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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-12
LIGHTNING Dispatches



Washington, Sept. sth-7r.
sEsArE.-The Texas and New Mexico Oman.
Bill was received from the House.
Pending the morning business, Mr. pou,,.
ed the unanimous consent Of the senate. y y.
up the Texas bill for the purpose Of con,;a.....
the House Observation-Disclosures being MA. ~
bill was not taken up.
Subsequently. after the morning bu.;n... =.
been disposed of, the bill was taken up.
Mr. Douglass stated that the amendmens,
House were to the Senate and not to IN NJ
BILL and provided that no citizen should b s.p,r
ed oflfe, liberty or properly, except upon iutr...
Of his Peers. II was moved to be amendeab n :,
stitnting "person" for "citizen' and educ ea.,..
of law or judgment Of his peers.''
Mr. Chase moved that the rejected amendmep.,o,
the House be concurred in. Yeas 30, nays ID.
HoUsE.-Mr Harris, of Tenn. asked leave IA n.
troduce resolution that Congress adjourn On u.
23d inst. objections being made, he moved an.
mendment, to adjourn this day three weeks, N. !
yeas and nays were ordered. Yeas ia. NAYS a..
The resolution was then adoPted-Yeas III, n,x.
7l-so the House agreed TO adjourn, three west.
from to-day.
The Speaker called up the bill for the admit,.ae.
of California.
Mr. Littlefeld asked and obtained leave for u.
remainder of the session.
The Speaker laid before the House letter fro.
James Wilson, resigning his seat member fro.
the Third District of New Hampshire, saying he in.
tended to proceed to California.
On motion Of Mr. Tuck, it was resolved that the
Governor OF New Hampshire be informed of lie
vacancy crerted.
Mr. Odds offered an amendment that the Senator,
and r representatives. from California, shah receive
the same mileage Delegates from oregon.
Mr. Stanton opposed it, because he said Il propcs-
ed change in the existing law.
Mr. Carter supported the amendment.
Mr. venable did not consider the cases analogous
Mr. Olds' amendment reported appropriatng
$4,000 for books for the 1870 members and II was
adopted with the further amendment, that Babbis
and Smith, late claimants for seats in the House
from New Mexico and Utah, be allowed per diea
S. from the time Of their arrival, and until their
claims were rejected, and be allowed 81 each, per
day fol their mileage. With this amendment the
bill reported to the House, and the vote on its
passage, was yeas rs, nays II. The Speaker vot-
ed in the negative, thus making tie, and the bin
was rejected.
Amendments TO the Military Acsdamy bill were
rejected by the committee, but not acted on.
The House then adjourned.
Cincinnati, Sept. o, 4, r. M.
The run on Ellis & Morton continued up TO o.
clock but every thing paid. and there seems to
be no serious apprehensions as to their solvency.
Pittsburgh, Sept. ..
The Firemen's Annual Parade came Oft to-day,
and was a magnificent affair. The machines were
literally covered with boques and drawn by horses.
No cd 10 n,a the OF H.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
A Scene IN Boston,

