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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
Notice.
ErAT' DE IA Observation-Disclosures

EEAT DE LA LOUISIANA aroisse
dEst FpIieiana.
Dams I~'atlaife de Ia Succession de Samuel
Mckneely. dtceda.
G'oer da sisteme District.
A'tendu q,e Robert Hill DC Ia r%aroissc
IEsl Feliriana utat ct rarpissss sr,saste. a
dapose O. iHtn stn applications an Gretfier
de Ia s~sstl3'e cpiir, pntit ette snuntne exc.
culenr da.,ftsssa u,entai,r d., s,,sdil d, cede.
Avis est raf'e present don't & a to,t, eenx
lutAtesses ~ Il hire valor leur- ,ai-ons dams
ses delais vouius par Ia l,i apes Ia pre-.
miefe publication de Get avis pnn,qtoi In
'l"nandn III petitionnairr na scrai, pas
aeenrsle. ENUa HEBERI.
Deput6 Ct-ifier.
Cast u RouIn, 10 Mars.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
March. 21--2ts
NOTICE..

A III persons hay ny Gains az inst the
An succession Of Peter Macarthur, will
present them duly authenticated, to JAMES
PIPES, Administrator, or to his Attorney.
m23 J.. M. ELAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
Police Jury Proceedings,

Of The PdfIsN Of EHst b. Rouge.
Wednesday Morning. Feb. ", 1850.
A Special Session OF tile Police Jury oil he
Parish Of East Baton touge, was held Mt the
Court house In the town Of Baton Rouge,
agreably 10 the call Of the president, we're
ntnssnt viz
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
RANGERS SALE.

win be sold on Saturday the 30th of March
1850 at The Court house door IN the tow of
B ton Rouge, at IL o'clock, NJ. a certain straw
Mule, taken up by JpFepi,us Baker. terms Of
sale Cash. II. l.. WOLFE. Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

W. would call the. attention of persons
" requiring the insertion, of Artificial
Teeth, that we have tercived n fine 'a-sor;-
men' IF them and purpose IN supply persons
wishing a beautiful material for ornament
and use, and of the best workmanship, at
moderate prices, { ON a inple tooth to CON.
plete sets. A. l.. PLOUGH g. SON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
NEW MANDATORY
BOOTS and SHOES.
HOFFMAN 1t JONES.


Take this opportunity IL informing thei,
friends and The Pablo generally. that 'hs,
are prepared to manufacture BOOTS ant
SHOES at short notice, and In Tho mos
approved style.
They warrant n smooth and easy fl In
all tases.
o. Store m Lafayette street, next Il
Dalsbeimet a y mon. Ebtg
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

JUST RECEIVED per .. d. Gipsey.
ROPE all size,
TIN Wafe,
COFFEE Mills, ID
SODA Biscuit.
sMEKED BEEF,
REEF Il Buffalo Tongues,
TOBACCO,
OLD Jam. Rum,
FRENCH brandy,
,sHAfs Hams v%erysuperior fur sale by
Feb 6 5Ot. NJ. b. WOLFE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
MERCHANTS q PLANTERS
f5tYtvsffAf

| MERCHANTS 81 PLANTERS
mutual,
TNgU1RAEUm UOM[P AUX Y,
Permanent Fund. by act Of ,nco,pota-
ton. 100000.
ID ors.
VIM. I%atiplIlin. G.. Il. Gutter.
C.thbstt Dullitt, Abrn. vanbibher.
Joseph Mem I'd, IL. Ssynaanshi,
Elliott Hublnne. e. A. Bulhley.
Peter Marcy, VIM. II. Pattison,
Kendall Dunbar. VIM. Cttia,y,
Samuel Iamiser. Charles Pride.
john Hall.
WIN. LAUGHLIN, President.
C'uritBEHr RuIltTT. fice President.
JOS NASH, RAn,uary Eb'vaRp RawLt. snliti.
tor tyM4 Chr tsry. Notary JnHs II, HusuET, NJ.
D., Examining Physician, Baron RouGE.
The Merchants and Planters Insurance Company
haviilg 81, amount subscribed in cash and well 90.
cured iiotes, imply sufficient for all contingencies, is
now pfet,a rel b., receive applications and make ill.,
snrais.s III the uflire Of their agent IN Fite. Marine.
and River Risks. and also upoii The lives ef white
persons and slases.
Ills Company Ia establish On the Mutual prinei-
pie Of insurance. whereby every person ins,ring
will, it becomes interested In ita success and its pro-
fts are divided among its customers, payable Ill cash.
instead ofscfip, ,
WIN s. PIKE, Agent.
MaftL ttl aIRlu I'm,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
New Assortment Of Drugs,
Medicin es &c

