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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

UST received per ship Alexander, direct rom
J bordeaux. Il
mo bos,es ordinary table claref.
80 ito fire assorted Wines otsapcrior quality
speh rs Chateau Latte, Chateau Marganx. Haui
D,3on, Cpnlcaac. L.eo,ille, *. Emilion, ST. RI.
i5llle, fssAsosp; Fla Mission, 81. Julien. Chateau
I.aluttf, sc. Ne. Nc.
90 Boxes, White Wine, Ifau, Santcrnes, Han,
~ls-ssac, Graves, superfne Maseat Of LaneE and
lseniisnau, MAaycfsia, Ne.
40 boxes ~suipeiftinc Alsinthe.
10 kirsch.
Tl,e undersigned has just vesrrived aevefal
"a ,ks 81 Carer which h. u sbnst bcttling, and
Which he will deliver 70 purchasers.
Bar keepers, iio,cl- keepers. and lie public
generally are invited 10 call To make arrangements
10 have their Wine delivered to theui.
July coy. ALEX. D0NNECAZE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

III. 4. MlDDILL,
DrugxIst and ApOthsoary.

flFFfHS for sale d large and well selected -
~ s,uck OF DRUGS and MEDICINES,
which he warrants as the hest quartys andk1
II III. lie would state that III IL nav pre-
pared d, supply pf.AN1Hns tltoti tho mort liberal
terms. He does not profess IL keep q cheapstefs
hut viii veil hs chest, III eaHs ~ hstl III Tins place
4gaality oteattirles being The same His sufFffsy
of pafehi Maditinrsis very large; keeping az q
-shosessttle reputation Of which IRE established.
phsfatfnts prescriptions r~afsItHly compound.
ed. wstllfr strict resarl 10 quantities and Qualities
fused. 5Mt dirdiles delivered u oil fiffas, day Of
night mr. 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
cas- 5t psf

