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Steam Engines 4 Sugar Mills
BATON ROUGE FO-NDRY.
THE subscribers are fitting up -Four
l. Neam- Engines, as follows
One Eng ne 1? in hes cylinder: a # stroke,
with Sugar.Mill Rollers # long. 26 in:
liameter, with wrought iron shafts.
One do II in hes cylin Ter. feet stroke,
with sugar-mill Rollers 4 n. long, 90 in
;iameter.
One do IL inches cylinder 4 feet stroke,
with susar-mill. Rollers feet long, 26 in:
liameter. .q~
One 10 inches cyl nAer engine3 l.2 stroke,
uitable for a saw-mill or a medium size
uoar mil.
We are now ext n 'iny the buildings con.
uectea with the Foun1rv and Increasing the
"a linory. AMI arc enabled to DO all kind of
work in our line that NAV he confded 70 us.
TIE patronage Of the public ie respect FULLY
soli.ited. HILL Il HENDERSON,.
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l. me! Lime!

II HE LeInCt
A SMALL lot of Pure White Oolite and
II gray St. Domingo on hand and for
sale by D. c. MONTAN
may ism st Flat Boat Laniing
MESS PORK; 50 bbls, for sale by.
!N NAV 1877. S. ". HARr&Co.
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Wicker Ba kc s.

lust Received fresh stock of Baskets
y of all sizes and qualities by
NAV l2lv i &. LANOT1E.
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Sale.

A HOUSE and Lot on Penitenti,rv St
n desirable residence for a small fam
~. The above can be had very low if i'm
net'iata application is made at this Office.
ap. 23d t.
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H,OUKING BUTTER.-For sale, a fe'
- Kegs Butter sui'al L. for co"king pm
oses. NAV 10 lv JOSHUA RFfI
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A CARD.
Oath on Rats,

Death on Rats.
1 SMALL lot of B IF, cess Roach, Rttan
Mons, Exterminator ins' 'iv''
nd for e"''''v VIM. BOF@F'.
apri! ICY Druggist.
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DloaghsAIoG Of the justly celebra.,
i ted Glove Plougfs. No. ] i-2 and 2,
Just received, and for sale by
febf2tf. SIN HART, 4 Co.
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II IN march: pour du complaint
= A vendre-Une proprie'e situee +
re.coignure des rues Africa Of g. Napolec,
ct main'e ant occupea par Nr Beaurega"'
groces S'air.sser a r. Lafont ou a Mr. T
Swan. Baton Rouge. mai %. IFS
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( ,ORN, Oats, Pork and Cheese -
Just received per steamers Media
tor" and Saint LOWS"
1874 Bays prime Corn,
50 do saint fonis Oats,
- Boxes new Cheese.
90 Barrels Mess Pork.
jnl,e lst. 10 HUA BEAL.
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For Fancy sugar Cured Hams.
A r reduced prices, call at !. -
II fet 4 BEAL'S,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

Just Received.
a hne lot OF tresa currents; 10 kegs
IA fresh Cos tttn Butter; so lie Boxes
1. ,ldon Packed Raisens
4 ntr F.rLS,xa sMussElxAx.
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Tobacco.

l1H BOXES SIS SIS and lb. lump for sdIer
FO by S. NJ. HART& Co.
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u X RIO dozen more of Railways
~ Ready Relief, in large and small bot
Ties, just received by WM. BoGEL,
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Pennans17ip.
DARENTs and Teachers are j

DARENTS and Teachers are invited to
L call at J. C. LANOUE'S. Harnev
Honse Row TO examine the Philosophical
Theory and Pintice Of Pcnnonshp.
The Theory is divided into three paris,
Primary Intermediate ard Final. Each part
in -Four Books.
This work comprises cnts designed to
illustrate the manner Of holding and conduct.
Ing the hand and pen; preparatory excer-
cises. which thoroughly train the muscles
employed in writing, classification OF let
tiers and words according to their simil-
arity Of formation, and instructions accom-
paaying the various exercises in each book
The whole so arranged as to enable the pu-
pis to write over each page twice. Price
rs cents. may12.
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The ArfeaGn Wei at Charleston.
The Charlie ston Courier of the 25th
says:
We paid a visit on Saturday to the
Artesian Well, and were gratifed 70
learn from Major Weldon that he is
progressing rapidly, having attained
already a depth of 1861 feet. He
showed us sharks tooth in fine pres
ervation, which he had obtained from
q depth of 1910 feet. He is still con-
fident of ultimate success in his search
for water. and we sincerely trust that
his expectations will soon be real
lied
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A CAR ID.

