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rndssisnsd he's purchased this fashcnabis wases. -
ING peee and will op.a il on The Is Of yuns, gos d
s11Mss41sst q t,:nslent md pe.mesant gussas
IIs Hctel deishisly stnatsd % The essem s6o9 Of
Gsif Of Mss1oG and within sy ys.ds q r. q d
vhits and hom: Fe9 this pscs psoassy attractive ID
- h.shns Ths 6aidi,ss ~ ney, entnE 9Th. win
n intervening land obSn0t he delicious Calf kroaxes
The kocms eSe large and well vengAatsd. =
inDedl.iey n Tie rear beautiful grow (half nils in
the m9hlss fipn H. midday s1n. Hnas 61saS WSssf &
sapplsd t1e Hotst ~ hyd1n It ths daAoe u hslf
Good csrsse psas ~ =, yelks hev. bs.n nadA
Az The varieties Of Eiah and 0ans Il d. stss aboard
10 The vioimty q IL Hoe1L 7 - - z ~
To dfthe edyaseEes Of pcaition IN sbsubs M IL
psoise that IL Tle end Bar shalf b slpped viii ~
bat sseotiols q The Mobile and Nsw6eai ssAefs ard
and pleasure oi bic EuslA JULIUS TIT, RTopnss9s
safe and rlsassnt slsam vssuss blk expres1lY for
Cleas-snd fns sabosn always kahd Fl II - q IA.
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Rensting an Officer Anne Brown. f. W. c., il
charged with resisting and assaultng officer P. o.
Robinson.
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List Of Vessels IN Port Not Cleared.

abs by the Nos commsacs q the Railroad and up
Ing No. bsing fatboat Landing Third (msl Inc ira
commshcs tbs Railroad and being Parry Wharf
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First Mnnieipalsy.-Not an item was to be
had in the length and breadth q this Municipality
Yesterday.
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The Law of Primogeniture has at length been

