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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21

BrRSs AND THE Sick LaDY.-Burns
called Is see Young lady who was rather
indispcsea. "Well, Jessie,n said he, show
a5 voa ID ID day?n .'.vory poorly; Mr..
Burns, Wan, YOU to write my epitsph,"
10. you are not likely to die yet, Jessie"
...Weli. be ii as il may, ycu must write my
epilapbr Getting the peu. ink, and pa.
Der, a, tie time, he then penned these
finest
s.Say. SAGE, VIII res the charm on earth
Can hra DEATHS dart aside?
II i not pHrity OF worth
Else jesse had not Gied.n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21

A Premium CoSUNpRuM-not long
since, received prize watch, in Pi''shore
The subject, not its merit, won the prl2e.--
WIN is America ike a deserted bfick
uario Eecause il has lost its best Clay, :
We Weld il honor.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21
ouro.-The snmmit Beacon SAYS:

"We do not know Of a single voter in
the county, who voted for TaA lor in 1913,
who viii mol vote for Scott in 80. While
in this town alone we have the names OF
more than FIFTY who voted for Van Bn.
ren, but are now open earnest friends o.
Scott.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21

One OF THE BEsr CoSuSpRuMs we
have ever seen, SAYS the Southern Literary
6azctte, is the following OF Edgar Poe'S:
Whv will ceosogist pa, No isith IN the
fable olthe fox Tint lost his tail?
Because he knows that no animal re
mains have ever been found in TRAP
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21
NOTICE.
WIRE sCisEENEIeY,

CONSTANTLY on hand and wove to order
~ for tanning Mills, Rolling Screens to Flour
ing Mills, &c.
Every family will find il 10 their advantage TO
have wire screenery in their cellar windows,
cupboard doors, cheese room windows, &c. iof
keeping out rats, mice and flies have some on
hand wove for the purpose.
Orders by mail or Otherwise viii he promptly
attended TO WIN. A NohSf.
Moline, H. July lst, 1852 4s-u
yNTANTEn, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, EGGS, FAL'
w Low and BGGswAx, for which the highest
price will be paid by VAN TUiLN COON,
TUSr received and Tor sale by lo, ~ by /.
y and 10 by IA Window Glass, by
April 23d, VAN IlIL Cooh'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21

The BaiIalo Courier calls Mr.. Douglas
~ yia = and taiks about him shaving CO.
Hsh. n4yid II old took but one "sling"
before geng into fight Our David takes
d good many before his fghts.- Lou
Toar
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21

The Rev. J. Richardson, IN the course
Of an apooge,ic prelude TO speech, which
he read at tea-meeting Of the Appleby
Mechanics lnstitutu,e, said-"As Ter my
.elf, place me cheek by iowl, aud chair by
hair, with an old friend; or Tor the matter
Il that with an old enemy, and ! can gen
orally saw something or another. II Is
perpendiculariiy that para!yses me-
Somehow or other, the moment ! get upon
my legs the few ideas which | possess u
the best ofiimes--iiko Chancellor Of thg
Exchequer's surplus-Iike 4 five poonf
note in London like sailer'S money en
h re-or like a thief a, the sght II q CON
,,ab!e-mase themselves wings aud Il,
way"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21

I.,rcuAnLE AFFAIR AT CoNcoRD.-At
one of the churches in Concord. where
Gen. Pierce usually attended public wor-
ship on the Sabbath. the clergyman. the
Rev. Geo. Scott. shortly after the Generals
eomiuation al Baltimore, commenced the
morning service by reading hymn trou'
Watts selections. and, on coming to this
line
"The fearful soul that tires and .fai,'ts,"
his eve happened to fall on the pew where
The General sat. Instantly al eyes were
turned in the same direction, and all the
blood Iet, by the Meyicnns in the hero's
bld>. seemed to rush to his face.
Alter the close Of the morning service
several Of General Perce's political friends
fc,llea upon the Rev Mr.. Scott, and charg
I'D him with Intentionally directing the a,
llention ot The congregation toward the
General. He assured 'hem that they were
mistaken, bra they wouldn't be satlslied.-
Throughout the ensuing week, there W
great commalion and discord in Concord
and. on the mex, Saturday. such nt Pierce !
friends as we're members of Mr.. Scott
church, called church meeting, and pro
posed 10 dismiss their pastor. whereupon q
vote was taken by ballot, and resulted as
| follows: For retaining the Rev. Mr.
Seat, as pns,or of the church. IL: for dis
missing him, 4 blank g Whea the resnl
ot the ballo,ipg was made known, one Q
the jealous friends of the Rev MIR. Scot
sang ont--"Iurrah for Scott" Another
probably associa.ing this hurrah for Rev
Mr.. Scott with the idea of the comm!
Presidential election, proposed nine cheer
for Scott and Graham, which were hearti
Nv given, when the church meeting ad
| iourned without delay.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21

