davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
Very respectfully yours.
HUHRELL T. ABBOTT.
J~ntatlten EJNarls, Esq 90 Wal ct. New York

Atnbrnrs Hahsf. If Enxsnrkin. ". Y thus remarks.
- have thede bricks twenty two years-tinetepn
years by hind, and the last three years with Halls
machines. have sit misunderstanding three a.
tsrnateiy each day. ] have made this spasHt 4 300
900 IN five tnpitlis. with twetttysseven mn, ~ ja,s,
one fourth iupre than ! tnuld have made viii, The
same number by hand. They were all moulded by
three inei and the quality Is greatly impfoved~bsinp
more hphse. and having u smother surface. 81 .nD. Dnj
have been made with these machines. nj ry,septia
HE past srasoii, and they lta SO cauyed a., etttifp t4v,.
lniin, iitfe brick manufacture. The frati,ine vttrEs
like a clinrm. Numerous kinds have been tried nt,t
rrent etpsnsps incurred, but nd matl,jru ,nulJ ty,tl
our clay successfully isinfe We tried Ills. Noty. NINA
of our htitk Hlahets could be induced To dispense viii,
them, "
The following from Nassfs. Ifnay h t,yjug.a, st
New Orleans. is added. tu show ttla-p tnaat,jnse tyiil
Wutk equally well IN the Soul, Fs In HIS Mortl,
We ltav ten of Mr.. Halls machines now II, mara.
fio'i, anu are making pre- ,aration to start ten ,nprp
text seasor. We also fully concur IN The opi,iops ,f
The ahose gentlemen, and would snv further. that ttis
%tnacliirie is SRI simple IN lis rot,stflttio, I'M 0t,s I,,va
no difficulty IN learning utr i,epfttps +, ,,,a,,ta ,.;tl,
IT, tliis we consider utie ofits highest prorna-,5.t;nn
inr Southern operation. We slall be Ipurv IA sl,t,
these machines inanv gentleman who will faIl ~ n,t
Brick Works In Iloey vile. near Cprroilttu.
H0EY e. EYtVgtpT.
Those machines are well adapted FIR plar,tatin,. ,,sn
requiring unlP one horse pntyer to ptut,el them. and
can he worked. by ordinary ltrnis. Planters rar rel
81 un'o''rh'''l requisite, by calling on the subscriber.
Mt wi on Letee.. wltats they can he seen,
L. T.. BACKus. Agent for 4 Hall p.tsniss
Also, agents fur the following mn huf,tiures tynlts
Tor plantations. of all sizes; Fairinpk's ti.ten, Plat
20, Stnles 10 weigh from 800 to 5000 Tbs I,eam
Sehles win Primes, tnn md to,tcu Ifpels. ali eisas
attd weighing apparatus o~feypry ,tascfip,iop, oftI,e
best manufactures. ~Iireproof Snfes. all sizes. a full
assortment. ''
Also, Woo1 and willow Ware Tin WAR. u,,i,
a'i lal'ap,,ed %s'''ass intinrns; Cords. to,iane |
br'is''es' Brootns; Mats; Selves; Wickinp. etc. in
great variety. in,a d
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
A. HALLS
PATENT EnEeK puAguKyn

THIRFb hundred snillief,s Of bricks were made
i. With this it,aciiiNa, within The last Il tuei,ths
Letters may be seeti. setting forth in the highest
| tefttis. tie Hieritss Mis- %inaetine. fyotn sentte,nen
residing IL 9r ,isar the principal elites II, he United
Statss. Tie f1lltriiis ffntd niessrs. iirbhe1l Il Abbott
Of Charleston, Mras. WHO makes, l5D40g0, brick bel
day witli this taaslite. is n fair specimen tf tt4
opinion Of tile tnDs rYsNed brick makers IN tha he,tr,rv
II WINS written 10 Jonathan Edwards, 2ultall street
N. York, IN afiswettu otfe addressed by hjnttp them
for Inflammation n cory Of which was kindly furnished
me BY Mr.. Edwards.
CHhrtrsrotvH fati. y. 1918.
StP:-ln answer to your favur If Dee. 9Th. we
would say That dir opinion IN reference To Mr. Italra
moulding tnatliine llns not changed HI The le,st sihaa
I'VE addressed a letter tor III Uaktfnhh. Ess,. mon
the %siil,istt, bit on The tonitafv bitt opinion 10 tnprs
and more confirmed NJ The utility OF tiiis tratliite and
tliat is by taF ne beet Of any IN Use. and we doubt
whether i Is possible that any maritime ear ever l,e
introduced 80 clienr, so simple and % efficient for
moulding bricks IN this.
We have not seen tie one Of which you speak b,,t
have seeti many ythers. and are fully satisfied there
Is tune tfat egtiils MI. IIall's.
Out Of oil lie machines we ARE tising we have NJ,
had one broken for the tvutast years. ahd liz We npt
paid n lnllnt for repairs; we mention tlis. to show
You how simple. and ~tfiflifa the expense after these
machines are ready FOR tise.
We have npta shilting's interest in Mr.. Halls u,
uther brick %macliihe. 1Ia wing Ind tntth estteti.
ence In The business we ne willing end feel hound to
give our n%piiiuti honestly and freely NI,ene yer cnila1
ipD,. and DO not hesitate for II moment to tjrpuotinrA
Mr.. 1ialFs machine he simplest, the e~'ienpest and The
in ire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
DRY GOODS
And Clothing Establishment,

