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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

HuBBELL 4 ABBOTT.
Jonathan Edwards, Esq. 90 Wall st., New Yorl

Ambrose Baker. Of Coxsatkie. ". Y. thns remarks:
~ ltnye made bricks twenty two yenrs-,iineteen
years b. llatid. and the last three years with Halls
machines. hive six Notwithstanding three al
~iertiately each dag ! have made this season $500.
900 in five mouths. with tweiity.seven tnen at least
nne- fp,irth more than ! could have male with The
same number bv hand. They were all moulded by
three me,i and the quality is greatly nptovel-bei,,p
,nare dense, aud having q stnptlier stltface. % 900. coo
In re been made with these machines. nj Coxsackis.
he past reason. and they have caused an entire tevo-
luton IN the brick manufacture. The marhine works
like n charm. Numerttis kinds have been tried and
great expenses incurred. hrt no machine would work
our clay successfully hefpre we tried this. INV. none
Of our brick makers could be induced to dispense will.
them.
The f,llowina from Messrs. Hcey a. Bvinr,on. %,
New Orleans. Is added. to show these machines will
work epnally well il, the South as in the North.
We have ten of Nr. Halls machines now in opera
ton. md nre making -ltetafa'ion r. start ten more
next sensrti. We also fully rriirnr in HE opinions nf
The above gentlemen. and would sav further. that 'lie
machine i 50 si,n ,e III It's construction Tint we have
~ difficulty in learning mir neeroes tn operate with
it. thie we consider tie gifts highest recnrnne ,Iations
fr Southern operation. We slall he happY tn show
these machines 10 any gentleman WIN will call ut or
Brick Works in Hcey vile, near Cuttollton.
HOEY Il BYINGTON.
These machines nre well adapted for plantation use
rep, ring only one hrrse pnnvtr 10 prnpel them. and
ran b. worked. hr ordinary lands. Planters can gel
Al information requisite. by ealing on the subscriber.
nj 2g Old Ievee.. where they ran hp seen.
l.. y. BaCKUS. Agent for A. Hall, P%atentee.
Also. agents for the follow ing manufactures Bells
FIR plantations. Of NIL sizes Fairbanks Patent Plat
form Scales. to weigh from 500 to 5NW lbs . IIeam
Scales with Frames. Cnn and cotton Hooks. al sises
and we Ching apparatus ofevery description cftle
hest manufactures. Fireproof Safes, MI sizes, a full
assortment.
Also. Wood and Willow Ware Tin Ware. rlnin
and i~apanred Glass Lanterns: Cords: C~uriage
Brushes Brooins Mats; Selves; Wicking. etc.. in
great variety. june 8.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
SHAVING PiSTE.

TUS'T received 900 boxes of superior PEARL,
- PASTE. This article is from the celebrated
kiinball, IT makes a superior cream in one second,
at the same time causes the operator to 90 over the
face like q locomotive, keeping the razor in good
order, at the reduced price Of pc. in cases. at
june 20, ly. e. HARRIS,
opposite the Harvey House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

MONDAY MORNING. Sept. 9th, 1850.
Az an adjourned meeting Of the Police Jury
Of the Parish Of West Baton Rouge. Held at the
Court House, on Monday. the 9th instant. the Jury
~rlef-present
Messrs. Jean Bic. Larauva, Louis Laftot,. Paul
Bahin, Charles Louis Petit, Joseph T. Landry.
Nalmont Hebert. Charles Smith. Vim. ]. LYLE.
John l.. Lobdell, NJ. c. Leblanc and James W.
Pipes.
Messrs. Landry, Balm and Smith. were excus-
ed for non attendance at the previous meeting on
account of illness. :
John L. Lotdell moved that the report Of The
Finance Committee presented TO this Jury this
day amounting, in the aggregate. TO the sum Of
1850 as advertised, be taken up for d%einitive
action.
Mr.. Petit called for the yeas and nays on the
same. and the vote was as follows
Ieas-Messrs. Pipes. Leblanc. Lohdell. LYLE
Smith and Laitou. Nays-Landry, Petit, Hel,ett
and Babin.
The approSimative estimate and report of the
Committee was therenpon adopted.
The following accounts were allowed
H. & W. G Waller, for surveying and
dwelling, sTn Is
+. J. Blanchard. Jailor, 10 81
The Jury then adjourned, .i,e die. "
JEAN Brf. LABAUVE, pres't.
Evos HERtRr, Clerk.
West Baton Rouge. Sept. 9th, 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Fancy Drillings and Vestings,

yNTE have on hand a large and desirable assort-
w ment of the most recent styles of
Linen Drills and Vestings.
TO which we would respectfully call the attention
of our friends and the public.
june S ly. w. d. PHILLIPS. & BOO,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
10 who TO Nhoi

