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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15
l. CHANDLER, DENTIST.
HaiOn Rouge, La.

TTAs removed his office, u the -.~.rn
Ii Office formerly occupied by DR.. 6aTz,8
Beaumont lon Lanya heirnen baiH uIfYYD
md fhb,u Ste1s where he Is prepared 70 perform
al operations PERTAINING 10 bis profession according
10 the latest scientific improvements inthe ar, and
WARRANTED durable.
Persons DESIRING bic services In tho country, ran
iratsivt il,eir order by mail or otherwise, when
prompt attention will be given. TO the distat;ce Of Thirty
miles,
He il prepared 10 insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
fre,n ,nle 10 entire seis. either with ~ wiiltett artif.
cal gums. ~ will, or wittnit atmospheric pressure,
fas circumstances may rsGiire)
III administers lbs Lexicon and tie Chl0roform,
by meons of wbiel, be- ran extract teeth without the
least JsiiD 10 The patient.
Tooth ache. caused by exposure of the nerve, relicy-
ed. and the nerve destroyed, without pain.
fffs c]fBrgps nre no higher than other experienced
and skiifnl operators, and eau bc seen on II printed
card. NJ ls room.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15
POSTPONED SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF East Baton Rouge.

IN me matter 9 me Succession q Peter Hc.3rthu,
". drUaMHi.
I(Y virtue of n commission to me directed from
- the Skill, Judicial District Court, Tor the Par
ish of East Baton Rouge, will he sold by the I'M
d%crsigncd Sheriff, at the Court hoiise door in the
town Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday Nc 22d aay Of
Jmur nerf 1851. nj IL o'clock NJ, the herein after
described property belonging 10 said succession, 10
wit:
a tract Of land situated on Jones Creek in this
parish, containing -Four Hundred acres Of Section
No. ~, Township No. 7, Of Range No. 2 Fast
bounded East by lands of Gurlcx and Powers,
South by Stokes and Denhan, North by--,
and West by
Terms and Condition. Of Sak,--Onc third cash,
and the balance ut one and two years credit from
the day OF sale. IN notes satisfactorily endorsed,
payable nj the Office Of the Parish Recorder. in the
Town OF Baton Rouge, bearing eight per cent in
tercst alter due until paid. and mortgage retained
on the land until final payment of said notes.
Acts of sale 10 he passed before Samuel Skoifeld
Ree"stcr. at the expense of the purchasers.
may~lH Cts. l.. G. MORRIS, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
u'nrO1Ssc d'l;st Baton Rouge.

BONNET" 'n'r"' Cur du s;,iime Duria.
r,,x., ,,,r, mo. 2s3.I
I'm ycttn dun orLrc dc saisic ri dc vente lance
IL dams IL process ci -dcss,,s ipti'ulG ct h moi adrcs-
Vi par Honorable Coiir du Sixittne District Judi
claire pour In paroisse d'Est Baion- Rouge, jai
saisi et cxposcrai en- venie p~ublique Sanedi IL
time JniHa 1850, commencani \ If hcurcs du ma
lin, h IN porte de Ia maiSon tie Cour, dams Ia vile
dc Baton Rouge, tous los droits. %titres, ini6rats ct
pr6tcutions du dsicnhcur dams Of h Ia %propriGtG c-
apras dGcrite, SAVIOR:
1cr-UN moroccan de terre situ6 dams rctie pn-
roissc, coi,tenant dcux cents acres plus on motns,
1t connu CONNIE terrc dc Skinner, bstne h rOuest
par tcrres du dGiendcur, 4 Fist rar3trres de Jos.
Rodriguez, e al Nord par terrs fie want appar-
tenant 4 RaIlins. N
|, 2--UN moroccan dc tcrre sitn6 dnns cette pa
rolssc, contcnant Gta'rc-vingt-scp ,nctrs, plus ou
uioins, ri comm CONNIE terrc dc rhh'cstcr.
3-UN autre moroccan DE- tcrre. kih,G dams rctte
p%aroissc, eontcnant deux cents cin1uante ar,ens
plus ou moins, et COMMIT cotuifie terres de Dcvall.
borne an nord par tcrres d'ldeicndcur, au sud par
lerrcs ci-icvant de Raliins, h Test par Thomas
Lillcy II h foncst par terrc DIES tcmvs pnbliaties.
Saisis pour payer et satisi,ire l'cx6cu,isn lanc6e
sur me obligation dc douze mois dams le process
I ci-dcssus. =
Condition. &c Ia prnic-Conytant Aans fra,uniion.
mai ~, 7ise l.. G.. MORRIS, Shf,If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15

SHERIFF'5 SALES.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East BATON Rouge.

