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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-30
oors AND sMuN5T

- Tug un.lersigncd wouG rcslecfful'yjn- rf'ln
~ form th. public that heja. now ON haIsl Akj
u. cus,ou, ap.f sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Kid Ladies' Boee Buskiss, Walking Shoes AMI pers
Also for Misses Nc,, DC. Also hansl, .spcwlhl
stock OF Leather and Finliprs sale wholesale and re
tail low for cash his o.s Water street doors
sboye Pavilion hssi. itjc3-1yl r. DEuSNER.
ifS7dBg SALB or REAL E8 rATH.
TE1IE SubscFbcr wishes 80 cell The North half "f tia
i North West quarter of Sectien l6--Tewnship )
south of Range II West. The being the farm be-
longing the heirs of Henry Lehmer decd late of Van
derburx County and the late residence Of said decd
sad farm is well improved. having arst rate bari
nearly new. ard ether comfortable buildings. with
Black smith shep ADD arst water very convenient
TO the house iftsr said is not sold before the s3d das
OF September ne VI private sale viii ten be offered
nj Pui,c Auctsn, at The door Of uc Ceurt House, M
Evansville Terms netfd cash and the balance in sin
and twelve mont.,s NORRIS :. JOHNSON.
auyaan ~ I1s.rH ATTY intact.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-30
NO Ics To CONT lAcroRS "A nj
b liz DG8S

NNTE, the und ,rsi-nei. ~"ais iaorm the citizens
wv Evansville aud county. tka, We prcpar
I'd % aecosnmolats, AT tho Cps Saw Mill In the uppe
OF the city, with all kinds vi LumDcr for building
A. motto is "saa profits and quick returns" WI
,l,al sell cheap II b: bought elsewhere, am
nake it IT, ths advantage of all that buy of us We
1T; aon, and give faif show, and vii
,rve YOU satisfaction. lauS+ul HART & COLvIN.
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ClotbinG, FNrni shi ns G oods, Hats

bonght out the Clothing Establish II
eAn1u>.- nlent OF Dir. S. kAnN, under the -
~ JoIrDa, Office. ouid respectfully call
'te st.antanofth pubic be large spckof Clothing
Furnishing Goods, de-, wle.lbcy have hands.
They of the best and made in the
fashionable styles. Having been purchased a, such rates
as will enable them to sell AZ the vesy lowest prces
Tbcse wanting Gashing Of any description, Gertle
mcnSjt utn.sTiag Goods generally would find IL to their
advantage to call at this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere. In this sock will bc found Overcoas, oaks
Dress Frock and Sack Coats Shirts, Hats and Caps &c.
tsc which are now aen for nspection Call il you want
To get goods cheap. GOTTLElR, VILE d co.
d e-f +. n .r-1 s.rff . A
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EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cincinnati, Ohio, ,-
CAPITAL, $500, 900.
Isaac C. Copeian, X. CoshTss ' @
Samuel b. Tufts, $. W. Reesr Ilff
Vim. Wood, .. III. kesslcr.
II. W. sowplcv
&c. COPELAy, Prcst b. n. STOCKTON. Secry.
V1NHIS Company ceissnues TO Insrrrc property of AL
J. descriptions against fcss damage 10y 6rc. tso
against the pcrlls cfshc spa hid navigation. The
undersigned being thsrizei prepared
Ia effect Insurance the mort reassnabe trrms.
aug2s-hr D.. E.C.&WAfHMEf, Agent.
The Evansville Insurance Company,
CAPITAL STOCK S2So.oOo. -is
Office on Iafcr street, fonr doors betor Main
N1slnNs. and Fire Insurance may DC effected at the
NA office of the Evansville Insurance Company or
crns favorable taosc or other solvent Dstu
ton, AMI with absolute certainty Of payneEt i
loss. Tft part cfhc capital stock not actually l'ud IN
cash. Is secured 10y mortgage READ estate At krse'fcuss
it, value; and the mortgages contain powers of siie
which will enable the company TO compel stoeAolfs ts
pay promptly in Of necessity. .,.-.... E
DIRECTORS.
Matthew w. Foster Gllisop Maghce,
Conrad Baker, ~ Henry d. thabrock,
Charles Viclc, John Inglc, Jr.,
Henry II. Allis John -. Hopkins 4, 4 So
John ~. Stockw ell, '' y -
JOHN NJ. SToCKv,EI;'., Prss.
WIT. PAaE, ~. tmhintfl
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GROCERIES. -: +. ]. !.
skAHAA, - - - - - JOHN FARRELL.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