The following from n Southwestern
newspaper, IA the most ingenious news
,aper dun, that has ever fallen under on
Twas a cold autumnal night
A dismal one TO view;
Dark clouds obscured fair venus's light,
And not a star appeared in sight,
As the thick forest through
MuaeiNs-as usual blue"
Beat lomewari lacking left and right
When all at once he brought up right
Against an old dead view
At which he rounded to-
And 'squaring off, as IL 10 fight.
Said with an oath ! shan,t indite.
"--- Internal sconndrel you'll
1ight-an' III lick you, black or white y
Just then above him flew
An Owl, which on a branch did light,
A few feet DER the booty wight,
And then commenced "To WHO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Quoth Muggins-"Don't You think 10 fright
A fellow of nv weight and height
With your Tea WHcoArFH wHoo
You cursed b0gaboo -
Anil you're Belaebub, it's quite
Unnecessary You should light
For Muggins amt your due ?
For money matters are all right -
The PRisrsR's rain UP. HONOR BRtsttr r
Thereat the owl withdrew; On
And Musgins rniszled too.
But there are other chaps who might
BE caught ont late some dismal night,
Who HAVEN'T PAID wars prKl
They ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

Respected Sir-In instice to yo, and to the Public,
and to discharge a high and responsible obligation,
resting upon me, ! take this method of making known
10 the Public. tsl,pulh you think 1t worthy of publish
ing,) the remarkable cure your National Tonic has
Wrought in my particular case. had been Iaboring
under an intermitting fever for ~ months. ! had tired
different eminent Physicians. but without success =
lis true, the 11inine would stop the thills Il day Or
two. hnt they would return with double violence TN
Ill beraine wenk and en,nciafed. NV stomach
swollen and hard. my spirits broken. and had but H..
he hope Of again becoming n sound mnn; last winter
! accidentally saw this Invaluable Tonfc. and acting.
ms n drowning maj, would catch at stratys. 80 | cnneh,
al . bottle IF your Melicine-cnmmenced tnkirg II.
srrl before used n half bottle my chil1s left me. nv
appetite gradually returned. and inv spirits also. AMI
hv tie time had finished the nne hottie / was. ne II
were. a new man. Nenrly n year has elapsed and
have not had q single chill. Your pills are the most
popular pills among ,s. Yours, with respect.
IoHa NEIsaN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
DIR. Martins Universal Purgative
Pills.

In offering those PHs to the Public. we know there
can,ot he a better. or a more safe, essy nf az -eeal,le
Purgative They speedily remove all irfitatint mat
tiers retained in the bowels, pt "when the lrabit,Inl
alvirte discharges are too tarlT tr insufficient" FIR
health. by their specific virtues ihev restore the fine
tons to n healthy notion, and The Hood 10 Its natural
purity. Read DR.. Rnnn's reriifrn,.:
G.. r. Martin. M. ID.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Selling at Reduced Prices!

TNHE remainder Of my large and wsll-asso,ted
4 stock of SUMMER GOODS. Persons de-
string bargains would do well to call Immediately.
Bargains can be had. and no mistake.
aug. ,. G.. A. LION Lafayette st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Notice..

A LII those who have any Accounts or Notes
"A against $. Z. Hart in Baton Rouge will please
to present them by the gath of July. All those
indebted TO me from last year will do the same
without further notice.
july 13, 1850. Sc. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Martin and White1y's National
fH'AnNfr.

This preparation is q certain cure for the Agtie and
Fever. and Dyspepsia. We only ask d trial If II. and
pfe satisfied plantrrs and citizens generally, win say
hundreds o dollars by Keeping n supply Of the Tonic
and Martins Pills by them. Read the following GER
tificate off worthy man who was cured by the use of
the Tonic
BEAVER DAVIS, Qurss ANN's ca. Nh.
October Sd, IS47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
A, HALLS
rsnpSR mACHINE,