BONNER " 'nii", suM Dia,ia Court.
Ers,cs L,n.sy. mo 2saI
I)Y virtue Of n writ Of n ia directed from the
ID Sixth Judicial District Court for The Parish Of
East Bsion Rouge, ! have seized aud will expose
at public sale on Saturday the sixth day of July
next at The Court House door 10 The town Of Baton
Rouge, commencing nj II o'clock A. NJ, all tho
right title and interest Of the defendant, in or 10
the following described property TO vii: ist n
tract of land situated ID this Parish containing
Two hundred acres more OF less, and known M the
skinner tract, bounded West by lands Of the de-
iendart, East by Joseph Rodriguez, and North by
lands formerly belonging 10 Rallins 2nd Il tract
Of land situated IN said Parish containing Eighty
seven acrcs more or lees, and knswn IN The Chimes
ter tract Ord another tract Of land situated in said
Parish, containing two hundred aud fifty acres
more or lcss, and known as thu Devnl tract. bound
cd North by lands Of The defendant, South by
lands formerly belonging TO Rallins, East by
Thomas Lilly, and West by School lands, seized
TO pny and satisfy the execution issued on a twelve
month bond IN the above entitled suit.
Terms " SaR CaM, mtfhont dppyaisement.
may 70 7w. l.. &. MORRIS, Sheriff.
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yENYE REMIsE.
ETAC DE La nOUIS1ANE,
Isk0nB0tO1l Rouge

-
Dams f@oa''e dc "a .ysss.a4@ e'o Mf.artA'<,
I'm vcrtu dune commission 4 moi adressGc par
Lila Cour du Sixieme District Judiciairc, pour
Ia paroisse DIST Baton Rouge, II sera vcnda On
vente p~nbliqne par lie sonssigne Sheriff, 4 Ia mai
son de Cour dams la Vile de Baton Rouge, San,odi
2amc jour de Jain proclaim 1850, A midi, la propri-
etc cl-apres d6criIe, appartenant = la dite Success
sion, SAVIOR:
Ter. UN morceaud DE- tcrre situG sur jones' Creek
dams cette paroirse, contenant guatre cent ti00)
acres de Ia section No. 4s, township No. 7. ct de
fraction No. 2, Est--Forne par terre de Gurley ct
Powers, au Sud par stokes ct Dcnham, nord par
--, ct 4 F0ucst par-.
Conditions dc IN Vcnfe, copsnc snit TIN quart
compliant, ei Ia balance en- an ct deux ans de- ere.
dit du jour de la vente. en- biilc,s cndossGs ~sa,isfai-
SAINT, payable h roffce dn Recorder de parnisse,
dams la vile de Baton Ronge, portant interat de
hut pour cent apras due ~jusqu'au Placement, ethy-
potheque retenu sur 10 terre ~jusqu'au Placement
final DIES dit billets.
Les actes de ventes seront passees partEevant
Samuel Skolfield, Recorder, All frais DIES acauG-
rcurs. l.. C.. MORRIS
MAJ II, 1890, Oils. Shirt.
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The Flower and the Starlight.

From It's home on high, ~ a gentle flower,
That bIootpcd in u lonely ptove,
Th" starlight came at The twilight hou@
And whispered a tale u 1--we
Then fhc blossoms heart NO still and cold,
Grew warm 10 liz silent core,
And gave out perfume, from its limos. fold,
II never exhalcd before.
Aud the blossom slept through The summer nigl
In The smile of tho angel ray.
And The morn arose with It's garish light,
And The aoff one stole away.
Then tho zephyr woocd as he wandered by Z
Where the gentle now'ret grrw,
hut she gave no heed 10 his plaintive sigh
Her hear, 10 liz love was true.
And the sunbeam came, with q lovers art,
To atess the flower IN vain W
She folded her sweets in her thrilling heart
Till The starlight came again.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15
PhiIoso by.

