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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05
The AlbatrOs.

A long line was foated astern this
morning, with hook and bait for an al
batros. Several Of these noble birds
were sailing in our wake. One of them
took the hook, and as he was drawn
slowly toward the ship his female COM
panion followed close at his side.-
When lifted in she looked up with an
expression Of anxiety, aud bereavement
that would not dishouor the wife of his
captor in reverse of circumstances
We found in his shape some rcsem-
blance to the Wild goose, but much Iarg-
er in head and body, and with a longer
wing. The hook had not injured him,
and though his wing, which measured
twelve feet between their tips " ere PIN
ioned, he walked the deck with a proud
defiant air. Hislarge eye flashed with
indignation andAmenance. His beal1
was armed with strong hook like that
of the falcon, his plumage was white as
the driven Snow, and the down on his
neck soft as moonlight melting over the
verge of an evening cloud. '.., ~ ...
He was captured byAone Of our pas
sengers, who now proposed 10 kill him
for the sake Of his wings. But the sail
ors, who always associate something
sacred with this bird, pterfered They
predicted nothing but head winds, storms
and misiortuncs if he should We killed
and unlockedh his wings, gave him a toss
over the ships side into his own wild
element. =, His consois, who had follow
ed the ship closely during its. captivity
receiving him with out-stretched wings.
She sailed around him as heiighted, and
in ber caressing joy,threw her soft neck
over this wing and now oeer that. In
a few moments they were eradled side
by side, and he was telling her, I doubt
not, Of the savage beings he had Been
among, and Of his narrow wtscape. Col
tons Deck and Port.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05

Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Land Agent
Presumption claims secured, and entries made
hy Military Warrants. Office on st. anthony
street, nearly opposite the Upper Landing.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05
III. CAWOOD.
r.. r.. NELSON,

''7''" ~ ''R. r. NELSON, eff u
Atty aud G COUNSELLOR at Law and Gener-
eraI Land Agent.--.St. Paul, Min.
Particular attention gwen TO the collection Of
debts, payment Of taxes, securing pre-empticn
claims, entering lands by military warrants, &c
&c.,-Ofiice at present in the rear OF h' w
Tracy Co.'S store. ''t '''i'N.' D.
,r-fs Valuable lots for sale in Leenh's Addi.
;tion y Ta1n2-5-ly 2. ,iIai,, -4apy
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05
NEW TTRA ION.
DRUGS AND .,.
M e y I G I N & s

81. Paul, Minnesota.
lust received from the east fresh supply o
- Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Var
nishes and Dye-stutis, which will be sold at the
lowest prices. ....
FAMILY MEDICINES.
Anti-bilious, cathariic, vegetable, and ague pills
Coxe's hive syrup. Stoughton's bit,ers, Burgundy
pitch. Liniment---volatile, nerve and bone, poor
mans and anodyne Am, Thompson's eye water
opodeldoc, >parasoric, castor oil without taste or
smell, rheumatic drops, Mexican Mustang Lini-
ment, together with every article in the Drug line
for sale cheap for cash.
1GIa DEWEY s CAVILEER.
St. Paul, April %, 1880. LILY
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05
WIN. ID. Phillips.

Procureur, Avocat en- droit, ct Agent desterres-
81 Paul Reclame mis- ensnrete ct des terrt
entrees par des orires militaires. ti "a sal-
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05


s3~ The New York Evening Post
contains the following siotice Of book:
SYRACUSE IN DANGER.--A new book
has inst been put forth BY, a, citizen Of
Syracuse, Of which the title page, to
say the least, is somewhat novel and
startling. 1t is this. > sazo50
The doomed city efMe Ealieu or rea-
sons for believing that the city of Syra-
cnse will eventually sink, as did Sodom
and Gom,rrah, on account Of the sa-
line water taken from its baseI for the
salt manufactures ,s,~e,g
The writer is said to be a salt manu-
factdrer, who has paid considerable at
tention to the philosophy Of sa!t licks.
and who, as the result of his studies, az
nounces that the, city Of Syracuse is
placed Immediately above vast salt de-
posite. which is constantly 'dissoiving by
thes action of water. SO that,iiat soafe,
time or other, t.raustl sink bel0hg the
earth: In that case we, may add, !, taat
the inha a5itants, unless they make their
escape III time, viii get VII 1picts'ed.-
iHswotheiaiithar learned shW Sbdcif' and
Gomorrab suak in,ela salt pis,s Is d cdn-
not say, as we have not read his book,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05