THREE hundred millions Of bricks were made
J. with this machine, within the last t2 months,
Letters may he seen. setting forth IN the highest
ieriiis. the merits Of this machine. from gentlemen
residing In or near the principal cites IN the United
states. The following from Messrs. Hnbtell Il Al,hBit
IF Charleston, Mass.. who mikes, 150.0Uns brink per
DAY will, Ibis narfsine. is a fir specimen of the
ntinipu Of the mpstnotea iritL makers u the ct,,,ntrv.
Il yvas written 10 Jonathan Edwards. 2nNall street
NJ. York. in ahsvserto one addressed hv him to them
for information. u copy Of which Vas kindly furnished
me by Mr.. Edwards:
CHAnHFsroyvv Jan. 5. 1918.
S1n;@@1n answer To yjtif fas hr If Dec. 9th, tre
would say. that our opinion in re ference to Mr.. lfali'a
moulding machine iins not changed in the least since
the subject. bit on the contrary tir opinion, is mrre
and mure confirmed If the utility ofihis machine and
that II is Inv far the best hf any in itse. and we ,iuubt
whether ii is possible that any Hiachine cnn ever he
introduced 90 ciieap. go simple and so efficient for
moulding bricks MS this.
We have not seen the one Of which Won sneak, but
la We seen mnniv others. md are fully satisfied there
is none that equals Mr.. HALLS.
out ,r al the machines we nre using we have not
Ind ple broken for the two asst yenrs. and have mt
Paid n dollar FIR repairs; we mention this, to show
YOU how simple, and tri0ing the expense after these
tnnrhines are ready fur use.
We have moi a siiilling's interest In Mr.. Halls or
any other brick machine. Having had nncf, expert
,pce In The business we are willing and feel bound to
give our opinion honestly and freely whenever called
ilt,o,. and do not hesitate for n moment to pronounce
Mr.. Hall's machine The simplest, the cheapest and the
hest In Use.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
IT'S POPULARITY ABROAD.

nv S'ii IN
Mara"aihc, Venezuela. April 18th. 1910.
Messrs. Sar1s-Gentlemen / consider if a duty
due the public 10 make known the great benefit |
have received from using your valuable Sarsapar-
lila. About three years since ! was attacked with
rheumatism in my shoulders, and also in my legs.
and SO severe was the pain, that | was unable TO
sleep. | tried all of the best medicines | could
hear of without receiving any benefit. until
through the advice Of a friend | procured some Of
your Sarsaparilla, and after using four bottles in
the course of fifteen days. | found myself entirely
well. | have no hesitation in saying your Sarsa-
parilla is the best medicine | ever took, and can
confidently recommend it TO my friends and the
public. Your obedient servant.
}. NJ. JEsURUN.
Here is another near home
NEw-YoRK, Jan. 9, 1850.
MEssRs. S,Nps.-t}entlemen.-I have great
pleasure in acknowledging to You the great bene-
it have received from the use of your Sarsaparil-
Ia. A subject of pulmonary disease. | made a
voyage TO Europe. but while there continued 10
he afflicted. A few weeks after my return. | was
seized with a violent hemorrhage Of the lungs.
and from the debility and great prostration of
that followed, with the protracted diff
icilty OF respiration. | am entirely relieved by
he use Of rasr Sartaparilla. which | consider a
most important and truly valuable discovery in
he healing art. ] feel that | have not for fourteen
years enjoyed SO good health as at present.
Very gratefully yours.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail. by A.
3. & D.. SANDS. Druggists and Chemists. 100
corner OF William. New-York. Sold
'lso by Druggists generally throughout the United
and Canadas. Price 81 per bottle six
for 50. G. NJ. HEROMAN,
3 mos. Agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

STAR AND SPERM CANDLES-5o boxes
~ for sale at the Planters Store, No. 5. Church
ST. juneS, " N. B. WOLFF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Bacon, Lard, Flour, &C.,

% Casks Smoked Shoulders. 7 Casks Plain
~ Hams, 100 Kegs Pure leaf Lard. 60 bbls.
fresh Flour. Just received irotn St. Louis and
sale by June s, ly.l JOHN PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

"A stranger who came i!to n hotel the
other day, apparently fatigS'el with waltz
ing AMI oppressed with heat, snt down to
his dinner. On being asked by lady
whether he would have sotne egg-sa''ce,
answered, ''no-lun't YOU see J am already
egg sauce ted ?" The f%aintin5 OF the lady
aided the escape Of the rascal, who has
not heen seen since. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
DRY GOODS
And Clothing Establishment,