GEH CAss's REMARKS UreS F7NNAG..
FAXES. i confess do not see The tendaa
cv of this proposition sufficiently 10 pr
nounce deliberate opinion upon its re-.
suits. Bat at present ms impressions are
diverse to the honorable senator's PROPOSE
,on If understand it, SO far as regards
commerce on the lakes. Tonnage duty.
take it, is tax levied upon the burdens
ol' all ships, vessels ani boats al every des-
crjp,lou. This tax is ostensibly leyiet
apan the vessel. NV, who pays i'll
rhe business IN which the boat Is engaged
neeess srj'y pays it or the boat cannot .
IL. You lcvy lax Of $50 up ves,
sel employed ia anv nayigtti,n, and ihe
payment of that so ultimately falls nPah
rade, THIS is d. evidently 10 me as IN
fact ia the world can be. Then how stand
he matter? Produce and commerce g.
10 to aud from the ocean centres la n
Y. for the western country. We all know
hat. New York then levics a tonnag"
iutv; the commerce goes to Albany, an6
mother tonnage duty is ieli ID then for lts
iransportatien npon the Hudson river; il
hen goes to Bdfftlo, aud another tonnsge
inty is levied there; i, then goes to d
rot, Chicsgo, or Milwaukee, or any other
place on the lakes, and it we want oar
harbors improved there we levy duties AZ
each Of those places. Now, who paws al
these tonnage duties? Whv, the agficul-
tarists Of The West; that is as PLAIN to my
mind rs anv proposition can b.. The
merchant and the ship do not pay il,
rhey mus, do profitable business, and II
IS the pratil that induces them 10 continue
Il. Therefore the others must pay IL. Ee
ary man who raises harrel OF wheat, IN
rider to get to market with il will have g
pay four Tonnage duties upon Il before his
produce relches tho city Of New York
lhat i. if eoch piscc leVies the amount e.
inty tha, thi- provision woaid allow. L
is a tax. in short. levied almost altogether
hy The State ol Nav York npon the pro-
lace of all the country north and west ot
New York. So it strikes me Al rresent.
rha, i The bearing hat it now seems 4
me TO have; aud that is all have TO say
TO the Senate upon the subject now.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21

We publish the following verses more for th
sentiment than their poetry-fhey LEX h thin
Tor tie Guse{e
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-21
From the New Haven Courier.
REVOLUTIONARY ANECDOTE.