The subscriber has entirely renewed his stock of
Medicines and has just received a full assortment Of
French. English and American chemical products
selected with the greatest care and warranted Of the
best quality. Among The articles recently received OF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
|. O.O:F.

u 6akEs DE SOTO LODGE,
c~ ~ NO 7.
s.SAgAsAa, J Ssty# Regular Stated Meetings.
e@ As~&IT @A1s every Thursday Evening.
MAEN0 LA ENtAMPMENT, NO. l.
Regular Sta ted Meetings. the second aud fourth
Saturday Evenings in earl, month. jan &c.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

Hosieritsn If all kinds, Silk, Merino. Alpa
cas-. all %colors. 4
WHITE GOODS.
Sn iss Muslin, white .Mcone,s. Danity.
Swiss Edgings and lnsertingp, Thread do,
Linen Bobbln-a large assortment.
STAPLE GOODS.
Domesticsc-atl kinds, Tickings, white.
red, yellow and gteen Fiannels, all qualit. ea
Calico Il \
Ladies' Merino u ndershirts:
All of which having cen carefully selected
in New York, phtlalelp hia, NeNatk and New
Orleans. will not fatlto satisfy The expectations
Of buyers, both with regard 10 prices aud s,yloa,
Oct 6 n 80.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

VICTOR HEBERT'.
- ESPECTFULLY into ,s the inhabitants
III Fast and West baton Rouge, that h. 10.
now receiving hi W ntni stock. and 10 desit Gus
Of a continuance ofthair fasors.
IS X s.
Plain, plaid,r Manageable, snnali stripes, figured,
rich in de-, Drotade poult de q tie, Gros
de Khin and painted souI#rd flo ance
Silk--all eolors, black and white
N Saiins
DRESS GOODS
Bareges, silk tissues, plain
ard small fly lures. rich d lains,
Mo,air lnstfe, Mado,nas change
able striped and blk. Alpaca mourning
Collars aid I!andk'fs.
FANCY ARTICLES,-
LADIES' C~ravats, Bettt5 " Buckles, Corset
Laces silk aud linen BraiIs falI ee.ore)
Cords, Gall kinds, fancy Baskets, lair
and lootl, Brushes. Ilair-p,n shell,
buffalo and ON dressing ard
tuck'a. Combs, Comb Cleale 9,
Fancy Bags & putsep,
Gin great quantities)
and a
THOUSAND
other little things in his
line. (which are too numerous TO mention.
LINEN GOODS
Bird'a,eye Diaper, Irish Linen, Linen H1hfs i,
Enbr5ide / d do linen l'oweI and 1 aple Cloths
--(1- 3
Hosierits If all kinds, Silk, Merino. Alpa.
cos an r,fnrs 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
BATON ROUGE COLLEGE, LA.