~. =,
lhc WISE ilSu way tuisi VNs. was =
at'aItle ls'iipste w leso,p' - s'As "p''
The Autlll}ss $500 ~ z
llA a''ods y "
stlcls cugi.
mads VI I N ts II
'fS, Wf* 5,'sf nc
u'ihef Y N'nb af's. 1870
~ s'oe" l III IA
niiShts 'iiAs i8 P'
ssas ~ 4 ssFa lFl. /"
ln'' ~. ''aaees
Aes'les ggo
IStosssU #@ =
NfltS 1900
@'is 'se''', s71 A.'1s .s w 80
'etitl Fo'fs
~. ooi5s ~
~ sa,vsv4' ~ 'e' ~ -,
.sa,sJ4 ,@9s,,sa, .o,e,,', -
cvea 500 ~ -
'''he ''t.'e'
nlNpa tne 'rss y, l''.
msfuGh 'nNs 49,.
"f,ow '''s'l 1870 ~ espSn -" 0'
aatse = 10 sly" 's1oae
=, eha''st's s. ,"sV'" s'oapH' - 60" !
'fNe''s' ~ !" ST 81
Wet'snH T'aa r. IN ~ 's ~, y
e'e 'eseis : $500. $3.50 y
ae'' ny sHs's Fs's'' 10y '"ss N
W's 1w'ss I, aaeS' IVY Wy - ''ss "
Alio''@t' sspe Nh 49, ~ 49, IAN
cue aNa'e~s wv '8Nyf es' aes ''o,s 'oa
'issa T. o'y iea@ 9sNaa ann,'s's'. "'N,Y'
W. = y'u ~ Sss '9' "','s"yg 100
een's ~ cNSas ps'"ay' - =. Wv.
y vsste \" 4se $500 - Wv ~
Yef,vs ''e ifap'ss Wy, wv VIZ y
u''a YOU w a'ssS' q 49, s'as' y
Aaae 'op NtNs' "'s'saN''' Nv H''s'''
NJ t"is '''pVafs" Ns's tt'SV"tV .
~ ,,,o'lsaai's ITEM tNoF"' wy 10
y believe 81 aaa =, 'aeF aoa'n'es Mo"'u
h~aseroH'sNss !" w = '5H 4sSe NV
y ~ nea GOV uatotsiefa.a oevu s''s me-
tpfa', re- q
80 ~ 9 gs'a.lAo ''s va 'e''S y
We uohe y - INV w :. w." ,a9VS =,
,ne atl'e'e 1et'su' ! ss 'e''h' 'aa'e
het w''ss Il ne ess ~, 'as''e 'aaN y
NV w Rapa aae as1S sas 'o."'s
Inc saast asasiiaas oss.sv's 'f's s'Gytfass
tstuey VIZ, aisN 's'9y o'p f's'f 's'esass
''4'u ron 'saWFlas@t sypes % WV ttsNN'
hets aoF9 g os 'HAs = u'ss
prefer 'oSVs " w y" ts'fossNa ~ Hsa"'
ua,W W s's' sfas saie'as'y ooAs'
Iaic s'ilr 'f'sf ss7lsas wy saiae NY Y
~ '~la.lsesA saT's H ne veooSsl IL vi H. :
icss vaits si'a's aas Fes' o'.s ev Wv uave
asess uas9 7 Xxx sta 'a,o S''t'est 'as
VIII he AssessaA sMo sshVs'es ~ ss'spos''
aud tne S.ea'cs WI "f.H's e"s''" ~
iacs, tue sysessa Y - laRe.aens's wcehst'Ns
% Us 20 oaeta efe'h'''n W Wstsones'y "a
srga'sf eses'is'ss se'
itaasa's sl'e''ss ! ~ ~saA a sAs sess'
80 n A. ~ 'ss'a4 So eVa'sa 'ne oos
enlsnea Co.'S eaEsa sesoss sc,na'ssteis -
pfaJuays e s|ta'sd NtM s'eosue Winias W
90 nlsts q, Asla US y sis way = WefNs.
a scsnpnAeusy iiosese aaa ~l'o'ioHane
cxpofses aosSaasis as.i.iscs u eops,satneis
ot soods 70 an ''s'sofses e'sAat,V fes
maf9ah'e ins nts ysssne nc snSo's's'-
here. ftsi'c ''s'is Ns sei''ss iWo 'uVo'eeS
one SsRssig we geai satus 4 ~ Goods
ana saio''ses 81 stn = 'acsic'ons aaa cosisad-
ssahsy ovfe .ya'oss q odsef WORDS Que
% sc1f' hy I'D s'ae Other ~ sWeaf iW Sa
The iitlotseF ass'scs oash y me clarpp one
~ iiis NssSaoa- losse' sens MS soos's Wy
the On assssoa ora ssarss ~ auvaiace
Wt'A Y ~ We cansc'eace N,a aefsnl'' Hnd
'he ssose asstassas ] nes.Hss'sa 81 IF atuca
Of rs ssseaise ~ s''r ssaA''csaieuss 4 oiiers
~ seut'ssed II ssoataole y sugstsss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
ALABAMA AND GEORGIA.
4 case h. E!fieen years stetadihg

4.
Rrssrf EouNrY. Ain. J,sIy 2i. 1910
MI ID. MitrheiI-I)ear Nir: Fyr itls i,sftelt III
tiu,He afflicted with sore eges. / send you nv enrtid.
Gale of The astonishing enaeis s.f yo,tr inyaiuaile
Eve Satse III ray rase. Ind been aflictsl ri
fifteen years will, si,e most obstinate raae ID rora
eyes ! ever knew. Al different times | ema;oyed 4
eraaf number If tlts most peieulIGe ami skjlil,,i .a,hid.
ciaais, ~iio frescrilei r~enpiies inimerable but 10 no
purpose. FIVE hunts sinee MI. butler, 4 ~neiEl,for
knuwiag lint ~aa II ! most distressed and hopeless sss
condition. With nv eyee, Tan,tipd M galva 81 III.
rer,ed 10 nv ewes. and farlhs din Ggw law. sbotteht
Ii made my eyes worue. hn. Ia d nv davs more they
began % mend, aud they arr nov entirely sselI md
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
Levces! Lcvccs!