a. RICE, WHITALL s. BECKER,
At.orneys at Law and Solicitors in
Chancery,
VIII give their entire attention to the business Of
their profession. The collection Of debts. pay
ment Of taxes, buying and selling OF Lands Sc.,
promptly attended to- Their offices are at
81 Paul and st. .8nthony, .dinnesotH.
ED. RICE, E.-G. ,wHIrALL, GEO. L. BECKER
October 2j xxvnu .tr.~ ..I .. E...
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05

a correspondent Of the New York
Commercial, writing from.on hoard the
steamer Pacific. in St. Georges. Chan
mel, speak of meeting large cebergs off
the coast Of Nova Scotia and N. Found
land: I.H i.H .f.' ''-'.S'. bon. 'i.'"
One of these was supposed to be
from 600 TO 500 feet high, with a sur
face of $50 to 200 acres. Supposing
the altitude above the level Of the water
to be 700 feet. 1t would be 1900 feet
thick under water, according to the us
'uai estimate; or $500 feet thick in all.
u the neighborhood Of this, | counted
tweniy-four othse of various dimen-
sions. The mercury in thermometer
here fell to 40 degrees, bot gradually
rose aswe approached TIE middle of the
Atlantic. 80 a"'' 'a4 "" .'''"1
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05
st. }]aul BUSINESS pireetorn.
9tu: MAsTERSON & SIMONS,
-l attorneys and Counsetiors at La'o,
fna a' Bench-sueet, St. Paul.
H. F.JMAsrERsoN. %. ORLANDO sIMoNS-
ALLEN PIERSE, /,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, I. Paul. Min. Ter
~ Will attend 10 business connected with his
profession in any par, Of the Territory of Mime
so,a May %, 1850. ly
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05
e.. ID. BEyANS.

e.. ID. BEVANS,
Dealer in Stoves and manufacturer Of every de-
scrip,ion of Tin and Copper Ware, few doors
below the American House, Saint Anthony
street. lSf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05

SdorLASD.--An English, paper, ofre-
cent. date, says:--"S Scotland. with but
2, ,625 ,957 inha ab;.ants.a spd no commes-
cial centre, no political metropolis. and
but little foreign commerce, seeds 3d.
'd6a ,4S9 letters in . year,.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05
B. w. Lott,

|I- - --- B. W. LOlt'
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ana "ehera'
-. Land Agents.. Paul.
Particular attention viii be given to collections,
Paving Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing fre-
Emption Claims, and entries made by Military
Land Warrants. ..s on
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05

John Randall & Co.
Forwar riding and Commission, Dry Goods anu "ro-
p. ceries.-Cornsr Of jackson and River Streets
south side. nsi.i'itag -gvuN l-s.Y.l I'd
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05

'bH w. IL. Forbes,
Fur Company, st. Paal Outfit also Dry Good
and Groceries Third street. ,g.! ri u
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05
Charles Cavileer,
Wm. ID. Phillips,

Paints, Oils, Dye-S,uifs, Drugs and Medicines
Third street. .,.,--. r.. f-.i Ia -. s..-.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05
MINNEsOTA HOUSE ,

Ola ~ 9<s J.. IL7L
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-09-05

ST. Paul, June l1,h, IS49.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
Fun ON TIT ClRCViT.9
NJ AN AtAnNNA Solicitor n