Mn. and MHs. Ford assisted by their Daughters,
will open q SEMINARY for the education 81 young
Ladies', at the above place to VI, Motitg
The 5hh. !. OF. next. From their long experience and
previous success. they fiatter themselves that they
will be able to establish n School OF he first order,
and II, merit the patronage Of Baten t,o,,ge, and the
neighhofing country
Besides teaching the usual and higher English
branches, they instruct III The French. Latin German
atid Italian LANGUAGES, Drawing and Painting. with
Music. vocal and instrumental, on the Piano. Harp
aud Guitar.
The eminenee Of their Daughters in Music was
Acknowledged in Philadelphia, and at Richmond in
Virginia. They are we'll know, M accomplished
musicians In New Urleurs and Mississippi.
They rain give reference to people Of The first res-
pectability at New Orleans, and at Matches and its
t~eialbo, iivpl and fatter themselves that they have
gained already seine friends in Hatan Rp,ige.
Terms, for a period u Fise Months. from entry
Board, eco 90
instruction In English nn'ler 10 years, 20 90
Instruction il English. over 10 yaars, rs %
Languages other than English. each, 10 90
u Drawing, Painting, 10 90
Music. 80 90
Applications may he addressed in the NEAR time 10
them. at The r. T. Aesietny, Washington Mississippi.
Ioneortlia IsrELLiaEHeEh will please copy until
the 9Th November lB49.
aep,. 20 f3Gtf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
WESTERN
INSTITUTE.
Georgetown, Ky.

BOA8R y OF Y IS s.
The Ali,tant General. together with five ft persons.
To- be annual appointed Ivy the Executive. 10 attend
examination al least once IN the wear. according TO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
TO TIE FASHIONABLE

The undersigned respectfully informs the
Ee1A, citizens Of Baton Rouge, aud vicinity, thu
Es.sA The addition, to his In rge assortment Of watches
and Jewlery st.. he has just received n fresh supply
OF the lai,dsonest and most fashionable l,nt,erns fol
summer. persons wishing. IL get cheap and aon6
In rEaiws would do we'll to call on him. as he il lie.
tertnined to sell low for cash. and lower thar the IN me
article can be furnished In the oity.
RG. DELARODOTIF..
Harvey House May ee, 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

CAST ADVANCES made on Cotton, Sugar and
Molassss shipped TO FrelIsen 4 Co. by
THOS. PRENDERGRAST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
THE BEST REMEDY EVER
KNOWN 10 MAN.

rspp r,,,sbs. Asshpa. G yIds. Crepp, bronchitis,
Z lnausnsa. bleeding Of the Lungs, Difficulty ID
Breathing. Liver Affection, Pain Of Weahnsss et shs
Breast Or eide, First Stages Of Cons ,,tnp'ior.,, DE-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

An extra charge II made for Music, Draw
ing. dancing, use Of Piano, &c. Young Ia.
dies boarding in The establishment are TO DO
fl, nished will, Bed, Bedding, Towels, Table
Napkins, Silver Spoons, Knife AMI Fork.
New Orleans, 1549.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06
nELAnKAnLE cuREs.

l, Janss NJ. Humphreys, q justices Of The Peess.'n
nd for said county and sirte. do certify shas The o.
huvs natrad Rhodes Dohot,ey subscribed and itn,ls
nth II the foregoing certificate. b. fore ms. this t7tA
dsy Of Fsbus nv, 1919.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
PATENTS.

q ETTER FILES.-The Patent LEAF
HIHOLDER, an entirely new style OF LETTER FILE,
for holding Letters Invoices Bills or other papers Tor CON
yenicnt reference believed be fur superior TO anything
now in use for that purpose Those requiring such an art
Gle requested to call and EXAMINE For sale wholesale
az BFfI, 4 GOULD Staioners &c 1853 Nassan-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

NTOUSE and LOT for SALE.-The
a AThree Story Brick House and Lot, 80 Chrysest is
offered for Sale by The subscriber The Lofts - feet VIDE
been bu ard occupied by the owner has marble manels
in basement and in first and second stories Counter
finished basement A large yard, Win grass
plot and piazza. Croton the premises 5000
may remain Bond and Mortgage For further pariici.
lars inquire of the Subscriber III Raynors BOOK store,
76 Bowery. lo25 2t' HIRAM RA1NOh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
PATENT OFFICE