The Law of Primogeniture has at length been
swept out of existence in Upper Canada. In . list
of measures TO which the Governor-G General gave
the royal assent recently, was included tho act
to abolish the right of primogeniture 10 the sue
cession of real estate. This is, perhaps, the most
democratic measure that has been passed during
the present Parliament; and its influence on the
future conditioned the Province cannot fail to be
decidedly beneficial
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Saturday night for stealing carpetbag, valued at
90 belonging to Mrs. Smith, Magazine street.
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Trunk Breaking John Thompson, the mock
Fillibuster-an old visitor to Baton Rouge, by the
Sye, sent to the First District Court, on Saur-
day, by Alderman Hawthorn, for breaking open
the trunk Of some Of the "Cubans.' boarding At
the Cal. don Hotel, with the contents Of which be
was getting along until nabbed by the police
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vv,HE und.,.;..'ss a. s.S..' sss.scS
a.S. os Us Deso G e .espscsui informs BIZ
- ~ ~, s,.9Sa sa Win ysccb sos Eeq Ne Plt
~ III tns Of 9ansantinG The NOTAkIAL
STREET n ths CITY, lie who's snd rs Hss,s.Isnt q
~. ne q .n s. Sca:s * chsss q Tie Havs
~ as az SAL sas
gnlas fsnnyiv4nia Mieoui Arkansas Alabama and ma
anpp Mnsse sl peeds q every nature and dscipon
drawn % AID sxscSts e'a'ss' wan % eon'cs
G.rs q svs DISRUPTION against The Government Of the
sS y 81 agent N !" arlington City to- thst Pu
ID water Mins, New Jeney.-Th. PAINT sne Iiiogs
!ssommsndsd 70 the public The sssT nIrss1I FAINT
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|OctAviA ........ LPT
X. H. Palmer :. UT
|Tslagrsph...... LPT
WAlaE Mlteh... lPT
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Dsgrac.fsd.-Ws have ftsqushtly called The
attention Of the ssthoritss ef the First Muuicpel-
ity to the dsgfsesfu exhibitions to BE- sen every
Sunday evening on Rampant street Crowds q
negroes assemble there, and profane the Sabbath
p gambliug. oursing, swearing, and using the
most obscene and filthy language, to the annoy
ance Of the respectable passers by. II il lime
these scenes, 90 disgraceful in their character,
should 30 prevented by the proper authorities
Last evening, judging BY what We saw, the evil
complained of 90 often with 50 little effect il rather
on the increase than the decrease
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Wsaesn Man4actsrs Of Glass. We understand
that negotiations arc now 10 progress which will
brobaby result in the speedy eGtablbbment Of iron
and glass manufactures hers. Tbs immense cost
II transporting the material up stream and The
product down stream. and with the falls Of the
Ohio 10 be passsd in both drections are felt mnre
than ever BY the Pittsburg and Wheeling manu-
factursis, who look for market below this point.
ECannelton Econpmist.
The Miekigsn Coss.pivacy Cass.-We learn
from tho Detroit Advertiser Of August "A that Har-
vsy, the witness who swore that Phelps employed
him to burn the railroad depot 1t that place, has
made full sonfsssion, upon the stand, Of his per-
jury.
He says that he was employed BY an agent Of
the defendant to he did, and that in truth
he never saw Phelps in Indiana, or elsewhere, un-
Ill b was pointed out 70 him It the court-houss.
The testimony for the defence has closed.
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The msnufseture Of ale il Albany engages six
brewsrss, which consume $500. 900. Of barley an
snuslly. 0ns hundred thousand barrels Il ale are
maas, and sold for half million Of dollars.
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A Woman uith Tpo Husbands.-A man named
Michel lately made application to the Court of
Common Pleas in New York to be divorced from
his wife, as she had smother husband living. Mrs.
Michel also appeared in court and joined in the
application, stating that Felix Miller. her frat hus
band, went to California in l849, and that suhss-
quently, hearing that he was dead, she married
Michel. with whom she lived from April. 1850, IN
Ill the LIST instant, when 10 and behold, Miller
made his appearance, g alive and kicking, having
returned from California. The case was postponed
for the present. - Z
Fyigats Sayanas. - The Norfolk Argus of.
August IS, in noticing the slillng Of the Saranac
from Philadelphia, says:
The Saranac 10 expected here today, whore she
has been ordered for the purposs Of taking on board
the Hon. T. p. Letcher, our Mlnistef 70 Mexico,
nd to receive her supply Of coal, sts.'
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,Ps5 Steamship Vpon from New YorkJ Hepssn. j Eus
NJ ki9zsss ss Issis ssSssPsS
Moss.n, Ss F1a6tis Lsas 1s1 T gOc.s ai'i66I B:
%e5on. lady chg and ssfy,h @ lsthrop, n Rshtss
Nichols. P Dpssn, Capt Tefs. a Dnn6si, Nm ii Pesss.
M 4 Tut. oats Bsldsp. Wsghly. n MufDhy, "
Storm, Chandler, D Tate and lady. q William,
NJ Woods, Capt Stuart, p Uronse Ma.scSsufo'
2 ysssce. Gauchs. N Diokson. Mastss Buchansi,-
= in steesAge. 81 ~ $3.50 =
Per ship Warbler. from Livsspeol-le7 in stess.se.
P~ ship Naplaes from LvMpool-42 In stsssage, a.
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DrouRed. six men came down the river yester.
day in . skiA. One was . black man, the other
fve were white men. When they made for the
whaff opposite the Lower Cotton Press. a barrel
In the ski turned over and rolled on one side and
upset it, The negro and one white man supk &c
rise no more. The other four While men saved
themselves by swimming. T'hs bodies Of the
drowned men have not been recovered.
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Robbery - The store Of Guinness 4 Hill, on
Camp street, has been robbed within the last two
months Of a great deal Of properly, At least $500
worth. 1t Is supposed Q negro Of their own i the
thief. A portion Of the properly was found in d
BARRIERS shop, at the corner Of ThAlia and Camp
streets, kept by aslave named Washington, belong
ing to Mr. Warneken; moss Of il was found in the
possession of man named Valentine Kenoll
Both are in prison awaiting an examination.
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4 NJ. Ksss Drrss. livI9s u seh6rikill co,assy.
Sess toviy 49, yeay Of -, has sw's9 y
&lgq. Axery ussfuf article q d II 4, e
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NEW MUSIC .-Song Of the Robin, viii Z
hesstifsl vsigns,s tiss: Carly ths Day 4 DEtsy,
H. Il q. LA Sssi az sT ss.dS s.s ~
Ehsc ~ fssatsis. PIsy. ,.h.se zen q = RsyxiiA
!he sbovs 8 ~ - iasssiis sonpas q EneliA Hal
I'd. Gsssge knly. and - :. 6ne oslseim ef Ps1o
|:;s ~ - - s. "a. = + .,ss,s :
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLn mARKEY.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JRrpHRson Cry,
Sunday Evening. August -, 1851.
Arrived PCT steamer Sarah Gordon, 1875 cattle; pS st.
Paul. $40 hogs; per Ohio. "a cattle and loohoss:
+ -PRIUks-
B.IB Cattle (Westan) ...........l k0 ekc b pet
- CAuakapas, etc..) .....8HD6c Y p net
net
SHakP ~ W0 Nv " head
MlLCH Lows SlofQe- " hedd.
CALVks ~ O0v5 " v head.
PORl OF NEW ORLEANS.
LArrruD.asoby 80" N.-LonsIrup.s 700 Win Tint. 81.
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sts...hip Lqci.iana Fo.b.s GaIystos. Harris MoEsn
Schr Star. rarksr. Aransas and Corpus Ch. Clarh
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NEW Music. -" Conn Thnova1 IN
hdlII.ssss - :, y Fey - ns:ys5 ~.
NJ ~ s':s..s gs'JS s y~sAs sf'sks nsssdEs 9
~ .''','~ s'1a 1s Rp. nsws1r,
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JAMES II. JONES.
A Card.