A hhlfscdre OF more Of .frisl, Women
have HleIt fhkeit thtit stands nj The Fatk
street cor,ier Of tie Mill, where with n
few mranges aid other fruits jIneed upon
sdnie Temporary table Or Hox, tliey remain
from rndrniig I'd uiitil light perhaps clear
ing by tlieir sniall sales ffdtti dHe to two
shtelI,gs pr day They IRE mostly old
Women, who enn do nothing else. for n
living; aid ate In,tfonized more from charity
thati trd,tl tlie tempting appearance Of their
goods,
One day. i,6t ldtig slice, ono Of these
Old Wotrieri l,eedute dtiite i'll from exposure
to the sun, aud probably from wmit Of
proper nonfislmeit, md was forced to eave
her sttild, and seat Herself against tile iron
t.hliAgs Of Tile cdt1ndn, III The SHADE. A
itile Brigidssyed girl Of ttHrtseti siirfIt'iers,
aiiw her limp to the spot, and also Observed
the anxious eye Of the old woman directed
towards her little store Of oranges, nuts
and candy" Never mind those, aam, "
she said, ."fll go and sit there till you are
better; attd sell for ytSit = #
Tile title tiiisz; DRESSED With MITCH tdste
and richness, wtli.s,ii dir tliat ihdie,ted
most Enthusiastically tie class to which she
belonged, sat down upon the rough box,
behind the frtsli woman = stand, assuming
MI Tie Importance Of II young sa1eswolnan.
She had never sold anything before in her
life; but people began te stop and wonder,
what IL 1Iieant To set the fair atd beautiful
child iii that singular sltnation.
The story was soon told by the bystand-
era, who Ind only u pdth To the poor
woman: In a riomeut, every ohc was
SEIZED With ii vety extraordinary desire for
an orange, d handful Of nuts, or some cab-
dy; and ohr little baauty conld hardly
serve them fast enough. Many, utterly
refd7ipa any change, gave hcfa nifiepehce,
d diAs1,or d sixpcnce fer pchny's worth
of.nuts Or candy, 1t was sll ll'accompllshed
very quickly though the little girl was
Somewhat y disconnected, and j liad IT, be
enccufaged " a whisper, now and then,
from one WHO need not bc mined, for she
was rot accustdrned to a crowd
The Ende was scott swept atd we saw
her PASS fef tiny. bandftdE Of silver To the
'poofswolaan, who tlnts realized treble the
y;tltie Of her snail stock, and called Oh half
the saints of the calender to bless thekfnd-
hearted clliId.-Mcr1y's. Ma@se@1z.
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before rested there, felI npon the faeeaof

'beitfe rested tlere,. lpll nPuh the laeeao
the itttlihur M e
= Alas sir, he. faitl ! 1,nte net lie slight
4 estv vEhovae,lgf. III is tfhr T. studied A., ot
tatlat ltclehdedlp 10 studyH ~ @,hWl. f',t il
n,adi 'ht lper,n}fieat suppression, ~ n,y
mind. sawsn, use il, II tl,e,. atid mn
nov rs i4hofs,nt uf Surveying as if | Ind
luavcr tahef 4 lessiou oh the subject
an very sbFry, Mr.. Allen, ~ merchant
| rebal NJ reul "ni,eefn. If yon wHrc II
aecd accountant, ! might iiatiiia's at, f,9',
limo stafe Whit is Your dh1t'eisy ", tls
Respect
| | ought to l,ata baen !, good accountant.
sit. fot studied mathematics long enough,
but took little interest ~ fntu,s. nIt,,
A now, although I was many months ~
| scl,t,o pretending IT, study book Keeping,
| AN utterly incapable Of takihg ul,arge
of sci of hooks.
SUD, lninn tlie tase, Mr. AlIsn, rsnlly
dunot know whit tt'n a. witt, yut Ent
| stay a',t ubont sending ntt nj pss,ittpd
earntj 10 I,uenos Byres, and thence round
to Callno, and want q 1ifn to 81 10 s,tper-
Intend wl,ocnnspenk lie Spanish ianenae.
tene''l,er W. studied spHuisl, together
Would you le willing to leave ybdr finlily
and got Tie waaes will BE- one bundfe,l
lollats h month.
| l,ate forgotten MI my Spanish, sir /
1id not see any Use Of it while ~ school,
and, therefore, II n,ade no impression ol,
my mind.
The Merchant, tnally atncernel fpr 'le
poor ttieHhani6. again Thought of smtits
way to serve him At le,,ath he ssiid, |
can tllink oi b',t one thing lliat you chn
do, Mr. AlIft. add tl,itt piIi not bn much
better tI,nn ypuf present employment, II
's - servire for which erlinaty persons
employed. tltt Of el,ain carrying ID the
surveyor on the proposed ti.tlrbad ex-
petition
What Hre tlFa Watts sir
ThittYsive dollars :, month
Aud found! .
Certainly. #r e.....
viii certainly accept it thankfully the
tna,, slid Il will lie better tl,an ti,y
rfHsent employment
1,es, make Yourself featy III t,ti9e fyr
The eotmr'ny viii start in n week.
| will l,e retply, sir The pJtf l,s,tn replied
and tl,on Withdrew. ....
fn q Saek, th6 ttimiahy IL engineers
@Hrtcd, anl Mr. Alter WITH tliein ~ clii,ln
earrlar: when, Ind lie az n boy, talen Tie
aJvice el his parents and friends, ald
stored up IN his memory whit tlty wished
4. H.. T. IIi,.I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, CARTS,
IslOuEhs sc.
'TtfE subscriber hereby re-