C f.. HART. offers the above goods at n, m,
~ such prices as viii bear competition Nfilf
with any larger establishment in Baton JlH9
Rouge. having selected the goods from the first
establishment in The city Of New Orleans. they
will be sold on Guarantee and if not as presented
The cash in all cases will he returned. being deter
mined TO sell on small profits and quick returns.
viz.
Clothing.
French Merine sacs, Froek and Paltots,
English do do do
Linen Check do do do
Toile lie North and Alpaca do
Cashmere and summer Cashmere do
Pants.
French Merino. English do Alpaca do
Fancy Linen. Linen Check and Cottonade.
Kentucky Jean, Toile de North and Monterey.
Vests.
Figured Satins. Black do Cashmeret do
Marseilles. Figured Linen and plain, do
Shirts. s.
White Linen Bosom of extra style and finish
colored do Lisiar,los and Hickory.
Pink. White. Oriental and stripe undershirts.
Drawers, Hosiery. Stspenlers. Gloves and every
article in The furnishing line
N. b. 10 dozen superior mems large size silk
gloves.
Epry Goods.
Figured and plain colorei and white, Muslins.
Linen OF every quality. from 90 to | 81
per yards. Bleaehed and unlleaebed Muslins,
colored Cambries. Hood do Mnsquito bars, and
MEETINGS, Linen Canbrics. Hanl'fs. silk, do
slmnler Batiste do Fonlard, Wells, Thread
and Cotton Laces, Co,tonades, Fancy Linens for
Pants, Listardos Hickory and every article in the
store line.
To tho Trade.
| have on hand 80 Gross of richardson's Pencils
"A dozen Tooth Brushes, 100 Gross Steel pens, so
lozen Purses and Wallets. 90 dozen French soap
md a large assortment of Jewelry, so dozen
wo blade knives, go dozen Rasors and Fancy
foods Of every description which ] will sell at
New Orleans wholesale prices.
Always ready 70 show the goods and I can
hallenge competition.
june Sly s. L. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
"Sign Ofthe bee Hive,
Pork! Pork!

SMOKED BEEF, for sale at
ojune q. ". 4. NATTAs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Ladies' Watches,

A LOTof Ladies' Watches, of the most
1 fashionable make, just imported from EA
Europe and for sale by &1
june 8 ly, GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

No. s, Or Hot Drops,
THIRTY Gallons No. 6 best quality Just re-
l. ceived from Cincinnati and for sale by
june s ly. GEO. VI. HEROMAN.
Mos. /, Q and 8, MAcKERAL--3o pckgs.
~ fresh inspection, landing, and for sale at the
Planters Store, No 5. Church sreet.
june s, ly. NJ. B. WOLFF.
lust RECEIyED-A fresh supply of May
y Butter june -, 1851 a. MoSTAT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

The rerpetrator Of the totiowing pun,
says the Boston Post, has got l,een arrest
el. but the police are making close search
nfinr him
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

Use DR.. McNA1R's Acoustic OIL. for the cute ot
Deafness. Also. MI ihese dissgreeable noises, ike
lie bnzzing of insects. falling Of water. whizzinp of
team. which are symptoms Of approaching deafness.
Hany persons who have been deaffor ten, fifteen. or
wenty years, a,,d were subject 10 use ear-trimpets.
ave. after rsing one or two bottles. throw aside these
frImpets, heing made perfectly well. N has cured
.ases0 ten, fifteen. and thirty years standing Of deaf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

Tnrn=t,rk'4 fiewes' Nerve and Bone Lint1ent. md
milan Vegetable Elixir il warranteito cure any case
If rheumatism. ttout. [ onlratted Chords, md Aitis.
cles. or Stiff Joints. strengthens Weak Limbs, md
his article and be- cured. nr 20 witl,unt /, and sufar as
YOU please. Certificates OF rnres by the hundred rnn
I've seen AT 81 Cortlandt-st., N. 7, where this nrtic g
n sold only pent,it,p.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-01-05

/" proUe such rivers as are necessary and proper
]" for the protection Of our nary and oar com.
/" merce and also for the dsfencss Of our country.
After this decisive vote--this profession Of faih
by nearly three-fourths Of the whole House OF Re-
presentatives-what does the" Union mean by
casting in the teeth of its Democratic friends, as
well as upon President TAYLOR the imPutation
that, in favoring the policy Of Internal Improve
ments, they propose system of extravaganza
and corruption!" That is question, however,
which, for want Of time to follow up the inquiry,
for the present leave to be settled between
that journal and its party. VI.
We have noticed, we believe, all the specihca-
ons of the " Unions first article against the Mes
sage, except SO much as concerns the Tariff, which
we pass over, because IL in 'abier hands.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-01-05
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INrELLIGENcER.