Alessrs Editors.-Doctor Eneas Mon
son was about the only remaining Resoiu
tionary officer amongst US whose army ac
quainlance was extensive and favorable
vas at the pains a few months ago tc
transcribe from his own lips some anoc'
1oes, and take this opportunity TO send
,ou the following, which occurred at the
seige of Yorktown, October ID, l7Sl.
The blinds mentioned in the story were
made Of hoesheads and pipes filled with
sand; the, were placed there by the Brit
ish. Tor they had occupied the redoubt, aud
nal been driven from il by storm by The
Americana. DR.. Monson vas himself be-
bind those blinds, and within two or three
PAGES of Hamilton and kuoX.
With Hamilton, Knox and others, there
we're present III that red1nbt about 400 a.
merican troops; the French troops were
n another redoubt.
A general order bad beeu given, that
when a shell was seen. they might cry
out a Shel-but mol TO cry Il shot, when
4 sho, eas seen. The reason Of this dis
tipction was, that she'll might be avoided.
bu, to cry a shot wonld only make con.
fusion, aud DO no good. This order was
Just then being discussed, Col. Hamilton
rematkIng that il seemed TO hun unsoI-
der like 10 hollow a shel, while Knox con
tended the contrary, aud that the eldeF
vas wisely given by Gen. Washington,
Who cared FIR the lives OF the men.
The argument thas stated, was pro.
crossing with a slight degree OF warmth.
when suddenly, spat! spat! TWO shells fell
and struck within the red5ub,. lnstanilA :,
The crv brske out on all sides, ga she'll!
Il shelir rand such scrambllug aud Jump
4np 10 reach the blinds and get behind
them lor defence. Knox and Hamilton
we're united in action, however differing
ia words, for 10th got behind the blinds.
and Ii milton, TO be vet more secure,
held on behind Knox, (knox being very
large man, and Hamilton small man
Upon this, Knox struggling throw ham
mon Of. aud in the effort himself (knoX)
iol!ed over and threw Hamilton of to-
81. rds the shells. Hamilton, however.
,rratnhled back again behind the blinds.
All this was done rapidly, for in Two fnln-
4les the shells burst. and threw their
leadl, missiles in all directions. II ws
ooi safe aud spldier-llke 10 stand out
~ Nv" SAYS Knox, '.now WHIST do YOU
.hink, Mr. Hamilton, about CRYING she'll?
-hul let me tell yon not to make breast
work IL me aeqin' Doctor Monson add
ed. lha, on looking a-oand and finding
~, man hurt out of more than 400,
Knox eycIaimed 1T is miracle"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

A writer Ia the Journal Of Commerce
stvs that there are more specimens Of 'the
poor devil" Ia California than III any Stale
OF the eonfelefsey, Among his aequainl
tanees there are no leHs than four dry
goods merchants who peddle elatns for h
living, unu seven ministers Of the gospel
who tend bar. Aoeofding to him, the OH.
~ men who thrive In California are the
rough, lnn III, aud 20 ahead The there
ventlen en alta, d no more chan le on Il b
Pacific than / 10 mere idlef, People wi o
vet a value on soft hands aud downy liv
ing will please notice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

fials OF labst as may be Useful 10 The eotnpahyi
they shall dealafe sefrflsahnially the dividends
arising ffeiti The road aitHf The pa tfient Of all exs
parsess Said dividends shall be declared and
made payable to The Stockholders during The first
fifteen days Of December and June Of each ear;
they sl,all taAAe at least efee 1T. each year 4 Tea
port In full detail 10 tie stockholders, exhibiting
the e~Afaiiees ahd profits Of revenue OF The ft,aa
as well as The cast during the process Of euhstfties
ting The same as Well as The repairs that ihay be
made thereof they shall ketr OF cause III be-
kept. a regular set efbaahs, III ahiali shall ht ems
tered In regular ettfef al business Of gtisf fahsa
actions Of The eeiiipauy. tflifalf ssil byuks shall BIZ
opened tn the inspection ii The Stock i6ldufs Al The
office Of The company. Il sfeih Delk sball ua
Kept aiitl certificates IL clock sliHll le isaHatl 10
the stockholders; Anil 10 tiapsltfef S NJ eek shsli BIZ
binding Oil The company sitii indie on ~ slvek
boets
10, fang sibsefibaf fof siaek shaii bs tssed
by Virtue el airy law ef ordinance fsf The i,aYs
tiatit Of subscription 10 HE aiiil}aHyi bp shall
have The Fight 81 ~fetlueiHa tbs number III HE
shares BY All amount equal 10 iIiat III Tie tss 90
imposed. but this fight must BIZ t~sefeisel With
Ii. Thirty taF from The data 81 the law Bf 8fdis
nance sftef which ieftn Il shall het ba allowed
Id An abttal meeting III the Stockholders shall
be- held tt tbs Iifst Monday hi iiaeeiilaf III ses
aeiye All aiiataI tatjft 81 site fast yeats et,sfas
tipti atitl litisii1ess u The euitipaiiY al which A
full statement u lie hnaHeiaI affairs and 6ihef
business Of The company shail ts stitthiltad by
the President and Hifeftuts lot examination bf
the Stockholders ard their agents.
10! At The expiration Of HE chart, Of whetevef
The dissolution Of the corporation shall render
ieeessaty its liluidatei three commissioners
shall be elected b The Stockholders whose duty
1t shall be 10 take t,6sse ssibii 6f The pfBtefty Oh
The company, and conduct its business 10 d faai
liquidation On sutt terms and IN such manner, as
shall be Determined hY q meeting Gf the stock
hellsfs fesai#flf tetit Hied fbf that purpose, and
II, at the expiration Of The present charter i ma
pfity " the Stockholders III number OF amount
shall desire 70 renew the same for d further
Term. The Stockholders descending from said renew
shall Big bound to transfer theif stock to ilese
during HE renewal DIT rs faif value, ID be- fixed
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11
FIFE ONLY 1AuE PORTRAIT or WASH
TUN
JUST PUBLISHED.
r. u WE6sHts MasNIFIeENT
PORTRAIT or WASHINGTON.
Engfay we'd by permission j ff6ni S%tuaft's otiy 6fi
lhal portrait. w lie Ailleneuai. boston