GAUTION.-The PAIEN | or lie
" having decided in favor Of NJ RAY as ne FihSf
and TRUE INVENTOR OF the INDIA AU bbE-h RAIL RAIL,
ROAD SPRING, and against W. {. Fuller VINO had
claimed the same his inYenton, and at whose insnsauoh
and that of Horace H Day. (who has manufactured ne me
talic or vrcanized Rubber for such sprngs several aI,
road Companies have inrnged, not only upon me rgn OF
the said NJ Ray and rendered themselves laoe or arg
damages but also upon the patentrghts OF CHares Goo
wear against ell OF whom suits for damages or lnHlnse
neu ill be commenced IN the event OF failure 10 Feco'e
compensation speedily against Horace h. Day ..s
All Railroad Companies cautioned against infringing
mon the said patent gis Of said Charles Goodyear OF oI
+ NJ Raw By the use of such India Rubber Gar springs,
and for all future infIingements actions VIII be nIaseIy
commenced. r. 81. ma l, Oil i. 80 80 10 r. r.
Annexed copy of the official certificate from me Con-
missioner OF Patents.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, WAsHlNGFoS, u u
18th September 1880
SIR You are hereby informed that in the case OF NE IN
reference between your claims and those OF W T. Fuuef,
uDon which hearing appointed 10 take place on the
second Monday in August the question Of priority OF nYe
ton has been decided in your favor enclose copy OF
the decision. =. -, 4.....-
of those concerned
Stoned DEWITT c. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
Mi Fowler NJ. Ray,
c. NJ Keller, Esq. New ORR go;
Tie Office OF the New England Car Co s removed to l04
Broadway. n, Y. Oh "t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
For SALE.

FNYERY MAN HIS OWN LAND
H LORD-MOUNT MORRIS HOMESTEAD, in the
Twelfth Ward-lOCO lots for sale by subscription and
PAYABLE BY small weekly instamens The subscription list
now open and $4,000 worth of improvements are al
ready under contract Money viii be advanced to build
be paid by small monthly ins;anens about eqa 70
the rent This certainly the best opportunity ever offered
of purchasing home with its rent Prospecuses and
fnIher particulars may be had on application to the preSi
dent Secretary OF the American building AssociaNoh
JOHN BRUCE, % Plattst
oof IL S JESSIJRUN Clinton Court Beekman-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
no 0OOACRES OF TIMBER LAND

IOa51esSs1hSSs VII H.1 1a4 RHH he head @a 5l59
Connecticut River about 8 miles above Cobrook bounded
on the east and west sdes by Indian and Halls Streams The
widest distance across said land is miles, aud running
each of said streams or miles 1t s closely set with
heavy timber OF the best spruce, white pine rock maple and
veloY birch which when cut be easily aoated down
he Connecticut River The Atlantic and st. Lawreace
Railroad crosses the river point within miles Of the
above land. For further information apply to
iyz5 law4mcSat DAVID HYDE. Lowell Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

Roros AquEDucT DEPARTMEFro iaSci,sS Plopes1,
" SEWER BUILDERS -ssassd Pfopooas Al tbs oAes .,
the crotos Gqusdae, Depsrtnsn aEid ,a Gross w.
O'Clock, P b. build ss~sf N gr10s ,i q ~
and a. aforaoa fss o s,'gs NICHOLS pEa "a
Application 10 ths Con:rne; "rh =, ~, oIo
P,nsde1t Crptoa Aaurduc Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

AT PRIVATE SALE, the Two-Story
LABRICK HOUSE and Two LOTS of GROUND on
onehun4 red 1 loo feet from the F9u[
Also LOTS Of GROUND on the Fourth-av. and One
hundred and twenty ghts adjoining the above EachLot
Part of the purchase money remain on bond and mort
gage For further paricular5 apply to ANTHONY j.
BLEECKER. AucLioneer, Broad-sl. OF Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