TNHE subscriber hereby re- wrs.-1xs
Z J. turns his thanks TO bis cns- MIN
toners for The liberal patronage Aiao& slo1&
bestowed u, him, and respectfully inforais his
friends and the publk generally thai ht will con-
tnth his business In all is btd,clses Ut his esab4
lishment corner of Church and Main stfeets
! CARRlAGt)Stsfe evtty description tttasle to on
der oisEspaited III The neaiest manner Plantation
and Road Wagons, Cats, Drays &c, made anil
repaired as usual, Also, wrought-iron pea,ghs
matie 10 t,ster ais kept on heud i,st sale, aud al
kinds II Plantation smith and job work attended
10 promptly.
THE Subscriber hiss also ts.rA
ken the agency ittt the sale of Ssw
all kinds q WheelrigAt and Wa ~saz=s aMsA
gam work, including Wheel and Dirt Bafrnws,
Iron Axles, Wagon and Cart Hainess, Sc, from
the celebrated mantffactcry of Mekfs. Busby h
Little, OF Wheeling, Va and will Also Keep an As-
sortment OF Flat, Round ard Square IRON for
Smiths and Planters use 49,
The attention Of Planters and tsiesc wishing 10
purchase is esilled To his stock aud all orders for
the conuing season win be faithfully attended To,
and all work ordered orpurchased from the subs
seriber fully guaranteed The freight on carriages
sent To amy part OF the Coast-will always be paias
june :, ly. a w. Il. TUNNARDsK
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,les Lois Fl or,lwaanttstp t,ti aai'tiita idthst
Baton Hpuae, soil alnendee. ~ ufele s, rha,ate
conmeil suit Nj rolrortents ne pnuffptii nj
italuunt III vettfs HI ealanstf at,t,h gu'tft ae
i',nrrha,fses Hf,s rptt latpisse, III Y ehr hp',-
tiunp un ft,aghsin, ou billiard publiei sans aYoit
rtealalletaeft eltpn'i ',Ha iltpnts d tseFHfde,1e
lafoisse. t9fHt,fmenenh b Ia section rf6sieaenfe.
Le tahva aes lieenet.s es fSe. .feasnheil quit y
: f"'' I ssI'tss'Ls' m"sss,s' III 3" 3"
e BILLIARDS. 10 40
Hfsqia. Que IL Recorder le raiesse. r,utr,isse
aHshe3f ties itenfesspult Cupoftehrs ecrniuef-
eahts Billiards. b,tvettes &c. &c. ct itteie shffitT
etini teuus DE- lee fe,hplit etau1ufisi les teaet
ite ahS dis Cvpaftetifs eolnrneteans teheurs lie
billiards, bpvettes &c, e.. desifaht tidlIt,ftt't
e,,tiif,e,,ttf teht lies billiards. s vendtt Ties H.
aieuts, aans cetie Patuisse. pnt,fvu qnils patent
au III shefa 10 hitiiiat,t Hen iitttlees ainsi mil
est etahli pat les reah'ffehs IN It'll ~ rrife n
les honotates presents par Ia o pout lie dit slie-
fif III Tpleete,,f, faisaht teite lieente
4 lie 1uti s'est ait,,fne stte iis.
JEAN Btt LaBAuvE, President.
THtts HEBsRt, f4teiliet
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
A. rsA11sN H0Hfani.
IRON AND BkAss FOUNDRY