G.. GR HAWKINS, Dentist,
lYYSS tenders his thanks to the public for
1IQIythe liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to himin the various branches OF his pro-
fession, and trusts that he may ever merit cor
tinuance of the same. Having been Tor many
years practical jewelier, he has every conf
dence in being able to give entire satisfaction in
those operations embracing the working OF gold.
For general and thorough knowledge OF his
profession he refers exclusively to those OF his
friends and the public who have patronized him,
as they are the best Judges of his qualifications
and those who have not experienced such per-
sonal proofs may rest assured that all his opera
lions are performed in the most scientific man
ner, and at moderate rates.
franklin. March %, 1851.
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gGgggs g0@lggRa
THE MAIDEN'S SECRET.


THE MAIDEN'S SECRET
In my heart of hearts,
On its fragrant altar,
There secret lies,
That my lips would falter
But the sun shines out,
Binding me with splendor,
When | want a light
That is soft and tender.
In my heart of hearts
There's a treasured feeling,
That my tell-tale eyes
Fain would be revealing,
But if they would speak,
One ever stands before them,
And | dare not lift
The curt.siszz l=aeyis,v DER them
In my heart of heart
Secretly tremble,
Yet [ dare not sigh
Oh, why should love dissemble
Once my tongue could speak,
Maidens never faster,
Now It's dumb or weak
1t has found a MASTER
In my heart of hearts
Cupid's slyly nesting,
Through the rosy hours,
With the rogue in wrestling.
Often when | dream
Hand and foot I've bound him.
Suddenly he bursts
The silken fetters round him.
In my heart of hearts,
can hold no longer,
That, which if bind,
Only grows the stronger
Dearest, IN in love,
Gladly reveal it,
There. my secrets gone,-
Pray, would you conceal it?
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Copper, Sheet-IrOn and TinWare
MANDATORY,
az ANKLLN III.