E, HART, offers the above goods nj
~. such prices as will bear comtetition0lIll
with any larger establishment in Baton QlHY
Rouge, having selected the goods from tle frs
establishment in The city of New Orleans. the .
will be sold on guarantee and If moi MS presented
the cash in oil cases will be returned, being defer.
mined to sell on small profits and quick returns
viz:
Clothing.
French Merino sacs, Ffork and pal.o,s.
Tshgiien 90 do do
Linen Check do do do
Tolle de North and Alpaca do
Cashmere and summer Cashmere do
Pants.
French Merino, English do Alpaca do
Fancy Linen, Linen Check and Co,tonade.
Kentucky Jean, Toilc dc North and Monterey.
Vests. -
Figured Satins. Black do Cashmeret do
Marseilles. Figured Linen and plain, do
Shirts.
White Linen Bosom of extra style aud 6h;.b
colored DO Listardos and Hickory.
Pink. White, Oriental and stripe rndersb;r,s
drawers Hosiery, susf,enders, Gloves and every
article in the furnishing line.
~. d. lo dozen superior mems large size silk
gloves.
Dry Goods.
Figured and plain colored and white. MusJ;rs
Aipacas, Linen OF every quality, from 25 to / so
per yards, Bleached and unbleached Muslins.
colored cambrics, Hood do Musquito bars, and
Meetings., Linen Cambrics, Hands,, silk, do |
: rench summer Batiste do Foulard, Wells, Thread
and Cotton Laces, Cottonades, Fancy Linens for
rants, listardos Hickory and every article in the
To the Trade.
! nave on hand so Gross of Robertson's Pencils
u dozen Tooth Brushes, 100 Crosse Steel mems 5n
iozen Purses and Wallets, 20 dozen French soan
iid a large assortment of JeweIry, SO dozen
wo blade knives, 20 dozen Razors and Fancy
FOODS OF every description which | will sell at
View Orleans wholesale prices.
haliense competition.
june Sly S, r. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24

BEAUTIFUL AntErpRy-h lasso relieve
"n Que Of the satcoplla4i Mt Po,nrrii re-.
presents n very happy sI'egory of the
ni4h' OF the immortal sottIo'tom the fraiI
bark Of mortality.
a ship has ret'e'ed from her voyage
che has reached her rort-the llelms',an
has relin1risl,ed the lieIm-attendaut genii
whom we may s%ul'nnnse to represent the
ordinary faculties OF YYmnan sense; feeling,
PERCEPTION, &c, are goinG aloalt 10 firl the
sails, aud tie picturesque conception,
happily concludes, as a bir,o scars away,
wlthoXlandel wings, from the masthead.
the beautiful emblem Of the soul, steering
Ilrert to LlpnNnn. =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
IN QUART BOTTLES, !