Az it will be necessary for three
fourths of the stock of the Crosse
Tete and Baton Rouge Plankroad
company to be represented at the
meeting called to accept the charter,
granted by the Legislature. all stock.
holders who do not expect to attend
the meeting themselves, can have an
opportunity to send their proxey, by
calling at the Office of s. M. Hart
& Co.
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ARRIVAL OF CuRIoslrlEs.--Thc
brig Magnet, which lately arrived at
this port from St. Johns, brought
among her cargo eleven fine fat seals,
and what is more singular, an ice
monkey. I his animal was found in
the Arctic regions by DR.. Harvey, a
gentleman who has been engaged for
some time in hunting seals. When
found, his monkeyship appeared to be
enjoying the blissfulness of his situa-
by lodging about, SO peculiar to the
tribe, sundry icebergs frozen in the
ice. The monkey SO far as has been
calculated. lives entirely on the ice,
subsisting on fish, and to relieve the
monotomy Of his quiet life, he socially
communes with the many walruses
and seals that occasionally poke their
noses out of the water and struggle
about. The seals are to be sent to
the Worlds Fair Exhibition.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
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The National Era says, that if the
United States Senate had not virtu-
ous'y resolved to buy no more books
for its own use, it should recommend
to it the purchase of good pronounc-
ing dictionary. 1t is not unusual for
members to call the Senate, Sinute ;.
record, ricord :. envy, imvy,, individ-
ual, lndluidooal nature, ,,atur,. first,
.fust prepare, nrepar;' where, uar ).
there, thar ; Satan, Satin; nothing,
nothin ). constitution, constitooslsun i,
chairman, chairman wings, ,ctgs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nsv0 zIsansk Baten Rouge RAN Road.
fi5sR
A y a G Z Incorporating the Stock
holders Of IT, New Orleans and Baton
Rouge Hail Road COMPANY.

SEC. 1. ~ 11xnsssd ~ ~ Sessse asS
House If Representatives II lie &afs 81 Loais-
ana in General .Asseusbly cesvemed, That Il
shall be lawful to open books in tie city Of
New Orleans and city of Baton Rouge. and
at such other place OF places q majority
Of the commissioners heIeinafxsrl named
shall think f.. under the diriction 81 +. D.
Conrad, w. B. Walker. Philip H:cky, Danl.
D. Avery, w. s. Pike, J. A. MeHatten, w.
r. Tunnard, S. NJ Hart, J. B. Kleinpefer,
B. r. Hsrney, Geo 8. Lacy T. g. BuiRng.
ton; or any two Of the same, or Of any dep
uties or agent Of said commissioners, for
the purpose Of receiving subscription to the
amount Of one million Of dollars, in shares
Of one hundred dollars each, to constitute a
Joint capital stock, for the purpose-o of maxi
ing Railroad from some point within the
corporation Of Baton Rouge, to Be approved
BY the Common Council, TO some point
within the corporation of New Orleans. or
to intersect the New Orleans and jackson
Railroad for the pnrpose Of extending The
same. should the company hereby incorpor-
ated at the commencement Of the work. or
any time afterwards, deem Il sdyisahle 70
do SO, from Baton Rouge to the Mississippi
State line.
The above named commissioners will
meet on Monday the 23d inst. At 70 o'clock
A. NJ. at the Office Of s. M. Hart & co., in
city Of Baton Rouge. for the purpose of
opening the books as above provided for.
May 9Th. II.
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~ the Conn.,
STAR LIGHT.

How. sadiant tie evening Skies,
Broad wing oflife in heaven unfufled,
God watching with thousand eyes,
The welfare Of a Sleeping world.
He lights the wild-nower i'd the wood,
And rocks the Sparrow in her nsst,
He guides the angels on their road,
That come to gurad us while we rest.
When the bee blows his tiny horn
To wake the Sisterhood Of flowers,
And God shall kindle up the morn,
Praise shall expand these hearts Of ours.
H. A. c.
Vicksburg Jany, Goth 1853.
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W-Tbe word dun was first used
during the reign of Henry VII. 1t
owes it's birth to Joe Dunn, on Eng
lish baliff, who was SO indefatigable
and skillful in collecting debts. that it
became proverb, when person did
not pay his debts, "why don't you
Dunn him ?''-Heuce originated the
word which is in general use.
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New STEAMBOAT LAw.-Thc new
steamboat law is being complied with
in many cities. The Philadelphia
Ledger states that the steamboats,
from that port have got set Of life
preservers, of sufficient capacity to
float the heaviest individual.
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rEllen Lynch and Honora Shaw,
the victims of the Philadelphia butch
cry, were daughters Of John Dono-
van, Steward Of the Earl of Kenmare,
and natives of that romantic spot
Killarney, Ireland
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SCRIPTURE VS.. BLooMER. 1.-THE
woman shall not wear that which per-
taineth unto man, neither shall q
man put on woman's garment for
all that do SO are abomination to the
Lord thy God" Deut. xii 5.
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G- We are authorized to announce
ROBERT G. BEALE, as candidate for
District Attorney, for the Sixth District,
composed of the Parishes Of East and West
Baton Rouge and Iberville. Election 4th
Monday in May.
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EARTHQUAKE IN FRANcE--Ac-
counts from France gives the particu-
lars of the earthquake which occurred
there. A letter, dated Coutances,
April I'd, says: 1--WE were very much
alarmsd last night at IL o'clock, by
the shock of an earthquake, which was
twice repeated within fifty seconds of
time. The night was clear, with &C.
casional, but stormy gusts of wind.
At the cathedral, the high alter is
slightly injured, the marble slab is
displaced, and the crucifix was turned
round" At II o'clock the same night
a smart shock was felt ut Havre.
The shock only lasted two seconds,
but during that time the furniture,
windows and doors we're violently
shaken. At Caen, the furniture was
moved in the houses, and the barrels
set in motion and rolled on the quays.
The weather was perfectly calm at
the time.
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Nem A0pertise M { nts.
Notice..

