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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-29
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil;
Cancers, Tumors;
Eruptions of the Skin;
Erysipelas;
Chronic Sore Eyes;
Ringworm or letters;
Scald Head;
Rheumatism;
Painsin MISUNDERSTANDING
Old Sores and Ulcers;
Swelling OF the Glands;
Syphilis, Dyspepsiai
Salt Rheum;
Diseases of the Kidneys;
T.. Diseases arising from the
use Of Mercury;
Loss Of Appetite;
Paia in the Side s. Shout
ders;
General Debility;
Lumbago, Dropsy;
-Jaundice. Costiveness;
Sore rhrCat;
Bronchitis;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-29
Read.


We, the undersigned, Druggists and Apothecaries
In the city of Louisville, Ky take pleasure in stating
that we have been selling John Bulls Extract OF Sar
saparla for some time. and nhtentl.r recommend
il as being good and safe article:
Lapping & Co, j. 3. Wilder &. CO.,
Montgomery s. Sutchlifie, Nj. Akin & Co.,
VIM. Mock, w GambleA Co,
II ii. Owen, Saml Yenawlne,
Fl w. Kniess, b. Morsell & Co.,
WGE. Smith, l. %. Mills,
Wats & Thomas, A. G.. Weatherford,
Robinson, Peter &Cary Rupert, Lindenbergci SCo
Louisville, Nov. 20, 1913.
DrBesr with us, reader, little longer and be con
WINGED that BULLS SARSAPARILLA is the
Wonder of the World;
and that il will cure you, no matter how long you
have been suffering.
What DIR. Owen, Druggist and Apothecary ofsev-
eral years standing, says about Bulls Sarsaparila
LOUISVILLE, May 81, 1913.
Mr.. JoHN BuLL--Dear Sir: l have been for n
Der OF years severely afflicted with MeTcuria Head
ache and dull heavy Pain in my Liver. used al
most all he remedies OF the day, especially the Sar-
sapara prepared by different persons but all to lit
lie or no advantage until CHANGED to meet with
yours, three bottles ofwhch gave more relief than
all others combined.
therefore take pleasure in recommending your
Sarsaparlla the afflicted community a superior
article. Yours, J. IL. OWEN, NJ. ID.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-29
Good Testimony.

n<rThe Ohio state Journal, Columbus, Ohio, thus
speaks of Bulls Ssrsaparilla:
at HAS NO EQ .IAL, The unprecedented sale
OF Bulls Compound FL. ID Extract of Sarsaparilla in
this city, where il has betd introduced for the past
wo months ONLY, with thu very gratifying effects
produced upon all who have oled it, warrant the
sertion that as purifier of the blood it has equal
This is bold assertion but it ean be substantiated
by calling on the agent in this city"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-29

Coughs, Colds;
Weakness OF the Chest;
Pulmonary Affections;
And all other diseases ten.
ding 20 produce
4 Consumption;
Liver Complaint;
Female Irregularities and
! Complaints;
Sick and Nervous Head
ache;
Low spirits, Night Sweats
Exposure 5r imprudence
illiGe;
&c hronic Constitutional
Diseases;
I And is a Spring and Sum-
! mer drink and general
Tonic for thesyslem and
q gentle and pleasant
purgative; it is superior
toBlue Lick rCongress
water, Salts, or Seidlitz
Powder.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-29
NICE THINGS

NICE THINGS
E'RESH Salmon, Fresh Mackere fresh Haddock.
l. hesh Goldfish fresh oysters. fresh HOLSTERS am
Sardines, and other vegetables for sale low hy
myi II lIDRNBROOK & BURTIS. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
ARNIVAt, OF The CANADA.