TtHF subscribers respectfully Intern the a
i. Planting community and the lniblit iii N 20
general fiat Their EittNnRT .fNLeaf w
CHINE. SiioP IL Hptei, Itbasa iot the taafl,a
latiune 81 steam Enena, Husnf and Saw Mills
and all olheF kind " Ifnn aiii tliass Fo,ihdfy,
.Wn,h. IL now IN operation They stp faaiy 10
SIMPLY any want III teit line OF business as Nafs
fatts them 10 spft,nise thai all fht work ,lphs u
theif Foundry will be male Of ihs besl materials
and constructed and finished Oh tho taesi arreeed
principles, H.
. alterations d,hi Rsabs promptly attended to
and executed on The kh,tlts nul,te In steh style
bt completeness lis To GIVE Satisfaction, Always
on hand, q cHtapleia asssHifieit Of Tin and Saw
Mil Geatins rltfnaee nten,hs aid uraie iafst
u PRICES an ,easonaha de i'll atty Foundry
IN the south west
i,ne :, ", JOHN HtIL n ca.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29

In THE rigiits--,Thc motto Of David
Crockett---an admirable ohe--wa", "be
sure you are right then go aheaj!" II
one in the right, whatever path tie nsay
pursue, nc cannot fail Of sfccess orh
pcrchance he fail, he ran lay down With
his clear conmettifng conscience, and
sleep sweetly BY the waysfle, though his
head rests uporfa stone. Right is a prin-
eip!c allied tosaiose happy combinations.
which in the great agreggate Of life eare
certain to triumph. Right is light and
truth, indIstruetible, eternal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
Medictues! Medicines!
JOHN G. LANOuE.

HAVING received the Agency Of the follow.
III ing namei hdioat Mrritfacs, can ass,ue his
friends aud the public that he WIN always have
large SIMPLY on hand and will guarantee them
to he genuine and fresh. a.
Tcwnse,Nfs Sars&pa rilla,
WynkocP's, do ~ %
DAVIS Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar,
sWistar's Balsan of Wild Cherry,
Nerve and Bone l4nimen,,
DAVIS Horse Liniment,
! Tobias Linlment,
nsaley's Pam naExtractor, N
Moiiiit's Pills
wrisht's do,
Brandreih's do
McComhie's Restorative,
Tcuurc's Specific,
Billings Astnnscnt,
Shermans Cough Lozenses.
Camphor, do and many others which he thinks
ss useless 10 mention, but will always be reaiy
10 show when called upon. q
june 5 ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29

% u adHH ,.,..Ja,,i ..I.-g N. 4. Ap. llsf
"A Vsl non.a.' KY SUI " ea'liah1 III,
~ IL. 'ssau,' a ~, n'',ne .,',', LeSsa m s ,a
I, 'epI,' n ~ aa .aas" ~ '''''se
s"s' .. ''s en on. 'a'. se paplo1' gu, a.'.
r. r.saa m ees ,,s, ~ an tY aeu ~, % ,.s
pnv,ltys svant exan,,ns avec sgIn 81 nh rapp.,rt
Il ravant trottve esset, demat,dr tes,,eett,rt'sl'
p,eni ann rait tret, ii a,lrpts5
lsignej @JBns e. L5prflt,
W J, Lyst, Comits. -
-, v. HEuHHf
IL ffisidtft u tlots nomm6 Messrs Hebefi,
fctit ct Landry, dun comits pour exutfiiiter les
complies du Tf6sotiet de pafoisse. y,
Sur motion Il d 6ts .r6solu que le dit coniit6
fasse con turtf nj, Jiiti de Police 'le rfetflief
Lundi de- Jtiiflat ptochain, 1850
Sur motion dc john l.. I.obdell, Mt Jtdeop
f1oiron ete ehcis runanmit6, ttirti,t'e Ssrgcnt
d'Afums pourTdnnfe auivRntt.
lie Juris Hlufs pftceds farpbinientert des
fnsperetrs des Chetftins et1ev6es dams les diffss
rens wards De Ia Patoisso, pour Pann6e coufante.
comme i sdt !.
Ter ward, villeficuve Tultief ID Hilaire Ber-
geron. 3me Bernard Pcyronnin; ime Pierre La
Bauve ;.5me 5tstave btibrura; 6me Richd Wall;
7n,c James nesall Jr.,. SINE w. Broussard, gne
Wtf,. r., Erkles. t0ms warl iii. y. Finn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
SPRING FASHION uATSi