A M0NG the fnaty and important disroretie,
~ Of his generation, is one " hose fame will be
written as with n sunbeam. IN the history Of the
past. SANDS sAHsAPARlLLA stands forth
alone. and by is own works prorlainns its powe,
-the Mute elolpenre GU iftesistibly e~1ectine in
The appeals 81 the suffering for relief, has beet
answered thousands Of eases Of diseases have
been cured by this invaluable medicine, such ss
are not furnished IN The records of time These
things ore not done in secret places. or il, some
unknown town, but are performed III our principal
cities and public places. They are brought before
the wunit ~ stllstartiate. beyond doubt the heaitne
tittuef q This preparation; and the facts unfoiisd.
although gigantic. ore as plain as The light Of day
The Sntsaparilla is combined with the most
~e'ecttal aids. the most ~salutaty productions, the
most potent si'nples Of the kingdom and lis IN
| pfpcp,leriel success IN The restoration to health of
tbnse who had long piiled under The most distress
Ing clifutiic nialalies, has given il an exalted
Notwithstanding as il does. evidence oE its
own intrinsic value, and recommending II To the
afflicted in terms the afflicted only ran know. II
has long beer, q most important deside ratuln in the
practice ot medicine. 10 obtain u remedy similar
H. this-ore TINT would act on The fjrc,, sfo,g,b,
and bp,rejs with oil the precision and potency Of
mineral preparations. yet without any Of their
deletrrfots effects upon the vital powers Of the
system Although possessed Of powerful healing
lf'Hf'bts' " " sH'lIeiY hHfniieSS- anu Wtll moi
'niufp the most delicate constitution When in
perfect health, no effect is produced by is Use
except m increase Of appetite but when disease
~ ested in the iraine, and carrying fast lis victim
I ptig the path of life. thpr, It's mysterious
influence 10 felt and seen, il enkinlles new life and
vis',. and brings health and strength 10 The sui
etirE and diseased.
SCR0FuLoUS AFFECTION or THE EYES.
WINCHESTER. Ky. Oct. ~. 1915.
A. H. \ y. etNns-GENrtrnTn: would not
have presumed TO write 10 YOU. if ii was not my
duty tu let the public know The almost miraculous
effect your Sarsaparilla has had upor, the. Nv
limbs were covered with ulcnro,ls sores. So that |
could NOT walk during the whole Spring aud
IN This situation ] commenced The Use
OF your Sarsaparilla. and after taking two bottles
entirely cured. must also tell Won Of another
W wonderful "rre. Ny brother was afflicted will,
this sctoiula in his head, so bad his physician told
hitn the loss of his sight was inevitable. and rer-
'naheht blindness seemed to DO his fate. Three
entirely restored his sight, and we cannot
but recommend all similarly afflicted 10 use Sands
Yours truly,
BENtAM MIN r HttTKNEH |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24

A BE,rrTrut INctnExr.-rt ia stated
chat. during the first few days of the reign
of Queen Victoria, then n girl between 10
and 20 years OF sgc, some sentences from
a e~ourt-inartial were presented for sigma.
turc. One was death for deSertion n col.
der was condemned to be shot, and his
death warrant was presented to the Queen
for her signature, She read il, paused and
looked up to the officer who had it before
her, and said, "lIave you nothing to saw
IN behalf of this man p "Nothing. he
has deserted three times" said the officer
think again, my lord" was her reply
"And, said the gallant veteran, IA he re-.
lated the circumstance to his friends flor
1t was non other than the Duke of Wei.
lington,l seeing her Majesty so earnest
about ig | said "he Is certainly a bad SOL
ater, but there was somebody who spoke
ct his good character, and he may be a
good a for aught that | know to the
contrary" ooh, thank YOU q thousand
times" exclaimed the youthful Queen,
and hastily writing ppaapca, in large
characters on tive fatal page, shc'sent il
across the table, her hand trembling with
eagerness aud beautiful emotion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
Saddles. Harness and Trunks.

THE undersigned keeps constant. -
l. ~ on hand a complete assert rSl ! I'D
n,en' OF saddlery, Harness and ss.aA III
Trunks Of every description, consisting. i
PART OE
Spanish Saddles. Tan,,,o s,an,n
Kentucky do. So,rr'o.,a, l.
Namaluke do. CaInnhnn ~
ppeal,Pesk GO. Ladies' plush, do.
90. do. quilted do.
carriage and buggy Harness, Misses do. do.
Wagon and dray dc. 80 w.
Hard leather and imitation Trunks,
Wood, frame and packing do.
and all ether articles in the line, all of which
VIII DC soia Tor Cash, at the Lowest, New Orleans
to show the goods. 'o"oe
june s, ly, A. gRApropn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
Rouqr Gnrttr.


