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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
DRY GOODS p
And Clothing Establishment.

g =. HART, offers the above goods at =. !.
NJ such prices o. will bear competifionlH fIVk
with any larger establishment in Baton qlWy
Rouge, having selected the goods from the frs.
establishment in the city Of New Orleans, they
will be sold on guarantee and If not as presented
the cash In all cases will be returned, being deter
mined to sell on small profits and quick returns,
viz:
French r".,;.. Metino sae'' 'Frost and paltot..
Linen Check do do a.
Toile de 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.
White Linen Bosom Of extra style and finish
colored do Listardos and Hickory.
Pink. White, Oriental and stripe undershirts,
Drawers, Hosiery, Suspenders. Gloves and every
article in the furnishing line.
N. b. 10 dozen superior mems large size silk
gloves. A
Dry Goods.
Figured and plain colored and white, Muslins,
.lpacas, Linen Of every quality, from rs to / so
per yards, Bleached and unbleached Muslins,
solored Cambrics, Hood do Mosquito bars, and
Nettings, Linen Cambrics, Hand'fs., silk, do
summer Batiste do Foulard, Wells, Thread
md Cotton Laces, Cottonades, Fancy Linens for
Pants, Listardos Hickory and every article in the
store line.
To the Trade.
have on hand SO Gross Of Robertson's Pencils
- dozen Tooth Brushes, 100 Gross Steel pens, so
Purses and Wallets, 20 dozen French soap
md a large assortment of Jewelry. so dozen |
wo blade knives, 30 dozen Razori and Fancy
foods Of every description which will sell at
sew Orleans wholesale prices.
Always ready to show the goods and / can
hallenge competition.
june Sly 8. e. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17

The Chambers (Ala) Tribune tells the
llowing anecdote of famous liar in those
trts, who would have beaten Sam HYDE
al out, and given him "six for n start I"
A friend of ours was telingrs, not Ions
nee, Of an acquaintance in South Caro-.
IA, who was noted for his m~endacitv. He
lated Of him the following anecdotc:
Said some m to the liar, "Do o re-
te4nber the 'time the stars fen MANY
ears ago p O
Yes said AIendax.
"Nell,' remarked the other, X have
eard it was all a dcception-that the
ars did not actually fall"
Don't yon believe il" returned Men
TX, with a klsocieg iaak !. they fell in
~ gard ms big as goose eggs. I've got
ae of EN- yet, only the children PLAYED
i,hit 50 much, they're seore the shiny
iafs off,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
Lines by S0uthcy.

Tse days If Infancy are all atlrsam,
subw fair, bat Oh how short they seeni-.
rrtrm Lies sweet opening spsiaoI
e'oie days Of Youth advance
,tiae bounding liml, the ardent glance,
leiI'he kindling soul they bring
Cls Lies burning SUMNER time.
Marhood-matured with wisiom's fruit,
Reward Of Iearning's deep pursuit
rceeds, ns Autumn follows Summers prime
And that, and that, alas goes by,
Eknd what ensues' The longuid eye,
rlthe falling frame, the soul o~'ercast
nri4 WtSlrp's eickening. whitening blast,
ve's blessed senson-fur II IA the last.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
roWNsENp,s sARsAPAnILLA.
ru1EManr nuAGxn.