Let's take the world just as il joys aioIg,
Nor grnnble nj the ills which may assail,
But trim our ship to the impending 4lc, -,
And watch her well The breakers rude among;
Neer srowl with ~cnvious spite at others fun
When our horizon bears no CLEAN Of JOY.
Or when ns'4ic1'nne with a dark alloy
Causes arr cup with sadness to o'errun.
Rather Old Uncle Ned's'' example see,
Who, when rude time his teeth away did take,
And he couidno more grind the loved corn cake
With 1csagrsfiots ~lct the corn cake be.n
How can il help bad luck TO growl and cry!
De patient, our turn nray come by'n'by.
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TOWNSHIPS SiRsAPARILLA.
TntcK. ar

MwI ~ ~
GKF EVERYBODY HaAb THIS CAHEFULbf. - He!s " =
tafsHpafils fr sale IN the different TOWNS called y z
towdse1d,s safsHpar,iia. II is advertised o. tls ONlGl
NAL. GENUINE, and al that. This T1witsshd v NJ d6ct0f
ind uevsf WIS; bot was formerly a WORKER On railroads. eas
1as. and ths ltks--yet he assumes The tue 81 Dnef0f 1of we
pirtose ~ gaining credit for what to II not, ne suys IN
mas attended, lno medical schools. and prscticsA for ffssn
years y New The trii, In. no never pfasfiead ~tnediciie y
lay III his iifsi Such trD(td, tnieked misrepresentation
looks bad 70 The character and yeracity Of ths Inan. wish
aspst sincerely, bn lad never nrsti6 those statements of him.
sslf on II M. When will men faarn 10 he honest and ruth.
fni In MI their dealings and intercourse With their fellow
Bsni lle applied 10 one Htst Ctapp to assist iiitni IN n'af,..
af4cinrins his mixture. stating the large spn,s he you'd
naks. ~ ~ infncstasnt 10 embark in the bhNsiaess. These
n,en have beer insulting ard l~ibeilinr mo IN all possible
fpfIrs. in onief 10 iippress the public with the belief TINT
hsOffttoekr's sarsBparii'a WIS no. ibs gsnntas. 6,t'4hpM
saJsapqrf0n. made ffon the dd. Docfoss, fDttfgindf Heei.
pie. 1I,iss. r. Tnwnteid says I have seld tl,g nse o. ny
MAINS fr 81 q wssk. viii give him ESQ II be viii pro.
jnee pncstpela solitary troof Of this. Ills #tatenisffs "
Thompson. Skiiin,sh A. TO. hte Mailing til q tiaa,c 81
faiss,o0,is, simpiy made 10 decisive ts IiiIir. ami kesp
ths truth dawn ii regard to hs sOnriHg, Tfbprgfag rom.
DouHd. This In 70 caution the pnllie 70 lalrri,ase nine lint
Old ~. JACOB Jswnsena's SirF1tsrfllas hayiDa Oh = tho
DI fpnei1rs likeness. his Jnativ Codf ~ Arms aiai M
1gpntifescfors The tfAt NJ Arms.
JACOB TOWNSEND.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15

Beware Of countcrfcits and miiations--Syrups md
oil other preparations Of Wild Cheery. Remember,
they only initiate in nam without possessing the
virtues. Buy none but the genuine and original.
DIR. Wistar's BaIsam wild Cherry,
Signed Sanford " Park" on tho wrapper n
round each bottle.
OF Sold Wholesale and retail, by
SCOvlL a. MEAD, I13, Chartres streets,
between Cont and 81. Louis, New Orleans, censmi
Agents for tho Southern States.
Sold also by
H. 7. Wnddil, Geo. A. Pike, Baton Rouge.
A. T.. Richards, Plaquemine.
Ttroth e. Irwin, Port Hudson.
A. q. Newport, Mount Willing.
Ball n Go. Bayou Sara.
J. n. Wright, Greeisbpurg.
Harrison, Norilbn " Co, Springfield.
l.. GamoiiH. DonaldsonyiIle. june sly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15
Martin and Whiiely's National
troufr.

