Cobrrg, Rombazines
Alpac1r, and all srts OF Stuff Goods IN latest styles
and best qualities, y ~ hr sold Cheap.
C. / STAMFORD & CO.
N"f -, lHjo. dAwi lir Chulrh Stree
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GRE ENFIELD, MASS.
ELEGENT AND INVALUABLE
ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET
BOGLE'S IiYPEHi0N FLUID,


10 TIE HAIR.
Tic jg'oripe Certificate. from Dr. Winston Lsuiv.
one Of the mo~ cmiacat Fhgeicions of hoston,
wW SLor HE cStimHtj0H IN trh.rh Il Is hcid b9 tts
S-icHiifc and jcarhed icing DHe only ~ mahy
s!mi.T o"fS.
M II m. Eoe's,-Sir, The preparation invented
hy yoU tor the Gar has been extensively used in wy
tamjy. and they G.vr 1t tire decided preference oJrr
al, ohcr cu,Ipue.i ions ct tie kind Il iuvIgorntts
and hraute, r-i 'r. and cranses the skin 81 ID
Impurities vIuou. producing any ultimate Gs'"ItrI-
effects. which are 80 Frequently the result OF n'aly
WINSLOW LEWIS.
It's nm in isrtu>ibIr article tor tie .1dles - o.,
kces the hair III place aud cur, and the SKIN rl.
in., oi til" hair tee from oantrnt and scum. For
children, it luys TIE foundation OF good h.ad laIg.
BOGLE'S AMOLE.
CoaIoUHp FoE sHAyiEG
This delightful article i totally different and far
superior to anything yet invented tor shaving. The
ba~' OF l IS derived from the tm0i'. OF" soap plant
Of CaIltorna, an article used hy the natives OF that
country for washing and thus, the use u strong AL
kali 50 nuttlu. to the skin, avoided. It's vegetable
aud detergent properties have the Purest and most
uuurl-lug effects the sku-It soolhes and u,lays
irritation and has fine, thick, creamy ather, whcH
does not dry ON The face. 1t is q decided luxury 10
he shaved with this Incompatible soap. II is done
up in elegant style calculated either for tho dressing
case OF the rough and ready traveller the toilet
ct the most tastIdlous connosseur.
BOGLE'S EiEBEAIONA.
FoR EEFEEsuING AND BEAUrIFvlsG TIE COM
PLEXiOs.
Eradicating TINS. Fimpie- and other srGptions OF
The skin aud rendering It lair, delicate and blooming
1t. equally rt,icacIous in protecting the skin from
the hot suns OF summer, and freezing blasts OF WIZ
ter and Is the most fragrant and delicious article to
lie found at The toilet OF fashion.
An the above allCies hay. stood the test OF the
stnctest investigation, and are WARRANTED superior
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-13