TRICKS or uUACKn.
Gs~ EvsasstbY RRAD THIS CAAsrutlYe-IBses
ssf-spaf4la lor sale u The tldsfsnt .oNns salisd Y *
townsefds. ssansspsfilias n w. ~adssftifsd ~ Mo OhIeI
NAts 8ENulNk. and al tnAt. This Townsend Y 10 asetof
and never wss bui vas formerly 4 Nofksr on talifhslst ~
oaIs. and the tiks-yst he assures the title Of Dgeiof fof -
ptfpcse u eaiuins etsdit for wha, be ' not Hs NJ Mhs
kas attended tw5 hfediesi seboots, ard praciited tr hhssn
~yssfstts Now the ifaih n. " never pfnetised fnedieins Z
ny 10 his lis saeh kigx4 SfsAsd fnisrspfsss etssion
goks BGd u the character ahd ysfatity Of the tsan. wish
uscss ~sinesfeiy, Ne ma sever made those sslsnsn,s u him
@lfof Of ~. Wien will hssa leafn 10 be honest ard truth
ful In oil their dealings and ihtetrpsrss With their fsliow
men ts applied To cRs Ruel Clapi, 10 assist him In tran.
ufsetsfinS Mic mixture, stating the lsfss sums - M,ysld
make, A. an isdatsmest u embark in The tAsifese. These
men have bssn insulting and libstihg ne ~ oil ppssiblt
fvrnIs, in order tc impress. the psblit. With NJ bsllsi ihsi
he Old Deetor's Ssrsa psrilta wss not the Hst.fre, 1Afnni
SifsapdtfRn, MAIDS from the on Dseirss Original Rses.
ois. This 8. r. Iownsend says 1 hare sold the use of NY
aanre fr " week. | will eise BIN sHU If be will pro.
dses one sinsl. solitary ptcof u this, III. statements u
Thompson. Skilltnsh 4 %. are noihiag but a tissve Of
faissheode, simply made 10 deceive The rublie, and ksep
ihs truth down In regard IL his sesfirx, Irh1ennnX eWs.
sos.d. This is ~ esuiien inc pubiis - tsrehass nons bvt
pla fr. JACOB 1'cwnssnd's Sat.s perhla, saving Oh !, Ne
Old Doetot's likeness. biz IansHy Cosf n A'sss, ssd liz
6ahatufsasfos Inc CBat u, Arms.
JAUOD 1uwNSEMD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
PARTOF
FAMILY GROCERIES,.

I oAF Sugar aiadscrushed do. brown do 49,
- coffee, tea, chocolate, canvassed hams ~
lard IN kegs pickles, preserves, pepper sauces.
macSerel and salmon in kits, fresh Holsters and
salmon, raislns c~urrants, primes, brandy fruits,
nee, ginger, mustard, spices of all kinds. ground
and 1T for immediate use, sperm candles: SOAP,
CASTLE do, indigo, figs, blue, sweet oil. white vine.
cider, vinegar, French brandy, old Holland Gin,
old rye whiskey. madeira, port, champagne clar-
ct wines, condials raspberry vinegar. syrup. &c.
Always on hand of the best quaity-together
with a general assortment or crcckcry and glass
~sre. Srsals by fumes " JOHN PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
A, NJ TT A,

REGS leave TO inform the public that he has
- again established hi'n- EROcrsEgsssg
self AZ his old stand on GsnEfS[RAAlEiD
Church Street, where he Offers for sale a general
assortment Of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS and
HARDWARE. Low ron CASH or ON aceomodat-
ing terms, and takes THE opportunity Of returning
ms thanks TO his former customers. and hutters
himself that hs prices and quality of Groceries
and PROVISIONS will induce them TO extend to him
n portion of their former patronage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
Rqpqr Gn;tttt.
The Presidents Dirge.

'hC Oh nation, shrotid yoit head In gloorf,
For your Chief in death low lying,
.,t Tor rotr sages passing to the tomb,
For your best and bravest dying
knd pnuse TO think how many more
or the great and the gallant hearted
Al Shall pass away 10 The far off shote,
Ere your noblest have departed.
He lay iron Buena vista's plair,
. A calm and D fearless sleepef,
And he woke in the hirdling morn again,
10 But his siunibet ia darker and deeper
ari 1Iis brave heart dared The f%osinan's steel
N ~ When The battle llast was falling,
But he bows at last 10 the trumpet peal,
. For the Angel Of Death is calling.
III OH shronGGsye The nations head in gloom,
As on 10 his rest they bear him,
hei For few can stand in the hsro's room,
y And III can the nation spare him.
But long. IN the dark and troubled night,
She shall think Of the wreatbes he won her
7 Who ruled, az he fought, Tor his country = RICH
rs And died on the post 81 honor,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
SPRING. FASHION HATS!