"a, The subscriber has established the above
g mamfactory al the former store of Messrs-
A Parkerson N Randlett, on Nam street,
where he will keep constantly on hand general
supply of all kinds Of Tinw re and Sugar-house
Lamps lie solicits the patronage OF merchants
and traders generally, he will sell at achoeesale
on as fauorebLe ferass as can be had at the North.
He is prepared 10 attend TO all orders for tin
roofing, copper or tin cutters and pipes, at any
part of Atiakapas
R- Jobbino solicited, and orders for bathing
tubs. zine. lead and sheet-iron work promptly
attended to. G. Il. .CAMPbELL.
March 20. 1851. If
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New Medicines !!

on CASES just received per schr. Friends,
OJ namely:
100 ounces Quinine;
20 do. Salicine, the cheap substitute for do;
46vials Morphine;
80 do Iodine, and do. Iodide of Potassium;
10 lbs. English Calomel;
10 do. Blister Salac; 60 lbs. Jujube Paste;
10 do English Blue Mass; 10ibs. Opium;
10 lbs. assorted powders OF Ipecac, Rhubarb.
s Pepper, &c.
20 gross Matches. and all other articles IN my
line, which win be sold as low as in the city Come
ard see C. RABE, MD.
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IEMELRY-IEWELRY !

~ Just received, an assortment of fine
EIAa Jewelry, Watches, Parlor and Office
fzssaaka Clocks, and Fancy Goods. Ladies and
gentlemen viii please call and examine the stock.
10 Clocks repaired and Jewelry made to
order or repaired in the neatest style.
A. F. McLAIN.
Franklin. Nav q. 1850.
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To the Public.

THE undersigned have entered into 10 part
u nership or combination, but combination
to accommodate the public, whereby they hope
20 profit themselves. One of them may be found
ererv day Sundays excepted at their office. on
the Public Square, next to the St. Mary's Hotel,
between the hours OF A. N. and P. ~; the
other will be at all times ready to go to any part
Of the parish, to transact promptly and punctualy
any business entrusted to them.
L. r. CURTIS, Notaries
l3 r. N. MCMILLAN, I Public
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q. 8. Timber Agent.

- The undersigned. having been appointed
agent for the preservation Of Live Oak and
other timber, growing upon the public lands,
win vigorously prosecute all violations Of the law
By srcspassers His office is at Baton Ronge.
An letters must be addressed to No. 38 Camp
street, New Orleans, or to Baton Rouge.
20 7. B. THORPE, U. s. Timber Agent.
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d. gSpsg.ssEs 6 z I'D e g.A.,.gg q
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8 CURI0SITYt!--A Homeopathic Afefi-
g eise Ckest can be seen and bought at my
shop, where an assortment oil Plantation Medi-
cine Chests is constantly kept on hand.
ia C. RABE.
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Dw and Job Boat.
Soda and Ice-Cream Saloon.

60 The undersigned respectfully announces
to the citizens of Franklin and the sur
rounding country that he has opened an
eetabIishment on Main street for the manufacture
Of every article in the CONFECTIONERY Z
line. where the public can always be supplied
with SODA, ICE CREAM, and superior
assortment Of SYRUPS, &c.
NIB. A saloon has been fitted up adjoin-
ing the store, for the convenience of ladies and
NJ Having engaged one of the best confec-
TONERS In the southern country, particular atten
tion win be given to WetldiRg Parties Bats, &c.
1S CHARLES WEXELL.
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GARDEN SEEDs.-A general assortment
" Of Garden and Flower Seeds, the growth
Of 1850, raised and put up by the United Society
Of Quakers, and for sale by
NJ. WALKER
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THE PLANTERS SHOP.

- | have completed my new Blacksmith
4 Shop, and hereby notify planters. ant. and the ,e
execute all kinds o. work in my line Of
business. The shop is stu 4ted on the lot below
Messrs. Gates a. Barnard's saw mil, and is easy
Of access BY land or water. Please give me a
call, as promise to do the right kind of horse
ahneing. and no mistake.
M21 ABEL COOPER.
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no RuiIders and Contractors.