6A'TElD Q.DST,ssS
IN EACH BOTTLE-OrI TaSir,,oosr.l a a~-
rsstt Doe" dsy-Ono bota' containing "a doses l-aa
Twenty-Five Dnys.
P'ro Loo per BotRs, ~ Su B.iH" tyyt5oo
MEG MI Va VA III asas
PURIFYING EXTRACT
medical rengm And ecte'ey that in tho anal ton"
The great Ypoioiy Of TINS PtErl,, over sits,,A'ttIA
stood rom he f1owing fact, Tssr--brcauso MY
po,,.,,es as portion, o. IL tue EssrSCL Of
ssrsaparila, Yellow Dock,
Cherry and srssnfrn. Bnrhs,
rs-;y potJuiy Concentrated ond larger suantt
t Of each q u.e r,t. in ,3ei 5ta. Of Than ean found
rnsls.i ero,c. and he1iirg ',iac' u '',"ni otbe
Roots, BurbH, and Vegetables,
si.F,ai sni WEN "... ,,s sempojal:d MN S.,.ass
@ lo. DIX s ,5 s n'T S1o ~ TX Ss "sis az
r- s. uo us Lat - have ''''Y d''"'d .'d'ea S'si
on.y Ono Tablespoonful. tt,,s time Day
En'r Hni '".h EtNr Of N"'""At W IN con'ocuenc,
r.J reduced til" ng-t "i Sorart. ga - 10 - Two,
ihrec, or Mare i''ru ''f'-.'-TueG FOUR, ~ Moai
>,.a'nr o4 81 ols ',t oo 40 r'ai tAcrefo-o, --,ns
'pn'lItt a. ds' NM - MN. C's's 1HH WI IS w
Four, Fivs or SIX DAYS,
whrh SHOW a..a tyHle Isrnnt', Purifier, VII la' from
pars enI e f.. daiy medical efficacy i,il iy,u 20
& a 1 Ft 5tS al oS fEy . q OK at st
"oh I"'et -Four, or rue TIN" mere than bottle Of ss'a
The ahoyc comparison la". yo, shy the y,tat d7-
|'f q 'r r. "",''i' 'S-fy 81 81
ByInr, Pl-i.t..ts. sro~.aS tnA.
ORE BOTTLE OF BRAhr's PURIFIER
TEN nottlcs of Sar.apnriin.
h:n org Bo5lLt = Prs,1r ss, Tor "ss potLA'
CAN CEROUS SCROFULA.
H. ~. o. Fs- 2,' a., c.. W. vas ei
s.',on he scrsENs Cogst n 10 c,ts y ~" ne
pfr:on IN Ma cts e HtG i9,t had ~:
'" t4 tsH c" f' ,ne}s.' CO... y
~. r'3''n,s to os''. dsin,ee. IN tie srgro coa-: <
~ ~ ~. -, =. 81, - AZ, ~, W. ''t > - ~
a.. e. q, t ; Re, e.. .. ,s F,c ~! ". ,
rat I ''r'' o.'i e. FAt'. t''itNs- OF '.'7',
10. ,a. III 10 damage. T, cree II Mr Iu,. vl, I'D
' ' ' 49,. ,.,h -, as ,r'' ~ ~, 10
=. ,a,p ' ' ~ '''T ~ "".' mas '''''''i'
III uAstlf"'' ~ .o'ei 80 n.-r. r,,g.s Al
t'. t'.''t . /" " '.''+ '''i - "a :
, 90. r''., ~, r,7.. .''. 49, e.."' f", frt 90
80 srt",. ,. e.. t,. -,...-" r1 !.
Sop, 'le' en- ':. 'r-!p4s - t't - hr-a' s,
= - 'fm' arm = ' - 'E-, -l 81 ''.s 'f :. ~
'.. >. 70 ~ r., ..,a t..... n. -,
& 4: -" ~, =. ~ 80, q,
.''. '-..e.. ~ INK main, Ill ~ ricAN' -.
Il +, go: e. y H. , NJ, -,
TX III a. ''.i: 'i: -" M ''S''''
For sale by .AMCs 6. SPEAR and Turo. \ Pr,
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BEWARE OF COZ iTERFHITs.

BEWARE OF STERFH1TS.
This medicine has obtaIurI that high character
which IS necessary for all medicines 10 attain to iu-
duce councreilcrs put forth spurious article at
the risk OF the live. OF those who are nnocently IL.
celved.
LOOK WE'LL TO THE u4RKS or TIRE
GENiINE.
They hav, the written srsnatlre Of {. VI JACK
son upon the vrapp.r aud the name blown in The
bottle. tcthopl toasth ft'y arr spurious.
FoI ss,- - -sa,- and te!ali N the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
N'o. !2u Ar-h SrE.l-.'.s .-.0" = Irh, 'iatG
OF 2,S Race street, Pr.,.r ma aud by respectable
dealers generally throughout the country Also 10
SHE BY SCARLETT & LYON, Druggists,
July. 1880. w3yl Burlington.
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u - TTI ES7NTT TITTT ~ II
ls.AR6 w1 siD
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS. OILS. DYE STUFFS,
NDnN rDIr Q Q, - 90