/ GRAHAM q FAREEIL.
M have this day associated ourselves for the pur
w pese of doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
eery, Provision and Produce Euses s. Sycamore ST.,
ree doors above Jas. Laughlins, iron store. We
Pfpred 10 Keep fun and well selected stock and will
sell al as low ries neisbbors Tie produce Of the
country VIII e taken cash, at its market slue aRd Ina
'he general conduct OF our business shall endeas or 10
make II satisfactory TO our rairons. -
au24 IL GRAuAM q. FARRELL
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TINE suhsctiscrs have just received 52 packages Of
il fresh and desirable Goods, embracing Philip Allen
Il Sen,s nnnsis, Manchester, Sslsbc. Briggs, Mo,as.
suck and 1priisl Mcrtmack madjcr colared Prints;
and Ci,ian nns Jewsti City Miiolle. Qtss
Rascon, add Pals Csmpany Slrng stripes; .vasiSua
styles af Joseph Ripkas fancy cotton cassiperes and
sattins;ts; red AMI yellow weel.en aY bfewn Canton
annsI. blue aud brown Dgilis; and arst rate variety
OF TckiH- ken;ncky Jcans and teavy A brown Sheet
irs Al which Oer to tho trade sf reduced prices.
pys of this lot o Gaos purchased by our friends
in New York at the big Sale, and We selling them
MORO 1y X ZEN 4, PRESTON
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TUST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. War; Clarkcs Element
Of Drawing; Reid and Bans Chemistry aud Electrjei
"; Smiths s'r,td astronomy Woods Practice. Lag
fellows Poems Wilis's Poetcai works. Floral Offering;
EvangeIinc the Discarded Daughter. &c.. &c for sile
by septIl ~ f- 4. CONyNGTON & co.
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4 FU6SdikKSN BKOV
BO,JT AND Shoe STOKE.

u BOUT AND SHOE: STORE. sf
DEM JvEB.-wx. EMERY has take ns,he s;and an
Ii ain street ososi'v iihc Bank, furnicny occupied
by Conyngto's Book Store, andds now relsredto sup
ry citizcns with Isin,Cr nnc work in his line AT Shur
notice. He'I.s ge.d work men employed. and viii war
all work s-I,s from his shop. he is prepared 10
make Boots and Shncs cf AMI quality Go"d is and made
up ia the best style His long cxperence i'll business
and pune cnnlity VIII guarantee him the continued clisiom
~ tl,vs. who once TRY hi His pficcs reasonable
and work nat suspasscd m durability that
ui any slisf .ahiishment " liySaf1
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suERwNop Moms;E.

vaV7sE sucribcv has taken the abssvc fouse and hp
ensircly raiistc and re:urnshedi;, :and spsslarSs
10 eu;e1:ain the patrons nf e house in satisfactory
mannsr Hehas a.so rcitedt the brick Stah.e owned h.
Mr. and tas goo ls,ock of hcrsee au.cf
riayesstH let. f-l+ nt .f l...sfs 4. Lr,r 4t q ]
The siac large, clean and well located, and good
he s,ers are in asRsance. arfie ar attention
will DC pa, t. oihsrses left with himifar keep
ing and in ali r,sIccts, c public shall find ,thc SIcr
,weod Iionsc aaeod Hotel. ,ljys.u1 J. A. 3YERS.
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TIA meeting Of the Common Council ofthe city of Fr
ansvilc. held July Eth, ls5 tue following ,erii
men were appointed BoARD HEALTHio said cat, o.
the ensuing year: ff .'o 81 Tff 10 T-'-, -
PRS. A. c. HAI.LOCK an -ISAACCAS SSEIPFppy
r.. " AlTCbELl, j. X. DAVIDSON
TbOS. NJ. JOHNSON, ESQ. ff'w 80
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sOCASES Strsi,.g Cheek, reed and for sale by
= scpiso JAS. LOW Il CO.. ~ Main st. Lon. Ky
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Johnson q FRENCH ~totyale and retail dealers u .
- Foreign sna Domes'c De Coed No. ~ '"" '"'''
mli.ss-ly t... ~
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loUBLE barrel Shot Guns TO al9; Boys siagle she
IL Guns for 80 50. ~ H'r ''i- ''''l'' = w
hines-a good assortment, with Shot Belts, Powse
Flasks, bullet Inoul>, &c. JUST received by
sep.3 .ftl f.io6 Ef BABroCk BROTHERS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-21
Il From the New York Tribune.
Irish Americans. -

