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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-01-14
RS
CHERR PICTORIAL
For the Care Of
COUGHS, COLDS, mOARsENESA,
BBONCHGTIs, WHaOOPHNCs.COues esHf.
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
ntrnNraz ~ 90


0A~08A fAfHA - AND
CONSUMPTION.
Many years Of trial, instead Of impsirng the pub
lie confidence in this medicine, has won for it an
uppSeoSsOg ahg nosois!y by far exceeding the most
sansuine expectations Ofitsfrisnds Nothing but its
intrinsic virtues aud ihs unmissakable benefit con
feUed thousands Of sufetess, could originate and
maintain the reputation it enjoys While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community, have
failed and been discarded this has gained friends by
every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they
can never forget, and produced cures too numerous
and too remarkable to be forgotten.
While it is fraud on the public . pretend that
any medicine will nallibly cure.-still there is
abundant proof that the CHERRy PEoToRAL does not
only general thing, but almost invariably, cure
the maladies for which it is employed
As times makes these facts wider and better
known, this medicine has gradually become the
bestreliance Of the afflicted, from the log-eabin Ct
tho American peasant, to the palaces Of European
kings. Throughout this entire country, in every
State city, and indeed almost every hamlet II con.
tains, CHERRY PEoToRAL is known as the best re-
medy exiant for diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
aIdln many foreign counties 1t is coningto be ex.
tensiycy used by their most intelligent Physicians
In Great Britain, France and Germany, where
the medical sciences have reached their highest
perfection, CHERRY PROTORAL is introduced and Is
in constant use in the Armies, Hospitals, Aims
Houses, Public Institutions, aud in domestic prac-
ce as The surest remedy their attending physicians
can employ for the more dangerous affections of
the lungs Also in mil1er cases. aud for children
it is safe, pleasant and elrectual to cure In fact
some of the most hatterng testimonials we receive
lave been from parents who have found it eficacious
in cases particularly incidental to childhood.
The CHERRY PRoToRAI is manufactured by
practical chemist aud every ounce of it under his
own eye, with invariable accuracy and care. II is
sealed and protected by law from counterfets, con.
sequenty can be relied on as genuine without adul-
eration.
We have endeavored here to furnish the commu-
nifty with a medicine of such intrinsic superiority
and worth as should commend itself to their conf
dence-a remedy at once safe, speedy and efeetua,
which this has by repeated and countless trials
proved itself to be and trust by great care In pre-
pairing It with chemical accuracy, Of uniform strength
to afford Physicians new agent on which they can
rely for the best results, and the ahlictedwfth
edy that will do for them all that medicine can do.
PREPARED a. SOLD BY JAMES @. AVER,
Practical and AnaIiIical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
Sold in Cincinnati BY F. ECKsTElN, corner of
Fourth and Main streets G. Robe Is & Co. Co.
lum bnsi Sturgs & Bigelnw, Mansield and by
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
nov. S. 1am3m
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-01-14
THE FLIGHT OF TIME.
BY REV. F. srANsBuRY CASSIDY.
"We take no note Of time
But from its loss to give il then Il tongue
Is wise in man.