Iusr RECEIVED from the Manufacturers !
u lot OF WaeELaAKaows, suitable for milking
L.eyceas end nor sale at the mandatory Of
oct 10 IT, W. 4. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
CADsuIee
Cengh and Remedies

DRUGS AND MEDICINES
n. 3. VIBBERT.
druggist u ApDthecnry.
lafayette 81, at he ~ ssaMd II q. r. DAVIS,
Baton Rouge, La.
LIE Is now prepared 10 furnish Ms ga
LII customers and the planters throughout this
mil other s~s5rring parishes, with fine and
r~kAbrLrkSkTEp pRucs AND MEDICINES,
b fchased directly from the frst importers in the
Merthcrn cities, which he will sale at the
Esowcst Isosslite Prices,
ana every effort viii be made 10 give satisfaction,
asEall medicines sold, will become the personal
attention 81, the subscribers, compounding and
picking His
shock CAREFULLY SELECTED
BY an old and experienced Druggist, will always
hi found the best that can b. obtained. Also can
ldEhad q Variety Of
Fnmcy Articles,
css'nsi.,iug of every thing usually kept By first
class Drug Stores.
Phyxicians Prescriptions
carefully prepared.
Let Planters and others call III ihe old stand
and examine for thcmselve3.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
MILLER, HARRIS 1t WALDO.
no. "a Cinsf sf. Ns,c nyieaaans
WhOfcAaltB and rctstIf uDen1crs In
Elm tIEs h1n 3tsff1na.st

IDLAs'aED furnished, Fin, Jafsaneland Wooden
Ware Iable Mats; Gilt and Brofizsd Lamps
End Ulfsfidoles; Glhss% are; plain ami Colored
Floor Mattiugs and Hotiss i furnishing Goods gene
orally. Sperm md Wax Candles Sperm, Whale,
Lard, Linseed. Ksafsfoot and Cbe,nical Dill; spi.
ri Gas. Ct.uflpfIine, Alcohol, Turpentina. md
Paints Of all tlfsrfiptions Window Glass Putty,
White Lead. Sand Paper; Clue; cnrled Hair /.
Hair Seating md Springs; Flowing, Polishing.
sefaring, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan and
White Dainar yarnishas. Also-pieked and
Common Moss always for sale.
/. PRICES OF UAMrntsE
by the barrel, ! 90 rdhu,t, fr~y tl1,
by The FIVE gallons ! Cd cents ,ersallon
For = less quantity 10 cents per gallon
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
A.A.
10 Merchants and Planters.


10 Merchants and Planters.
SECURITY or DEBTS AND PROPERTY
Britain oolnmeroiil Life insurance
COMPANY, or LONDON.
Orricr, No 3B Carr sTnHxr,. NHw ORLEANS.
CAPITAL. $50. . ! $J,00D.00t
SURPLUS, 500, 00t
Last Dividend declared. % per cent.
LOCAL EEFEfENCE BOARD,
NV UatsAHs.
Y g. cAmaAck' Esq w. n,l1s,J,,r i.
WILLIAM MURF, Esq, II 3. NJ. Counsel.
pETER tONNEY, Jr, ESQ.
JOHN WINTHROP, ESD,
GEORGE ARNOLD HOLT, Esq,
SoLicfroR--JOHN WINTHROP.
MsnicAb EXAMINER.
EDW. JENEER COKE m. d.
Advantages offered to Insurers.
Very low rates Of Premiums on Young Lives.
The security Of q large realized and invested
Capital.
Large Dividends OH Policies effected ID The par
ticiraticn Scale.
Prompt settlement Of losses.
Tie full vslue given for policies when disc on
tinned.
On tnshrsaens TOR The whole Of Life. one.half
Of The Premium, If desired. permitted to remain
unpaid tor The frst seven years M 4 Loan ut inter-
est, then 10 be paid or TO refrain a. q permanent
Loan, ut The option Of the Insurer.
! ohAns ufgii Policies for tie Whole Life, after
payment Of three Premiums, III proportion TO the
value oil the same.
The acceptance Of California. Naval. Military,
Climate and Special Risks pT all kinds, on pa..
iment Of commensurate Premium
Aye admitted oh the Policy when Issued, II
tesifed, OH ffoof of date Of birth.
pdrniiesfon for the lives Insured to reside in
any part of Europe, wi houi extra premium or
special license.
Also Insurance on the lives Of Hoissc Servants,
Mechanics aud Field n ands on plantations, effect
I'D ht fable rates and the lives Of white persons
Insured IL spcuriiy Of debts as endorsers.
Application for Insurance may be made by
mall from any ra1t OF the United States, to which
prompt ~attdrsfSn will be given, with every III.
formation that may lt required, and facilify 10
complete the tame by II. q. HEARTI,
Artuary for The Southern Siates.
Office, 3s Camp street New Orleans.
or to II. NJ HEREFORD. .Agsnf.
t3AToN ttofyar. La
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
INSURANCE co.'s
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND
FirsInsurarce Company of Ieuisianla.
M0yporctrz ii 10. aad declared
d dif9eua IF 81 fvy cent on
fHi'eipu mDAths' basiaess.
BUSINESS or fHE eoMsAsY cokrtsfD TO LirE
iksdnASsE on1.Y.
ONCE No % Camp street, between Gfavier

