davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
urrta lIffqa CHrsn. Caroline ~. n.

haf n. 1885,
u. GfatHe r 1ttYha@&ira ttatf1a tpeff e,44e
nf1m ittiei van the composition Il yntf tht1ahia
lHl. ~ fttf'telE. snfis ,7Yn NJ ftlffn yf7fa ma. t tr,4,s
tlss'l 'lttht fer'9 IN my private F%raf fita tvlft ataira
sgt'"ss. aril sitIl tentiniie f. 10 50 Fs long us m,t
tfeftire medicine md ttttf t4ts efeet uit4~u+s III
'a"'ahTfl!l sitfi' WI ne fonEs e tie taftttr as q
onfa "tri ]et'iciettt ]fffthiYe h I'll ttssa nlsfa II prrs
gaitTe Is t%teceasaFy. tptts " tn reRfHt.
Ions f. tens. ii. u.
ba frgbrel fad stt by ttAatt4 Il ntIYgtry,
q tlliI WlFiesple l,eis &tere. l'0l1nofr. And iy
iufs 4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Seng for an American Editor.
wUtt.a wht,hef

"A W " " ~
@=@4
I'm Of the pretsl I'm OF The rr,.st
My throne Is a simple chair,
ask no other majesty
Than strikes tho EoseSthcre,.
Thy horse Of Ere ohcys my nod.
My e]eujrjrrs walk the sra,
The lightning ia their Gamma nance,
Al Arts command tor mc
I'm Of the T,rsr' In Of tie ryossl
no mcnash h. wear the trawnss
wait my pea across the page,
AN3 crowns have ,RmIlci 1owa.
The rlaoas Goat oa~-ihc aetieHs s,risei
W,aort, ihe thamlcr rolls;
within, tHn,od the quiet though,
Tia; changes al the souls,
I'm Of the Press I'm otthc prcsei
The deal around me ,bFoHs!
Their awful voices Whisper 7}tas,
Their eyes t,gHl the ~II-otg.
Frca them | gather jay aad strength,
Nor heed pale Error's currc,
My Gath is gol large As ,hr arcA
lie gave his Universe
I'm Of the presSl I'm at tho rressl
Ny hSs; cmhatt)sd types,
With thcr | qacli The tyraa;'s horde
And rear the stars AMI stripes.
leivc my hani b ailuy race,
they alter Focei o,n's srls
caFihmy say AND bend my knee
not Ill alone 10 GeA, q o ~
htterly.
them, nor ways roa wisely e'ck,
- ha.i,,,ss IS da,scrve with care;
M yea spaak-so whom yoa speak
Aud how-SDl whea-anl whereof
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
NOTICE.
STATE 0E LOUISIANA.
Parish of East tsa.an IsAuge,

WHERFAS Eli Montgomery aud Margaret
w u. Allison, inhabitants OF the Parish Of Easi
Bate Rouge having intention 10 emancApaic their
slave Solomon a black man over the age OF thir-
ty years; every person who may have any legal
opposition 70 said emancipation, are hereby re-
qtiired 10 file said opposition IN the office Of the
Clerk ofthe Court OF said Parish within forty
days, from the date of this notice.
sept. g, Cts. l., e. MORRIS, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
New Assortment CT Drugs,
Medicines &c.

IT1fT sabecdbcr has entirely rersezsdh is ID
Il stock OF Medicines aad has just recssved VIZ
a fall assortment Of French English and -
american Chemical products selected with the
greatest care and warranted of the best quality,
Afnong the articles recently received AID prepas'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
GarpeGings, Rugs 6 Oil Cloths.
". D. PHILLIPS Il BROTHER.

". D. PHILLIPS 4 BROTHER,
OFFER for sale one OF the most extensive and
" elegant assortment of Carpetings TO be found
ii the city, consisting Of English and American
Three Ply. all of the latest and best designs, also
"a large lot Of Ingram Carpets at prices varying
from 80 10 - cents per yard, oil Cloths varying
n width from 8 to 6 feet all of which will be sold
feper cent less than any other establishment, TO
prove which. a call il solicited. sept II,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
AVIS.
ETAT DE IA Observation-Disclosures
tl'ASt Baton Esoure,

A TTENpU qn'Elje Montgomery ct Marquee
IA rito y. Allison, halniaat Ia rar)iske FIST Ba-
ton Rouge, ttyatit flptention d'cinaneirer letr eg.
clave Solomon, aeefe au.iesstis dc l'ana de trente
ans toas eeiS qai ont q~ltelq0es objections ltggiea
q Ia .hte emancipation aont par ID prGsentc requis
dc d6poser letlr dite opposition an hurean de gref-
fer de h eopr de III dita paroiese taps quiranie
jours 10 In daid du present avis.
sept. Is, Cts. /. &. MORRIS, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
TOWNSHIPS sAgsipARiLLl.