The subscription price Of this paper for year Is THREE
DoLLARs, payable in advance
For the long Sessions Of Congress, (ayeragng elsn'
months the price will be Two DoLLAHs tor the Snort
Sessions ONE DbLLAn per copy.
reduction of 20 per Cor onei OF the fu cnarse)
will be made any who sha order ana pay ior' one
time five copies of the Weekly paperI ana uAe
of 25 per cent Tor one-fou4 OF the iul %
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No accounts being kep for this paper, it will not be for
warded to any one unless paid for in ADVANCE nor sent any
longer than the time for which it $50 paid for.
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Letter from an old Resident of this city to has
Friend noU here.
SAy FRANCISCO, NoygMBE

GAN FRANCISCO, NOVEMBER ii, lS4y.
Dean SIR When I wrote you from Chagres expected
TO be in this city within thirty days but my arrival
found the steamer out Of repair and the cholera
bad that determined to leave possible therefore
took passage in chip then port bound for San Francisco
We were days out and arrived here the
5th instant
found my partners at Sacramento City doing we'll Two
of ships with goods have already arrived and the other
we look for daily We have of osr sawis in opera
ton at Sacramento City, and selling the lumber 5000
per thousand feet the other two to-day contracting
have put up within fifteen miles of this place, in the red
woods Lumber in this market is selling at from $500 to
$500 per thousand We have bought two engines One
running the mills at Sacramento City, the other shall
attach to small steamboat which for eghtng lu-
ber She is at Sacramento City. but intend bring
her to this place IN few days. and when she not employed
IN freghing lumber will her for lighting vessels II
bad her here tand intend TO have her) could make
least $500 per day. 8aeI[
almost incredible that great Of business
is done here, and know that the the people wno
believe half Of what is written; but already have wit
messed transactions in which from 900 $4,000 have
been made in day. The second day after reached here
concluded try my hand, but had not my partners,
nor had any money of consequence but decided that
would tany how Ime with who had six email frame
buildings for sale looked around and found purchaser.
and pocketed profit of $3.50 The next day Of part
arrived from Sacramento City, and have been
attending goods Every thing here in the OF
living enormously hghbreakfas 81 so, dinner 81 sup
per 81 to 81 So lodging 81 to 81 so per nights but do
make independent fortune in very short ,ime
greatly deceived. would sell my interest in the
for $780, In the course three four weeks
shall cell the most Of the goods brought for SALE
and shall then make remtance Our stoves which cost
about 81 each New York, worth $3.50 each lot Of
window sash which light in New York worth
per light aud almost every other thing in the ratio.
And after the sale of these goods which sending
Sacramento City, and the establishment Of other two mills
would not be surprised il Income from all win
exceed 81 900 per day.
A man coming TO this country, without something with
which to commence has chance but if you only get
hold and attend to business you make fortune.
H.H.
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insufficient and has applied to the Department for aid he
brought by the Panama the 3l ultmo number ed
some thirty thousand, which promptly assorted and
tributed notwithstanding the inconvenience attending he
dispatch of large mail for the States by the Caforns,
the following day.
The immigrants by the overland route continuing
arrive. letter in the Alta California, dated Sacram'
City, Nov 10, says:
"It is said that numbers coming by the no
trail whom nothing has been heard for time, and
considerable solicitude already felt by this community All
with whom have exclaimed loudly ag
the authors of books which printed in the States pur-
porting give Of the trip the great
The emgrants think that much Of the suffering whc has
already occurred and much yet be endured Attributable
to the false made by these different writer's Many
have spoken in high of the action of Generals Smith
and Riley, sending out relief to hem and the perseverance
and exerons of Major Rucke who is in command Of the
lief parties sado be worthy Of the highest communication D.
II his activity and energy in surmountng unheard Of
Obstacles that mnny already owe their iives snd TO hsd e.
termination reach the "asL Of the emigration" will ny
indebted for preservation from the horrors Of famine.
meeting Of the journeymen carpenters of San Franc sso
had been held which resolved that they would not
work thereafter less than sixteen dollars per day. :oun
er-meeng of employers held at which il freed
that they would pay twelve dollars which ha "A been
the standing wages for some time past. @s
The draymen Of San Francisco held public. meet
ing in which they agreed to adhere the folon rates cf
charges ps tt
For two-horse team, within the limits Of Dupons Gu
Gornia and jackson streets per load. So 90
y..lz ~l....t. 400