M n are now Opening cur hsscfttttcn. af II
w tsen;lcn,en's Hats, manufacture, ex. -
prrssly for our sales, OF the best material and FIN
ish, and Hll Of the latest and most fashionable
styles comprising Moleskin, Silk and
Beaver Hats; double leghorn Somhreps, Hun.
taran, PALM Leaf and Ca,t'rwaehy Hats Also d
r,ed assortment OF yuaths and children's Hats
all new and fashionable shapes, the character and
quality ofthcse goods are tars,pesiortc anything
hitherto otcred and must be seen tebe sppfecia.
ted. l'me :, ly1 W. u, PHILLIPS Il BRO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
= FAMILY GROCERIES,.

r OAR Sugar anl crushed do. brown do,
l. coffee, leu chocolate. tanvassed haths ~
lai,l III kegs rieales, preserves, tittret sa'tees;
n,atkaral and sauiu IA Kits lissf labstefs and
salmon, raisns etntanls, rttties, btHtdy fruits,
rice ginger mustard, spiees Of all kinds, ground
and 1T tor immediate use, sperm candles; s'tAti,
CASTLE DO, indigo. Hgs, blue, sweet OIL white wine,
cider vnegaf French brandy, old Hblldhl Gin,
old tye whiskey, madeira, pcft, champagne elar-
e Wines. ct,idials fasf,betry vinegar, SYRUP &c.
Always Til hufl Of The best quality together
with eciiaFal asatflltienl Of ttuekeiy and glass
ware, for salehy Iiup,esfy1 JOHN PHILLIPS,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29

UaEH EEtAs---ft is not 81 hundred yeats
since very eccentric EngIi#fHan, nanGd
Jonas Haiway, taViitg fetflfnd from bis
",avels n the esst" (tl,e record of which,
il sstill PRESCRIBED in so'nmifHs qaarto form,
with ttiat title, in some O!d lltaries,) mp.
pcarcd On tie streets Of London on n rainy
iay Gt does rain IN England eometimes,y
with d qtfeer notloh imported from China,
in Tie sliapc Of whit il tdw called aft
umbrella. It. was the first ever sceh or
uscd in England, probably the first III
Europe. II attracted such curious, dtd
Indignant notice That the eccetatir@ JJfs,s
was soorrsurpdlnded Try Il ftrltjtts Eb9t1sH
mob, ard was boldly pelted with mud and
other .cotriycnient missiles FIR his pfcsump-
tuorts alntwits 1n tbus attempting to
screen his head and Ggnre froin tic min
which all tfne- bora Engfisiifucn, from titne
irnmernwiai, Irad allowed To boat tfts5n
them without rc4istancc, as III 'tiiegltaf,Ie'''
visitation from the power abovc, ngall
who cEfose 10 leave tie Sheltered rood ill
storm or 4 slower.
The Incident male Il noise, and in sp1st;
of ritlicnt, tire g outlamIissI, new fasliotttd
notion" segantot take nightly With tl,e
bcirzSste,i people of England.
and as the ueW machine was found to ic
~ effective inIrotecting the person ag;iirist
the rays d dIc snfnmcfs's sun, ~ against
the falling fain the leaIhd condescendcd TO
borrow a name for it from the latin
dlninrttive form Of "unzJrl "---a shade
'Satnzbrelln III little shade. Poor Jonas
Hanway's nIvcm ION, 80 unpopular at first,
merely shows what Disadvantage it is to a
man tosbe . few years in advance Of the
age-N Y. Day BooA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
NEsl SUMMER GOODs,

frHfopHIt,E plGNEdf1Y iuIbtms -,
j The public stlta, he has I,st, teaeived -
itoi,i Ffatfp aHd trin' The North, large T73s
assortment Of FANNY AND DRY GooDs sui
,stlp |ar III. seas,,, which he oflpts 8, feasnntt
bis prices Ets,y yn the Cotas " Ltfoytffs o"d
is,p,a sfrraa i'ine 8. ". =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
RATION R0uGE.
s..ar, and standte Maateartsss n

TsHE undersigned respectfully in,tnis the rill
i sens II i,aion Rouge AS we'll as the .psblit
ep,,p,ally. that hp II uu,v prepared IL exeiite all
.t,,prs Ii, his line with ptu,,irlness aha despatch
Thankful for The past iavofs. he hope 10 ii,eet
with share Of public patfrnagesa The fattafF
IL situated on the Jo,np Road, ,iear ts ittafsee=
ton withthe rtaips real J. pIIET.
p a. O,iess hi ~ Nj thfba. Huhr,, ,tM te 81
,yst.i e,th ,,,p,,uisss ata iespatth jiiie 9, lyl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
city Da'uR Store.
0, p, DAVIS & BROTHER,
Al the Old Stand nm l.afaveffn IN.