"We take no note OF time
But from its loss to give IL then tongue
Is wise in man"
O. swiftly each passing moment glides awayl
How soon are hes golden dreams and bright
visions Of earthly bliss forever flown Time,
ever rolling time, writes the fadeless impress
of decay everywhere, and upon everything we
behold in this beautiful world of ours
There is nothing Of earthly beauty, or of
earthly grandeur, that can bid defiance to the
storms Of time; or nothing too sacred or holy
to elude the destruction OF its fatal blast.
! saw him grasp the oak,
Itfell; tie tower, IL tcrumbled; and the stone,
1hescuptuT'd monument that mark'd the grave
OF fallen greatness ceased its pompOus strain,
As time came by"
Flowers that fill the ambient air with sweet
0dors and ambrosial incense, boom-fade-
die Our earth, at one season of the year, is
clad in her beautiful dress of living green
and the bright rays of vernal sun enrich,
expand, and beautify every scene in creation,
The soft, warm air, is filled with music, sun
shine, and perfume, and all nature shines out in
uuuvaled beauty and splendor. but how soon
does the whitening breath Of few revolving
months rob the fields Of their blooming Ver-
durc and loyeliness the forests and trees of
their magnificent foliage aud drapery and
by" till the time shall again come for the re-
production of flowers, plants, and herbs, upon
the face of nature Change aud decay are
unfadingly impressed upon all things earthly.
The eye fingers not upon an object, however,
beautiful and lovely now, but that the breath
oF time shall one day mar or efface.
Time does more. 1t invades a bOier sane
tuary, and introduces man to a brighter des-
tiny and happier cline beyond the grave
Beautiful, but to every earnest, thought
full heart, true as beautiful, are the words
following:
"Roses bloom, and then they wther;
''Cheeks are bright, and then they die;
/ Shapes of light are waited hher,
Then, like visions, hurry by;
Quick as clouds at even driven
O'eT the many cOlOred west,
Tears are bearing to heaven
| Home Of happiness and rest"
! Ladies Repository.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-01-14

Wit and Judgment. Wit is brushWoOd,
Judgment is timber. The first makes the
brightest flame, but the other gives the most
lasting heat
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-01-14

The LONELY CoTTAGER. "A pious cottager
residing In the center of a long and dreary
heath was asked by Christian visitor
"Are you not someti nes afraid in your
lonely situation, especially in winter?' re-
piled
so no, sir, for faith shuts the door at night,
and mercy opens it in the morning.
Cottagers, what are your feelings on re-
firing to rest? DO they afford similar conf
dence to this poor believer, and with her do
you also say,
81 lay my body down to rest,
Since thou wilt not remove;
- And In the morning lei me rise,
Rejoicing in thy loyel"
Aud if so, you will surely eKclaim, "God-
illness is profitable unto all things, having the
promise Of the life that now is, and Of that
which is to come"
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-01-14

What a ComparisOa I'VE get fond Of the
woman We love, as we do Of chocolate and TO-
baccO, though horribly uupalatable at first.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-01-14

Reader, this is common story one
that in all its human emotions has been
felt and acted thousands of times. There
is something so binding in custom, that
the best and wisest OF us are slow to see
evils that do not come directly home to
US. How many gentle and sensitive
woman, that has wept over the vivid
pages of romance, or lent her keenest
sympatbies to the ideal sorrows of the
drama, has, month after month, and
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fresh Arrivals.

r. MrsSELNtN corner ~ Laurel and TinrJ
T. i. Streets. has ffist received 81 fire assortment
Of Confectionery fresli fftiit. tDriials. ~ijhusrz, Re.
&t,. selected wifi tare from new im,Dttations.
Hfiofie Hiiich hfsi
ltnfsots in %1ttaffsf. i1aif And whole bosss md III
barrels; Eitr6iis and tfffthts. Oranges and letnnis.
firiase Jelly, Ifjnbe tttFtB. prnfes IN fancy hpaets
lars and bhrtels. FFtiifs in tfeit own Juice. Wv !
Pears. Feaflies. Atrd p ffftys. P)nins, Primes. hWiz
cuts. NJ. 30. t'fesprtei fruits, yin Pine apple
hppis. fgs. Taf1ffufd. titfo1. 9uintt. Ginger f,
ttgachsf. At Hrarri2 fruits. w; Cherry. htsirttY4
ftt. braneest tii1s %t'i1f6iat. eiitistnli1sd Iearhps!
h9t. oranges, hf. Idtglialt aitl American pitklees
dives ani tntefs II variety n ketetup md shufes
satIines. HOLSTERS. ~naekefal salmon, npehores, &c /
Swrdi oil IL wbols and half bottles.
English dairy, and Western deere. Goshen and
roll buffet; Almonds, In. cttts'std sugar, Ste "nff's
double redpcd l0rf fngar, Fs6ea md Kentucky
Mustard @ctny powder slot, con, Dranee npA httet
bittefs hlasdhit. nnfhsef 6l, Gnmolrt md tnrs-
On. An assortment If lie finest fteue, eotdial.,
Of liay water. pepper .tint. efse6ee OtaHas water
1Nbe iiasst brands ~ ,thanpaiene. cherry. msderia-
and Port wines 4. bottles. A superior article II
brandy and Ifisb @tisksy. Naples supcfinf Liver,
pooI Ale. in isl bottles. tighrs liafa,a. Ftgillanfja
- hfelima~4 St .vndofh and other fttbtitf binds.
Playin'; e6fds, fire cratkers hhd FIRE HorkF, fnney
boyss, &c.
We ding parties. bills nhd soiress ssrt Cd NJ sf,5 IT
ntir g.
,6t,nd. fruit. md spohse cakes. hm,iset by The
tarfei; assoriej sYrite by ths gallon the trade
s~upriiai On libernt tettts.
md tie finest has1rtpieht NJ candies. witli every
thing IN biz Inns intended To NEST tts nhDts u his
| rie,,ls aid customers. dcc2Uy
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wing Central Executive Commit