COUNTRY SEAT on the Hudson.--For
" sale FARM OF about 30 acres, in the Village Of Hast
ings Il mes from the city The house Is new, built
OF stone in the substantial manner, In modern style,
with z rooms and has of the most commanding views
of the and adjacent scenery 1t unes unusual pctur
esuue prospect with convenience and retirement The
grounds in the finest order well supplied with great
variety Of fruit The whole part will be sold on epplca-
ton to the proprietor the promises Hastings the
Hudson n. Y. lola 2Wf ALEXANDER BRINE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

cu,ron Hov,. Collector. Once OFT L@@ "a,
DROPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS ofsleL ~,
of Screw Pile Romer Shoa New YoA Haroor aAo
TO BE- completed months Of acceptance
agreeaby 70 the following specifications VIZ: Ia
The Beacon constructed OF Y0undat'on 70 -
formed BY wrought pes II feet ong aad ches
diameter attached 10 dichefs paent screws OF ee dshss
pixies be places the center and eight on os ~
ges octagon Of 20 the heads Of three P
bs feet the sand Of The sho arg "
Be fitted cast IRON ubsv-Lhe cer'Fal cna vertical me 90,
ened aud 70 the censf where they ht 1910 Sa
c0ncai capuate to TWO parts concentrc 10 each .
keyed this tnbetne OUTER
Of the ncu>d ard fastened heteo oy s
ksysesc OF thess Eh ebowand they are " G %
ends9 inches external diameter
iDchat the Junction Of thss4 t1b-s with the h1aas OF
piles. be periphery bars trre-eatg the sides Of .ho "a
Tie ends VI the tG5e-a7s eafs 70 90 Of f1.h ~ ao
inches dameeraso 70 Be sight adial ties from ne ssossr
he center roethsss adul uss 70 ~ tn 30
wrought ncnes 6aibetsr alt tke Eo & irt
A By inches Of depth on hs
Also 10 be eight tension RODS VI Efh roabd
10 pile, and sdatng upwards rom vs bos
bottom tubes whore they attached BY noos az eao q
Dimensions aod set WITH turn buckles tnbs
center be inserted sad tube Th tauest isss
diameter 4 acu ilaA and 10 feet long Has erca
,o,nt Al can tss tuh- Se attached the Top
apuea at tie distance of mt as o5s and 9s t Il
adopted Distinguish the Beacon from The one a. % tts
tsd shoal,be nisr Hs nsrs sfnare cay IspnCF
This globe mafk TO be Sanst-r sulbc'ent 70 N
ly vslbs use mics OF as black bali 4 ard free kUa
All the castings ia la, Bacou 70 De perfectly soqhd AZ sy sye4
flaws wrinkles an hs oat5 20 be carefully psa
The hight Of the Beacon TO Dc ~ feet aooys No nom H
or 81 eet above high Wafer, aud hns dfA" l"
be tangent 70 tue horzoa Al the ds;aBee ~ bd sPpt
The contractor viii BE- required 20 enter tbs sas
securty double coLtfaf N 4, compoa
structure shall saad for rom me Of h's Eaat
mies.
Adra of the plan mar bs at ~ o 9SSzLL Collector, y
ole I'M n nAflp ------- -
issl-I0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
FARM FOR SALE

XTALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
VIII be sold by the subscribers at public vendue, on
Friday the 2Oth day of December next nj O'Clock T. NJ on
the premises the valuable farm lately owned by Caleb
Smith Green, deceased, situate ~ Lawrence township,
miles from Trenton from Princeton and near The Law
rencevile Church and male and tenae schools The farm
is wen yyatercd and 1913 acres about 80 OF winch
ARE wood the residue meadow and arabic land in high
state of cuyaon Upon the premises are stone dwell
iughouse4 floor, and two tenatlt-ouses for
w0kmen large and convenient barns corncrbs, carriage
house toohouse and other oubudings all IN good repair
TWO apple orchards pear orchard and other irt-trees
Lime and can be uuloaded and gram and produce
shipped on the Delaware and Rartun Canu, within miles
of the farm.
Persons desiring to view the premises can do so by call
ing at the dweling-house the tarm; For further M
formation apply CALEB 5. GREEN, i'll the city OF
Trenton-Dated October l5 1880
HENRY w GREEN, v,o.r,oro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

> 70 1gALL OF BEcoRDaS;,sssssssss
e "a At :. tIs oeees. p NJ % 'G sso saSnG
seati ala and aliiGlo :. 1 s,.sesrlnsat--
ms WI JOHN r. DODGE D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