TtstStFH Gs isgAEffAs II :
fltf EFne4 B1s4s Hfsf fits BAnhrftilT aATffess u 4
ssafsAlHfila t9t sais II tHf aihaFeff idsus esHsdl a ?
tU*tfssiHita SsqtatfFfiiiHs III n ~Hawaftsted w. ina ufsfata
sHli GBHtiisE, aHl all tiats Ttti3 tHA nssrid N III 4attgy
nh nsFst sfst bHt sss ~fsrfaAtfy i ss9fgsf I'll fHiitAsdA. III
1alss ard tMe liksA sei he asStsftsa the iitfe ~ Usstnf fbHtts
rlftta,aa III rHiniH4 Etatit mr. s'ff4t he ~ tHia Hs sass chs
ans aiitftlsH ts8 fsedisst s%ttivois4 aiaf ~ptt.stiesl fof fasts
seafst Il, Fer the truth w. be. ht4At HtHftrra i~hefiiaifa 4
Nv N hs tiiA sHtti ttiftdi fstrkef fhfsfsEfssaH }atfhp
isttks bait Ii the ~tl#ffitts f md vAtaejty IT the tttns [ eisi
fr13t sincerely. ny fAa feRet 9t4tiH tfthse a~taihfehts III httu.
safu NJ ~ 'rel fYhstt will Hfeh teAtfits bs fattsst Ant itfisi-
nj N vi tteif tleaFihes and i~HEersttfse t&ith 1ifit. ttilav
fMf ft a3iaisl ~ Dire ftsl Eiajtt II HsaEf iifft III itfnt!
a~ffstafifa hts thisthrs, sfatia# ths iHiee stas he sTfsaa
fJ3kt. ~ M ihl1elfhtif II sighsfk i4the tdeifesa 1ttt#A
9Ht iags tahii iastttifs aNa tlatlliaa9 ne 10 MI tt1s+itfe
fattfS 4, httltr e fhtfitess Tie ptifit With NE Ftllrl shft
Ne tNf fftrtFrte Saf#5 safiita 7tHA fnetii aee9itfs5 ~ iafhri
Stsshtg,iAp; itaa from lie yf f~tgtfetts ORR mn it8tt.
W. Tits q r. Jbt7ttsttHl AaBs / haFr sttt NE fs Of M
haths f4 VI 4 iSesk 1 FFtlt st4s hin esp II 10 yHi ts4i
lute thr ainsls suiitaty ftbat df tfiia; Hit %AfHfefrthts n
fldtrfsltt, Ssitntatt 4 ~. art ftiii,te nh d tfsstis ~
S~1lsehctfs, sttnpiy ttaie ~ tietttet TIE tfAbiti ard Keep
HE ttHth ihY9r n tsRsft N his s4sf fftp, Hft3tHti}H s1f,.
STS5Yfas Tlir If a tf ifiaH The ttif5tis "a t~tftlsass s9ae h#i
~ JfG9tf tdshseHf's 81 eHbttifi4. IA tfHg iii IL tts
M t,ettHf's tieHttk9f; his ftsfHs TINT " Arms aatF m
aSSeftsi urs1ttl sa So tg{ft 1T Arms
fffieipH tgfss. tN Ntssaa stsst. Y Y .sity
81 jAttgtl row ftEENMs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Selling e! Reduced Prices.