ME are now opening our assortment Of -
w Gentlemcn's Hats. manufactured ex.A
presSly for o,r sales, of the best material and 6n-
ish, and all Of the latest and most fashionable
styles; comprising-superior Moleskin, silk and
Beaver Hats; double Leghom Sombreres, Hun.
garian, Palm Leaf and Campeachy Hats Also, a
good assortment of youths and children's Hats.
all new and fashionable shapes, the character and
quality of these goods are far superior to ANYTHING
hitherto offered. and must he seen 10 be spnrecia.
ted, june s, ly.l w. d. PHILLIPS Il BRO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
Juri de Police d'Ouest Baton Rouge.

~--@
Al tine session du Juris ds Police de Ia Paroiss,
son de Cour. 1tindi II k2 Juillet 1860 les men,
bres suivans ent repondv& pappeli
Jean Bite. LaE}auve, VIM. Jones Lyle,
Falmoff Hebrft, lHtnes w. Pipes,
Clas. Louis Petit, Paul Babin.
Louis Lafton, Charles Smith,
Joseph +. Landry, Hagluire G. Leblanc,
ct John l.. .Lobiell.
Fur motion lie Mr.. Charles 1. Petit, les minutes
de Ia dertiiere asseniblee. cencernant les reclat1a-
tons de Messrs. Jesse Hart ct autres pour repara-
tions faites attx levees de Favfct ct Dele Plane,
allouees. spnt c~ortig6es de maniefes d inserer les
nnn,s %s,iivans. ronimie vptant Requirement
Mesrs. Petit, Landry ct Babin--la resolution est
adcptee.
Mr.. tahth fait motion que Faction du Juri de
Police, d ein5itree par son vote str1 adoption DIES
complies de iMessre. Jesse Hart ct autfes soft re.
col,siietee. d lie President declare la motion non
hvenailte, w Que les minutes tie rasseinblee pre-
c6ieute ont 6te prolnttlguees.
Rrppo,f Nv Coprtts des FiM1frfs Nous, sotlssi.
en6s NOMINEES par lie tufi de Police de la Paroisse
d'Uuest Baton Rottge, pour examiner les complies
du Tresoiior lie la Paroisse. faisofs ~rapport-Iua-
pres I'M esaf1en tminotietx dies complies ct titres dt
dit 'I'resofier. Ell DIES d fierens mandats tires sur lui,
nous %trouvui1s que depuis lie IL Juliet 1919; jus
uu'au ~ Juliet 1850. II a etc verse All Tresor de
| Paroisse, la sutime de butt mile, sir eent-quatre-
vingt-quatorze ~pisstres ct quatrevingt-six cents
tseGg4 SCI ct que pendant &c temps il a etc de-
buuree, Y inclus les commissions du Tresofier. re-.
Inscriptions &c. Ia soinme de sept mile, hut.
cent-quarante.deux piastres ct douze cents,
tt7R42 10y ce qni laisse au tresor ,ite balance de
hut. cent cinq,tante- deut piastres, ct ~soiaante
quatorSe cents.
i resle de plus Mt t'fesor I'm billet tire par r.
Beal. payable d Fordfe lie A.. Malta, pour lie mon
tant de cent piastres, datee lie % Septembre ls4g.
ct payable a un M IL date. ct quinze cents pias-
tire h5OO.1o) taxes de Paroisse pour rannee
1880 scion rapportionremeni, q,i mont pas encore
etk versees al Tresor-taisant un total de de,tx-
inille-auatre- cent -cinquante- leux p~iastfes ct soix-
ante quatorze cents, ts245o 7) en- favour de Ia
Pafoisse nous soumettons done respettueusement
ci qui prerede.
''''''' q: : !; s IT, s:::.', c'"''.:
Rappo,t DIV Co,,nte de- 1o1vs.-votre Cotnite
forfitne poir faire I'm estime approximate des
taxes de Paroisse. pour pannee 1850, demande b
faire lie rapport %stivanti
Apras avoif d1ment examine les livres du IRE
sorief il patais que les depenses ct disbursement
Dc Ia paroiss'I pour l'anhee 1850, ss'on, CONNIE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
City Drug store.
0. P. DAVIS & BROTHER,
At the Old Stand on LAFAYETTE ST.