NTOTICE.-A SCHOOL-HOUSE Bull
IN tag, to be erected at Indian Bend, the 10th
School District of ST. Mary, will be let out to the
lowest bidder, at G. s. Thayers store, on MON
DAY, the 26th instant, plan Of which can be
seen at the Recorders office and at the above
PATRICK CHEEvERs, ] s.t,o,
80 G.. S. THAYER, D;.a.ta.s
Is B. MARTEL. "'''9'
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ITO PLANTERS.-I have again commenced
i the Shipping and Commission business in
Pattersonyie, and will be thankful for all favors
A line directed to me at this place. or left at the
store of Messrs. Hare & Birdsal, will receive
prompt attention.
10 Sugar and molasses bought and sold at
low rates Of commission
= - C.B. G. WHELDEN.
Pattersonville, Oct. |, 1850.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
CODartnerSlliD.

COpartnership.
TsHE undersigned have this day formed CO.
! partnership under the firm of BRENT &
BAKER, for the practice of Law at the courts OF
this district Their office is the same as hereto
fore occupied by A. w. Baker and is just be-
low Mr.. Gordy's Hotel.
EDWARD L. BRENT,
ANTHONY w. BAKER.
Franklin, March 3, 1851 sf
A L. TUCKER, Attoruey and Counsellor-
n. at-Laac, will attend promptly to all collec-
tons or other professional business entrusted to
his care Office in Odd Fellows Hall, over the
store of Messrs Talbot, in Franklin.
EDWARD SIMON, JR., AttorRey-at-L Lar
T. viii practice his profession in the Courts of
the Fourteenth Judicial District, for the parishes
of St. Mary, St. Martin and Vermillion.
% Office opposite the Court House, on
Main street. oT
ERED. L. GATES, Attorney Lar, St.
i Martinsville-practices in the courts of La
fayette, Opelousas, Vermillion and St Mary.
June 20, 1880.
NTILSON & McCLARTY, attorneys and
w ConnscllorS at Lar, will practice their
profession in the courts of the Fourteenth Judi
cial District. All business contided to them will
be promptly attended to.
Office in Franklin, Main street. opposite the
Court House je27
E. L. N1MMo. A. B. WOODRUFF.
L /. NIMATo & CO, GeneraI Groeers,
liz No. 7 Front Levee street, between Custom
house and Bienville streets, New Orleans
70 4 full assortment Of Family and PhaH-
tatton Supplies constantly on hand Tim
r II. MORRISON s. co. ITto3esa5s Gro
D. GERS, No. l. corner of Canal and C stonhouse
streets, New Orleans. A large and general as
sortment OF GROCERIES Tor sale Tor cash or
city acceptances.
10 Country merchants and planters are re-
spectluily invited TO give call. 1-ly
NTlTTER Il CROSLAND, Commission
w aa8 f0rlgaraiag Herchaats, No Gus
tomhouse street, New Orleans, prepared to
receive consignments OF SRgGr. -4l0lasSeS, a-r.
All shipments to their address are covered by IN
surance, TO prevent loss.
TO Particular attention paid TO the execution
of orders for Plantation Supplies, &c. ol7
CYRUS FLINT. JAMES H. JONES.
| n FLINT & JONES, Nos. 10 and 4o hoyal
| S's street, New Orleans, T-toResaie Gnd Retail
Dealers ig CGbsact FHfaituye, Chairs, Spring
| Hatr and Moss Mattresses, Feathers, Push.
HQir Cloth, DaaaSks, Gimp, Cords aRa Tassc!S
| CHrAef Hafr FarRish, Gi9te. Chair a'aa Sgfa
| Springs, IFe65tng, Cabinet makers HardtcaTe,
| CaStors Sc o2I---1y
4
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Ice ]! Ice!!

- The undersigned win keep on hand a
constant supply Of ICE during the warm
weather, which he viii sell to the public
at afmoderase prices. His depotis at the corner Of
Main and Willow streets.
anIo THOMAS EVINS.
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Fashionable Tailoring.