b1Bt
Ftw URhfAss, Nov. 4 1909.
At a sitting # The COMMITTEE, this day. the
following preamble aid resolutions were atopt-
ed!
WHEREAS i II Ia tow aseeftaitpd to be lmpossl-
bic that the returns III The vote for or against
the New Constitution eafi he received IN Tins
10 hold the Convention oil the 10Th Of this
month, ss previously recommended by this
Cetitnitteel aud whereas, II is ~impaftaft that
full fetbffs sitolld he fereifed before any at
ton be taketi In reference Observation-Disclosures.
HeH Rafbtpei, That the day OF holding the
Convention ls and Is hereby postptte,l, by the
recommendation Of The Wing Central Executive
COMMITTEE, of the State Of Louisiana, from The
10th Of November, inst, 10 Mondays tbs 3gtlt
November. inst, and that the Wing press md
Wings generally Throughout the State be ihtites
to notice the change. @
Resolved, That It Is hereby etcmnish'ief TO
the Wings Of every parish bf The State, testept
Drleans3 to assemble within. their respective pat-
islies, at such times as will by them be 'leef.ea
hibst con, enient. fot the piirpose Of appointing
delegates TO the Wing State Convention and ior
the ptitppse OF nominating candidates ivf The
Senate and House u Representatives. al
Resolved, That II Is hefeby recommended TO
the Wigs cfthe parish ol Orleans TO ASSEMBLE,
within their respective districts, on WEDNESs
DAY, lie gath November, al half past 7 P. NJ.
for the purpose Of nominating delegates 10 the
Whig State Cbnp ehiief no %ninaiing candidates
for Representatives, AVID nominating delegates to
a WING PARISH Cdnve.itiota iof the purpose Of
selecting four setalofial candidates for the par
kh at large.
Rfsotcea. Thai il il hereby recommended that
the delegates SELECTED 10 q Wing Parish Conveii-
lion meet Mt the Wing Central COMMITTEES Room
on SATURDAY. lie 9th Of Move nber, at half.
nal If i T. nj, for the t,,trppss Of nominating fur
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LOUISIANA BAR.
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LAWS or LOUISIANA,

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lie judges Of anil totfts-Hitli fbiss Of %fsfsfehte
u s,l,seappnt decisions Of Ills Elprp,ns Court. up
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those ,%efisiAns Wsfs rendered. Gy T1iomas Gibbs
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. NcwTdition Of Martuls Reports.

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ZION Of MARfiN's 1tEfUt1Ts. 1%neiuding The i,ssy
Fafies, with mites VI r~eferssi,te 10 Subsequent deeis.
tists Jf HE Supreme Guiirt, ip to ,te Hetvehil, Vol
time Of HE ANNUAL 1tEr6RI's references to
HE Amendments to the Constitution. Statutes. aud
Civil Gale and Code of ~l'faeiiees siib'a il,nse detlsa
ions were rendered Compiled by e hetaas Gibbs
Mptgah, Esd. Counsellor at law
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Alfred B~nplaniier for Monilion.
STATE on LOUlsIAhA-Parish Of
East j.atgt Rgugey
JNifllai Uislfnk JbNfk.

