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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
EDUCATION, &c.
Baton Rouge High School,
Rooms toyth qrest corner If Church and
HYlpiilc Styeets. 8
commencement, HfiEst term,
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B lIVIDh1G DbSffh5. ia 81
commencement, HfiEst term,
Monday; Noy. IrtEi, 1854.
Mn HEsRIsON. htss associated himself with
ltl Mr.. Jos. ]. 4$tell, tlafs Principal Of Tho
wisconsin instituid hi The blindB for tie purpose
81 esiabllsliirga permanent School that viii NJ.
ford parents ani oillets is living tho sate If el,ild4
rem, IN Opportunity Of giving them d thorough Cd
%,icstlop. The proprictors 81 this instltiaimt are
N hopes that they will lie nhte 10 found aa &c.
lablisliihent, Which will .dfE5id 10 the youth of
thia potion Of Iouleiana, iHesafae advantages as
the best academies Of the north. The inaiuctaf3
VIII spare no paine. and will ~endet,vor 10 level
opc IN lheir pupils The moral nature US we'll c. to
cultivate the intellect. They consider fl Il. ia i'm
bortaht 10 reaf children we'll as 10 iiibi r,lci them
properly md are well convinced that all ctlaca4i
lion 70 bn Of lasting benefit, must rctt Oh n thofal
basis loo exalted To he s~eeiariaf. Tho c1ufgr Of
stuay in this school will comprise instruction II,
afciehi mud modern languages, History, philoso.
ply. Rhetoric. Logic. the Maibernatieal aid Tsis
ntal Sciences, Political EeonoultSg. Cool. Keeping,
Chemistry &c, &c. Asa guarantee 81 tln puid
lie Of The capacity Of the instructors. we would
say that MIR. H. received his education attIta
seminary Of Versailles in France from which liz
~siiintion he has q certificate; andthal IAlr.t A. isa
graduate Of the Ohio Institute for the blind, and
has In his possession testimonials OF regard from
~ycsertf distinguished characters Of tho Enitrd
States.
No pupil will received for a shorter term Than
ONE quarter, consisting Oh Hlhsrn. weeLsI aalrp
deduction VIII be niade ldr lost iiiffe except in
eyse Of sicknass. Parents are expected TO tnftsisA
books, stationary &c,
TERMS.
English per quarter go 90
French :. o 90
Ancient Languages. SIS on
REFERENCES.
His Exeellency, N. Dewy, Gov, Of Wiseomdn-%
Hon. Eltazor Root, Sitpt Public Instruction.
Wisconsin Hon. I. r. Whtker, q. n -enatc -
George Moore, 81. atnes parish In, I. r. vsngbi
NJ. y. y. DeyalL NJ Ttasimonl Landry, Esq
Roy. A. Il. Lemon Rev RI. Harp Rapiiei
Hebcrt, Esq.
N &, Pupils in the elcniensafy branches, will
be received at corresponding low faleA Novi5 III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
10 Merchants and Planters.
tusisras or rnr COMPANY ccsrinst TO lrrk
iksurAscr oa1l.

n " p6Gh Y ANeftD ehAA u EhAhsVspb
SECURITY or DEBTS AND pRopERTY.
British Commercial Life Insurance
COMPANY, or LONDON.
Orffer, No IS CAar STREET, New ORLEANS.
CAPITAL $4,000, 600
SURPLUS, $4,000
Last Dividend derlafed, "a per cent.
LOCAL REFERENCE BOARD,
NV OgEEAEs.
WIN. MILLS. Jr. Esq.
WILLIAM MUT.E, Esq, H. b.. M. Counsel.
PETER toNNEY, Jr, Esq.
JOHN WINTHROP, Esq,
GEORGE ARNOLD HOLT, Esq,
Soiactron-JOHN WINTHROP.
MEpicAl ExAMiNEn.
EDW. JT.NNER CDXE. M. D.
Advantages offered 20 Bmaurcrs.
vety low rates Of preIhiu,tas On youua, Lives.
The security Of a large realized and invested
Capital.
Large Dividends on Policies effected CHI the par
tieiruiiol Scale.
%i'foinlt settlement Of losses.
The full value given for policies when disc on
tinued.
On INSTANCES fyr The whole Of Life. ohr-half
Of the Premium, II desired, permitted ID tenain
unpaid 1oF me flfst seven years as Il Loan NJ ifiler-
est, then 10 be paid or 10 emaif as q permanent
Loan, Mt the option Of the Insurer.
loabs upon Policies for the Whole Life, after
payment OF three Premiums, IN proportion TO the
value of the same.
The acceptance or California, Naval, Military,
Climate and Special Risks Of ali kinds, on pay
nient OF d commensurate Premium
Age admitted on the Policy when issued, il
desired, on proof of date Of birth.
Permission for the lives Insured to reside in
any part Of EUROPE, without extra premium OF
special license.
Also Insurance on The ivcs Of House Servants,
Mechanics and Field Haitis On plantations, effect
cd at table rates aid tho lives Of white persons
insured IS secirily of debts as endorsers,
Application for Insurance may be made by
mail from any part Of the United Suites, to which
prompt attention will be given, with every in
formation that may BE- required, and facility ID
complete the same by H. g. HEARTT,
Actuary for the Southern States
Office, 90 Camp street New Orleans.
or TO +. M HEREFORD. Agent,
BAros RotGE, La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
paroisse DIST Baton Roago.-Cour du
Eixieme District Juaioiaile.
y. n. MAx0EaT, CO. nf.