-
On the morning lnriug which the rod
nosod iIatiiti 50 rnthles,ly kept me frot
poIttG INTO the Grand Jury room, that he
might NpH':i ~ thu gaming Witnessed,
WAS somewhat repaid for my exclusion
and the wound TNaicted on "the peace and
d,gntt}. Ivy witnessing an amtsinp .ccnr
on the public square, Tho Court llnnac
town of Randolph, like other village. Ind
its S>dn@rna of wild youngsters CLERKS.
~oycSgroNn HrkuohhoyS. aud other ,arha,
who were always ready for any d~eviltry
that might turn mp, NlcouCac. they acted
N CONFETTI never knew a set of the kiul
that did not, The thins ia a sort 81 Free
Masonry Of Mischief. and the meuhcra
IRE usually all "hnyht." Let one mako =
characterization asatnst - lnehlass Individual
selected rs n victim, and upon the instant,
the WhHic c,au take the cue. ma bagiu the
work ot tortnontalg, Generally &omGlns
chuato ia choscn, and while Rii SWjnnev
holds ham IN conversation. Tom Ahcls
slipS up h2htnl, and lets iy into hls ear n
cold stream ui water from n sQVShrt--or
Tom Owen. pretending To brush IN insect
from his hajy, ''embrRees the opportunity"
10 smear the ~uAiortuuate'S face with a
,n,,h, e. ~ Nv "'' go, sun
,,.nt W ,' ~, ''''''N,'& Is
NV Fna ",''7 ",>' ana H''
t,r,.;,,,, l -" '''s, ~ 'asFF'nS
e. l. "'"' '"' w. Tue
m"nT,ns5 st,,l rI,,'"'" "'T ''N''
m".'sN ,|n ,In ,,, y, "''' WE"
,iy, Ran -, nsn., 4"" :" qIIS""'
-" ~ 49,, VS. % r''''" ''''''
E,S nI,'., :, ,'"',' '''' - tue county,
,nN, n,",".' w. :, CIV ~. P'>s" % "'S''B
,h,,,ah ~, ESQ.,, T. =, st.'" '''"N' '",
q I%' Q '''''"' '''''" % '','""''@ ",'
,S,,,', MIN, ~ tSt'''',r ~, y, SAD ne
>,, h,,l Is% 80 "'I''' =, " "Ff
s,,,, g. " .,t" "S''S - ~" E,' ""F
m,var ;n,n,1"l w. ...,,,1' 81. >t~"' ",g
,",,y ~ :, r,,LNr .i,,n w." 'g,"I'5 ~
,r,, r,.,., r@on,n-r ,hn, ",s p'',,1 u,"n
10 90 her ronm,e'r,nS Mith A "1' ,ha
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
COOpER'So WELL,