iJt1fH JUIfItaI DtskFttt CBpft.
+ Y ile tame anl BY The authority bf The State
l. If louisiana. aid Of Said Court, Graei,ngj 10
ell shbiH it may concern, tales notice. thai ut
The instance and request Of Alfred Dnplantiet ri
saii Parish. tew being the bona fla wines an,l
tossessor Of the following described t%fptefty
to wit A tract Of lpHti situated In this Parish
uf East Baton Rouge. having 4 front Of The River
| Mississippi Of five afpehts with q depth Of eighty
%attrants, bounded above by lands Of IligiiHs
| Mile Il ~fiouzaii, and below by lands claimed BY
| Clailes Me Mieken Said property was aeatilt
pl ity Allied Dtplantiet al a Judicial Sale. made
~ II " .atin Sheriff. Ut said Parish, on the
setotui day Of uetebet A. y. Eighteen hundred
asl fifty two ls5sl Under a commission isstied
from said Cutift pursuaiit to q Judgement fei1er-
oil III said Court oil lie Twenty sixth day Of jh-
IS 4 d Eighteen ~ht,tnlfst and city Two 1852
~ The st'it Of l.. 4. Aiaxeut 81 al. Heirs Of Hem
,ietta Cavelisr, widow maxeht. rs Charles
Dsvefpnft ct al No Gs9. Of The Records OF said
Court herfeeing a Sale Of The above described
/ tract If land. II effect A Partition std5hL, The
Parties Plaintiff aud Defendants. 10 he ab6Ye en-
titled cause, after d legal adveftil elLstt anu de-
lays for The price antl sittn Of Elsye'l THOUSAND
dollars 1911 900 and which ardot'nt the said
Sheriff acknowledges 10 have received III The FOL
lowing manner 10 Wit One third CASH and the
balance in his Notes endorsed by John b Klein.
peter, all dated The setdtd l'y Of October A. d
Eighteen hundred aud fity two 1851 divided
mo three e1aaf annual ''9'a,Hnshss' ope's WE
que anu maturing one Two ana thiee Jaaia a.s
ne gate ot SAM SAFE aho aceofaiHs " Jug II
thereof. ..u 4,
Manuel N'otefi'' ,'e'F ~ ~ ,s ! ~ ~,
OF me Htsth 'u'ieha' blt,f's' o. me paa,e y tn1
isiaha i', me faiish u ''as' pa.ou u, n,"s ~ LAX +
name anu " 'he aa'ho.''y = nc a aaa.s ana ~ tgi,L
iaha' an' o. SAY ooo,' ~ ~ aslnla,,4a aatil
the, provisions OF fie att o. 'he beglsla.utp at ~
TED M AZ Tor ne TURNER ass'ran'e ., 'n ,n ,
to purchasers al Ynlicla' oaies aPP'oEeu " ~
OF Mafeh a. =. ~ nave s'anlte, ~ ~
hereby grant ms nohntoh eaiiihs apoa a"n ~
taohlslihg the Hers o. len',etla .ave'u T. mp.,
CIV F,aK'ht an, ,hs au'" laI IT,. d,at 4 aa. AL i
,ohh pesenpote 'sesa1eu. a,a n sas AL al So
he'fs o. ah,o'he .ate''er ae.e =. :, ' ~, d. t., r w.
sons WhofisoeFefi Who may ~ u ~ ~ "ig
r'got or me 70 IN ap're ot ~ H. n t r.ory bss,n 10
consequence OF ih'orttaii,y ~ nv XIX a. .S
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TWICE. WEEk-U. s.. MAIL PACKET
i ~Glpsf-1fof the Coast. Plags .uNrY-A
%usinins. Baton Rouge, Lobdallts ltk1aaMlaahe
store. aud all Intermediate landings. ssSssaFFaHsA
i he new eiataner Gypsy. j.. II. Ure. mahtf =,
leaves New Orleans epervSuNDAY, at . o'clock
A. NJ, and every WEDNESDAY, .et 8 o'clock
,. Nj. Returning leaves Baton Rouge every
THURSDAY and MONDAY.
trg-fof freight OF passage apply On board.
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How 70 RAiss THE Bopy OF A DRoWS-
ED PERsoN.--Aa. English paper states
that SolhMoS D,NeoRp was lately drown
ed neal IFountaia Quay, Isle oil Wight,
aud tlntjs novel a~uocess was used for the
.recoveryto OF the bisiy by II Of the coast
guard. Frhe gutsil-man assured the by.
s,auders.that il ahe party was drowned
in the ,eighborlood, he could discover
the bodI by mg.sas OF ANEW loaf Of
bread, III which 3lould be deposited three
ounces u quicksa yer, when the loaf would
float tilR it res,,Ssl over where the body
might lay." How ever extraordinary il
may appear. thu experiment was tried,
aud on THE Loaf Becoming stationary, a
boat.hoess was PHI overheard. beneath il,
and br1ught urk the body.
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Church Street Forever.