te. NO. os5.
&. DFvfFronT, Il az
I'm vettu dune commission a moi adfcsse par
II liHon. Ia Our dn sixtsule dieifici iudiciaire,
dams ct pour 10 paroisse d Est Baton Ronge, 6iat
dc la Louisiana, J'exposefai en- vente rubliqt,e
n ID porte Dc Ia maison de ce1f dams 10 vile tic
Baton Rouge, sasaedi, ie Gsis Jour De Mars Soc,
a II houres da matin, Ia p~ropridto 81 apes deere
te. potir obtenir une ; separation entire les, parties
.plaiguante ct defendeur. sayoir; Un certain NOR
ceau de teric gitu6 dams eefte Paroiase dlet Ba-
ton Rouge, a environ 10 miles gu desaous lie Ia
willie dc Baton Rouge, fsisant face sur lie tstive
Missi sippi lie cinq arreits, sur qttatre. viDet ar
-peIs de rfoionddur, plus on moins, iolne en- haut
par teffcs maintenant Thomas Mills Il ROWAN
OF en- bas rar tertc reelon6 par G. NJ. MeMifken,
Conditions de la Vsnie, rotntfie suit lie lts DIT
pfix complaint toar ct ~ rayss b jour tie Ia vehie
at ID balance h vi credit de I'm ut deux ans, les nc
querehr folirniiont leur billeis, ~eilJoas6s Aai lslai-
s%ante, potiant interct dc bait ro,lr cell par ans
aprss matttii6e ct hsimihs1ie alscialc retei,i
sur ID p~rolHi6td iagat'au p~aieriett finale
jim 81 -6fs. H. 4. B.1BiN, ShiIif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31

JoHa BunEER, Ereratear, Ct al
No. 2S1 de la coflr ties rreuves, mainienart tram
srorter a la cour du sixieme district j~udiciaire
de la paroisse u Est Baton Rouge.
I'm vertu dun scYit de il. ia. a moi aaresse, par
Il par T'hon. cour du 6me district. cans ct POUR
Ia paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge, ct Etat susdit.
~J'exposerai en- venle pnbligue a la porte de la
maison de conr, dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge,
Sa,iedi, Il 6ssse jour De Mars, 1852, a midi. tots les
dfoits, titres; interets ct messniions de Mrs. Ia
hiiha Began. nne DIES defendeurs dams raffaire ci-
dessus i~asitulse, dams ct a Ia n~ropriete ci-ap1es
dGcfite s~uivante. SAVIOR: VIII, I'm negfe homme
age ~ aas, rendu par ie deiendeur pour payer ei
s~atisIaire lie iugernent, inserets ct frais, dams laf-
faire ci-dessls i~ntittilee.
Conditions de Ia vente-comptant, avec ie be.
nefce dainventaire. II ". BABiN,
iaav 3i-6fs. s.herit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
SIXTH JUDICIAL DIS STRICT
co uR 7.--payish IF East batos Roag1
La. Januaay 1870 1852,
Mary G. Fulsl'ile, wife,
VS.. No. 9Tl
.Toln II. ,Seudder. husband.