~ &essea S96& ~ @ttkR 4it3fE
/ There are atfleast half a million of citi-
zens of Ibis sconniEy who were l,orr,y.i,l
Iceland. nine1enths Of them Intensely hos
tile To- British supremacy over. their native
isle,a and regarding that supremacy. with
it's natural consequences as among the
main sources of Irelalld's unparalleled mi
seryg and degradation Their hearts still
beat in unison with those of the National
party rat home, whose orators. and iour-
nalistss witl,tleentire sym patllys and hear-
~ assent ofshe masses, regard che IpffvT'
trial and Cosnmereial subordiaatir s - M
land tO Eaglaud an an1epg ~ .ssfs' IcDn|s !,
sequences sef the fatal 40 ot y ''lon, II !,
which theif native lp0d was sserl sed' o AZ au
Independent aud, Isulsiensise enos...f
Taese call 90 Their coul.fymen g 'sI'eoas
rage home as.aactures and home pro-.
duets.ss aiIieng the mostiefIectlys and es4
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"A .az:sass:,. ..lsigs,
s<,css.ss,s A X. ~s--s3gs ~
a,is Fa!ilif.s.s,s 3 :,'i n a N&Hxt =
j ait 1,5 bttaiS :" n - ~ ! a4o'H SO.
THE ORIG IN.or YANkE EE DOODLE

IL
aY ft; 10 sl pY o. +. MORRIS. 44bi D@ 81 jHt
II Once on a zine old Johnny Bull gd sF M
Flew in a raging fury, t.. .....s..,
And swore that Jonathan should have
a'a.@a No trial, sit, by jarys '"''' / -
That no elections should be held ~ 2l
4.,s Across tho bIiny waters; / n eua.
"And now" says he, IN tax the tea +.
OF all his sons and Jaughers.n, E......
Then down be safe in burly state,
.."'.a And blns'etca like a grandee,
alaaf And in ,lerison made a tune % 3a@
#sya Called @.Yankcc Doodle Dandy" 3aotl
ny "rapkee Doodle''--these are iac,s--s .3Ii
Yankee Doodle Dandy ~, vf,tog
Ny son Of wax, your tea III lax---.
Yankce Doodle Dandy"
John sent ts1c. tea from DER the sea,
'.s' " With heavy duties rated
1871 But whether hyson or bohca, f8 ""'
.la | never heard II stated. fl lH E
Then .]onaihan 10 pout again fsiae
.a..., He laid strong embargo asT lga3~
"Fl drink no tea, by love y SO he +. r..
Threw overheard the cargo.
Then JOHNNY sent regiment, - s7 -7'
8gai Big words and looks to ban,ly, A5f@stit.
Whose martial band, when near the land
..5r Played" Yanklc doodle dandy.n 5=
"Yankle doode-keep itup! ...r 4.
Yankee doodle dandy ..".
III poison with tax your cup,
80 l5 yoIi--Yafkcc doodle dandy" tA'' y
A long war5then they had, in which
:1' John was at las, defeated 'tt 's"''i
u And yankee Doodle" was the march
utTowhicb his troops retreated. -af.ttl
.,., Cute jonathan 10 see them fly, y,a.Elsag
... Could moi restrain his laughter; f....f
THAT tune" said he, suits TO L,
; p' rll sing}t ever after.o '" t f"
- ol'lJohirny's face, 10 his disgrace, r'F
pals Z, Was flushed with beer and brandy, Il
.6. ,E'en while he swore 10 sing no more,
,e..,.. This Ygnkle doodle dandy, v,.g b....,.
Yankee dtodIe--ho /! ha ne t.5s --.,.f
q IT. Yankee doodle dandy ..'
We keep The tune, but not the tea, tIf't
a2gVs Yankee doodle dandyi 2ti T@ -
9e'a I've told you now the origin ss.
aiaao or this most lively dit,y, '7ss5 I'D 5d
.a.r Which Johnny Bull dislikes as "dull
y. And stupid p what pity! W gf~ptI
With" Hail Columbia il is sung, -.
Ir chorhs full and hearty
On land atil main we breathe the strain,
John nndc for his tea party. F1e- a4.
No matter how we rhyme the words, 4
-a. j The music speaks them handy, aat4I
And where's the fair can't sing the al, l
or" Yankee doodle dandyf'
1857 "Yankce doodle--frm and true '''
s1aist Yankee doodle dandy! 273s' 81 ~
'ss Yankee doodle, doodle doc :! % efssrzaay
y :5{ Yankee doodle dandyin 'Hs "a -
"A lgGv ergi s.-a-.-- ~ p1 ,fu*gs4 A
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TIE EATON ROUGE GAZETTE,
! PutiHsuED WEEKLY.
III. q. BRYAN, Editor and Proprietor,
NfOff:ce o N Clh urc h Strset. =