WAsHlNerhH. Saturday. March D.
The, steamer tanada arrived at Halifax
on Saturday morning (ol') from Livptpocl
the 9ad nll.
Got ton il Liverpopl had declined | l.
during The fy,tngh, preceding The d"pr
ture Of lhe Canada. Fair Dfieans was
& sA., atd upland Mobiles = III. Sales
Etf the Last fortnight wete 10000 bales
1000 OF which were on speculatinn
Corn was- dbl nunr had Eleelined but
provisions had improved. The pric Of
Atnhtiran securities were l'nttiaIlng.
Austria was Mt Variance with France.
Disturbances bys, occurred In The French
rf,ssnrrs which we're of very serious
thatactHr.
III England. Ministers have tecorp-
mfndod ihp abolition Of nthib'ive daiies
on Dutch i,npnrtaiions. and The su's,it,-
ton Of protective duties whenever re-
unired ..s
Tie Austrian l1"et was preparing to
assist Greees.
The Hungarian refugees have been
sent imo the Asiaiie, provinces Of Turkey.
Fpoa WAsulNaroN.-- All has hecnne
calm again at Washington. Patriotism
Is onte nbte triumphant, Gen, Foote's 5
committee viii be appointed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
From Washineton.

HaLrtHtREs IEiirstay. March 7s~-t&
le Senate. TN "Wednesday. Mr.. Walker,
If " sepnsit, spplte h Iasor Of The pscln;
sion Df slavery from 4 e i'prtiarirs
III H,p House, alt S,anly, oF North 81.
falna spike II favor Of tbe admission Of
California. llu believed no man world
Uppfsp It unless ha favored dissolution If
he uuion. TiIa denounced he ptdpnsed
NashtiIs Convention IS in,audad to hatch
traaspn thp I1uloh conId never hs dis
sosed.
Mn CAtnouN's Ppapasttivss & NJ
Gully un's proposed constitutional amend
melft is saih 10 l,e Northern and aous
ihprl, electoral coisHt, and ths coice 81
t*o Presidents. h asettsa iplnly eSsen
tvs powprs. The so,hBrn members
have unanimously Y rep,ila'ed IT,
Nj, 'Wsl stpt replies ~ Mr.. calhoun
'c-aiy Thursday
NJ European stea,npr has yet arrived.
LFrur s 1tlpgraplih i1lsiutth nj tia Pitayane J
RsbrtMnRr, F,lday, Mach stb.--On
lhufsdsy (7il) in the Senafe. Mr.. Web
s,sr spoke ior lhrbr hoiis 1n ,he coinptp.
tnisa question. His speseh was exceed
if4ty mpdptaie. being Il rational and al
the sane ,ime liberal exposition II h's
sentiments,
Mr.. Calhbnn was ~ attentive listener.
and eoinridrd will, Mr.. Webster IN mest
Of hi=epositions lie. howsvef. fepudih'ed
The laitpr'= assertion relative 3n the tight
VI 4 STATE 10 secede ttpu, Iip Union.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16

VutaAR1Ty.--Ws woula guard The
young against tie Use Of every word tb.t
's not perfectly fropsr. Use no prolape
expressions alnds 10 mn sentences ,hst
will put 50 blush ths most sensitive. You
know M. The tendency Of habiiually using
indecent and pr6fans Language, Il may
hevnr lie obl'erated from yout hearts.
When you grow up. you will find nj your
tongues end some expression which YOU
would not Use ior any money. twas ope
y6n lsatnsd when you was quits yee,pf.
by beiag careful, you will save Yourself a
dral Of iuortificaii1n and sorrow. good
in n have taken sick and became deli
ricus. In these moments they havg used
the lnost vile and indecent language INN.
ginable. When informed Of IL aftet n
restoration Of heath. they had no idea Of
lhe pain they had given tbsir friends. and
stbisd that they had learned and repeated
The expressions III childhood, and lbn,rb
years had passed sincs they had spoken a
bad word. The early impressions had been
indelibly stamped upon The heart. Think
of ibis ye whe areftemp'ed 10 use inpro.
per language, and never disgrace yopr.
selves.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16

U r An ansedote is current in the
political circles. which Ii Of some i'm.
portance, us exhibiting the feeling Of
II portion Of the South on the subject
which has excited so much interest
and apprehension. II IL stated TINT
Gen. Armstrong, late y. =. Consul Mt
Liverpool. to whom Gen. jackson be-
queathed the sword which he wore
ut the battle Of New Orleans, recent
ly declared, in conversing upon the
proposed Southern Convention, iftbat
body should adopt measures contem-
plhting dissolution Of the Union, he
would unshcath the sword, and rally
the people Of Tennessee 10 cxpel it,
ns entertaining reasonable design.
Gen. Armstrong has long occupied q
position in the democratic partyf the
South, enjoying the confidence ofGen.
Jackson md all his political sncccs-
aors down to Mr.. Polk, who conferred
upon him the best office in his gift
CIR. North Amcrican.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
8bf n II, corr.