HAVE just received and now opening the %
IL largest stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Che ~
meals, Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Brushes,
Window Glass, Tobacco, Snuff, Pure Wines,
Brandy and Perfumery, ever offered in this mar
ket, on the most reasonable and accommodating
terms. Plantation orders put up with n~eatness
and dispatch and shipped to any point desired.
~ B. Physiriasf Perceptions carefully and az
saTasay eonpc1sdA q aAhosvs. june 8, y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
Eaten Rouge RreNar1.

TNlE undersigned has the honor 10 announce 4
a to the citizens Of the town and v~iciinty y. A
that he has established a Bresrery on the corner d
Of North Boulevard and St, Joseph street. and ,ha,
he will from this date he able 10 furnish W hole.
sale or retail. .4LE and Table BEER warrant.
ed pure and Of good quality, Also. Peas asd Fed.
june & ", ALEX, ST. MARTIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
JOHN c. LANOuE.

HAVING purchased Mr.. George A. Pixies
Al interest in the late firm of Pike 4 LaNoue
returns has thanks to his friends and the pablis
aud will inform them that he will continue keen.
ing n large stock of
Stationery and Fancy Articles,s
At the old stand, Post Office room, Harvey House,
Baton Rouge.
ilnc 8, 3w.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17

On Sunday, a lady called to her little
ny who was tossing marbles on the side
ak, to come into the house. {" Don't
IA know Won shouldn't be out there, my
me Go into the back yard, if you want
, play r.arb,es-it is Sunday, Well,
y. But ain, il Sunday ia TIC back mzrd,
oiAsrss"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17

Oct. II, 1886.
~. Hsotss 7. Msrtin-Sif: Having been made
acquainted with the composition Of your valuable
Pill, by Yourself, some two or three years ago. | hay
used them freely, in my private practice With entire
success, and shall continue TO do 80 a. lens IA | NAV
practice medicine and | new take gfee, pleasure in
feco'nfne nding such a Pill a. yours to The public n A
safe and efficient p,lrgative in all ca.es where d pur.
gative IL necessary. Yeurs with respect.
JoRN r. Boor. n. D,
Do Prepared and sold by MAnrinA WalTKtry.
at theif Wholesale Drug Store, Baltimsre. And by
the following Agen. II. r. WApptIL, Baton Rouae.'
june r.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
DR.. MARTINS
Compound syrup Or wild Cherry,

TSH1S Compound is one Of the best remedies ever
l. offered to the public in Coughs, whether aris-
ing from cold OF whooping cough, or that dreadful
Consumption. Few remedies. i'll the short time IL
has been before the public, have effected 50 many
cures. The propretors are every day receiving orders
for ii al q distance, and III this city. In which they
have been highly gratifed to learn It's good effects.
The Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
Maryland dlie Right Rev. w. X. Whittingl,anJ has
authorized us 10 cay that he has used II In his own
person With decided benefit; and Our Medical friends
do not scruple TO recommend ii as one II the best re.
NEEDLES In Consumption, bronchitis, Asthma. de-.
which they have ever met with. The following IL
from II highly respectable Physician OH Kent Island,
whom We made acquainted with the preparation f:
KENT ISLAND, June ", 1917.
DR.. .Martin-Doar Sir Since my return hmue, |
prescribed y'6tt SYRUP or Wild CHERRY in
several cases: one in particular. d case Of Asthma, bi
long standing (ab8tit ~ yeare) a neighbour and patient
Of milne. Her disease had never been benefited by
any Medicine which she has taken and for the last
year or two she has been confined entirely TO the
libtise. ] do not kii0w that she had a good night's
rest for a long time, but since che has commenced
taking yetf Medicine land she has only iaken one
bottle1 she 10 enabled to GO to bed and sleep well MI
night think the Medicine will make d perfect cure
Of her. and she IL determined to give IL a fair t,ial.
Her husband, MI. lioderiek Eafiefson, IL a n merchant
here, and says If You will send him some Of IL be vii
AZ your agent.
Yours, SHAMuxL HAfrfa, n. y.
Price 10 cents per btttle. Around each bettls thxt
10 4 short treatise on Diseases Of the Chest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
E. R. STEVENS, BRO. & co,