Engraved by permission j FROM Stuaff's ptiy efia.
lhal %peftfait, IN lie Aillenetai Boston
Tlt : stitefb, picture, Engraved Under tbs stipstin
lsii,'niiaa Of THOMAS suILf. Esq, the eminent
and highly gifted artist, Is Tho Gully correct likeness
~ Washington ever published II has been ebafar.
tatisea ~ Tie greatest work Of art svef produced in
this COUNTRY. AZ 10 IFS fitl1ifY. We fsfsF Ii tin tet.
iets 81 Tie Adopted son VI Washington, uIJtJlGE
WAsiflNVIuN pAiK ttiHftS,. who says. I'll
Is u faithful representation yf The celebrated origin
Al AID 10 CHIEF Jus1IG q TANEy Of The sti.
pfettie Guufi Of The United Staies, WIZ says, #As
9 Wnflt Of art Its ateeAenps and beauty must strike
every tfle who secs II and it Ii no less j,aiit,y IN its
iiheiiess 70 The Father Of lie country II was thy
.bed lofttiiie " have sesi him Iii the DAYS Of my
befli.it'i and his whole atpsH in nee II yet strongly
impressed 81 my memory Ttia portrait fbti have
issliea appears to me 10 be afi extract likeness, rep
~fsseHiiiis PERFECTLY The expression az well d. tbe
firti tii3 features 1ftlte faee.. And Gays stNAs
TOR EAsE, u tsa Hfshae representation IF he
great original, PRESIDENT FILLMORE ssys.
"titH work appears b. tie To lave been admirably
executed aud e~aiaeutig worthy " The patronage Of
tie piiiliti"a Says MaReHANf the eminent portrait
painter. and The pupil Of Stunt, 'tyuiir bfiiil 10 Inv
iniiti y more remarkable tliati any otisf | have
saeili Tor presenting The tHtule Individuality bf the
original %p1ftfait, together with The fbble and disnia
fed reFose Bfaif and manner, which nil wlie ever
saw him eei,sidafea q marked characteristic Of The
illtsttibiis mai II commemorative
Far HeEfa1t merits n ftis picture ne tegttd rsfpr
stefg iatetsf Washington TO me- portrait ttseif. 10 b.
seen " he qRff If his piper aud 10 he letters ~
Tie .fpRatstae Affists. stattsa,st. Jarists aud sehot-
afs atedapanpiaa il.
Al FISTS Merchant aud Elliott. u New York
NeaE!e, ltutlieftiiHl, and IaHLdlt, Of PHILADELPHIA .
Ihestsf Harding, Of Boston Charles Fraser, 81
{ liaftest6wii. g. q! and ~ The adopted son III
Wasiihgl II. Hon. Geo. ". p curtis. himself al,
artist fsrtssiH N -Iis Eseeilstiey Willard Fill
i,,'ts. Maler Gen Winfield SENT. lion, luasfge A.
DALAI - ila4s l1A.aE n ~ 1E.st.xN fUK=a $3.50 Ft.fG4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11
MECHANICS, MANUFACTURE.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11
GROCERIES
Groceries Groceries / Urofsries
"A. MDNTsHN @KD