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six months.
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YEARlY ADVERTISING Merchants Ira
ders and htbcrs, viii be contracted with on the
most libctal terms. a1 Il ,tsr #N'f tf'i
All POLITICAL ADDRESSES, for the oxrlu-
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verlisem9nis I'm .H@ Ht
All All Of a PERSONAL
NATURE whenever admitted will be chnrged
Mt the rate two dollars per square, and payment
required snyarably in advance.
All Advertisements not marked with the num-
Der OF INSERTIONS will be published ill Forbid orat
the optio9 Of the publisher ~ uazs T
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The following aneclate was rclated 10
n gentleman during a night he spent in d
farmhouse in Virginia. some few wears
lago:si! 81 a,. . @ @ Z.
IN December. 17-, towards the close
ol "a idreary day, woman with an infant
was discovered half buried in the snow.
i,yta little Virginian seven years Old Tie
lad was returning from school, and hear
lng the nIoans Of some one III distress.
threw down his satcllel Of books, and re-
pareaFto tl,e spot wllencel the sound pro-
ceeded, with frmness becoming one of
rper years Rakng the snow from the
bennmbed body Of the mother, and using
means 70 awaken herIto,a sense of her
deplorable condition, the noble youth sue.
ceeded III getting her upon her, feet the
Elnianf, nesting OH its mothers breast
turned its eyes towards their youthful pre-
server and smiled, as i. seemed, IN graft
|tnde for its preservation Wnlra coun-
ttenaHce filed with yLope, the gallant you'll,
'cheered the sufferer on, himself bearipo
within his tiny arms tl,e infaut clliId,
while the mother leaned for support 8,,
the shoulder of her conductor. iiie NV
home Is hard by, would he excIaim, as
of her spirits failed; and thus FOR three
miles did he cheer a,a~ard 10 happy ha-
ven tile mother and child, 10th of whom
otherwise must have persisted, had IL not !
been for the humane feeling and perse-
yayealce Of this noble yonth. sasg, IS 60.
j "A warm Gre and kind attention soon
relieved the sufferer WHO, 1t appeared
was in search sef fer husband, al, ey,,is.
lgrant from New Hampshire. recent
Of q farm In the neiel,l,orhood
Dfr near this place. eDiiieent ino,,;.
q for several days found him, and - !.
lve Il mont rs afteE the identical house IN
Vh'cn VIZ are now sitting was erected !.
~ received The happy family. The ch;ld
rev Up 70 matlIiood--entered tile army -..si
ost a,limi,a AZ New Orleans, bt,t rein r,,e,I,l,
70 2 nls days. y soaace 10 1.-THE declining years
bis aged parents. Z &
4 IlN hsfe g'ss' . ars &. they now2'I asked the s.
1rfatof. fs.[ a " Aere, exclaimed the son. III
p ?, me rescued one tl,efe Il Nv a,otler y
~ here. imprinted on my naked arm i
= name q the noble youth. our prese,v.
Looked. and read y WISr,rLn
49, 744AA4e ~ K tns& III s&tsa 8ss<Es
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serious. auRfaysghe,a "sfp., ..,

serious, anRfaysgh ghe,l "sifI., n, ..,.a...,.t
10 prevent amy mistakes, ! lhlit,e,,'a,.l'h"'a,,' h',
Ter give them three last cheers oV9.. : -.
and put i,ptle name Of GinefaI Pieei%e' :,
SO we did, and gin three rousilt cheers 70
Gineral franklin Pierce, of New uamp
liifc,l lie Hero Of Mexico 5st@ as3 ~
Dowuingyil'e is wideawake, and will
do her duty in November. So remain
yonr old friend " s'.5 '@'F 5''H' =
g,ary 4ss ,ttuM MAJOR JAgE DOWNING. ii
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-21
TRUE LONELINESS