EN
This preparation IL n certain cure for the Aa,is and
Fever, and Dyspepsia. We only aHk q trial Of IL. and
mrs satisfied planters and citizens generally, will save
hundreds o. dollars by keeping u supply Of the Tonic
and Martins Pills by them. Read fhe following cer.
tlicate Of n worthy man who was cured by the use of
the Tonic:
BEAvEa-DANs Qugrs ANs's Co., Nd.
October 3D., 1877.
Dr.. Gro. r. Martin,
Respected Sis4-In Justice to yoii and to the Public,
and 10 discharge n high and responsible obligation
resting upon inc, / take this method Of making known
to the Public, should yN1 think IL worthy Of publish.
ingJ the remarkable cure your National Tonic las
wrought in my particular ease. ] had been laborine
under an inier,nitting fever for II months, | had tired
different eminent Physicians. but without success -
'ts true, The qpinine would stop the etills a day or
two, but they would return with double violence I'm.
vi became weak and euaeiated. Ny stomach
swollen and lnrd, my spirits broken, and had BIN lii.
tls hope Of again becoming q sound man; last winter
] accidentally anw this invaluable Tonic, and acting,
aas n drowning man would cateiiat siraws, no ! ~saiiQiit
Mt n bottle Of your Nedicins-eotnTaenced taking Ii,
and before J used u hall bottle my ehills left me, my
appetite gradually returned and my spirits also, and
by the time ] had finished the one bottle | was, as il
were, "a new man. Nearly n year has elapsed and ]
have not had II single chill. Your Pills nrs the mos.
popular pills among us. Yoirs, with respect.
JoHH NELSON.
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w o m

ny WILLIAM LEGGETT.
No star in yonicr sky that shines
Caml,ght like woman's eye impart
Ths earth holds not in all It's mines
A gem NJ rich an woman'@ heart;
Her voice ~ like The music sweet
Poured out from airy harp alone CD
Like that when storms more loudly beat,
II ytoids q clearer, richer tone.
@
And womln's lovc,s N holy light,
That brighter, brighter, burns for aye;
Years cannot dim liz radiance bright,
Nor even falschood qucnch lis ray
BIT like the Star Of Bethlehem,
or old TO l%sracl's shepherds given,
II marshals with its steady flame
Tho crring soul Of mar to Heaven.
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REMARkAnLE cnREs-

RfMNRNh DIE iuNtS.
or MI the cures TINT hnye ys. been recorded, there
ARE certainly durability Of consumption, even in some
Of in WORT forms.
JEsrEnsoN Cousr1. H., Feb. n. is4o.
Wrs'rs. SdnlOni y Park--Gcntr. This Ii IN rertify
TINT my wife. Nancy UOho,,ey, has been in n dceD,n.
ing state Of henltl for the las. Two years. lfer direasc
bmfHcd the skill Of the best medical MD could pro-
r%ure--icr physician pronounced her disease Con
sumption IN the last stage" md said TINT her rcco-
very was past NIL human hopes. A. n lust resort,
with very little bots. ] procured Wjstars Balsnm ~
Wild Cherry. After using II few bottles, ! found. n
my agreeable surprise. that her health was improving
rapidly. She n now so far restored, M 10 bc able 10
attend 70 her regular house hold duties. without suffer.
ing amy Inconvenience. Her rapid Improvement and
present health warrant me in tho belief that she win
~oon be entirely restortcd.
RHODES DoHONEY.
'' 1sas "' '"'' Co.. {
u James NJ. Humphreys. q Justice Of the Peace, In
boye named Rhodes Dol,oncy .ubsc ribcd and made
oath totlhe foregoing certificate, before me-, this It'll,
JAMES NJ. HUMPHREYS, !. ,.
10 The P"Mic,-I, Jacob Green. Of the county ~
JENNINGS, and State Of Indinnn, do hereby certify
that ~ Tho early part ~ last seanon, ! wns taken will,
a violent cough, attended with n pain in tho brcnst
and sometimes fever. and That employed a skilful
phyH'rtnn for some Time, who snid that he could give
inc no relief. ] then commenced using Wistar's
Bnlsam ofWild Cherry, and felt almost immediate
feliri-nnd after linking three bottles, | find myself
mas good hcn'ih ns have enjoyed for n number Of
Vars. my restoration, under the blessing Of God,
attributed TO tho tse Of the medicine above named.
JACOB GREEN.
STARE or INDIANA, JENNINGS County.
], David I. skinner. n Justice Of the Peace IN and
for snid country and Stale, do certify that the above
named Jacob Green subscribed and made oath 10 The
foregoing certificate, before me, this first day Of March
1919.
We world ndvise those NJ orr readers who ars
lnboring undor nm affection Of the lungs. 10 make
immediate iriakoktljs truly excellent medicine.
The mort intelligent and respectable families Of our
city hive adopted II asa fnvorite medicine; and per-
son" Tredisposoi tn consumption, who have used It,
speak IN the highest terms Of is efficacy.
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following. which lit. IN eve