Office No % Camp Street, between Gfayier
and Common
sa1z
THIS COP ,any being organized solelytfo Tie
a proiseNf oti of ille policy and their f~af1ilies
against want and poverty. il hi It's operations d
great national beiiovsIeni institution, conducted
Upon the most secure and solid prinripAss. and
siiofding u d smell ann,,al sum, Paid during life,
! large md handsome legacy ID widows and
tfillren after death.
ALI policy holders, whether for life or shorter
terms, who continue the insurance till death par
tisipatssin The whole 81 tho profits II tie com.
paiy.
Creditors enn insure the lives Of debtors A
married woman uan effect insurance Oh The life
of her husband, for Tie sule benefit aid use Of
herself and ~esildlen, free from the claims Of cree
difefesg
yBf.F. M. HEREFORD, Agent, who will give
all Information to persons calling al his Ufies.
oct I'D H.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
pillsi Pills 4

TAxNES S~anative Mofattst Peters, Lees
~ l~fsftin's Universal Mortimors T~aYlofs.
Cooke, Gilberts. 4Brandrcths. Wrights fniiar
Vegetable Chasffsiuns Spenrefs Hulis Sap
ringlon; Gof5sgs tsfaffenla,rg, &c. For sale
BY III. n. WAIyDlLL, U,srxiM.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
Ii M sTOGk
M
ri ri EsNTl

II. L. WADDlLIs a
IN Ii Fsrm JI,yr Sfoyy Brick Buidiss
grp TIE HHyNeg Honsr.
IN ftst fereisrd d very large aud F,va
4e III Drugs, Medhfiss, 5Ts. slirsta IRON
Ma II i1hhl irlvhjaa Il
4 n f~astnui steai iSatab ItnuHe wiyare
a uf g1tpfasiilg iiere Medicines q, s.PW,
.s mid FAY. Send him yttir tftiFf
si4 i.HAi, igf ibp Same MysEy tlhtt soti
s84a III Nss tYTsafs, ~ saHANTEeA,faa
a4ftgs liz me
IA. Nnnns.t
bs lsal-nm fla,
tAlafpfoIsi,
: itsot. AiSa.
1 s44ts. Aeaafpdfts.
~ leaves, it.dias,
,sa,3Ae. Saiarf,s,
Nnrale Nliyst,
4 .Ng ,A,p, hiip4.
I a. ap5aniIs Flowers. Cam hsr,
r,sup Sci. Buirbtif,
lt.G.iei,ns. tfeAm Tariff. J
.sss s. t:st prr. ltit mi, kula,
I,,a,. ;tagb. NnsiissiA,
i ,eae. .luae Msss,
tfi. islSs. &,initas
Cana Arah5s, tasinf Oil,
t'tiTiiff. atnf,lntrt
(A9npr III tsanfwisfnr. 49,,
/ titge Az tssssfsessing inapv Quantity
A F~pefisn.. Urt lily.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
Dir. Rodgers
LIVER MORT and TAN,

a EAFE aud certuin r,tre for CONSUMPTION ri
n the Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, tso.eil-. cults.
Astl.nsat Pain Ia the side. bronchitis. Hopping
Cough; and I'LL Pulmonary Affections
9axS8WxANE flns .fsrE II rsrr rue
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
Pc E. REILLY d 60.
corner OF Caual and Royal STREETS