8 .sr ri. ii corn
Frrm lorte t&sht If a+rairsse SLEEP.
4 world is WaHi,t retvi
The s.alaF ma dropping from iliat eyes.
'rhfif slu,5Fler FILL. they run heY itap,
Propi IN rheir bett t1f strength, IT mise
III rote III siltttte 8 t'w
Az iliey We're gathered in the time
Tint tried the souls or .aers
IT,, ~. iliet children. gather noy,
Wme Set tte glory in ouf prime.
Aitl bind us With this suieina yow; ee
'tWe will nei alaelt again"
tl'p wittnet rlRsr The titirkt rioHd.
Thst ufap' nur riin1s IL ugH.
rv rolled aWay: The latnrita stain
tir bHbtty s tune: The e'trbit1,
witch a,Hta Elaasor X rrlH III twni,t g
IL etenl palrld the liehll
we will not sirepl l3ehoIl tie rltah q
81 tttn from piu hnstls;
The ca1enre Of that strett song, ..
Which suothpd ani wrap' It's. gives ~ l,aih
The God that WIN our hon,aae long,
In hateful contrast stnnrl,
Nbs sail col sartiily bounds 10 Thought.
when Ilsasut ettilas tie niiinll
lts lufty pufrisa who tohtrnll
suce lie ,yhbniitiH and nnaf wrought,
Ilah itd III living words the sdal.
This enH for eatli oriniuei-
''Aslies 10 asles, dust to dust T.
Their garnht is Tbs grave,
The tpsllv tuhh the gillel Urn
nut tlat Nhicl, knows no, blig1i ipr rust
The Mind. tie spirit el,all return
in,n he ltai tltat ants.
Tfuit, his n,ips Ihasbt,'e wnt9 and Inv
GThe mind slHEl not " clnh"1;"
lnt II inay ltate The ,.lu ard nonrt
Itp ti i- Origin. and dfat
From thence from that eetnal ft'tni %
Snm gool Fnr tts ordained.
We staftd with haatits heaf'e urrn
Tie threshold If u dag,
Wien Mind shall rnnytfse with its sire
10 We ,nn sea ia in"ti,ing sttni g
1'ra gleeny le'i,la o it,,l,' rbirn.
hnA swiftly selt nwaF
This IL The victory cf truth,
D'n' pfror's liant sway:
Ter strength isenlte,ti ft'h iha ',luw as
And ini stt,,tt1 ~ he spt.tl Fonlh. a. :
sItall yield The stet'tf arti lhllbtv.
hri ttiaf Itet law rtpF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
TIN. COPPER N SHEET bRON
WARE MANUFACTORY. %

The euks,cfher, worker in tin. copper ana
eheetirun, would respectfully inform hid
friends ar5 the public generally. that ne has
removed his establishment. corner nfIhurch
and FhlGl Street. nnar lir Granerie's coffee.
houer, where he viii h happy to receive the
patronage Of he fyte.lde aud the public gnner.
ally, lie has a,wsss on hand &r fine ssHo,t-
meut OF Tin ware. ahch he will sell az cheap
as can be bengh, any where. whole sale or re-.
tail, Cutters and spou's made and put up IN
the shortest order. alse bathing tnhee. large
oil cane, stovepipes. all kind u tin copper or
shee,.iron ware repahed. An work entruat
cd to him will lfeeNeeuted nh nestpess an
despatch. d
w. JOHN TtLANO.
feb no e.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16

NAroLEos's TomE.--According TO a
late development, the affair of Napoleoo's
tomb At Paris has been The subject of very
great financial mystiticatiop. The origi.
nal estimate Of the cost was 100000
francs, but now it appears it is expected
that it will amount in aIi 10 nesrlY 3,O00,-
900 francs. The splendid red Russian
ssone sen, for in lieu o. the red antique
porphyfy. first intended, and which was
made tie Object Of repeated search, turns
ont 10 be sandstone, 81 which vast mas
ses exist in France.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16

1tt'yDA T.