She whe. thinks noble heart f'@18e@
ss. gBettefshanla noble mien, li5isa1ls ~.s
Honors Virtue more than art ,snssa - 81
Though lis less in fashion seen, ~
Whatsoeser her fortune be, @st@ y
She's the. bride, the wife for me. sa Il,
sd.6 81 ts. FEsaE nMf8h Fas R&sit tGa
She who deems atinward grace !,
tar shrpasses outward show, s
: She who values less the face si }A
Than. that charm the soul can throw,
Whatsds'er her fortune be. oylt
She's the bride, the wife for me. ,s sa.
She wht knows the heart requires, sss'
Something more than lips of dew.ss3 )
Thatiwhen Loye's brief rose expires, ,f,:,
Love itself dies with it too;
Whatsoc'er her fortune be, II
She's the Bride, the wife for me.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-21
| ui .'ale!f Prom the Weekly Universe. 9
THE KERNEL AND THE NUT.
Z rl @t.rl a#1 ;s%s I.-{5G}H b8A RtEHF

t#3N bf ION FRANK. #@f3F *.t ''N'.+.
..t1 a@a4 IE 45t5-- stJ ta sfat.a ttc !.
=" He who would eat the kernel must not com,
lain of cracking The nut"-oM Saying. .a Ca
d.. Ye who in this changeful life r s.t,
Not a;rag Of joy can See
Ye who.cherish care and Strife 2'.a Z.
@557l Nevef roaming fancy free Y 50
ada 8 Ye who:never seek for ioy--- hue .m
al Thinking Joy will seek for you, ...,.f
While snch thoughts your minds employ
a'A93 You've an uphill work to do.
81 Earthly joys and Joys supernal A<5f5i9
sd May he found if sought for---but aet =
!, II you wish totaste the kernel, rs. s.s4s
Don't refuse 70 crack The nut. ~,
f# y True. This world is full Of woes, II 8ga
..ai And at times we're forced TO mourn.
Still who would reject the roses
Even though il has its thorn'
-5 Good and i'll are mix'd, and so 9s'
..a- With firm faith and trusting heart, ~
We should school ourselves 10 know
How to keep the two apart. .,.sy ,.,.:s
Earthly joys and joys supernai
- May be found If sought for--but 'isai3 90
IL YOU wish to taste the kernel, lfms3 .
Don't refuse to crack the nut. t,sfF fe.ga
Should misfortune weigh you down,
- Never yield to dark despair iy
st|# Though life s sky may wear frown,
35; Twill not stay forever there. ,fFs
Gaily laugh, and strive, and plan, ~,
Inactivity is VAIN
y What;w'onld pleasure be to man, Sous
~ 81 I.uH hs nee had tasted painyo ifgfe 81
Earthly jtbsi and Joys supernal ssogeia Ia gsg
May be;found if sought for--but IA .
III you wish to taste the Kernel '''+' .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-21
Why Joan Van Buren Is geing for
s.. 4. ,,e Pierce, @s, ..sg f

4 After the last Presidential canvass wa,
lover, at tile State Convention held at Uti
ca i'll 1919, strong resomtions reiseratina
the, principles Of the Buffalo Platform
Iwere introduced and passed, and John
Van Buren, -"vI1o has been regarded as
lthe Cnnr. de- .I.eogisof tue free Democracy,
I--nlade the following explicit declaration
Iof their purposes. aleai asss'sf1*1 4 81 AFasa
f aIwiIl state ale rcniarked) fairly. free
", and fully. what we expects We sez.
lpect to nuke the Democratic purity gf-this
'Statet,i great .1alti-sysgery at,yty9 tic
State,iand through it, to n,akeshe Demo-
cratic party Of the United States, the
great Anti s lacery a,1yty0 tie United
States. Those who cannot contemplate
this result wi do well TO get out Of oflLs lLss
way for there Is no doubt that ,'-ireil z. our
principles get fairly before ~ people, 50
that they can hear .lb~sa and know what
t,,ev ara.and have made arrange
,,,e,,ts e. ....saf now--that tie whole peo
plssrm1so witt, as. And our Southern,
friends having had things all their o.sn
way for the last twenty five or Till Years,
must make up their minds to-ssS rs sAsaue |
our o,cz acay for 4 whIIe@swe being fair
nlen, and REASONABLY 10 our Demands
I ii svfa c,ls soon after, Mi. van Buren |
again ss~-a f8I
sg havsl had occasion 10 say ieretoforel
gidf 4 aroNsIIa mt support any man for
We PresidS,acy acjlo does not 5eli;ere szd- i
ssyytoslssass s3sassta gstez svsh assa go1loia
0slk net atse all kheaysOe1 fcbiclt TIC CON-
tftaltfos and z1a0s may place IN lis Iasslzs II
ov rs Dreyas5oac1ea would give isoticetE
oow, thastae general ind ssnepto Of the nee.
e Of this Siate is, that they cannot ana I,
riIf not swefve from iIsis psjsition snn1z
4 lorme. 1ssGlk lise audAis III IN I,
lie i renlembered BY the people Of the
oish that tits ifce6siiiafy. J6hil van Bu. is
p, e. nom ssppofdsg sena aRiescesior he H
nigh and main s !
Can any man living, doubt longer that I
eD Psro xntsrssins the sebtiuIe1sts re. J
orted IF iai ~ New Boston Would
ol'n Van l3ufeii support him, II he dii u
sts12sasS liast ~ eate1taisted l!ieIn III
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.J3SlfIfA lBEAf.