NEW UItEIshNEs
II Flep ronstsatiy on hand a complete assert
IN mont Of English, french nd Aamefican
DRY GOODS,
of tbs latest styls. Iso a full supply Of
e'e. / description Of Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings
s Particular attention paid 10 putting w
pest@s poa Country Buyar orders. sep 1Usstn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

AEFERS for sale a large and well selected a.
, sctffnent Of Capping Glasses, Nipple Shields
Bresst Pires and nursing Bottles, at his establish.
MEM on Church street. lmay3i-yl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

firth Naaksxs for family W., from 8 10 5
MICHEL QPFEN14EuM.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

SF1NO abdominal supporter, Shoulder and
~ Body Braces, for the i've Or all those effect.
ed With weak breast, back Or spenial diseases
fortsle BY (may5t-yJ H. +. WADDILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
LIvERWOnr.,

This plant liar, fos nlnny years, been found to N
nc singular virtue III the cure Of aaerfinns OF tls
Liver. More recently II ~ns nscertained lint |
posssssud area lowcf IN a~rrssting Needing MI b
essential sersies Iii all diseased VI d lss.llpnar,
character.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

DIETS.
a PROV Root, Topiaeo, Sauo, and Pearl Barley
M for sale NY HIT WADDfLI.
mas,i5l4y. Drngsia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
NYfiNReE.
| d

IAETOR Oil, Cod Liver OH, Acoustic OH
VI Sweet Oil, British Oil; Harlan Oil. For
sale hv III. n. WADDtLI. D,prrtr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

This article In now universally acknowledged II
be The most healing sud efficient application fir
dcseased or denying Lungs, or any portion 0f he
fesiiy Or Muscular parts of The human hndy. III
medicinal and preventative qualities were under.
stot,d BY the F.gyptsals hi the early ages If sie
world. md no dotlIt NOW esirts among scientific
men. iisat che pfepasn,ipn used IN tlls elnhalnmsn,
o~fiulies, "a colaprsed principally of this ingreli
ent. III Inter ages, u vas fynui 10 be Iii universal
n~e amuag the nhoriaines Of america, anil Vt This
day II i their principal. and liz fact. only medicine
for N ut,sosind stats of the Lungs, Or any npproach
toll. flplx Nsho nru acquainted with the 1itto-
ry If this ltfly race of mon, know Tint 4 DEArII
FROM CONSUMPTION y unknown among them! The
medical faculIy in oil countries appear 10 have be,
come nware. of the great healing properties Of this ar.
iicIe, aud are now Introducing Il IN their practice.
DR.. Burlaf, Of England. Dr.. t.richto,i, OF ST.
feler,hures Or. La prieurc, of Paris, and die disiin-
gnished flr. Cooper, have been In the habit Of cnm.
hining i with otfler articles in their prescriptions.
and with entire success.
Bcirdyc ~ coaatcyfeits and Jasc
iyfSfufi0us.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-12-06