Hi nN "HDs
HAVE nov on hand and al s6nstaHtly ~fseeiya
- Ing late and fresh stirplNss sf family sfo-
eefies Nilli lliey Uipf eliep flf m Il 1T the tsjfiipf III
Church aid 'fIiifd streets A ufa portion u lhs
extensive st5th Which they OH 80 low are stns
tieFated tipttsJ. WI:
fisut. wttisk4s lard, psfh bsed .ehsess. %tsisiass,
eiiiai,s. sship l@iHttis, etsitet hivN psifa' rgll do,
WESTERN do. tiEs' rel III eiiaf vinegar, itied and
taglalel s~sss4aeps. stage " siay sd iiaats. mi.
heti 30, ~ssettsfas A s6i, DO, jEsshss q dried teaf,
dried tefigisss s%.fitlnls, hAlmah. Nv. | naesefsi,
eta nah, iiHkhuIia stest, faffy do siaf candles.
ptifa stufia III, ialiefs d.. tftysy sugar, efiisliea do,
iaiMtlll1 No. lhgt aes dried apt,l.sy ~Iieaeles do, fgs
No. tsisetsy blstk Lebtesi spites, eiitsf, starch, sal.
asda, idfifp. itsst besftIs, elBfIt tttis, tiie eVifte,
blaEk. n sfeeii tsts, sttfs fHe d., lard III, olive do,
n 4 W iebAtfj fseiifia VistH Ja Mae " Maes ID, Ing
fitisiis 10. Flhfiaa tiEsfss Gaba sites d. bsekets
.htss tv5Ddti ipjitls iise, iiiaf afatii sogs milk, sii
saf, Bbsiei tliiet n french b%iisfhit, WIRES. eiiaf,
e~t6eksfy, hs1iiiis lines, ii9ets pBvnief N slut, eaps
s%ltisHtis, itseaits, hissii, tskafs aid english htiis
ibeelitf with d afeal iiiaty articles i1U tiiithefvus 10
iwtiefttitfi. affas
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11
A, M0NTAN.

LAYING returned ff6fr New Orleans, whefe
IL he has been engaged HI purchasing 4 large
assortment u af8eesies would inform his friends
and The public gettefally thai he has on hand ~
iafge d sisfk NJ gHUGEHfHB and pROFisI0N
~ can BE- found In The city. comprising The fellew4
Inn articles
ID barrels Flour: 81 barrels tstatees, 90 barrels
Apples DO saels salt 30 saaAs Coffee III eases
Tea 10 hhds. stgafi AtafHa quantity of Mack
atei; Herring Goldfish and safdiiies Western shd
Goshen Butter Western, gfnafs and Ehesife
Cheese Crushed, powdered. double refined. and
Loaf sugaf statif cured Hams; Sugar cured
Dried beef: Boston, Soda, Water and butter
Crackers, Pilsl Tread and Sugar Biscuit ; Hlee
Peas teats. Ham. Sides Shoulders / tseel
Tongues Lard Meal Candles Soap, tiHktile /
Shaving and lsew York White Wine Vinegar!
Sperm. Lard and Olive oil; Molasses and Lime
juice Olives Pickles ef all kinds, IL jars Of all
and Smoking Tobacco Cigars ahd Ciggafettes.
Matches Mustard Starch s~alefatas and tin.
tiauloh Allspise Pepper Seed and ground Che.
eolate, Nutmeg Vetniieelle and Maetafetti, Gin.
ger; Candies ORANGES Cloves Lemmofs Ba4
~iianaiias Haisinsi Figs Pecan Almonds Pre-.
stves and Gtava Jelly Shoe brushes fin
Wooden, Stone, and Willow Ware Breenjs
Line Hopes Hoops. Backing Wrapping Paper
Clay and Stone Pipes Wash Tubs, and Demi
johns ef all sizes Uakam Tar Rosin.
Wines. &C..
Port Wine iii Deihi johns and bottles White
Wine by The box. Pipe OF bottle Claret by The
bex OF bottle Annisette BY the boz OF bottles
Madeira Ma vine Ell. =, the hes best quality Mpsest Dc
Barsasi Haul s~auteshe Ahnisette by basket,
Brandy Gognae; French snd New York Rum
jamaica and New England Tin Holland and
New You'd WhisEsy. i've and HegtiHad ~, 10,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11
JUST RECEIyED THIS DAy,