ME remainder Of my ia-re and weii-assorfad
i stock OF SUMMER GOODS. Persons de-
sirsns bargains would do well to call Immediately,
bargains can he had. AMI no mistake.
a1g o. c. AXIOM Lafayette ST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

A witness examnedi in onSSo Tho
coprts Of Illinois. naan q triai. conc@niag
Q horse traan, was asked by ee counsel
OF the defendant how the p!aiGIif geasr-
ally rode,
"He generally rides astradne, SIN"
How GSses he rad in coapae p
III he has 4 good horse, always Keeps
up
How does he ride when ha Is alone p
Really, cannot say, for I never WINS
in company with him when he ro3e by
himself" U
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Ladies' Watches

A L0Tof Ladies' Watches. d. The most 20
q fashionable make. just imported frcrn Tr1A
Europe and for sale by S5
june $ ly. GEO. n. HEROMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

NJ H|. II M 4&M&%M
n Wi s.
sasa assss
assssF Il faAksggN33
9 s|AI I'M M
IMgA#g# fssSFa WfATSSS$W
Nf fssssAaN VIxMsN&sT
Ns s##5asSI fIMSy
akFMA$ " AsHHS$S
~, ssS ,
TN s. EnpulI I~UsFuErnH.
ohH ~ Htt1'fb = - iiatitN1
1lih DtfiiNAtI iIsi bgbttR or IItE
GabtttfJa tn48uEau .a~raauari1Ia
oibf ,t.sissait : + NTH sts + 1gs.s sa1 r.
Ifs ne' y I3pg y q" n u1ff1.jI5 NJ njEii49tljEHAsn
Rdhytpdnfhh as,ts9 t..stl r. aaA .4,attli.i 4
+ sft ste i ~ Il II @as. f1aa,84st i I'sa 4 7 f,s 's1p e Il MI i,
y. .ss. .' tiki. <. '4 !, III. = . G.+lte.s'7 III, & . ,st.i i ,,.,g j-. r1 4, b.. b..
HEALING roWtr.
ta nf,s ara t i, H. ~ tsa2 80 H,a aha !. u II h. ','r,rss
AZ 'de lf1tslh anl Iafesath q Re is9f t@,fsiahy ~ 4 N
tntne tt-tF7'as Il aaetts tri'14t q sfsf'sfFtthhf m
rhd M ]stngrs VI NJ III httaf ]pet4ass ~ @tiasaai
Il pf,a stitaft"t II fi i5st4iatfy Fl ssi sf ts ls'syt s, dissas tns XIX ~
~. mug ~ yer tfHhsht 'nt5 ff1f'itsttitnl Y re 'f'#t'tfHt-
c f vti knssa e ,n.if~ni ,5@r frtl4'f' ,nsa, ]e's1ittrs'
IT, ", = 81 +, ,l,al, t fstatljd Il 1.1.s'r,9S Z n ~. r..
tsp rse q 81 t]tgtsrfe5. 81 nns If - . raata.
XVI tnfI enJfttE @yapg Its ~, y ~ " ,ns n tnn'ai'''
h d t,rss n II sfja,fst Il Il ~ Il XXX gri4 II Il 4te Hs I'D"
bat,,iU. .,yas, lssf. sfs ths 5l y ssas,,;a3 fssyja,s w..
Mrs q t4 ,'ot. 7thifl. fis@ = Z ~ ita ts.".
e l iG l, ssI. e. I = ta,t !. ,tsta the ta's a . .aai.st e. I.
tt"a..a,iFtt' n. 1n WIKI Tt}tt ~ s1ss1t.tst 4gI I'M WIKI haats ~ a ans
t4h,tmdPtt T. !. Sst3ssii Il eesgt59s tpf33ffft.h T9Rffs esa4 s2 gtssEHijE"4
t,4b NH d nl ., a.,isins k H. ~ ~ ~ 'Hi"'
sAfsArAhiLft
tafysrstiita t3gi att Bfst %rttnor=t, e~7ttgtBite -sp#se .,
srfhiints afil q f@ftiaarHfihtI y %eftfasfad +tf ttjtrtta
tteP ey4ty f5tr,t,ls u h.s.jeaSstf,1e Y fsfttt' v = t.Hr'
n@3 ei.af4ttthtf fef9ts HTl thits I z rendered iftsaiabl'
81 itt'7e ny ~ ne 7Alt4lie +tFf Fteflte properties: re-.
To- e 2 Il, e.. i !. .,sa. .1n .,,.t tar..fa. .s.a' )" '''
tts.as H. 49,, III ~ az sns.' s'ss ice - .,.,
49, '.|"n \. y lsff H. #aF S ~ AZ ptofV N sasaI
l taa :" f i"llty H. ~ ~ - VIZ W. f4f" a"i "r"'" e"""
kJ&RfTmPjII&, HyHpEpSfi. frt IffEY-
It99r HaIILIId 4 9tt69 ~ VI ~ ljtf7to NJ
otS EHffPTfgF5. tfttLkS. BLr7GHE4
~ iupt1Hity I'm RIA PtGGD
Il N sRtsr2f Z md ,sfksfis Aftsaas ii At ]ssnni4if.. ~,
IKE a53t.i rirssfss ils LINK, 6ir s ! II bIss9 "a, H. ab..g
gitatat.at II III basa Will issy 81 t-alts tSts sftN''4 ssa
" ags5t, atAs r. hs.f i ! has 81 /. ftgs, 4 M. aet.'n.
n1a"s, f II, tm XXX u .s,ass. =, q ~ ~ tna : ,"H tt vms IA 49, -,
"t,sf i.tt
.staust.IrsJ i a. NJ IN pyt. III Gin sR4s IN
~ fffNti,E Ef}sfpfaiM1!A
~ ThFFs %7nfL% ~ easeMI = XXX aiHg y nanlla
fHa"s x j a ~ XXI n.ga IA XII s4''sst \ !, .s,4 ,,",dt TX tgss'
anb + aa+flt,fl - ag'ts4 H. ~ s7I'as a.1nt!tgr xxx D,ssasss
a1s Wy. II gaas :.
-. ssrts.'a - f, .as' : ! { 80 49, u Tr.,.s, s.,
Nni tfi4 lteYFgf y hsf J. Ht = pnu.a r. ~"
gtaf r. S5taW n !. ~ 4ss.n MI e t""s D77''s'
"tfsFHtrfs fWt"p,F ~ s. ~" 4 as9,s"s' = ..ta ,e4.a.
tnfte4 ~ s'e'ftsfi rf9 s'Ths fmtl ftfNff'hr', f'tisysf ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