: TrNaa for which l,fr.s ~, ,.,D,r.s wee
specially plsd-,J shah tirs, tia At A.. T,.,s, p,
9th, Tuit,1 St,t,s ,cl,ss.,. IN So. ,,..,
[ the 4 = g.. ar or ,,,,,,,,, go -, .,,.
tihcatps in s,,b f,r,, "a I'll ~, -. \ ~,
the Secretary of he Tisasurv. and aon,c,eJ IN,
+ the President of the / = ne GI,p - do %.
f lease thus provided far has te,p prssc,il.J ~,
the Secretary of the Ireasury and srrr,y.I /,
has been pgulistcd ia an the leading nrwspsrer,
IN The commercial cities ui the L. :. and all Der
sons ho,,!ms claims of the k,ud spy,lu,l IN Ia,
foregoing vroviSu. werc'recuestcd To nj, their rr.
lease N To. .,,u thus prcstfi,..d. Ia the Treasury
of tie I = on or before the 1t day OF Ottvlrr.
lSal Although this Publication has been ecu
uu0cd lgom Ii,v 25.h DAY q. March, 1851, vet %
;u he Isl day OF Octthrr last comparatively lew
releases had teen filed 10y he creditors Of Texas.
The authorities oi the stale Of Texas. IT the lie
q"S>' "' me 0VI''1'E OF zoe I'e'NHrN' have iHT-
"'s",H s'"'""'' q wv i'"''' u,o' az .""t state
"y1'u p''o' 10 b'r ""'"'SS'v" mo Tie 't'"h,
W." cop! % Tie laws "U"h "A'u s'eA '.'''n
I.'''" W.
'" rS nom 'n' documents 'J'"''"ed y 'he
IT. -, " ''' .'.'"tu '"t ''','' u '"l''a
If ,lc AZ, 81 c.,.rr.. s ,l l.,% rSS"
On l,ip., .fi,i.,s if,,l.,f # Ill., ,.'-'.,,.,.. IL,
Tex, ,i he pr,r,...i,ti. r.p,,,,,l IN H. II. 49,, -,
ferris, TO- caused Il. fol- f., l n,.,,ars1 am,
th, i've million. which are Il, IA, i.trri LS,,i,,.
80 int,rr.tof lis, r,r CEN, fron the l,t Of IIrrS'
~. 1851. hav, been for som. finn, ready IN h.
delivered TO the State # Texas
The authorities of T.N,. nm n H., nra.ert
time. L4ye uv. agtLur.. Il any ..,. T., r,,,,, tli.
stock. and lIrcnaIus m tie Treasury Drpgrfu,eut
20 The order Of Texas The releases r,,urrcd ly
Law to te deposited IN the Treasury no, hayin.,
been found there, the remaining five million. have
not been issued
lhis last amount Of the stock VII he withheld
'fom texas until the conditions upon winch It :
TO lie GeHteItd shall be complied with ~ the
creator, ~ mat s;A'e, tn.e-- CutEJcss shall OH.
NiNiSe erect by q mo4IhcAtlun Of the law,
l" my L'st annual message TO which respect
i".y refer stated hriehy the reason Which had
Huue'd me To- recommend mobilization Of tie
present '"i'H' by converting the On Ha.Hrum INTO
" sp'ch, o4'y, Whenever the article imported
was o. Snch character as to poimli II, aud that
HGSti tMihAtoh should be made ~ !1'oro! the IN.
uuS'''"' pursuits OF 'Gr own country rs TO en-
'ou'"se home prodGc1ion without excluding Tor
~ wa s 's' '.'un 49,,
- ""'N' ""'r ''"'"''o 20 'T
'.' ''' ''' '""'' " '"'Ne '"'"',tS '''"
'','N"' 'O'.''l"'t q" 1,'"'s"v'"U'e 10"
n w "u' E'"s sF'('He instead O! al NA'o'eiA
G-'"S' !" "a '+Se' ""eIe the nature 81 'he como,
Guy "ots u"' '''u't H. y sWN'nS Illustration %.
'He'e ""uds viii be exhibited IN tile report ot
'"t secretary IL the Treasury showing the Gus.
IONA house NalAHtun ul articles imported under
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28
KossUru's Personal ArrEARAxcE..-Tl

EossUTH's Personal APPEARAXCE.-~ The
London papers give the following as fair de-
scrption OF the personal appearance OF kossCTI
when he first landed in Eng land:
" He stands about feet inches in heiCh
has a slight and apparently not strongly knit
frame, and is little round shouldered. til, tace
is rather oval pair OF blush eyes, (Which some
what reminds me Of O'ConneIl's EXPRESSION
we'll sci beneath full and arched brow, give an
animated and intelligent aspect to lis counte-
nance. His forehead high and broad, is deeply
wrluklcd, and time has just begun TO grlzZ.e a
head of straight dark hair, aud 10 leave bald
spot behind
= He has got the true Hungarian nose, but il
IS a well formed teuture,-snch as a French
passport would describe n m0yen a thick NOUS
iache nearly covers the mouth except when he
speaks or smres, and uNiIes with beard and
whi>ker in a full flock OF dark hair falling down
MS chm The portra : are singuldrly unlike
hIm in either person or expression. Whether
from I'll, recent captivity ar from constitutional
CAUSES there ;, somehow an air ot iaesl:udp in
hi~ look. to which tie tatIgues OF his VOYAGE mi
lmIrubably contributed. Although, be gives one
the idea OF man OF thought rather ;han man OF
action; Tn, re is a speculative air in his face
mugled with some degree ofmraucholy whci
would mark him tor visionary theoretical en-
thu>ast rather than great J. adler or soldier
he was plainly atIrrd in dark green frock coat
with little braid, and Wore a common lnw-cruwn-
cd ,quaF. felt bat Mainline kossulh, who seem
I'd III delicate health, stood b side her Children
Francis and Louis boys and Winelmjna. . glr
the eldest about and the youngest 7, and wa
dressed as simply az her usband.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28