A most complies assortment Of groceries and
a provisions to be sold cheap fef e~ssh--eobsist
Ing VI the following articles
Potomac si,ad kaimen / Nos. /. ., and mack.
sfsi I~leffings; Gsafsf; Batkwheaf Hour Hams
Tried and pickle beef! syrup Ill qualities HE
Gnfta aid java Coffee eefpeing1 ald fjpe t%1taers
Goshen and Western Hlissss 100 s#eEs of fins salt
CF0eksey.
Coffee cups water pitchers mnetie ~tnfelsfs .
tiilH pitchers. Diamond dor soup Tnrse1is yeilow
wash tubes; Bfitiaiiia caniefs Flasks fstass Eep
etipes ~t'tif,lafs preserve Itfs Globes for laftts
solar lamps CHEEKY Bfittanis and install indies :
tp,aee., and spice jafs preserve stands and daiat
jars, fatiet pie plates
House Furnishing Goods.
Bfoens buckets wiisks f6ps Lamp wiks
lietts,ii rope chords foliiug Plus high cards lei
yer tBt,erg Teetl brushes H6fn 10 sim do .
Haifdoj In plates Dutch luehsts. We'll bapkets /
wash bowls Lamps; SPOONS. grim skinner /.
suaar trunks l1pkiHglasses figs pepper bsfss .
~ifiifties crates, ass. Ats
Wiilew And Iinwafe -a large assortment ot,
hand.
samdrtes.
Mustang LiisiasHt SUM. Maeaboy and scotch
cutlery black ing matches e6tt6D and woa
cases fishing lines Of OIL sizes sefEse mile; curry
eotnl's hams collars fracsei1aias.
In fact We have Hlmpst everything Tint can be
had nj any other st1rs III n Ii sowr. md will sell An
cheap. II not cheaper. Give me d call.
w. MUssELMANt
February g0tt, 1863.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

t. The Natio' al tn,ell,gencer denies,
ION the very hest authority the story
started by La Crentea, tie Spanish paper
in New York, tint our Government had
offered spain $50, ooo, 900 for the Island
OF Cuba.
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JUST ISSUED,
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT or
GENERAL JACKSON.

Engraved By II o.. WELSH Esq. aAsr III
original portrait painted br r. SULLY. II %,
This portrait will be 4 match for tbs Washington,
and isin every respect as we'll got up.
price g5. GO pssr cony. address, M afdvn.
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An 1sxr II AeNr,--nDennie, darlint, ocl,
Dennts. au' what Is 1t you're doing y
"Whist. Biddy, lee trying an expert.
ment."
"Murther. what II Il n
"What IL It dye say. Why. It's civ.
Ing hot wather to the chickens, | am, go
they'll be altter laying boiled eggs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11
House FUrmisiffmg Goods.
fast Line.o
ENH ARRIY4LN

10y late arrivals ! have fecsceiyed tho follow.
- Inv articles
100 reatns wrapping paper,
200 siagg & Shay and other q. G. hams,
10 eoxes Mac Il Mse tobacco,
400 Bugs shslled corn,
10 barrels ~. Louis four,
so do Ind. and Ohio, do,
2 Casks bacon sides,
2 Hogsheads prime sugar,
30 Dozen fancy and extra broorps,
Is Boxes prime w. r. Cheese.
30 Barrels cement and plaster,
80 Boxes soap ard candies,
rs Barrels fine Whiskey.
In addition TO which / have all other articles
comprising . regular Produce and Feed Stock.
JOSHUA BEAL.
June 10, y. Nearly opposite Post O.aies.