UARtH II. 1850
The SSHialp n,et nufheabiy 10 adlnrtls
mp,r
Present. Hon. J. II. l'laurId, 1t. Gov.
prnnra and President Of The shitaie in the
thair.
Ivhniy.iUmf members present
Leave ui ahaents was granted tn Mr.
Phillips for tew day on account of sieb
npss.
MIR Bryce introduced, resolutions pro-
posing ameu.intntsS b. The Constitution !.
sa ID resolutions weie teterred to COMMITTEES
On amendments IL The Constitution, With
instructions f. repo't on ~ before Wed
npslay nett. tbs 18Th inst.
alr. Beelta nttohutBd, An 's,tpps
inhntafy to an aut IT, Establish Board Of
Health IN ahl fr The Parish Of NnW nf2
leans, passed tGh s,artb, 1si9 rifles
suspended, g.ail l,tlfHa1"r#ent its ~ aud
III reading nd i,asseI.
alF I.ntIpr inttutIa5pd rpsolllt ions fis
reetipg the sjttfs Engineer 10 ree,,ta o,-.
z'ruetinns ~ the navigation OF the Con
shata rltutr adopted. ..
Nj. SsInlnan utpilncl The Senate That
The apt alsr pro tenn. oI&ths llo'sf had
sikneI the tplhiYjnG en6eled Iiil aud
Resolution oI the House, s.,d requested
the signature OF The President Of The Sc
naie thereto. viz!
All act To attach Mauttpas Island % lie
parish Of Livingston, "a
And tesol'i,1 ihstftliHg our sH'hfots
and requesting ppr Representatives IN
| Congress- to procure tha passage Of iaw
to seerta The Cleaning out of the raft Of
| Red FLYER.
Mr.. Hrsetord ,stroIuosd. IN aat rrn~
tive to Ehe estHliFhn ut ut byan dl
the Louisiana Stt#Ea Bank at Baton Il ,ugt !,
sad bill underwent It's 81 and 81 reading
and passed. @
Nlr. B,yrr. resolution directing the State
Engineer 10 make certain improvements
oil bayou B,Hui; adopted
Mr.. Van Winkle, resolution inslructing
the State Engineer to elnove distractions
to The navigation Of lbe lower channel of
False River adopted.
6 Mr.. Sigur An act to provide for the
government and administration Of the city
Of New Orleans, IN case be three m,ni.
cipalnies thereof should be reunited into
one corporation read lst fine.
Mr.. Drew, resolution directing the State
Libraran to furnish certain hooks upon
the order Of tho Clerk Of ihn District
Cttsaart Of The parish of Claiborne adopt
G. @
Mr.. Van Winkle, Oh motion, An act for
the relief Of The inhabitants Of Ibe STATE.
Of LouisianH, subject 10 the ovcrnows by
the Mississippi river, and to create gc~
neral .evor Fund. was made the special
order Of he day for "Wednesday next, 18th
March. -
Mr.. G,r,lerc. on motion, An net to re.
peal an act entitled, An act to amend The
charter Of the New Orleans and Carroll
ton Railroad Co., approved April 6, 1913,
was taken up al lis ID reading aud refer
red TO the delegations from Orleans aud
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
Splendid Assortment of
CONEECT|DNARTESf

A THE attention of the friends G.,
Nand customers OF The undersigned sszSss s.ss.
sss respectfully called to his large, in Ssss
creaslng and we'll assorted stock Of new and rare
Ct1NfECIION4RIES. just purchased by himself
at New Orleans, and presenting, in part the following
VARIETY
Preserved Fruits, Jeees Candies and Pastries OF
Al kinds. Leaf brown and crushed Sugars. Coriials,i
Vines, Aasctic twhaesaio retaii1 tuiuhc an Pee.
toa Pasies. Cillons. Pickles, Sarines, Anchovies,
Lohsters, &c. &c.
Also an assortment of chudrens, toys, and other
fancy articles pleasing to the eye Well 10 the taste.
weddings, Balls and parties. can be Supplied with
every thing needed in the confectionery line. at all
times and On short notice. cheap In New Orleans
The undersigned is also prepared tore
eetre BoARDERS. az reasonable charges.
F. MT,SSELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
SPECIAL ORDER or TmE pay.