JOtlb Is t3EiRitttb bttSlbiiiNs
The plaintiff sues her husband for separation Of
property, a~lledring The einbarraissments uf her htia,
band and claiming tho separate administration Of
her estnie. The 'ase being submitted on The plead
ingg and evidence, and The la hrits In favor Of the
plain,ifFAit is therefore ordered, a~hjiftlge1 and de-
crpea, that the plaintiff and defendant be separated
ofptoperiy, and TIM, tho community oftieqitia md
gains existing between them hs dissolved. (sie hav.
ittn reauunccd the snfncl Further ordered and dc.
creed thai piaintiH resurts the freq administration
OF her estate separate and npArt ffota her husband
that she be deereed 10 be the owner of, aiitl recover
and be restored 10 the poasession Of the following
property viz. negroes Jeffrey, Maria, SoHtlley,
Line. Frank. Sarah aud her children Taylor atil ia.
cob; Abraham uni Biz teofge.-A Also one hundred
head Of cattle, twenty tsp wild horscH. one corn.
mill. household anil kitchen furniture, consisting Of
tables, chairs, beds, bedsteads, bureaus, glasses and
u barouehe md horse.
And IL Isl further ordered and decreed that her said
husband pay to her, the sum Of Ivy thousand three
hundred aud forty nix dollars $4,000, with FIVE per
cent interest from tliis date for monies euai,, her sep.
ara'e funds by him received used and applied e his
own separate tice mud advantages anil proceeds Of her
r~eparate property by him cold and used. md that for
the payment Of the said sum Nhe be decrecd 10 hive
d mortgage on the lands and slaves of her sntd hits.
band operative from and Of date ati March ~eigfteef,
liur lreI aud forty tirse, and Tint enid lands and
slaves he sold to pny sal debt interest and costs In
this suit. January 9th 1882.
tSignod) J. BUNk,
Judge 9Th Judicial District Court.
Clerk Office, I'afish Of East Baton Rouge Loulsi-
ana.
lcertify the foregoing to be q truo copy Of the ori.
Given Under my hand and seal Of olr 9Th Jutlielal
District Court, at Baton Rouge, this goth day Of jan
,iary 1852. nj. holtBso,.
inn. 81 ls5sw Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
COUR DUSIXIElE DISTRICT,
Pdyoissc a. Est Baton Roage.
Mary c.. Fulshire, epouse,
Us. NO VA.
John B. Setlder, mari,
Tany.nr ~ tGhD

Us 4. kNe va
John B. Sculder, mari,
Janyier 10, ts5o. .
r A plaignaute cite son mari Tour separation
- dc pfoptietd, all6gnant letat d'otnbafrasse.
ment des ~aifaifes de son mari eli deiaandant ada
minist ration sepafse te sa propriele. la cause
nyant sis %souniise sur le piaidoyet ct 10 tGuloi
glage. ct Ia loi etant en- taye'r do Id plaignante.
II est par ces pfaseaies, %ofdonn6, aljugs ct deere
t6 que ID plaignanta Ell deiendetr solens acpaf6s
en- prepriete. ct due Ia coninlunauia dacquotset
de gains e~xistant entire oux soft disscute ia ,lite
p|laignmlie y ayant %renonc6; IL est do plus ortloti-
hi et dicrete que Ia p!aignante resume la libre
administration de sa pfopriete separee ct a part
de- son mari, ct au'elle soft d6cret6t atfc proprie-
taire, feeauvre ct soft mise eli possession de Ia
p~roprict6 suivante, savoir negre jeffrey, Maria,
Southcy. Line, Frank, Sarah et ses cnlans! Tay-
lor, Jacob. A.praham ct Big George. Aussi cent
tetes de bctes d cofnes, virgi cllcvatiS dams 10 bois
fmarrons) IN moulin n mais, meublead do maison
ct dc cuisine consistent en- tables, ~chaises, Its,
bots de lits. b~,ireaux, %verrcs, l%aroaclle ct cheynl.
lit il est de plus orlonnG ct d6cr6te que son dit
mari lui paio Ia somHle de deux mile trols cents
ct qturnnte-six p~iastfUs $4,000, ayee lntarets de
cina pour cent dc &c date pour argent compliant,
ses Ionls sGipaf6s par lui reeus ct appligu6s a SEES
besoits Ct avantages rersonneles; %prodt'its do So
propriett par lui vcndas, ct pour lie paiemenfdes
susdiles sotnmes, IL est deci6tG, qa'eile ait hypo-
thaaue sur les terrcs ct esclaves dc son dit mari q
daier. do cinquieme Mars mil HUT cent qaarantt
trois, at que les 'lites terres ct e~sclavas saient VEN
dus pour payer Ia dite dette, intercts ct irais de
Go process. Janvier %. 1852.
lSigad) J.J. BURK, Juge 6ine dist.
Bureau du Grcfre-Paroisse d'E.st Baton Rouge,
.Je certihe que la slsdi,e est copie e~oniornie ai
i~ugefnent original
,Donn6 sous ma main ct ic sceau oficiel
de la cour du sixiame district, d Baton
Rouge, CO 26e %Janvier, A.D, 1852.
janv. 3l-7ls. N. MORENO, GtsGisr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31