Z. X. STEVENS, BRO. Il Co.,
No. 5IA5 - Common st., NO.
INVITE the attention Of Merchants Printers and
leustomers to their extensive assortment oil papefs,
Playing Cards, Blank Books. Stationery De. adapted
to almost every branch Of trade and which they will
sell at low prices Wig
PAPERS.
5000 Tesms Printing, sizes 81 30 " % 1 AZ
inches.
5000 :" Letter and Holssap ali qualities.
1000 I" Wrapping,
1000 " Hardware and envelope
---ATSO---
English 4 French papers, white and cold Tiesne.
Druggists, Confestisnefs and other papers In great
s%TAT1ANoRy n BLANK hooks.
English and French Stationary, GilloH'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 &C.,
PLAYING CARDS.
500 Gfoss HiRhlanders assorted backs.
$50 " Decatnr and Eagles
rs " Superfne linen, Eagles.
Also Spanish and English gold back Cards.
----~e~-
i. AeENsr yox Hoe b Cos. PRrnrsso Paxss
MANrFACTORY.s
.And Whites Ns,e York Type foundry, and a
Complete .Assorfnpe.t Of Typ and Pri~ti~g Mate,ials.
nz-C0NSTANILY On HAND.-x1 june 8.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
Very respectfully. yours.
HUBBEJL Il ABBOTT.
Jonaths1 Edwards, Esq, 29 Wall st., New York

F H @-A%An
Ambrose Baker. Of Cbxsaekie. N. Y. thus remarks.
"lhave made bricks twenty two years-nineteen
years by hand, and the last three years with Halls
machines. have sir Notwithstanding three al.
~tetnately each day. ! have made this season $500.
OOD IN five months, with twenty-seven men At least
one foirth more thar | tuuld have mada with the
same number by hand. They were all moulded by
three men and the quality is greatly ippruved--being
more dense, and having a smother surface, 20. 900, 600
have been made with these bachines,a at CosssckiA.
The past seastiti. and they hav caused An entire revo.
luton IN The brick rnauufactufe. The machine works
like n charm. Numerous. kinds have been tried. and
great expenses incurred, but no machine would work
our clay successfully before we tried this. Nov. none
Of our brick makers egtild be induced 10 dispense will,
thstis"
The following from Messrs. Hoey n Hyinvtyn. al
New Orleans, II addcds to show there machines will
work equally well in the South as In The North.
We have tel, of Mr.. Halls machines now IN opera.
ton, and are making preparation TO start ten more
next season. We also fully coticuf In the opinipns Of
the above gentlemen. and would say further, that this
machine l. to simple In iis construction that we have
no difficulty In learning our iisgfues TO operate with
II. this we consider urie ofits highest recommendation
for Southern operation. We shall be happy to show
these machines % Any gentleman whe will call a. our
Brick Works In Hoeyville, near Cnrrgllton.
-. HOEf y BYING1ON.
These machines are well adapted for plantation nae
requiring only one horse power tn propel them. and
can be worked. by ordinary hands. Planters can get
all information requisite. by calling on the snbscfiber,
at 20 Gid Leyee., where they can be seen.
j.. +. BACkUS.. Agent for A. Hail, Patentee.
Also, agents for the following manufactures: Bells
for plantations, Of all sizes Fairbanks Patent Plat.
form Scales, TO weigh from 500 to 5000 lbs ljeam
Scales with Frames. Can and Cotton Hooks. all sizes
and weighing apparatus ofevery description. efthe
best manufactures. Firsproof Safes, all sizes, a full
assortment.
Also, Wood and Willow Ware Tin Ware. plain
and japanned IGlass Lanterns: Cords Cendaee
brushes Brooms Mats Selves; Wieking. etc. In
y treat variety. iuu. a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
Dr.. Geo. T. Afarhn.
DR.. Martins Universal purgafiye
1Stvl4.s