The Senate resutn d the consideration
of the bill Of the Senate entitled, An aet
to revise and amend the act entitled an act
to establish free pubic schools IN the State
f Louisiana, approved 3d March, ls47,
and amending the satne, approved Dec.
ls4s said bill was postponed, and made
gie special order of the day for ,o.lnor ow.
On motion of Mr.. Sigur, the Senate
took up at its 2d reading, An act csnccrn.
ing the Peniteniiary pending the consi.
defation of this bill, Mr. Adams moved 10
lay it over, substet TO call. Y
The Same member, on motion Of. The
Senate took up, An act TO provide for the
construction Of a Railroad from the Mis-.
sissipp river to the Grand river passed.
Same member, the Senate took up 1T
its I'd reading, An act 10 aid in the csla-
blishment OF Mechanics Institute mSibe
city of New Orleans laid over, subject
to call.
On motion Of Dir. Cade, MIR. Hereford
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
FAMILY GROCERIES,.

Loaf sugar and crushed do, brown do. .lcof.
tee, tea, chocolate, can,assed hams. lsy in
Mgs, pickles, preserved, pepper eauces, mask.
arel and salmon in kits. fresh Holsters and
salmon. raisins, currants. preunes. htan;ly
fruits, rice, ginger, mustard, spices of ali
kinds, groGned and tit or omed,ate use,
sperm candles, soap, CASTLE do, indigo, fIr
blue, sweet oil, white wine aud cider vioegar,
French brandy, old Holland gin aud oldiye
whiskey, ,madeira. port, champagne and clar-
ct wines, cordlals, raspberry ygaegar. syrup.
&c. &c.
Always on hand of the best qualt,y--to-.
gether with a general assortment ri croeke,v
and glass ware. For sale hy
sep. 3e j. PHILLIPS,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16

The BANK RosBEHY.--George J. Bull
loch, The abscondiDg Cashier Of the Gen.
trail Railroad Bank at Savannah. has so
far eluded pursuit. II il supposed tha, he
took passage on The steamer Isabel for
Havana. The amount abstraeied by Bull
loch is about 100000 hi4SI,pndsmsn
are liable for $4,000. The reserved fund
Of the Bank, it Is said, is more than s,ifFi-
cIeDt to cover the loss. An intimate friend
of Bniloch is in jail on she suspicion Of
having aided in his escape.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16

FLATB0AT AGCrDEsr The clerk of
the steamboat George w. Kendall, AZ
rived here yesterday, informs bs Thai when
Al n short distance from Bonnet Care
crevasse, n man was taken on board wbo
stated that be with four other men. wer,
bringing down 1atboat from White Ri
YER 10 this city, when, on Thursday night
last their boat was dra wn into The ere.
vase and total,y lost. He added that in
alI probability bis four comrades were
drowned, as he remained In the water oil
night, and next morning made diligsnt
search for them but all In vain. Hs conId
discover no frscc NJ them.--N q. Picd-
uui,e of yundny.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
COIN & OPPENHEIM.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN pEE-ulyr,

SIGN OF THE GOLDEN beehive.
Respectfully call the attention Of the pub
lie to their advertisement in another columns
and having Just received in addition 10 their
large selected stock, further snpphof cheice
and fashionable goods, selected with care for
this market. They have. now on land a
splendid stock OF
FANCY IL STAPLE DRY GOODS.
clothing, shoes; hats ard pcrtumery. which
in style quality and cheapness, not surpasses
in any establishment in he South.
Call and Judge for yourselves at the Bee
Hive store.
Corner of Lafayette and Laurel streets
formerly E. LANorE's,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
NOTICE.

A4.L persons indebted 10 the subscriber.
either iy note or open account; are here
by notified, that they ar, requested 10
settle them before the 1t Of January next,
1880, otherwise they viii be banded 10
proper persons for Collection OiGse at
Messrs PIKE Frelgh & Coz +.
Dec. shit. EUGENE Ia NOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16

G% A telegrapbic despatch to the Ala.
bama Journal states tbs. Mr.. BuIlocb, il.
Cashier Of the Central Railroad Bank
Georgia, a, Savannah, has absconded,
carrying off with him assets Of the bank
TO the amount, it IL said, of near half
million Of dollars, principally IN notes of
tina, bank. Five tItois and dollars reward
is offered for his apprehension.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