@@---
The widow IL q dangerous thing,
With son, black. shining cntls,
And lpoketh mure bewitching
Than n host u fonnpine sifls
Het laugh is So delicious
So knowing, clear. beside.
You'd never dream her thinking
Boon TO become a o1ii|''
Her trpss. though ma,is OF sable.
Gives rotinlness 70 her form
A touch of something thoughtful,
A witchine. winning charm,
And when she sits down by yptt, y
with quiet. easy grace,
A tear may fall uibidlen,
Or smile light up her fars
Her voice IL soft-meloiious-a
And lute-like N ita tens
She sometimes sighs, a /, 'Tis dfeniful
10 pnGcs ,hr'"sh life alone"
And then she'll tell ytu, ypu remind her
or the loved ofe dead and gone.
Your steps. YOUR tafr,, yotr features
Tits the widow will run on. D
OH listen, yet be careful.
For well che pItgs her patti,
Her lips distil The nectar
That doth %enslate The heart,
" guarded, or she'll win ycs,
With sigl,s. AMI smiles. and tears.
+ faith she'll wear The bfeprhes. too,
And boy your silly ears. q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24

u They have got q great tiecfoiltnre
nj s'chaglitioohe. Among the feats wlliel
he performs are the following
lie gives any gentleman leavs fodrivt
forty twelve-psnhy nails into the heslly
part Of his person, after which he takef
d seat in a load chair, when they
are nll drawn mil again.
lie likewise draws the teeth nf hnlf u
dozen different gentlemen, mixes and
llitnbles them III q hat, and gives any per
son leave to bIild-fuld him, and returns
recli their own, md fixes them AZ well ms
ever.
lie also swllnows - pound aud n ltatf of
| gun powder, after which lh allows city
| gentleman to "tuiph him of with n hot
poker, when he instantly becomes blown
into ten Thousand fragments end Vt 4
moment afterwards he ia "aR rood ne
new "
With his fnrefnger md thumb. he
'hrrF's several ~geutJetnena' aud ladies' eyes
ont Of Their bends, without The least pain.
ri which time they soc rn uuepeakatIe
h'h'i''f VI D'thtfthi i'ItiH Hih Hltt' l'ei
are entertained 20 the fun, be places them
agalll in their proper sockets, without any
damage to the sight. @
lie lets my gentleman drink a quart Of
hot melted lead, md by a drauglit Of pre-
pared liquor, Of which he takes part him
self, he makes the said lead piss through
the said gentleman, before al the COMPANY
lie concludes the performance Ivy stand
ing on his head and throwing hotl, legs
ont ol the %scuttIn, after which he swallows
his head, takes himself by the neck, and
%rt'7l,es along a tight rope and mp n liberty
pole.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
FAMILY GROCERIES,.

oAF Sugar and crushed do, brown do ~
- coffee, tea, chocolate, canv assed hams 49,
lard In kegs, pickles, preserves, pepper sauces
mackerel and salmon in kits, fresh HOLSTERS ana
saimon' raisins c~urrants, prunes, brandy frtits
rice, ginger, mustard, spices Of all kinds, ground
and ut for immediate use, sperm candles: soan
CASTLE do. indigo, figs, blue, sweet oil, white wine
sider, vinegar, French brandy, old Holland Gin
old rye w~hiskey, madeira, port, champagne cIar-
ct wines. c~oriiats raspberry vinegar. syrnn &c.
Always on hand Of the best quality-together
WIN a genera assortment ofcrockery and glass
ware, nrsaleb BY tunes y JoHNPHILLIPs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
The Way She Caught lin.
MtrppN's CONFESSION

mstpeN's corrRssios
A youth 10 me q woning ranie,
F'r pity sweet itnrlorel inc.
And hoped | meier roall slight t llams
The lad thai most adcrri me.
liked him much. but hid my plan.
J." see how he'd refute me
30, ('ewning, cried, Don't tea7e, young man
You coi't exactly suit me-
He seeit'd COMPOUNDED. We vud. and stared.
Then yow'l he'd ne'er deceive me.
Bays VI Young tnan, you can he spared:
II You please, ait, You must leave me-
"lo leave YOU, love, | never can,
ewear Ivy all your beauty"
Wow, pray, says |, don't teazc, young man
lcu lon'teNattly suit ine.'
He started, sighed, hung down his heal.
(Which proyedT fairly caught hin)
: Oh haste, my love. TO church y he cried.
Non see 10 what III brought him).
: Dear sir" said I. "if that's my fate,
i" wodsa wontau's duty
het's NJ, Or we shall I've too Late
fou now c~lrtytiy suit tnc ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
Thc Coral.