Casting and Fellow Ware.
nN HAND and for sale by the undersigned q
~ large quantity Of castings end hollow ware,
such as Ovens, Pots, Kettles. Skillcts, &c.
dec 10, y. LARGUIER 8 L.4NOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
GUNS.

TIIE undersigned are now opening q large as
Il sortment Of double barrel Guns of beet En-
glish manufacture.
ct IS, L.aRGu7ER 4 L.AaOUE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
AVIS.
PttgDissc dsEst Baton Rouge-Cow du
Sixisnsc District Jaasciasre.

IlLtgDlG DlSZTgI JWIGcG1lTe.
Bureau du CRETE.
"A TTENDIT que john II. VanCourt. admins
trateur de la succession dc Saull. n. Ship
plyet femme. aernierement de cette paroisse, de-
c9a6, d aeposee au bureau dn greHier, son compile
final dc son administration a Ia sasdlte succession,
Avis est par IA prssenfe dome i toufes person
jonrs de- IA premiere publication de Get avis, pour
quot le dit compile pc serait pas approuve, honao-
logae ct fait he jusezlert de III dit cour.
iany 3l-2fs. ID. MORENO. GreGer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31

sDy virtue of a commission directed to the She
OF the Parish OF East Baton Rouge. from
1.-THE Hon. ssh District cours, in and for The parish and
State aforbsaid. | will eypose at public auction. at
;ths reside strc Of l. II. Isoatnar on Cypress sayon,
tsin this P{fisl, about 10 miles from the town Of ma
IT N Rpugddpn
Ea .f'HuRfoar, the ith day Of March next, 1852.
WI N o'cissssHk 4. NJ tho following named slaves 10 ef.
feet a PARTITION between the ~parties,-plaintiiE and
defendants ia the above entitled cause, TO wit:
Volch. E{n. Sarah, Ellen. Mark. Jim. and betsy
Terms IF sale-to le sold on d credit until the lst
OF lanua1 next ti5j3) the purchaser to furais. good
personal ~5scsiriiy to the satisfaction OF the parties,
and mortgage retained On the property until final
payments
Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
INSURANCE cos
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND
Fise Insurance Company Of louisiana.
Incorporated IN April 1910, anil dcrlayca
q ditielezd Of 20 7cv ccnt on
euelre moaths' business.

" aeeeeeeHt ~ 80 IVf GeUc Oh
awelee maaths' business.
husitras or THE coMrANY ccsriaRt TO LIN
tksunAsGE oa1n.
Office No. IS Catnp Street, bstsscen Cfavier
and Common.
THIS Company being organized solely for The
l. protection Of the policy and their Families
against want and poverty. is in It's operations d
great national benevolent insfitutirn, conducted
upon the most secure and solid principles. unl
s~iforling for Il small annual sttrn, paid during life,
i lajgc and handsome legacy TO widows and
'hitiiuf alihf death.
All policy holders, whether for life or shorter
terms, who continue the insurance till death par
licipute in the whole Of the profits Of the COM
pany.
Creditors can insure tie lives of debtors. A
married woman can effect Insurance OH the life
OF her husband, for tho sole benefit and use OF
herself and children, free from the claims OF crc-
ditora.
Dr. r.. M. HEREFORD. Agent, who willgise
all tpftrtrsntioi 10 persons calling at his Office.
Dft 10 If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31

NAILS.
AZ KEGS NAILS, Of the best brands, for
III sale soy
dec |, L.aRGU1ER s L.AEoUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
Cravats! GraVais.
Winter Clothing.

AT @. Ut. ILUN7N,
Lafayette Street.
Clothing suitable for the season can be had lgts
for ersh. Y1-Call and see, as the goods have To
be sold whik they can be usorH! jan 26--d-w.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
Pumps! Pumps l.!