For sale, either whole OF in two lts. a
piece oi etoubi. Situated On Lavep srset,
helonging to the nndefs'gned, bounded on
The noith by lot Of Ms. Foster. OF the
south ~ that Of Mary gI3etbel al on the
vast by l,pree ot Front Street. Said rir.
perry is admirably situated Tor business
stand. The l'h is II fHrt mnnt hY 1i9 il
depth. AMHHulsE THEKioTm
Feb. .. 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16

t1r The whole number Of patients
received into the Insane Asylum, Mt
Jackson, La, from ito opening toshe
LIST January, 1850, has been 15o, Of
which number s5 were brought from
the Charity Hospital Of New Orleans,
and A. from other parts Of the State;
10 patients were discharged, perfect.
" restored, and 6 were removed by
their friends and relations, much i'm.
proved in their condition.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
~ BATON ROTEE.

Eorhs MaaftoAtufr Of ,SFatfp E4tiseg agar and
Sa'e HVa uaia other NtM Of irea and Bfdss
FoTNDRl WORN,
v 'h"w ~ nr"ta'inn They afe ready to supliT any
want in theaI line of hrFinrss G
ihey have had such an experience III The business
"a warrants tlrm To promise tlaaall the work dome
IN tht''r foadIy will be mode ri The hest materials
and constructed and finished un the most improve
principles
as Alterations and Repairs prnmnt'v Al
tended to a. d executed on llSa EhBrtest notice.
IN @5eh ap!ylo Of completeness aH 10 give sa.
usgction. JOHN NIL. e c..
n ALWAYS ON HAND, complete
asSssmen, Of Gin and Saw Mill Gearing,
Furnace m,a,ths anl Crate 8,rs.
1s7pRltSES a. reasonable ne in anv fouue..
dry III the south-west j. H. Il Go.
Baton Rouge Sent 3 " .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16

TIE IcE Cnop.--We learn from the
Cambridge (Mass.) Chronicle, that
owing to the unusually warm weather
this winter, the quantity Of ice housed
from the ponds in that vicinity, for
wholesale and shipping purposes, is
only about one quarter as large as
that obtained last year.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16
EHrgssEar Packet.
NOTICE.

T~@~s~ h THE Ftpamer
t7ftsiitil tEg7ffiililfsl " MAGNOLIA,
sss3s'ssssEFSssst Clair III, mason. Rts ser will
1asnne herI regular trips il the VicksbHra
trada, commencing 81 FnInht, SEPT dh.
Leaving NHW Orleans every "Wednesday Nor
Ming. liesrsndina. uill arrive a. Baton Refuge
every sunday shorHing.
The Ma quo "a WI receive freight fot
Wis place AID will stop here regularly on her
way ~ andi down. Any i'eight Or urdet fot
fraitht 10 " sl5nrad by her. viii be rereitpi
by the undersigned, and have prompt attention,
sep9 ma r - PIKE, FHGIIHH # 60.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-16

Fott CoNavRRisa patns.==-Jpbn
Adams. the second President Of The United
states, used to relate the following susc-
dote
" When | wss bey, | Used 10 Study the
Latin grammar but |, was dull. and I
hated It. Ny father was anxious 10 send
me 10 college. aud therefore, studied N,
grammar iii I could stand |, no ipnpe,
and going 10 my father, told him | did
not like t6 study, and asked for sotns other
stnployfnent. u was opp0sing his wishes,
and he was quick In his answer. Well,
John. u Laiin grammar does no, siit you.
Try di'tbing. perhaps that viii my inca.
dow yohdtr wants ditch, and ron mn,
p, Wy Latin and try that This seemed
delightful change, and 10 The ms stlyw
| went, but soon fund dtcbiug harder
than Latin, and The first forenoon was the
longest ever experienced.
" Tha, day ale the brad Of labouf,
and glad was when night cams on. Tina,
aitht mads sotne comparison bsiwean
Latin grammar and dichibg, hut said not
a word about II dug next forenoon and
wanted 10 return 10 Latin At dinner. but |,
WIS hn'nilla'ing. and could not do Il.
AT night, toll conquered prids and though
II was one Of The sevsfest trials ever
had in my life, | told my f,tber that il he
tlips4 would 60 back 10 Latin grammar.
Tie was glad Of il, and If | have rinos
gained any distinction, IL has been ewing
10 The Two days labor in that abomnabla
ditch"