B 49,
LoE beneath the waves Of oeea,.
Up tho coral toilpth slow.
Needing not The wild colnumtit@
or lie ceaseless rlh anl flow;
Through the weary lspse of ages,
rieldetb neverto despair,
Though the watery demon RACES,
TwSt' It and the realms of ait.
Now above the deep appearing,
Blow. maiestiral its head,
Greeteth II the sunliglt cheering,
Ger il dews " heaven are shed
And the subject waves are bttssging,
with a blind. submissive toll.
Earthly mould, that, closely clinging,
Tuths the coral reprto soil
And II rissih high and higher,
BY the Earthquakes hidden thros,
sti'l TO heaven approaching higher
From its waterr gulf below.
TIL. at last, II rerlent islan&S
stanleth IN lie beauty there,
Where, from valley and frntS highland,
Goeth mp the voice Of PRAYER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
City Drug store.
0. P. DAVIS &. BROTHER
at the Old Stand on LAFAYETTE ST.

III Just received and now opening the ~
IL largest stock of Drugs, Medicines, Che ~
micals, Paints, Oils, varnishes, Brushes. II
Window Glass, Tobacco, Snuff, Pure Wines,
Brandy and Perfumery, ever offered in this, mar
keff on the most reasonable and accommodating
terms. Plantation orders put up with neatness
and dispatch and shipped TO any point desired.
~. y. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully and ae-
e@asay eorPo1Hdfd at all hours. June s, ly-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
T0WNsEND's sARsipARILLA.

. - A4 w 49, Iii
Let EveaYBoDY READ ftis CAREFULLY -Ther IN 4
s8fsattafiia fbt sale m the different tbwhs called s. P.
ftwitsetHts Satsapafiia, II IL advertised AZ the ORtGt.
Nail GENUINE. and all that. This Townsend If no aettur
Ind tsver was; bit was formerly 4 worker on railroads, ca.
sais. and The iike-yet he sssiintss the title Of Doctor for the
PURPOSE Of gaining credit fot what he h not He says hs
aas attended two medical schools. and prsctieed ff fifteen
yeafsi ~ Hbw the truth IN, he never praeticcd %fieaitits n
lay IN his lie Stth trfyta! rfckst misrepresentation
lpbks bal. Is The chafastef and vetael,g Of the hfah. wtsh
most sincerely; he had never made those STATEMENTS n him.
self or ~ me, When will men learn to be htbest and truth.
ful in al their dealings and intercourse with tIfrir felow
rirn Tie applied 10 rns Rtsi Clapp to assiat him IN hiat-
~hfactdtihg his mixture, stating he large stins he would
make. az si itihetire1t IL ehtbnrk IN tie business. Tttsat
tns, haze been insulting and iit,ciling the III ali possible
fsfttiAi IN othet 10 impress tie public with the belief that
The Old U9etofs sarsaparilia sag net the genuine, Dtfsi,af
sur satnriHa, tfale rum The M DJctpf's yrfgfaW Rtct.
PIE. ftHS. =. Townsend snys I have selt the ttse Or thy
maine ff 81 a week viii givs tih1 $50 n he viii pro.
lrte yne -ihEfe solitary tfo1f bf tiiiAi Mis- Statements Of
Thompson. Skiiirtsr 4 Ca afe i5lfiug but d tissie 81
falstitotfls, sinttiy trade 70 ittefse the fuJIic. and keep
the truth fusf n regard II His sgtttng, fstaetaine epmt.
p5nri. This lie u tsttion tie public to purchase rome nj,
Old ~. jacob Jownsenis. Saf ss taritla. having On u tic
tld Docttf's Iikefess. hg fa,vHy yeut 2f Arms, nnl h%
tufeacrts the Utat u Afnis.
P,bitfpa u6its, lR Nassi,t STREET, y. Y NV
JAEBC JpW aGEAA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
j. W. QUIGGINS,
Boot and Shoe Establishment

Late Of LonssUsI1e, n.y.,
HAVING purchased the Shoemaking ~sk>
11establishnent heretofore owned BY
Wessrs. A. Bradford Il Co., respectfully -
informs the public that he will continue the business
In all its branches, in the Store formerly occupied by
G. {. futile, on Lafayette Streets.
He viii always keep on hand q variety Of Ladies',
Misses. and Gentlernen's Shoes Brogars. Eooes. &s..
principally Of his own manufacture. His work viii
be warranted.
The pagonass efths public is respectfully sslisiss1.
lure {. fy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
SPRING FASHION HATS!