DoING GooD-Every mind has a mission &c
fulfil, an influence to be fell. either for good OF
for evil and none are SO lost, so degraded, but
that some spark Of moral fire is burning within
their bosom-and d a, little spark, though faint
and fee bic, may kiudie a bright and glowing
flame Say not it is too insignificant too trlhing
to accomplish any useful end. Whatever l.
good, is worthy OF prese'aton is worthy OF cuI-
tINauon, Tie little germ oil truth you throw by
the way side will not BE- Iost-ii Shall not perish
no! II will be guarded by angels, and Shall -four
i,h forever.
" e should not fail, then, to speak one kind
word at least 10 cheer the wounded spirit
Think not, when some wanderer CROSSES your
way that word Of warning will be OF no avail!
though the erring one may scorn your CONSUL
that friendly word Will come 20 him again, and
lead the spirit that hath gone ARRAY back 20 the
path of virtue. Words OF consolation spoken III
love, will never be forgotten; faithful memory
will treasure them W. and the 1itng time Will
come for them 10 Do their coed work.
Think not, then, look OF kindness, an act
OF love, however uIt!lng may seem the word OF
tiiendly admnnUon, tAIuk them rot thrown a.
way; whenever an opp"r nifty to speak, TO acI,
Is seen, then do your duty; your good deed Will
be recorded in heavtn-and yon Will find even
here on earth, tuil and satisfactory reward.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28
A BEArr,rrL PREsExr roR KossrrH "A

A BEAUTIFUL PRESENT FOR kossUTH A
spondtnt ct the Tribune writes from Phil
adeipti!a : follows:
One 81 the citizens has caused 10 be prepared
giu, 10 be presented to the patriot k">suth,
which i, beautiful IN the extreme. il consists 81
a miniature Of Washington, from Stuarts por-
trait, set round with pearls. The frame ct this
= a gold star, and bey ond the points OF the star
project. cross of ST. John. IN silver, richly
chased Two drawn swords are also represent.
I'd between tie limbs of the cross The who'll
T., suspended by gold chain. II forms an or
uament about TWO inches square. 1t is the worn
OF Mr. Martin Leans, engraver Of this city, who
having hearty admiration Of Kossuth's charac
ter. has adopted this method OF evincing his re
gard.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28

The citizens of Manchester, y. II, celebrate
the hundreth annlycroary OF the IncorP"ra;e OF
Derry held, on the 22ud inst. SPEECHES Were
made by the Rev Cyrus w. Wallace, William
Stark OF Troy \. y and others. The tirol
spt skrr summed up a comparison Of he past and
present manufacturing iaciiitits OF the place
thus - Al Manchester III S3S, there we're man
utactured at the Amo>keag MIu 358 sk"lns per
day-in 1851 there VA, manufactured al Man
chester, eighty SeJs1 mics Of clo'3 per day--re-
curing Only thirIy-tuur days TO stretch web
lCro>s the Atlautlc, and 80 dIys 10 belt the
globe
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28

INTERVAL VLLAIXY-NYe lea n from Co
l1mbus OHIO paper, that As the Saturday night
train on the { &. and &. railway was passing
between Shelby and Salem, il encountered tel
errauh pole placed across the track. The OBJ
.truction was thrown out OF the way by the COW
"a .Cher, and upon stopping, the road was found
to be strewn wfh pIank7 beIonEtng' 10 the COM
pany. In one spot nine were placed III heap
across the rails.
The mos, reasonable explanation Of the out
rage appears 10 De, that a cow was killed in that
immediate neghborhooi few days before We
nope To hear by tho next mai that the rascal la,
b,.en caught. Tie law should atfix stu seve-
rer penalty for such Internal malice We would
nave il stop but little short Of hanging.