SllUATEh in Kinds County. missile ,
A'sirpi, ~ miles west Of Jackson, The essaz5ha1
State Capital, and | miles east OF Ray- -Its-W
mond, county seat. The Raymond Railroad, now
rebuilding, will probably, he done Iy The LIST ri
june il i~ntcfsccts tho Nickshurg Railroad Mt flol.
tons distance from Raymond 10 the Well, 4 miles.
Al this ttnto Hacks can he had NJ Bottoms, 10 miles
io the Va. or Clinton depot s miles, Persons
leaving N@kshurg can be nt the Well in four hours.
Extensive arrangements nfe making Tor the coming
summer, The "nteri ~ principally Chaly hrate. The
celebrity 1ks'lia Well is not surpassed and IL recon
tf'cilied hS@he medical faculty in cnsea Of Chronic
nnrrlIma. Gravel, Dropsv. and general Debility il
acts powerfully upon the Liver and Kidneys. and hns
the same ~alattty effect throughout the year. invn-
lids can he accommodated Mt all seasons with com.
tnrtahle rooms,
Iu; few places cnn rsreel his ns n watering place.
lhe picturesque view. tho elevated location, roman.
tic hills. md lofty ptnns in fact. everything inli.
en'os health. independent oftlie medical water, which
has proved so beneficial.
Tcrm s.
Board and lodging, for Winter. Spring md Fall
months, S2i pef month. - per week, ana I'll so I've,
day. The mcnths Of June. July, August and Sep.
tcui''cr. $50 per month, $40 PER week, and a. rar
day. Horses will he taken carc 81 on moderate terms
Al ntnlscmeilis requisite 10 a watering place will
he found, antat good band Of music provided for the
summer MONIES.
WILLIAMS & EPPEs. Perpetrators
Y, ,. The assistance Of Col. Long. late of thu
Mansion House jackson Miss. have been secured.
AMI trusts that general satisfaction will be given.
Accommodations are making for n tionsand persons.
In addition 10 the Old Well. another has been Obtained
by sinking 4 shaft some 50 feet deep. and turned out
to he strongly impregnated with snipier and iron il
Is such an ne,hausfible stream. that suitable bath
houses ARE about 10 be erected. also the boring Of an
Artesian Well has been commenced. Reuters will
lind no scarcity Of winter for culinary purposes, sc.
Although we consider the we'll open at all times.
still the question is asked, when do you open: we
now say. HE Ist May. az a general Opening. Quite
a number ol inTaiids are nos here and a prospect of
a large company. Judging from letters alreadv recri.
vrd, On the subject of rooms. &c. The demand for
barrels Of wafer is so great, we must decline taking
auy more orders until fall.
The public are requested. should they wish any
in foru.ation rsvgard to the Medical qualities of she
wn,er. or to procure rooms. ,fc. to address the pro.
and their letters shall be promptly attended
10.
N. B. Persons leaving for the Well, had better
order their letters. directed to Cceper's Well, Ray
nond r. q. Miss. The mails arrive there daily.
Sundays e~ycepted,l and letters for the Well viii be
forwarded daily. w. IL L.
Coorcys YELL, May II. ls5o-3m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

$40 wv Ff'' an -4
fe4 tVen$ bhUY Hhhn rttq ffrsFHttY. FIhftt.fe
ssyss,tsfttlf hr sale NJ Ire different t6Hts F4tlrH \. =
trFttaaHts Satrytte fita. Il IL ne7tttirthaF 'hr 'hHaE
aatg HENl1NF; aitl ~ thf'. lhts IHwttatbH y ~ a7ftsf
,fti ,,avtt Wis 4tit @ss fsttrtffg . @"tkst - tsilftatlsi r.
mis-, r,Ht lie like YET he assuitea the TUE ~ nfttaf NJ VIZ
,,ysf,sse Il. BaipiftS ffb1it ~ vhst lie tshf. I'VE srFH !" he
b,s .,,as4iai WI n,tiirai asitabis 4ha tFattftth fHr fifteen
stststi" Fdv tie tfptti it. lie te7cr pfrttietti tHeattths 9
i.y h. his life stet frftndl ttirAed iiafeittststsf irr
tests rst III the shstattAt ail rtrsrfty ~ the itah. NiaH
,,ist s;rs tteiy. lie had trVet ,rrir thHse sfatthtrits ~ MN
,rtt ~ N ne. When will trstt Irrtf u be htteSt atti tttfHt
IN in al tHsif dealings shA thtettstfe% witli lith't te'fhH
iie,, IT, a%tiiiat Il. uifa ttfel tihrr ~ Hssist t'tft 10 rt7n;
ifat,itfne HE ihtEttthi sfstiHE tire lnfee F'fft' re g.1lH
fissR, 10 ~, iiHttia enttrt 10 etibHrs ~ 'he 'ttstnhas THESE
,,Ai, taya t4pn ftstitire and Ii"hNina is ~ ~ r1H4'tlt
httrfs, III trftf ~ i,nrftaq tie itflit. win t'ft hsllht ttst
~ f,HI t,t4fst'. sssr+tlatitt- tas bbt' tive Etttpt9"4 stfsf'taf
Rttstttbt fHi. niatt lthih The I'M DJtfst's5 btfHthd H"ft
be 'ftt4S 4. fagqiisstHf sa7a 7 hrve sun tht nHh ~ 'Hf
esiHe hf ri = wask viii Riyt Hif $500 II hs Viii tta
dire TINS single 4alfary ittJbi Of this. iii state'ttnta "
rBHiitttaHi, skitiptsh n "a atA rH{if'he srt 4 stest'e ~
isiaBttV,ie. aiptis irale ~ ttttitb tbs iHihtitg ahi Keep
tie ttitt tt4%h 10 tttatl - Tia s5ttitF. If'trsnffne tn"t
tep,tf. Ihis ie 10 tattisn The ftftir u trttfitaee nrnt fft
iia ~. iATuit tuYfstui q aateaftrtits hs enE ~ i thr
TN ItsrtStts titrtfst. hs ft'iiG '7nf ~ A'H's, rmi hiF'
~ienstHfeaetsss tie 1uat u Aims.
Iffaeipha tHlss. i0f R6sst'f ettrTf. Y y .tTH
IeIIIn IDWAEESR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
DIR. MARTINS
aaas pound htsap 81 W i'll cherry