1.-THE following, which hits ID every
community where newspapers are publish
cd, is M good ~ il Is trne:
~ MN lives near ~you---nrver took your
tuts,r---lt IL too ainall-qion't like tlieedItyr
%--lon't ike the poIilic@Stoo wligglsl,, TOO
loeoforisll, too scctarinn, or % something
else--yct goes regularly to his n"iRlibor,
mud reads it bya good fire, finds fault With
lis contents, disputes It's Positions, and
1uarrels viii, it, type. Occasionally G
m article he likea--4nvcs liaIf u dime, and
bcgs u number. This IL newspaper patron
are
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Urrga HvsriEe CREEK, Caroline Ca, N. d

Urrga HUNTING CREEK, Caroline Co., N. d.
Oct. II, 1916.
DR.. George T. Mytin.-.Sir: Having been made
acquainted with the composition u yonr valuable
Pill. by yourself. some two or three years ago, | have
used them freely In my private practice with entire
success, and shall continue 10 do 10 m long M I may
practice medicine and ! NOW take great pleasure in
recommending such n Pill rs yours 10 the public as a
safe and efficient p~urgative In all cases where a pur-
gatve IL necessary. Yours with respect.
JOHN r. Boon, M. D..
Z -PreIared and sold by MARTIN a. WHITLEY,
nj their Wholesale Drug Store, Baltimore. And by
the following Agent II. r. WADDILL, Baton Rouge.
June B,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15

~ "Ah. Eliza" SAID aStnday school
]trncI,cr, "yoa should not waste your pre-
clona time curing Your hair II Good III
tended it To be curIcd he would have ctrlcd
it for you" JUDGED, y said The witty maid,
ii musl differ witt, yon When ] was All
infant l,r cnrled ii for me, hut now ! am
crown up he thinks ! am .ablc to do il
mysclf"-OIifc B,uuch.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15

H. People should not stop counting
wien they get married, but, y, the contrary
should learn TO court tho: more. This
laying aside III" little cndenrmenls
that n,irscd love Into being the very
moment you have sworn 10 live on it for
ever, is almost perjury.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15

There Is a voice within me, @
AMI 'fis SCI sweet n voice,
That its soft lispings win me,
Till tears start 10 my eyes;
DEEP f'Saai'rry so,d II ,~pringc,h,
Like hidden melody;
AM eve more II shsrfhS o .
ID a
This song Of Songs 10 me y
"This world IL full Of beauty,
As other worlds aboss;
And n we did our duty, ..
II might BIZ full Of lovel"
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From ne Ncw Orhans COMMERCIAL Trmc,

SEfT. 2, lS57.
Dr.. J. Chandler. We have recently seela very
Gpe piece Of workmanship in Dentistry, executed
by this gentleman II IL a plate of gold with teeth
inssrted. I" FIJI ~ Il vneancy In n part Of tho jaw and
rtinie. which Ind been caien AWAY by n cancerous
disense The individual for whom II was done. had
been suffering for n considerable time. from an I'M.
sig'ty falling IN Of u portion Of his check and lip.
which horribly d~isfgUred him. The substitute fur.
isliel by The dcxtro,ts hnnd of the Dentist, II 10 ef
frctnnl as perfectly 10 hide The rnvnecs made by the
disch.e nj the same time. II s,,sery YES n,lfnirnhIy the
process VI 'nasticaton. i! isa beautiful specimen Of
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15

UEc. A, t5f6.
Dryrnrny--h. L. GhanHer.-Ws beg to call
%aiieniion ~ the advertisement Of DR.. Chandler, In mn
other column. Dr. ~. professional merit ~ We have
had occasion 10 experience, II Of tbe highest order /:
in mechanical dentistry, to is unsurpassed by any
We have ever known, lis work being q executed Of HE
most scientific principles, aud put ont If his hand IN II
style Of finish that rendered IL an object. Of pleasing
intrres, even ~ the eys--liglt, %eirgant. and yet dur.
allie. For tbs minm operations of ba art, sucl, NJ
inserting. filling. scnling and extracting. he has n hnuJ
Of rare address md JcIicncy.--W We heartily commend
our friends 10 No. y Elarfress street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15

A LAME AroLoGy.--A person OFT West,
having offended another, sent his servant,
who had n wooden leg, tohiakc Nh cxrusc
to the offended itdividual "TeIl your
mister said Tile other" "J'lmt lc las
scnt ne ~ very Mmc apology"
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Batpu Rougt Gntttr.
Union Forever.