STREET DEPARTaES1
SprposaIs viii % 'seeiF'
uu,ii Tuesday. November
he on Ihirtieth. THIRTY sn'
AMI AAdi,on avenue. Flafs
can be hat on sppLeatoe !.
Oct ~, 1880 O%J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

Dr. WV. y, ALcorr spoke on the Physical
Education Of Females. He corrected an error of
George Combe in his book Of travels, that the
women OF America were very beautiful, because
Of their white transparent skin. This was ao:
true beauty; it Was an indication OF diseased
skin. Ii had been thought that high develop.
ment Of physical power was Incompatible with
high intellectual ana moral power This is not
rights ot both sexes to tnll opportunity Tor the
Development OF their powers
Mrs. Rose addressed the Convention in short
but animated speech, showing that women were
9Ncuriye, and that the reason they have not pro
laeed high inventions IS that lhey have been con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

viii comply with toe farms OF ds proposals of
Indian goods dated sspa0s 1850 the contract should =
awarded him. and enter INTO bond for the execution o. ns
within the tune prescribed"
Tho OF Former Yeas open Tor The Sp'a'a
bidderD. L. LEA: -.
s2s 3tawtN2 Conm,sslpner Of Indian Ahaa~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26


oral, Of tbs pan mas b '''a 4 aAx8ELL Collector
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-27

DO you think people aretroubled as much
with fieabottomary, now, doctor, as they used
to be before they discovered the anti-bug bed
stead ?' asked Mrs. Partington of the doctor
of the old school who attended upon the fam
lily where she was staying
'sPhlebotomy, madam" said the doctor
grayely, "is remedy, not a disease"
"Well, WELL /" replied she, mo wonder one
gets 'em mkt up, there is so many Of 'em,
We never heard in old times of tonsors in the
throat, or embargoes in the head, or neuorol-
ogy all over us, or caunsternation in the bowels
as we do nowadays. But it's an i'll wind
that don't blow nobody no good and the doc
tors flourish on It like green baize tree But
of course they don't have anything to do with
it-they can't make 'em come or go"
The doctor stepped out with agenteel bow,
and the old lady watched him till his cabrio-
let had turned the corner, her mind revolving
the intricate subject of cause and effect.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-27
AIIsTRIA AND HuNGARY.
Canse of Slr Robert Peel,s Death.

The Sudden and violent death of Sir Rob
ert Peel caused a great sensation in England
and France. The English papers are filed
with extended notices of his life and character,
and in speculations as to the effect his death
will have on the politics of his country, On
Saturday evening, June e9th, while proceed
ing from his residence in Whitehall up Con-
stitution Hill, his horse suddenly shyed at
something passing, kicked up his heels, and
threw Sir Robert over his head on his face.
Although rendered insensible by the fall,
he retained hold of the Ieius, and the animal,
being thus checked, lost his footing, and fell
heavily upon the baronet Several gentlemen
passing rendered the necessary assistance, and
the ex-Premier was placed in a carriage and
removed to his house in Whitehall, in an in
sensible condition. All the medical talent in
London was soon at his disposal Their uni
ted efforts werc unavailing After lingering
till IL o'clock on Tuesday night, the great
statesman expired in the SD year of his age
Inreply to an offer by Sir John Russell, in
in the name of Her Majesty and of the nation,
of public funeral, the family declined the
honor inasmuch as It was Sir Roberts last
wishthat he should be buried in Drayton Alb
hey, with as little parade as possible.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-27
TIle Ne,r secrefnrr ofWar.

Mr. Bates, of Missouri, is one of the ablest
men in the Union. He has not been an active
politician for some time. AT the Western I'm
pr0Eemens Convention at Chicago two years
ago, Mr.. Bates was chosen President of that
vast and most intelligent and patriotic body.
His course and speeches on that occasion
were highly applauded by those present. and
by the press ali over the land. Though liv-
ing in Missouri a slave State, yet he owns no
eldues, and, we think, never has We have no
doubt from the character and reputation of
the man be viii make one Of the most popular
and efficient heads Of the War Department
that the nation has ever had
70. S. Journal.