T'HIs Te,iitg'inl is nha u tie best remedies ever
J. Uttered ~ the public IL Coughs, w~itetltaf ariss
ing frotf cold ~ " fiBJiitg eougf, or thai atnadftl
Jumtstiinbtlptt Few remedies, III lie SHIRT tire "
lias best, u fyta The public. have efTertaa ST ttiqiiy
cures. Tile tifepfistufs are Avety day feteivitt Dftlefs
for II ri q ~dtstsita4. and III this city. III ttititl, they
have beai highly gtatiHed 10 leaftt its euui offsets
The iiaiat, of The Protestant Etiseebr,l thuf,Ii Of
MARYLAND tihe Hight tlsv w, H. Wiittiheiiathi l,as
authorized ,iR ~ say ttat lHa has itstd II IN his avn
tmrsuit with decided tathff. and oitf fIptiifHl friends.
10 ti,t sefntie 80 recommend il NJ oHH II He best re-
tttaiies ~, CONSUMPTION. Trorttliitis AsthtpH. st.
sliinh they lave etet met with THE following 10
from Il highly Respectable Physician On Rent Leland,
whom we f,a'lest4aaiited With the Itefarntim:
EFFt is1AaB. fuiie w. 1slTf
Tt. Martin~-llear Sir kinfe iuy rethtn home, !
tttasrtittsti ttnf @fEFF or WIN fHitHJiI Ia
setefhi tasht! nus N particular. n tase IT Asthiiia; u
long sfaiRlif,a taf1itt ~ Yparbl \ %tsiaiiliet aud Iettitnt
hf mine. Her di4aate had nEtef heen ftateiiletl by
atiY atafllaifi# riitii Gle tas iakai aht fiji tiai ipst
raaf ~ tsv6 size gDtas hpft ptttfitfatl rtttitelR ~ Ms
lpttiau. d. fbt tinttv lint she bad 81 gup1 nights
fest ff g lung time. BIZ sinea slit hiss tttHtfiatitai
taking your Medicine land size tas ttrls takatt bre
irjttlaj shf il etiahlpl IL 81 ~ bed aud siastt well ali
night tliiiii the Medicine will tttnkH q rs tfstt aiite
II her. md she il determined ~ ei*a Il q fait itisl
iiaf ltitstHiih. m F,nthfiek tfaritk8Hft. ID . merchant
ltnfp. airt az - If Ye,, will send him stane If il he vii
art 90 ttiF aertit:
fh,tts. EgnHr, HAtrhR. " y
Prizes ~ ref,ia PER bottle. Around paHli hottie ihef
is n SHIRT tteaiise on Diseases Of The CHEST
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
urtFe ItnatiAa CRtss, tanline fo, NJ u