-
L,l~tty and Union, now and forever, me md il
ss'paralir.
Slorm-tost and strained, our Ship Of State,
Was ~laboring IN The gale,
Tho blasting breath Of brothers. iiute
Was sliyrring every sail -.
Despair upon her pnaking crew
Was tracing out her doom, %
hnd DER THEN blanchipg laces threw
. The pallor Of the tomb.
Our anxious eyes nloug her drFS
a n pilot snhght ID vain,
tisnmion shr,eked above, The wreck
We feared would strew the main;
The last fond hope had nearly died
l~peysry Patriots breast,
WHEN rose a Pilot, true and tried
OUR HARRY ~ Tnt Wrsf'
goHh burst from every honest tongue
A thunder drswning cheer
High DER the raging storm IL flung
Defiance to our fear -
The Stats and Stripes ~ brightly Lcathcd G
Their luafre M Of yofc,
And ',niJ The baflcd lightning atrcamcd
The UNios 1T the fofsi d
Through aJl thc old Ships iulbcrs ran
The pulsing thrills of life
She knew the firm hand Of the Man ",
Who always ruled tho strife -
And, bounding nj his magic word,
She spnrned The rocks alec,
While through her swclIingranvas stirred
Tho breeze Of Liberty !
Though dark The Aky and rough the wave,
Her peril she iorgets--
She sees above her threatened grave
The Star that never sets
And not tho fercest storm ean wreck,
Or widest wave ~o'cfwheHn-~
! Whoever ireads hcf quarter deck
II HAnny's al the hcImi
The brave old Ship God bltsa herr
Come, Freemcn, pledge me this
Both North and South possess her
"TuE UNIoN, An sur sp
Whatever if The piornts TINT frown-s
Whoc'sr would work her Ill
We srvrn saw her UNios down, @
ny Heaven, We NEVER WILL
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Catholic Books.

A LARGE variety. Of Catholic AFlE1M
II Books Also the Catholic ALkEzW
manac for 1850, and the American vxKAAJ
Almanac of Useful knowledge for 1850, just re
ceived and for sale by, GEO NJ. HEROMAN
juno s ly. opposite the Methodist Church,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15
DE. Martins Universal Purgotive
pills.

In Offering those Pills to tho Public. we know there
cannot br II better, or n more safe, easy or agreeable
Pnrghtiye. They speedily rciuove al Irritating mat
tiers retained IN tbe bowels, Or "wheD the labitnAl
health. by their specific virtues they restore tie finc.
tions 10 n healthy action. md the blood TO is natural
purity. Read DIR. Boop's certifcats
q. r. Martin, M, ID.
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E. R. STEVENS, BRO q CO,

Il. II, Il LIMO, OAV1 WsOVy
No. 81 e. 50 Common St., NO.
INVITE the attention of Merchants Printers and
lcustomers TO their extensive assortment Of papers,
Playing Cards, Blank Books, Stationery &C., adapted
to almost every branch Of trade and which they will
sell ut low prices viz:
PAPERS:
COCO Reams Printing, sizes 81 4 30 to 90 x43
inches.
5000 " Letter md Folscapall qualities.
1000 7" Wrapping.
1000 +" Hardware and envelope
-ALSO-
English y French papers, white and cold Tissue,
Druggists, Confectioners and other papers In great
variety.
STATTANORY a. BLANK BOOKS.
English and French Stationary, Gillott's steel Pens,
English and German States of direct importation,
Writing Inks, Fancy note paper and Envelopes,
Record Books, Day Books Journals and Ledgers, Of
all sizes, Binders Leather. Gold Leaf DC,
PLAYING CARDS.
500 Gross Highlanders assorted backs.
$50 Decatur and Eagles
rs i" Superfinc linen, Eagles.
Also Spanish and English gold back Cards.
-~~~-
AGENCY FOR Hoe a. Co.'S. PRINTING Press
MANUFACTORY.
.And Whae's New York Type Foundry, and a
Complete assortment Of Type and Printing Waterfall.
GSCONSTANTLY ON HAND.-Eg june y.
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Fancy Drillings and Veaings.

yTTE have on hand a large and desirable assert
w ment Of the most recent styles of
Linen Drills and Vesffngs,
to which we would respectfully call the attention
of our friends and the public.
june s w. w. ID. PHILLIPS. & BOO.
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DErIIIioN or DAnhNrss--A blind
Ethiopian in 81 dark cellar at midnight,
looking for II black cat.