=
can be found i'm the State, in the sale OF WHICH ne
doe. not hesitate to say he will compete with those
dealing in the above articles IN Burlington, or else
where, both in quality and price.
Among his aSsortmentol Hardware may be found
every variety OF House TRIMMINGS, Joiner and Mil
Wright's Tools, Mil and Crosscut saws, Farming
leols, sc, of price and quality which cannot IA
particularly call the attention Of Alrihan2s to
" Smells Cast Steel Long Augers ana Anger mus
Chesterfield do, superior article OF American last
Stccl 7 lshed Hand Saws, and many other Tools OF
well known superiority He wouldassure those wish
ling TO purchaae Medicines that his assortment will
nj all times he full and his medicines OF the best quail
~ and that Physicians prescriptions WILL he careful
Is aud accurately compounded liz will also have
on hand az all time. general assortment OF genuine
Patent and Thompsonian Mcdlcincs The above
mentioned articles together with an extensive lot OF
Family Groceries, Paints, Oils, Dye Stubs Nails,
Window Glass &c, &C., will b" Sold with view to
the entire satisfaction OF the purchaser.
June IL, lSi9 w5ou
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PUREST'

7 LIQUORS. & Wines, Albany Cream Ale
and London Porter, constantly on hand and for
''I, Tor Medicinal, Asehsnieal and Ch.mlct pur-
pr-c- Gully, hy " llAIGh
Woo. -'o.f
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Ert-oo fro~ q Z<!IT.
70 thOlt Just Married. -" Had knOwnp

"PHILIDITPHlA, Nov. %, Tt47.
Or A NJ AAURIcrAu; Had known OF the I'M
oor,ent matter. treated of in The Married w omans
Private Medical Companion some years ago now
much misery sht have escaped lhave suffered
yesu from causes which you point out in your book
" i,hout knowing what to do obtained n copy and
found nv case treated or trust every female will
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GTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ID, 1880

THE CELEBRATED /
BITTERS
CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL
A SURE REMEDY FOR
d Y s P {; P S | A
II ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS.
STCH as Pain in the Stomach, Heartburn, Uub-
- itunl CosiyrnesS, Acid Stomach Headache.
Loss OF Appetite, Plies. Night Sweats. Asthma OF
ihthysc. lla'u,ueJ, or Wind IN the Stomach, .
Nervousness,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
and all the indrscribc symptoms OF this uniyersa.
disease. These Bitcrs have received the
HIGHEST TESTiUONiiLS
ever offered to the public in favor of any Medicine
in the world, and are approved by the best pIy ST.
cans, who use them IN their practice.
For the most NiiStariorg PRINT OF the success Of
this remedy, see pamphlet. containing full partcu-
lars and certificates from
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
and other parties vel known to the public
Any individuals wishing further information re-
spcctlng this
INVALUABLE MEDICINE,
are invited to call on tho Agents aud satisfy them
selves by reference to numerous letters and cCItti-
Gates OF tho highest respectfully
Washington, y C., June 10. 1876
Having made use ct the " Oyygeuated Biuefs"
prepared by DR. Geo. 3. Green, OF Windsor, VT
and from knowledge obtained of their efficacy i'm
other cases, we cheeriuIy recommend them to the
public, believing that they will fully sustain the re-
commentator Of the Proprietor. We hope that
tins valuable remedy may be 50 generally dliiusyd
throughout the county, that it may be accessible to
all the afflicted
Prof \. a. HAYES, ". D., State A.,ay.r, Bos,
Prot f. +. PHELPS. Dartmouth College.
MYRON AWHENCE. r1 Pres. Mass Senate
SAMLS rllELrS, L. 5. Senator rom Vt.
]. $. SIMMONS. u. :. senator from Rhod, Il
J. 4. NORllEAD, L. ; senator from Rhode Is
and, aud formerly Gov, nor of kentucky.
I'm. WOODBRIDGE, L. 5 Senator, and for
merry Governor OF Michigan.
l.. II. ARNOLD, Member Of Congress, and for
II; D, FOSTER, Nruhcrot Congress from Penn.
SOLOMON FOOTE, Mem OF Cong from VT
| G. W. JONES surveyor Genera, o Iowa.
NJ !. MARTIN, Dltsats in Congress from
| Gen. A.c. DODGE, Delegate in consrc.. from
! Iowa
Rev. Z K1DDGR. Chaplain Vt. State Prison.
&C, TitDN BRIDGE, Esq President Michigan
r. +. SroWE, E-q. Assistant Clerk L. stu'cs
FIrZuENRY HOMER, Esl Boston
| J. {. DUNN. civ 'easuror Boston.
JOSEPH HOME, E-q New York
Many other individuals OF the highest respecta-
blY can be referred to, who will confirm all that
ha, nern said in favor OF tins iuva iuable medicine
DIR Geo. b. GREEN. Proprctor Windsor vt
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, GeusIal Agents
| No. II Merchants Row, Boston,
SCAkIETT 4 LYON, AMI y. c. SPEAR. A
Wmooshi, by WM. b. HATCH.
Oct. |. 1850. w}iaos3
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sICkLy AID UNHAPPY WIVES.