In offering thoHs riHs TO the Public. we know there
cannot he a hetter, Or n more safe, easy OF accessible
Purgstive. They speedily remove all Irritating mat.
tiers retained In the bowels. Or when the iabitnal
alvihe discharges are too tatdy or insuniriant; fnr
health, by their specific virtues they restore the func.
tiofis to q healthy action, and the blood to its natural
purity. Read III. Hoon's certificate:
q. r. Martin, M. ID.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
Catholic Books.

A LARGE variety of. CathoIi HT1TN
II Books Also the Catholic AL Ztsksf
manac for 1850, and the American 49,
Almanac of Useful knowledge for 1850, Just re-
ceived and for sale by, GEO. N. HER0MAN
june s ly. opposite the Methodist Church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
Saddles, Harness and Trunks,

TUE undersigned keeps constant e-S~
l. z on hand a complete sssort- ffMAsal54l-Hgl
fnent' Of Saddiery, Harness and &SSAASN
Trunks Of every description, consisting, in
PART OF
ppanish Saddles. Tampieo Saddles,
hentncSy do. Somerset do.
Mamaluke do. Columbian Ii
Demipcak do. Ladies, plush. do,
boys do. do. quilted do.
carriage and buggy Harness, Misses dc. do.
Wagon and dray do. s
Hard leather and imitation Trunks,
Wood, frame and packing do.
And all other articles in the line, all of which
VIII be sold for CASA. at the lowest New Orleans
prices. Call and examine. tie stock-no trouble
TO show the goods.
june :. ly. A. BRADFORD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17
A. HALLS
PATENT BRICK MACHINE.

TtIREE hundred millions Of bricks were made
j. with this machine, within the last Ii months,
Letters may be seen, setting forth In the highest
terms. the merits OF this machine. from gentle men
residing In or near the principal cites In the IInjte,l
States. The following from Messfs H1bbell n Abtoti
Of Charleston, Mass. who tnakee. 100. 900. brick pef
day with this machine. In n fair sperjtnep sf tba
opinion Of the most noted brick ri,akpts In the ce,utrv
u was written to Jonathan Edwards. 2yWall street
N. York. In afswerto one addressed by him 4, them
for information. a copy Of which waskindiy furnished
me by Mr.. Edwards:
GHaHIEsrowN. Jan. g. 1919.
siR:-fn answer to your favor Of Zee. 9Th. we
would FAY, that our opinion In reference 10 MI. HALLS
moulding machine has not changed In the least since
we addressed a letter tot. n. Wahemat. Esq, upon
the subject. but on the. contrary our opinion In mare
and more confirmed Of the utility of this maehine and
that II is by Ear the best Of aiiy III ,ise, and we doubt
whether 1t IL possible that any machine ean ever be
introduced 80 cheap, 50 simple and 90 efficient for
moulding bricks as this.
We have not seen the one of which you speak, hut
have seen many others, and are fully satisfied there
II none that equals MI. I1al1A
Out Of all the machines we are using we have not
had one broken for the Two asst years, and hive iibt
paid d dollar for repairs; We mention this. 10 sht,tv
YOU how simple, and trifing the, expense after these
machines are ready for ,se.
We have not shilling's interest IN Mr.. Halls or
any other brick machine. Having had much %efterj.
ence In tile business We are willing ard feel bound TO
give our opinion honestly and freely whenever called
upon. and do not hesitate for a moment to pfttfoiince
Mr.. Halls machine the simplest, the cheapest andi The
best in use.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-17

Total, -Al4,6sO 90
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