General Produce dealer DC. e
HousE ON CHURCH, BgTwEEa THIRD AND
sLAFAYETIE STREETS. ,1s /.
FLAT B0ATr-Eoot Of Church Steet.
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Mid Wife.

ISsfS. HARRISON, a grndu ATE of the Medical
49, Faculty of Paris, and whit has received slew.
nd rrsnnms rs such, by the Tire, greates medical
professors Of France. and who hast I'd tsirty years
prictise In hr profession, respectfully tenders her
scrvirts to the citizens of the place and vicinity.
She eipeeialiy attends 50. diseases Of women and
clii1r:n. Residence corner ST. iypolite and Church
rsfeeiA mI3.3m
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w. j. h'RonERTs, s---a=..-- RUFUS II. Howell
ROBERTS g. HOWELL,
A Il 10 R N j s. A Z l. A w

TyhNE formed Partnership in the practice Of
l. tsieir profession, mid tender their services
. oil those who may he pleased TO ntrast busi-
ness to Aheir management and care
Havilig devoted much time and attention to
the study and practice of Criminal Law for the
past sssvcn Years, they particularly commend
thcufgeives toihose who may need their services
III that department OF their proiession,gstt III e8
uFfitE FRONT ROOM, FIRST FLOOR ABOVE THE
2t-4 a- e3 BASEMENT. .ta'9 f5'''
.i..4s No. 81, Camp street, New Orleans.
THEY REFER TO:
Gov Joseph Walker, Messrs NaIle. Cox 4 Co
William 5. Pike. N t"Oakey& Hawkins,
BatonRougc al. RI. Palmer & Co.
Mgo. Miles, g3lE1 !" Pagan, Il CO.,
g. A. Ioalus. g McRae, Hoffman x
NJ. Frank, Co..
GurrsG,l II Fuqua, r. K Price, Esq, ,l3,f
Coyelf& Cobb, a. John Holmes, Esq,
Clinton. " Hon; Judge McCaleb.
uugaotf aa. *ltNe W Orleans o.
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LEVI Ell L q M

GLAIAING, PAPER HANGING, &c., &c.
All Vieatly executed at short notice.
Office on Third 5eticee,t Laurel aud
Ca'a,ra streets aas@ jan. 10 "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-21
! No. 81. Camp street. New Orleans.
HALE a. EsEpEEa.

10 Use EFURNISII4NI bTORE,
etsuHCH HsTRsET-rtrER's NEW BUILDING.
A RE. opening aud offer for sale. general as
a sGslment Of Croekery, China aud Glass ware
togeiher with House keeping articles Of every
description Persons in want of articles in our
line wauld do well 10 give us a call. m22y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-21

" aIABAMa.-I s. The Wing State Conven-
IS. ,so'' vii b held II Mon'g gos1sry. Sep,ens.
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A Noble Youth

The following anecdate was rclated 10
gentleman duriag night he spent in Il
afin-honse in Virginia, some few years
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-21

- !" we re1oice to state TINT from every
country comes the strongest assnrane,, q
tliat every Whg will do his dntyss and
t'iat thousands sIn WHO lave Hitherto voted
with oufsopponeihs will give "a hearty
support 70 the gallant old hero, Ge,l,,. =
Scott. y ~. N .a .s.'.a ~
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-24
Carriage e. Wagon Making
AND REPAIRING.
%

NIIoMAS J. SMITH, thankful for for.
- mer patronage bestowed on him inform
his old friends and the public generally.
that he IS now prepared to execute all
work in the above line Of Business on rea.
sonable terms, and guaranty that their work
shall be well and promptly done. We do
not promise to work cheaper than any body
else, but expect a fair remuneration for our
labor, when our work is honestly done.
70 HIS Shop is opposite Eady's Con.
%fecnonary, adjoining Lewis's Blacksmith
Shop