>sa The subscriber has just returned from
kA New Orleans with a splendid stock Of goods
I'LL. in his line OF business. among which are
Summer Cloths. Merinos and DriIlings Of all
descriptions suitable for pantaloons, coats. DC. !;
Marseilles and other vest patterns Of the latest
STYLES, and Trimmings of all kinds.
Gentlemen wishing Clothes made to order can
new make choice Of the material, and be en-
ssared with an e1celIent lit, at moderate prices
His store i ia Carson D How, On Main street.
1nh22---srn ]. PETERMAN.
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR Attakapas Weekly Packet.

= n
.aziIiU1 boat d. B. MOSBY, J. J. Ker-
N Bcheval. master. has commenced
her regular trips, leaving New Orleans every
TuEsDAY, at IL o'clock, NJ, taking freight and
passengers for Pattersonville, Centreville, Frank
Lin, Newtown, and all landings on the route, and
ON her return trip will leave New iberia EVERY
FRIDAY MORNING, and Franklin on the
same evening. For freight or passage, having
superior accommodations, apply to
JOHN HALL, Agent,
No. j New Levee, New Orleans.
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ERED. L. GATES, 44ttorney-at-L Lar, St.
J. Martinsville-practices in the courts of La
fayette, Opelousas, Vermilhon and St Mary.
June 20, 1850.
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JOHN a. TRoUsDALE
a. f. M'LAIy.

A. F. NJ LAM. JOHN A. TRoUsDALE
x<- McLAIN & NTROUSDALE,
fTssSszS Practical Dentists, most respect
QIITYYYp fully tender their services TO the
ladies and gentlemen OF St Mary, and the pub
Tic in general in the above profession, in all its
branches.
Artffcsel Teeth, from one to a full set. inserted
on the most approved plan, with or without arti-
fetal Gums.
An operations performed with the ut
most care.
Messrs. A. F. McLain and John A. Trousdale
having been nnder my tuition, (the former four
and the latter two years,l take pleasure in re-
commencing them as skilfui and competent Dem
lists, in all tie departments Of the science
WILLIAM CIssNA, Surgeon Deastist.
Pattersonville, Feb. d, 1851.
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A L. TUCKER, Attmuey and Counsellor
n. at-Laac, will attend promptly to all collec-
tons or other professional business entrusted to
his care Office in Odd Fellows Hall, over the
store of Messrs. Talbot in Franklin.
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EDWARD SIMON, JR., Attorney-at-L -Lafc,
T. win practice his profession in the Courts of
the Fourteenth Judicial District, for the parishes
of St. Mary St. Martin and Vermillion.
70 Office opposite the Court House, on
Main street. Of
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1851-05-24

TINE undersigned have this day formed CO.
! partnership under the firm of BRENT &
BAKER, for the practice Of Law at the courts OF
this district Their office is the same as hereto
fore occupied by A. w. Baker and is just be-
low Mr.. Gordy's Hotel.
EDWARD L. BRENT,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-02-24
THE MUSES..
A Lyric for Lovers.
Love launched gallant little craft, I


Love launched gallant little craft, II
'a Complete,with every rope ]; els u
In golden words was painted aft i't 50
5" The Cupid, Captain Hope" XIV
Pleasure was rated second mate, ssil
And P9ssion made to. steer; adtsl
The guns were handed oer 10 Fate, $
t1'9To Impulse sailing gear 'ross
Meuily roYed the thoughtless crew !
Amidst the pillows strife n
But soon sail bore DOWNFALL knew
Twas Captain Reasons "Life." ,s
And Pleasure left; though Passion said q
He'd guard her safe from all harms.
Twas vain; |; for Fate ramm' d home the lead
While love prepared the small arms.
A storm arose The canvas now
Escaped from Impulses hand.
While headstrong Passion dashed the Prov
Swift on rocky strand,
"All's lost !" each trembling sailor cried
" Bid Captain Hope adeu /"
But in his life-boat Reason hied
To save the silly crew.
Impulse the tone nts oyerwhelm,
.,,. But Pleasure escaped from wreck; a5
Love, making Reason take the helm,
Chained Passion to the deck,
"I thought you were my foe but now,"
Said Love, tive Il sail together
Reason, henceforth through life shalt thou
, My pilot be forever ~ tt