$50 yoa would nat iaae me to la tyvea-
r." said a Young ladr = her partner
while dancing tie PsSSIaaa q few evening
sgo. IN hat conld yoNiakei Ne for then =
FOR better or for worse" REPLIED he,
and sac was r1.&rsns 10Th.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
!, r. WADDILL, DRUGGIST,
sgtH,1sassa aud ajBsursfs,s ss

s"sNs8F BE FIFTH EHHAsf sTFaEHEs7sA hEHs
AS Just faeeivHd 4 full and t6tnnints az
\ settmntt Of Dftieaald Medicines. Rtdei III
lie viii sell at The l3syest Tasa Fifsssa At his Isl
stars will LIS i1iss,d
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16
Frasa Turnin Seeds.

20 LBS OF fresh Kentucky and Louisiana
~ white fat Dutch L arnip Seeds. fitmt receiv-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

STAR AND SPERM cANDIEs-sa hexes
~ for sale II the Planters Sore IA. s. Chlirch
81 jasesyly n. b. W0LFF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

them, nor l""FS M" NS7IF e'SN'
.p.ha>ila,& "'Sof'e wa care;
! Nh yea spaak-so whom yaa speak
And how-Sal wben-ana where I'D
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-16

fnHiEf8tt'a If1T@s' WtfVHhfl Hone Tiiirtnnt. NH
Fhdiai Vegetable tlftit. r. 4satfauttI ~ sufe anT casp
# Hhe'thttt#in, tieti. ( ~aatratitI Chords. at4f afh4
tipF, ,r sill j0ihia, STRENGTHENS Wtsk Limbs. mt
rnnliia9 tl'0sa vito ara etilflpI f. yTalk aeains ise
me %afiitif ntii IT, etirtl. ergo ]tyifedel il httd suffer ne
Fhi PLEASE. certificates IT eirth nv tie hundred tati
be setrh y 'orlIamlt-st. n I, vtafe His aftit'e
il aNLl LanlA nnnninh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17