TIAvE JUS, received and ,,ow apennu the ~
IL largest stock uf Drugs. Medicines. Chez ~
mtcals Paints, Oils. vamshes, Brushes. II
Window Glass. Tobacco, Snuff spate Wines,
Brandy and peftimery. ever offered in this mar
;ket on the mest reasonable and accommodating
terms, Plantatiup cnlefs rut up with neatness
and dispatch and shipped ID any poin, desired
AZ n hyaetras' PsssertgioHs et,sf,siiy uad ,c.
t.fatciH ss'Ht'oatded az a3 hours. juno =, ly,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
TnE BATON ROttCE'tfizETTE,
titHbisBtf tvftttf ~
WILLIAM NJ ADAMS.
Term, q.

#e JGfWa.
The BATON ttpttGE GAZETTE ia publish
al etuit SATURDAY morning ~ Ra,9p pet arirf;
fnvatle ~ advance. tf $500 nj l,n expiration oI
ala ,nsnths
ADVERTISING z-Dnp4.plar paf s1na,e fbr
the Bfsi insetien ana half that p,ire iot every
slilseuspn toizzip,, lines et hess cc''sit,,
ting square. ......,...- ..,..s. .....
fHAhLy ADVERTISING Merchants. ira
tlpfs. aid vthrts. will I've contracted with IN the
most ll,s,bl ffiffis ...,......
All POLITICAL ADDHiHssts. fsf The e,clu-
rive benefit n i,divhhas. will he charged ~ e,l-
vertisenenis ,..,,,...
Ali ADVERTISEMENTS If n Personal
NATURE twheAevps a,aitte,N viii be thafae''
nj The rate u iwo dollars ret square and payment
isl,Fsa invariably in advance.
. An Advertisements it'd marked with tho iun4
fer Of insertions Will I've published I'LL fa,bi, " at
shs 6,siap Of the publisher.
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS
for Hines OF less, not alte,sble. mo,,ths r q
DO do DO III Do d io 10,
10 d, do de ,b yeat ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29

The heart OF the generois man is like
the clouds of heaven, which drop upon
the earth fruits, heshagc and flowers ?
the heart OF slIe ungrateful is Ike a desert
of sand, Which swallows with grcedluess
The showers that fall, bit burietA them III
Lel BOSOM, and FsodtectE nothing
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Marble Monuments.

MR.. JACOB PIPER Baton Rouge, is autho-
iNl nZed 10 receive onlers for Marble Monuments
Tt~bs, Read sfcses and Marttc-mosk Of every dcs-,
cripiion, rhfch wiii'be executed and delivered at
the shortest notice, OH the nust reasonable prlns
Designs OF ason,uhents may be seen by calling on
AIR Piper kunc. $. s.'dI M W beans
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/, q, 0, E,
SONS or TEMPERANCE.
Ii. &. CARSTENS,

ONutlder ANA ArchiteCt.
TSnew prepared 10 take all contracts IN his line
4 n business of the most reasonable terms
!. Gizy~ SAsh "ea' ths Garrison, Eaa " Isuayate
Msya fate y ",
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29

To PaREsTs.-Roys titat have been
properly reared are men III point Of useful
fr>ss at sixteen, whilst t!iose that have
been brought up III idIe habits are nrtps.
alce al tWeGIy-otle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29

sDp) Casks Smoked Shoulders, 7 Casks Plain
* Hams, 100 Kegs Pure leaf lard, aa bbls,
Fresh Flour; Jnst received from 81. Lonis and
tof sale by June S, lyl J0EN PHILLIPS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29

WirH many readers brfi!iahcy Oh style
passes for affiaeife Of Thought; they
mistake butter-cups in the grass for in-
Heasurcallc gold mines uffIcr ground.