.VFF! IT, FSFFs
IN GhbrHe r H1ttip-Hit Having hess, ipada
acquainted tei,i Ills composition Of y,u,t valuable
WI. ~ yourself. sntfn W., nf titrss yaars app, | In We
tieel ilte'n ifeflY in my private %pfattife with attire
ftttfsssl einl slsll tottint,a ~ III 81 ~ ibHa "a may
practice medicine ath ! ihW take afaat pleasure in
recommending curl, q FIJI rs Yotifs 10 HIS luihiit ~ q
safe and efficient lrttnaiife IN eIl tasps tYliete q put
gaiiye 10 tetessafy. Yours with respect
tnHN r. 1rnR. NJ u.
~ Prepared md sold lg MATTE Il WHITLEY.
at t,Aif Wholesale Dftf Rtota. ilaltirt9te. Aud by
tle following Agent II T. Warbtth. l.atdn lio,ige.
jutia II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
Baton Rouge Brewery,

T7TIE undersigned has the honor to announce 4
L. 10 the citizens Of the town and vicinity a.
that be has established a Brs1eoy on the corner -
of North Boulevard and St. Joseph street. and that
he will from this dale be able 10 furnish whole
sale or retail. .ALE ard Table BEER warrant
ed pure and of good quality. Also, Ye4st and Fed.
june s. ly. ALEX. ST. NARTiT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
Rolyqr Gajtttt.
The ~ncautisaI l..
~ i. - slt aHf

"
Then ""ts' nat r'as@ih' F''a"I,l'
ht"''"' - 81 f'''" own
Tue e"'N''''' " gwen '' wv
= tbs cote lnsn naia visible -
IN earth. api spa pHl III y.
A tlsssiitt ,yjtp 10 time atpi arata ,
itut avery hirnnti eYa.
me 'aVin '''' ''7'e wv
y N'' 'iH''''T ~ o~',~''' O
y '""slW '''' e"''f' ''l' '''" " ''''h
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
]. VI. QTiGGIsS,
Boot and Shoe Establishment 1T

LNFe q Lo0zstlZZe, IV,
i Jesfablishrnent heretofore owned bgy@s
Measrs. A.. Bradford & Co. respectfully ~
informs the public thafhe viii continHe tie bgaineas
in all its branches. in the Sore formerly occupied by
G.. E. THtfle. or lafayette Streets.
Re will always keep on hard a variety nj 4 Ladies,
Misses, and Gentiemeu's Shoes Brozaas. Goo,s. @c..
principally Of his own manufacture. Iii. work will
he warranted.
The patronage o!:hs public Is ess4ctfisly sgljci-3.
jue 8. ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
JOHN g.. EANOUE,

ANlNG purchased Mf George A. rike'a
IL interest IN the late firm Of Pike 81 faNoua.
returns his thansE 10 his trierds and the bubble
aud viii inform them that he will continue keen
ing y large stock Of
stationery and Fancy Articles.
nj the old stand, fost Office room, Harvey House,
Baton Rouge.
t,itir y NV
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
sega

Think not, lear loyte1 ,hs, tho,s ~, Ia
within nay heart one Thought o. Thee
Which love would pvpl lIuai, tn rNyn
II beatS tot thee, eHd thee ALLURE
q
The hroese upon some crystal lake
Doth "N = transient triple wake.
Ana tt while tho Naial nir
Behold hot het oNn Image tl,ora
Tl,u7 often does q r%ataloss varl,
Though light, uttered. deeply hoetl.
nistush thy hearts ttaplmli,S,
Avn hijea awhile nay love lfSTyn theel
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

iii Hercules Langtciel,. on being
~a7llc'l, "llavo YOU tinialod all that port
Vhree hottlen) without aaatatanoo' !" at-
HNercd. No-npt quite that-I had the
nanintaltoe " 4 hntEIn OF Maleirh."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

There 's l%iniiginn in q fIourt.
'lts small VVo,ce Ia ea the ,ctre STonr,icnte.
Mountains and n'ron7, rlaneta. sun aolS, SSetns,
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