got very hard names, as you may remember, and
even lsst year this party paraded the city with
the Governors iiisy hung or burnt forget which
-denourced Mackenzie az Republican, Rnt
b,ok the windows and sashes ofthe house he lived
IN. burnirg and banging him in eigy, along with
,bs Chancellor and Minister. Mark the change -
The now invite the Buffalo folks over-treat them
weI-foist the stars ana stripes on rhe City Hall
.rd cheer most vociferously the speech of Lawyer
smith their Mayor which is well mixed up with
he words Republication, RlpublirRn Freeion,
Repub.icsn Ho,pits ity. SC. kc.-ssid Smith hav.
inc been cordial iympa,h'er with 9TH, Border
Thieves" Of 1898 ard a regular visitor NJ Nay Is.
lard during lie military occupation, as were also
no, few more Of the city guests saw here today.
corleis ike this change Of tone 10 the Church
and State folks The border troubles compelled
England b. relax the Colonial system here, and ara
over The interchange Of civiliies between citi-
zens oftgo great and prosperous nations residiag
near each other, vii remove al preuli,es, give
rise 70 kindly feelings, srd prevent under any cir
cumstnnces o renewal ofthe burn ng OF towns AMI
destruction Of property which marked the war Of
1912 Moreover, Il IS delicate compliment =
President Fillmore, thus 70 greethis fei) E-ctzens
y ho have been so fortunate as 20 give President
b. the Union. ROGER SHERMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17

will be no doubt a decrease this seaion from last
Of ], 600, 600 bushels.
Crops. of every description, are good have
not seen for ten years, The esrth produce 10 noul
tiIully az this season. Wheat, excellent Grass
Corn, Oats Potatoes, do. Fruit not 80 uhFersahy
the case Strs berries ard Cherries were hoe
Apples do not promisovery We'll Peaches almost
a total failure.
Ir ,ersrd 20 Politics Old Onondaga rs RIGHT-
Wesre down on all npibuses sud ComProm ses'
and stick 70 our teyt Of "A ard IS" 40 more Er'
f,Hnon Of Slarert or The Save POrerF Among
the Whigs probably out OF this city, NOT moretna
one Omnibus man 10 tom In the Comfy coll1
be found. In fact, ] know towns whore no s1c1
.rcant gentleman can be found-not even sn)n{
the " Oldest inhabitants The Barnbarners are
Of the same wsv Of thinking and the mixers
youhnov, a." DO not amount 10 any certain san 10
this County.
We are all sorry to see The Tribune on the
wrong track in this matter aud hope 70 see tl5
syj,ch changed the hrst good opportunity nov
such politician az Greeley can be found WIN
the Ctsses Dickinson', Foote's and otner h l''
doueh faces | can hardly imagine, bar 70 itVs
sometimes makes strange bedielOws. Les nun
remember one thing-He IS NE ony Prge'ten r'y,'
Soiler in The ,rhoe North hGt ddo0caed me m KY
eins Dye,cyfBed bv the ThWteeH Doctors. In4t
ought 70 be enough 10 convince MIN VI" h'
training out Of The Republican Army ma.1
Ibave aaid our County is right. So You WI ma
at the primary meetings and elections thl, ALL
No Member Of Congress or MEMBER OF As'enDy
wiu ,ncceed AZ the ensuing campaign who isnot an
ont and out, uncomProniing enemy Of sl1yery, IN
All its phases. That's liked TACT fol msy
calculate on hearing OF several men being stracA
with lightning next February if d. 9. Dlcsin.on.
lie should be returned this Fall. Mark that Bot
enough for the present
10- Why is the company Of Cass,
Dickinson and FOote on a single question
worse than that Of Butler, Barnwell, jeff.
Davis, Colcock, Meade, Yenable and every
Disunionist in Congress? Why? Why2
We ask, but no one answers. The great
contemporaries triumph was won BY the
votes of every Nullfer, Disunionist and d.
termined Slavery Extensionist in Congress,
and rejoices the heartof South Carolina even
more than that of Herkimer. Mr.. +. dare
you let Old Onondags know. NhyY
I'd. Tfib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
IMPORTED oARPETINas,

SMIfH 1 LOUNsBERY are now receiving iieir sup.
Spnes for he Fall Trade, Consisting Of RO n Al TAP
ISfR1ES, BRusSE Is IMPERIAL rHREEeLY, IN
GRAIN and other CARPETING3, comprising one Of Lhs
largest complete and deolr8be sssortnen ever OF
fefed in IBIS markell
Their purchases being made srarely FOR CASH afJrds
them advantages 10 making ieec i0lf thai but few pos
tess snd entbes hem se a. The lowest pOtbie prices
Ensbh Tspesry CaTpels, from lls 10 Ia per yard.
EDglish brusseis Capes from 20 10 100 per yard
Englih Three Ply Carpets, from Go 70 l0S per yard.
Anne lean Three Ply Carpeit from 1s TO % per yard.
Englsh and American Tupeffae Ingram CHpeis, from
Sc 10 70 per yard.
English and American fne Ingram Carpets, from ia 70
50 per yard.
Commoo Ingrs!u Carpets, FROM "a 10 IL per yard.
Asc, large stock Of English and American FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS from 2 fee 10 a feet wide
DRUG0ETlNG3 e. 81 ~ and 10 Z vide, with
choice Aseuueni Of al Oihe goods connected win he
uste equally low SMITH 4 LOUhsBERY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17