TIME subscriber has on hand a full assortment
4 Of Force Pumps for raising and forcing wa-
| Ter from Wells on the river and having all the
| advantages ofa Fire Engine. also an assortment
Of the Endless Chains Pumps complete all Of
which will be put up in a substantial manner at
reasonable prices.
oct IS. w. n TUNMdRD
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
STATE or LOUISIANA
Parish Gf East Eaton Rnuge,

IN The Succession at ALrx,SpUn FRIDGE, deceased
e. IL A. FRlpsE, No. ISL of the
rs. late Probate Court,
JOHN BunLrn, Exe'r. & al. now transferred 10
tie 6th Judicial District Conyt-I,a9ish
Of East Eaton Rcagc.
BY virtue Of a writ Of u ia. to me di.
rected from tile Hon. the sixth District
Court ia aud for the Parish of Ea-t Baton
Rouge, and State aforesaid, | viii expose
at public sale at the Court House door. in
the town OF Baton Rouge, on Saturday
the 9Th day of March 1852. at 12 O'Clock
NJ, all the right, title, interest and claim
81 Mrs. Tabiiha Began, one OF the de.
PENDANTS ID the above entitled suit. in aud
to the following described property TO wit
A negro man named Will, aged about "a
years - surrendered by defendant to pay
and satisfy tie Judgment, interest aud
costs in the above entitled suit.
TERMS OF SALE Cash with the benefit
Of appraisinent. II, y. BABiN,
January SIS 165l-w3. SheyW.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31

-
New Mean Engine,

EOR SALE 1T the Baton Rouge Fonndfy Eli
X table for Draining Machine Or sngarsNiiil.
Cylinder 4 feet stroke, ~ inches i~ndlameter.
nov. 90, tfy. HILL II HENDERSON,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31

CyrAGC y SHAY'S Sugar cured Hams, a VI
~ tyaus@ AM A. NATIA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
H5omsc Furnishing Goods.

DHooMs, Pucketa, Whisks. Rope, Lamp-wick
ID Cotton rope, Chords, Rolling pins. lall sizesl
High cards, Letter paper. Tooth brushes, Horse
do, Clothes do, Shaving do, Hair do. Corn DO.
Tin plates, Dutch buckets, Wash bowls, Lamps
Spoons, Iron swimmers, Sugar trunks, Looking
glasses, Toys, Pepper boxes, Nutmeg Graters,
No Ae,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31

GLASS II III sizes. Patty, Paints on and Pnia
0Drsshss forsale q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
sTOVMS.I

TUST received direct from The Manhfac- 6sS
d tory, a large assortment Of Cock aad tr--ssd
Parlor Sfoycsoft The latest and most spproy-GssS
ed patterns. which will be sold on very moderate
terms by [dec IJ.yl L.ARGUIER d L.AEOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31
&c.
NEW GOODS,
And Low Prices for Cash /:
VISIONS

JUST RECEID BY J, FAIRY &c Go.
j tiercres fresh csarolina Rice,
8 hbls. No. /, Leaf Lard,
a5 Eoyes Itosf, Scotch Herring.
so boxes fresh Buck wlleat flour,
. bills. y Western Reserve butter,
rs frehf. Western Cheese,
20 /. English dairy These,
$500 lbs cativassel hhiiis,
1000 10 Bacon Sides,
1900 do Shoulders,
Iii hIfe. Macketal,
20 KITS =
b half bI1s. Salthons
, bbis, Whale Oil,
Shalt" Dutch Salmon
8 bbls, Lard oil,--winser
fa [stroincd.
Gboxsc Pine apple Cheese,
10 ffkins Goshen Butter,
Ii kegs Western I"
9 bbls. Virginia hotniny.
Varieties.
Q Cases Ms Tobaeeo,
3 Sings q
s boxes HARNESSES best chewing Tobacco,
me ES' p,esscd it
s quart casks French Brandy.
9 I" - Pale i"
Q :" Holland Gil,
2 bills, American
g / casks Jamaica Rum,
A cases Gordiala,
rs boxes wine ,A-assoricd
Q doz bots. Absenth,
10 bltla, Pixies hasnolia Whisktyj
8 " vipof
10 (" Deans double rectifea "
b nttafl casks Ainetitan Brandy,
400 cases / and | boxus Sardincs,--in oil
SO fresh No. / pruncs,
Z bbls clarified Sugar,
10 8 battle-ground crushed and Pound Sugar
so hoxes fresh Goldfish,
10 bbfs Mess Pork,
ta doz. assorted rickles-fresh
@ +" bots. french brandy Cherries,
q 8 Notwithstanding Sauce,
10 boxes fresh New York assorted eahdles,
4 doz. assorted Preserves,
A eases fresh Imperial and Gunpewder teas,
- boxes niIlvefized Saleratas,
10 New York Pearl Starch,
10 " assorted toilet Soup,
8 /" ine Boston washing Soap,
80 /" Louisville
10 " Baton Rouge "
30 sacks Rio Coffee,
10 Cuba /"
3 Java "
2 bags black PEPPER,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31