Extract Of a Letter from Gen!erndn N DHyt0"' w.
"DAITos, May l, le47
"Dr A. n NIUR1cEAu-Ny Dear III" The
Married Womans Private Medical Companion, b
which | cnclo,.d one dollar to your addrcss, came
safely to hand ! would NOT have troubled you With
these i,.s lines but that am impelled By sense
Of gratitude for myself and wife, 10 give uttersncs
to our sincere and heartfelt emotions.
NV wife has been perceptiby sinking tor some
three yaers or more H. consequence OF her great an
sush and suffering some months before and during
confinement; every successlve one more and more
debtuted and prosre:ed her, putting her lie in i'm
minent danger and which was, on the sst occasion,
desparei T. supposed that hi, sis:e OF thps'v.s
inevitable, and resigned myself to meet the ~orst
At this tinle now abou. two months heard your
book highly spoken o. rs containing some matters
rear hing nv ctse On ts receipt and Peru,a' can
not eIpress to you the relioft afforded my dssresd
mind and the Joy Us page. impaired to my wife On
learning that the greet discovery Of NJ ID Desc
n-.u1 provided e remedy. ltoqensd prospect W
u,e which little conceived as posstie. No pscu:
zary consideration can ever reiay the oblsttons
am under to you for having been the mean, OF i'm,
7s-.in To- W tho matters contained IN he Manned
honlnn', Private Medical Companions Bat toi
this eye another year would have passed over my
ssati IN .U human probability my wife would hs' q
tosr in 6sr gr,,a snd nv children le's moth
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MEMBERS OF coNGREss
INVALUABLE MEDICINE,

nd other parties well known to the public
Any individuals wishing further information re
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-01
Mr.. souIe's Baton Rouge speech,

From the Baton Rouge Gazette we extract the
following report Of his speech. We shall publish
the report of the Advocate when it arrives.
Senator SouIt.-This gentleman addressed a
portion of the citizens Of Baton Rouge, in accord
anCe, as he said, with a written invitation, on
Thursday evening last. The audience was quite
large, considering The short notice given, and every
attention seemed to be paid 10 tho prominent Sena-
tor. We shall Glude to but few of the points at.
tempted to be made by Mr.. SouIe He started out
very handsomely, telling his hearers that he was
unwelI, that he didn't want 10 make a speech, and
that he would be very brief and to the point. Not
wilhstandng all of which, he spoke some two
hours, and seemed at the conclusion Just as yig0r-
Gus, physically, as at the commencement. The
audience auenuvely listened to him, bus very little
applause was manifested, The Senator FIRST bore
down upon the press which he asserted had calum-
mated and abused him, with fey honorable ex-
ceptions."
''The arrogance Of tone and of manner assumed
by Mr. SOuG, was, however, very offensive He
assumed that his audience were entirely ignorant
of the measures Of Compromise, that not half
dozen oflhem had probably studied it, and that the
people, generally, blinded by the press, went in
favor of assures calculated to destroy utterly their
most sacred rights He might as we'll have called
his audience miserable fouls, dolls, beings devoid
of intelligence of any description, as to have used
such insulting, such aria,orratic, such 'by the
&raCe Of God kingly language. Had Mr.. S0uG
been addressing assenbIage Of slaves, his words
perhaps, would have not been SD rsnsUrable But
he should have borne in mind that he was speaking
to intelligent, reading, ann enlightened American
citizens, who would a thousand times sooner sub
NIT to death than a dictator.
" One or two remarks more, and we are done,
for the present Mr. Sou6, speaking of the Texas
Boundary Bill, stated that sevnntv-llres thousand
square miles Of territory had been stolen from Texas
and slavery, and given over to free soil He re-
psated the word stealing three times. Well, who
were tile h'CUes in this matter? Let Us see. Gen.