HAwHo-Noo; Oh, RECORDS OF TOURIST BY caA'
TANMAs
Such is the title Of a new book which we have re.
ceived from the house Of LipPincott, Grambo &
Co. Of Philadelphia. 1t is, we believe, the sixth or
seventh book of the young author and from
hasty glance at its pages we should thak it an i'm
provement upon his former efforts. Owing to the
pressure Of Congressional matter upoa our columns,
we are unable at present to publish an elaborate
notice Of the volume but, as 1t tells its own story
we make room for the following preliminary note
~" National Intelligence.
sTorp PUBLlc.-The title and table Of con.
tents Of this volume contain al that have to ssy
In regard to its character. Ny only apology Ior
again appearing before the puoc 10 70 DO ounl y,
the treatment which have heretofore experencod
from the critics With one exception, toe more
monument periodicals Of Engl.nd and the nited
states have spoken OF my former productions IN the
most kindly manner, and sincerely thank them ior
their friendship. With regard 10 The exceptions
alluded to-the " North American hevIer II nave
only to say that its assault upon me was cruel,
prompted by an unworthy motive, and wholly I'M
deserved. | write from impulse, and Tor the Plea
sure which the employment affords. That my
books are popular 10 indeed matter OF rejoicing
but make DO pretensions Whatsoever in the inter-
AIRY line, and only desire the appreciation Of those
who are willing 70 believe me lover Of truth Of
nature, and my friends
"The word HAw.Ho.SoO was originally applied
toAmerca by the lroquois Indiana and signifies
h< eosatTy upheld on Tie back Of a turtle and my
reasons for employing it on the present occaIiOn
are simply these portion Of the volume is deTo-
ted to the traditionsry lore Of the sborgines and
the whole has reference 70 my native land
p6T We thought The North american 8
slinning Of Mr.. Lanmsn about right. lie is
lively, pleasing writer, bat entirely too
fond Of representing things not as they are,
bat as he would have them. Ed. 7rib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
OLD ONONDAGA.
Chistsnas 80 springs-syracuse,i ts New Bald.
bgs-Ths salt Frade-Creps- Politics, &c.
Correspondence Of The 7ribune.

Correspondence Of The fribans.
SYRACUSE, Tuesday. Aug IS.
1 have just returned from very pleasant
swatering.place. The Chitsensngo Springs, though
new in its claims, yet possess many attractions
during the hot months. It IL situated % miles
south Of Chit.enango Village Madison Co. and 4.
miles south OF the Railroad from which point car
yiages leave for the Springs on the arrival OF the
ears The Spring ia Of the white sulphur order,
gushing out of the hillside as white almost rs
milk, and very cool, and not unpleasant to the
saate In general debility and cuisneous diseases
Il 10 highly recommended by good physicians and
fnvshds who have tested its medicinal qualities
There 10 large fur story public house adjacent
% the Spring, welliurnished and kept in excellent
good taste, by Ma. HIM, the proprietor OF the
house and Spring There is goodly number Of
yisitors there at present well entertained by the
bowling alley, swing, pleasant walks in the wild
voods, and dancing and l can recommend this
min, to pleaaure hunters or invands with much
confidence.
Our new city still continues 70 90 ahead. Apv
.,r.h.y az buildings are being erected Ia eyery
.,e1ion of the town Largo four and Eve story
.sores are being put up by the Messrs Dinage,
yohn ID. Norton. ard ChAs. Msnahsn, and one has
'rhs Site has Just finished beautiful brick build
~ eo,tipg Gao, 600, for the Canal oficers Colec
tos Weigh master, Engineers, Superintendent,
A. Also the State is now completing an elegant
ara ehs,te building for the salt oiicers-oosling
a. o0O-composed entirely OF 0nondaga gray lime
s,nne, II is certainly sn ediice which the com.
pe,ept and popular Superintendent Of the sa.
korings, RoBrRT GERE, ESQ may well feel proud
Of 10 respect TO its architectural beauty and hne
external and internal appearance.
The Salt business this season is somewhat de
pressed, there not being yet very brisk demand
Tor il. This has al uniavorable elect upon 81 our
hn.;ncss Interests, as the Salt manufacture 10 at
he bottom Of all our prosperity. Wood is high
bringing from 81 70 50 % per cord. Barrels. how
eyef' are low, selling st fom ~ to "a cts. Ihefe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS, SC ke
CHARLES S. LITTLE,