w = are no" opening our assortment of EW
w "entlcmen's Hats. manufactured ' TN
prreSsly for our salrs, of the best material and 6n.
'sh, and all OF the latest and most fashionable
Styles; cnmpt'slng--Saperior Nioleskin, Silk and
Beaver Hats double Leghorn Sombreros. Hun.
eaf'ail' Palm Leaf and Campeachy Hats Also, a
snoo assortment Of youths and children's HAS
al new and fashionable shapes, the character md
quality OF these goods are far superior to anything
hitherto Offered, and must be seen to be- annroc;,s
ted lJune :, lyl w. D. PHILLIPS & BRo
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
g.. II. Martin, M. u.
UFtRR HysrfNa On Carpline n, M r,

Dr.. Geofee r. M1ftin-Sir: liavir,g i,aen ,,saa
acquainted will, the composition Of yf,,r valuable
fhlI ny yourself, soine two or three years ago. | t,s W
used them freely In my private practice viii, e,,tlfp
snrt.ess, and sf'nll continue 10 d. W rs long "a mas
l'ae''ce fhh,itthle anil now take erent taensure Il,
teco'iine f'tlIfiE shrEi a PHl as Yours 10 The public m a
safe anu eilitieiit %p,lrgHtise IN aIl nases where n mr..
gatiVe is necessary. iouts will, respect
JONI r. Boos. N. n.
~ Prepared and spla by MAnriN Il Wuirstry.
~ tl,eit Wholesale Drug Siore. Baltimore, And he
The following Agent H. T. WAppiLt. Baton H,uae,
tune 3.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
Baton Rouge Brewery.

I'VE undersigned has tho honor 10 announce Z
J. to The citizens of The town and vicinity A
mat h" has established a B,treyy on the rprne, vi
OF North Boulevard and ~. Joseph street. and Ina,
he will from this date be able 10 furnish vhnln.
sale or retail, .aLE and Table BEER warrant.
ed pure and OF good quality, Also, Iedsf ana Fre3
june =, ly, ALIEN ST MARTIN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
DEAysa-DAss, Qusra Avs's rn.. MI
tbtttbEr Al taiT

Dr. Gto r. Narftr.
Respected Sir-ln ifistire 10 ybt, and to The pnblj.y
and 10 discharge n iiet, and Responsible oLljeytint,
resting tptiil me tahe this n'nth"d Of making known
10 the Public. teinitla YOU think il worthy Of %trtlIiylt-
ingj he remarkable ette ytttr National Jt6pfe has
Wrought n my particular erse. ! Ind been ipi,1fit8
under al lhtertnittipe fever ft II months. / had .r,ej
different eminent physieiats. hut without a,ires.ss -
W re. me quinn. would stpp the tlils n dry Or
two, bat they would return with dyyllp vjplenr. ~.
~ beraine weak and eniatiated. Nv sten,ri,
Sitvnilen and hnfl; my srjfits broken. and fad b,tt III.
tie hnpe hf again hetchiint d shtll,i tnatt; last ujpter
! ateilentallr saw this Invaluable Toaie. and acting,
as n drowning men would catch nj stravws. 60 e,,pf,t
al 2 bottle Of yohr Meli"itfe-t1n,me,eei takips i,
ahd beitte | used II NM hoitie thy ciilts i4ft me. nv
appetite gradually returned. and my s,drits slso, enl
by the time had finished the me bottle | was. as II
were, q new ntai, Ncnr!y q year has elapsed and |
have tiot had a single chill. Yoir pills IRE lie myst
popular pills aifong tis. Yours, with respect.
Jp1tN NEtssy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24

O~Loee is natural to a woman rs fra.
GRANGE i5ato a rose. You may lock a girl
up M a convcnt--yoG may confine her in
a celi-yon may cause her to change her
religion, o. iorswear her parents--these
things are possible--bui never hope to
make the sex forego their heart worship
or give up their reverence for cassimers-
tor such a hope viii prove as bootless as
the GFeek Save, and rs hollow as a bam-
boo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24

II ia ruiuored that the last and greatest
curiosity OF the ape has just been received
ut Wood Museum II lie the gun with
wh'ol, the question ia popped. Probably
a large supply will shortly be made for
the use of haslful young men.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24

Said a young fellow. Indignantly, whrl,
called q boy, don't call he hoy-Iye
rhaw'd tobacco this six years - He
thought he was n g%,AIlemnn. IF tnl,arao
smoke and spittle, and old guijs make
gentlemen, the article is plenty every.
whore. 0aropilion is that sltcll gentiiity
will not PASS.