TNHE Undersigned would inform, their
they are NOW opening at their store, corner Of Las
hyefe did Fzoafaa ~sttees, a complete aasortmenfof
Hardware, Cutlery, Paints, Oils,
Window Glass &C., &C.,
all of which was bought with great care In lib
Eastern markets. We invite such PERSONS az are
IN want Of any thing In our line, 70 call antle x
oct. s. ii. LARGU1ER " La NOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31

ETdT DE Ia LOUISI1NE--Pa
yoisse d'Ifst Datoa Rouge.
Dams f'aDdaar de u s~ucresSioa D'ALExASDHE
FRInsE, dsesds.
L. & a. FgIpaE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31

T$agoisse d Est, Basoa Rouge--Cov dn
4mc dist,9et dc la Me. OSltdas.
Bsnqae des sitoycns de Ia Louisiana,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31

! COTFEE Cups. Water Pitchers. No. /, no
" a,a, I%iartllei Fry Pans, L~frcnchl My
clio ? ltthers, Diamond do. Soup, %tureens, Yellow
| wash tubs, Brittania casters, Flasks, Glass egg
cups, fumblcrs, Preserve jars, Globes Tor lamps,
Solar lamps, Cherry britannia and metal ladies'
Tobacco aud Spice jars, preserve stands and Cam
DIV iarF.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-07-27

BEAUTIFUL INclpENT.-The Phil. North A
merican drops many lnsirous gem by the
wayside. The following is one Speaking OF
the funeral ceremonies Of the lamentcd CLAY
in that city, i says:-thc body then lying in In
dependence Hall: 5Ia -. RI
"On the bier was placed luxuriant wreath,
composed Of the choicest iaponica leaves,
gracefully interviewer, while tho coffin was de-
posiiod upon a bed OF natural flowers, all Of
tho rarest quality and kind, including three or
four brilliant specimens of the "night blooming
cereus." These latter had only opened their
Ioaves about the hour when The corpse reached
the Hall and was laid near them. They seem
cd to have stayed their lives only to breathe
them out at last around that nhournfnl urn OF
tho dead and thero was something peculiarly
affecting 10 tho apparently conscious symPathy
with which those pure, gentle flowers exhaIed
their sweets over tho sensclcss body OF him
whom nation deplored. and drooped snd died
only when i wa bonc awAy..L - - I. "a
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-07-27
Laws Of Health.

| Children could bc taught to use the lcf
hand as well as the right.
Course bread il much better for children
than fine. q.
Children should slocp in seperatc beds, and
shonld not were night caps.
Children under seven years, should not be
confined over six or seven hours in the house
and that time should be broken BY frequent re-
cesscs.
Children and young people must be made to
hold their heads up and their shoulders back
while sitting or walking.
The best beds for. childron are Of hair; OF
in winter, of hair and cotton.
Young persons should walk at least two
honrs day in the open air.
Young ladies' should be prevented from BAN
ding their chest
minntine death, which began in tight lacing.
Sleeping rooms should have n fro place, or
some mode of ventilation besides the WIN
d6ws. hHJ gsstg-.f,i G ee
Every person great and small, should wash
all over in cold water every morning:
The more clothing you wear, other things
being eaqual, the less food wo need.
From one to ono pound and a half of solid
food is sufficient for person in the ordinary
vocation Of business.
Persons. seden'ary in employment should
drop one-thrd of their food and they will cs-
cape dyspepsia. .w 80 i....,..'..... u
\ Young people and others cannot study much
by lamp light with impunity.
Tho hest remedy for eyes weakened by night
use, is fine stream of cold water frequently op-
piled to them. [London Lancet