50 Fulton o. pposie he United SialeB Hoisl Ner.Yorh
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER In Eng.is
German ard American Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools,
&c respectfully invites attention OF country merchars
mechanics and otherb making heir Sumner ard Fal pur
has.s to his very extensive AIIortnsnL conpnInE every
hing In The line and which aad constant sup Plies
are being added, al Of which are offered al he loNesi
prices, for eAih or approved credit
Cut ard WrouI hi Nails Locks, Laiches
Blick Lead Potb, Acd sand CrucibleB
Scotch Water Of Ayr stone, for marble polBhers
Turkey OIL Stone, drened and undreHed
CoorefS Tools In great variety Of tie most celebrated
manufacturers AibeTtson Conger, Hor.ou, BAr.o1,
and others
House and Ship Carpenters Tools
Blacksuilhs Tools
CAhir etmtkerf Trimming
Bullden' Hardware.
Iron. BrAs', Copper and Steel Wire
Genuine Harlem OIL and Nuremberg SAVE.
Ames Pump Augert and RimmorI Aul0lneOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES

>sJFKFhF CpURT-lu la. -. i. rea-'r..
- ssyor sssru.b sad cer,r, 80. -, .yssst.t 4
-, - III, a.rrr of Tl.v So - 4. ~ ~ Ion, u
"a b-t...r gro.f.., - = 80 H. u
I'D .te -. .sh.rsI,.r. n ~ less Nar- 4
ri Oh. ~. .rt.i.s go, '--eiat. as As-s
,-.. Cot .f,b. ST.. al ~ -. . ~ - = p n
t--t.r f.sq ~. -. b. . 20 tV '-stf
Ia. f-.i,frr. ~ ~. p.l-i. n - go. u OF - a Il
80 .-.,s - l., ..tt.s A. A., sllst "a
81, "a -. c,v IA s. ~. rsAsx
lsis ps.s.s o.. sth - th,t n ssts q = - -.
o. th. cornsrsst-rs sbv. nae.
- OF ~ ts is-e-ssl ts na.r Ia -
the, spgsu rsrs nj - a. !. -
map he ri - ts-.t ststhe- o- s,s,s
5.-stt 40 o IL arsart ard ,th,t 60,
.t4t ..st D. th. a Conn. rsr, 70 r.tr.r
81. b--. -ra,ei :. IA. s-.-- Conn -sr. 0Fs "A -.
a. Ir,r r ~. Y1rt - t.. - -t. 81 vhenso.-rt
-ors.- 49,. 20 rr,r f q ~,r +sr s.or, ~ "a, r. -
-rer. r.t. r-rort io ta. 81, tssr.rs coar :, h..
az lee. .~r-l. Ger usrt.fa.s.
Ard 80 Conn .srr-r, f-r - ratcs sursasst 10 Az
pcvs.rs m .b, a. .s.-.. A. al p, ,ssrs a. 40 s-fr.. -
A. -hran b tf tr 4 srt Tss-- 10 u. =
Co4atv IN S.- - - ., .f ,... o...ss "a. y
ocrlrarfs N an =. 4. u. 49,
.1srshv. Ia ~ a. ~ e--s
~ -, M ,...s.-,' .f ' ~ - - t'--'s n-sS
sror - hi ;. .1 sf ~ s'" t>s't - 80
-rfnr to NJ. 49, 'l ~ F'--eat 80 seg
oussonsr. Il ~ 49,. ~ z. rsh- Of - -. -
Fors wu Ia rs 80. - - sftfn} fafa, Ne Cay o. ss-t
suososd ~ ~. - 10 90 20 1ocs - Sat 20
A. loss ia. % psrr.. 49, -, .1n ~ sE
= Hsr fork, st4ais ad beng d II. 80 - -
o-nsl street sst-s-l sssb ~ "a s.a..sfg ''s-s
~ NJ ID q fafaN iaa afra