DEAL in the Family line. Yes friends and
natives, we have, and no mistake q fine sup
,y OF all tho leading articles constituting . reg,-
al family Grocery, sales made from 8 eonts DIP
ward, send on the little ones, md ohlige &c.
JOSHUA BEAL.
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Land for Sale.

TIVE undersigned Wishes TO eel, on very ne
/ commodating terms. 4 tract Of excellent
land. situated inthis parish nine miles from Bat
OH Rouge, He would exchange for town proper.
". For particulars APPLY TO the lin 'ersig,ed al
His Office On Third street. JOSEPH JOcR.
Nav Id #
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A S.

1 seta vend,, en- vente publigne, sanedi, le
L aeme Jour de Decembrc r~rocilain 1852, { ID
porte dc ID Maison dc Cotr, dams Ia vile de Bat
on Rouge, an heures usuel devente, IN Negfsss
age d. environ ~ ans. TN no Negro de champ.
Conditions de Ia vente-comptant en- 10 %livraiIt,
Co 10 Novembre, 1864, Fl v. BABIN, Sherif.
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Fran Ne Natp Tpfh Jattnsl NJ Tnmmerys.~aJhis
is d very interesting ard instructive salihae, esire
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Ia its Appropriateness TO The %ttinhhoti teadefi'
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The Terhi5 viii ls given OH application to TIC
subscriber. post paid. a., >
t3l York st4. Nsw Haven. tonnettibit
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13

Clock and Watch Making and
Repairing.

T. SERRfLLAT, formerly Of Geneva and for
4 . the last two years a resident Of the town 81
Baton Rouge fakesaius opportunity Of informing
the citizens Of Baton Rouge and the Public ia
general. that he Is pos prepared 10 execute all
kids Of work in his line OF bus ness in the most
expeditions and satisfactory manner. CLOCKS
and WATCHES Of any style manufactured or
repaired at the most yssonabie terms. He hss
as.9 on hand and for sale or exchange a splendid
assortment OF JswIery, Gold and silver watches
&C.. He respectfully refers 10 the work which
he has at various tisnes and lor different perso;s
sxeer.ed si,cc HE arrival in Baton Rouge, - his
recommendation to those having work to 10 III
his line.
Jewetry Store m Lafayette street two doors
sotth Of The Posi- office. FEB. I, fs5fiyI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13
p amps! Pumps 7!

lHsHE subscriber has On rand a EsIl assortment
IL Of Force Pumps for raising b dforcing wa
ter from Wells on the river and having all the
advantages OF a Fire Engine, also an assortment
Of the Endless Chains Pumps compete all OF
which will be put un ii a Observation-Disclosures at
easonable prices. II. r. TENA.fRD. s5y,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13

PuRci IasR OF NunA.-The New York
Etpresf says nhsory is in circulation to
the effett that Tin American Ambassador
al Madr5d has jesely renewed the offer
of Slsr00o, 00Cs. sspade under Mr.. Folks
Naturalization. var the Island Of Cubas
The Express. h9ss'ever, doubts the report,
as the administration, even were i dis-
posed u make III pur base. has not the
authority, the Afwer to make It being
vested in Congrsfs alone.