TNHOSE who are indebted for subscription,
l. for the erection of the new Catholic
Church, are requested to make payment OF
the Same to A. PuJor., Collector of the said
subscriptions. Also those who are indebted
to the Church. are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. A PUyOL,
NAV t1-3w. Collector
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10 We are authorized to announce
DANIEL d. AVERY, as a candidate for
Judge OF the Sixth Jadicial District Court,
for the Parishes of East and West Baton
Rouge and Iberville. Election Ord Monday
in May.
All papers in. the District will please
copy and send their bills to this otfics.
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plank Road Meeting.

OFFICE BATON ROUGE AND CLfNTcH
PLANK RoAD COMPANY,
Baton Rouge, 2la April, 1852.
A TIA Meeting of the Board of Directors
IA Of the Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank
Road Company held this day, W. s. Pike
was elected President, Eugene Lanoue.
Treasurer. and A fired shoppers, Secretary.
Subscribers 70 the stock Of this company
are hereby notified that an installment of
one Dollar and Twenty-Five cents per share
will be payable on Wednesday, the LIST day
of June next 1882. By order Of the Board.
]. B. SMITH, Prest. pro. tenn.
W. 8. PrkE, Secty. Dro. TEN.
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It appears that the gamblers have

It appears that the gamblers have
become SO odious to the people of
Columbus, Ohio, that public meet
ing has been held, at which it was
resolved that gambling, as business,
should be suppressed; that every
good citizen should lend his aid to
effect it that the gamblers should be
indicted, and that any property owner
who knowingly permits gambling on
his premises should be prosecuted.
A committee of thirty was appointed,
pledged to carry out these resolves.
A New MEMBER OF THE British
PEACE SociETY.---On the day Of the
death of the Duke three-decker,
which had previously been heightened
nearly forty feet, and addapted to re-
ceive screw.propeller, with an en-
CINE Of 700 horse power, was launched
at Pembroke, and, in respect for the
memory of the great soldier, was call
ed the Duke Of Wellington, whose
great rivals name had previously been
bestowed on the most powerful ship in
the navy Of France. This leviathan,
from whose broadside is hurled at a
single discharge nearly three thousand
weight of metal. has recently made her
trial trip under steam her speed av.
eraged ten knots. How much more
powerful are such arguments in pre-.
serving peace than all that has been
uttered by Golden, Bright or Hume
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N office.

A MEETING Of the Stakeholder ofthe
IN Crosse Tete and Baton Rouge Plank
Road Company, will be held at JAS Fl.
Johnstons store on the 2sth instant, for the
purpose of accepting the scs Of incorporation
granted by the Legislature, and for other
purposes Of interest 10 the company.
JAS JOHNSTON. Scrf'y
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IL We are authorized to announce
Judge w. B. ROBERTSON, as candidate
for Judge of the Sixth Judicial District :
composed of the Parishes of lberville, East
and West Baton Rouge.
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= ---7''.--.'--.----- =
c A N DID At S.

~We are authorised to announce
CHAS. F.. GRENEAUX, as candidate
for the office of State Treasurer subject to
the decision of a cons ention.
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Chinese Emigyation-The Rev.
Mr.. Williams missionary q Can.
ton, speaking Of the Chinese %migra-
ton, says:
Emigration is taking the form Of a
transfer of Chinese laborers 70 the
West Indies, Demarara, Lima and
Havana, in contract Of five years
labor, after which the parties do as
they please. Few Of the Coolies,
however. will ever return to China.
IF there could be any security for
good treatment, the plan would be
good one but the Spanish people are
not the most trustworthy in such mat
tiers. The English Government has
an agent here to make the attempt to
introduce Chinese laborers into Trim
idad. Free emigration to California
has nearly ceased but il is likely to
revive. Probably 5000 to 1000
have returned within twelve months
past. The world seems to be mixing
up again, and its various families are
becoming acquainted with each other,
Japan, Corea, AMMAN, Madagascar.
Thibet Manchuria, &C., must also
come in.
h CUBA AND THE SLAVE IRADE.-The
New York Times says it learns from
creditable source that three Port
uguse captains and one Catalan mer-
chant arrived from Cuba by the Cher
okee and Black Warrior steamers, and
are now in that city making arrange
ments to dispatch vessels to the coast
of Africa to engage in the slave trade,
between that coast and Cuba. The
Times also states that they have already
contracted for three clippers to be built
in Baltimore, and are making other
preparations in New York.
->>>>>~
AUSTRIAN VENGEANcE.-It is said
that the process now going on against
Madam Messelanyi, sister Of Kossuth,
will terminate in the sentance of death.
The lady is. however. out of reach Of
The Austrian Authorities. She is in
Brussels, and it is expected that she,
with an elder sister aud three children
will soon join a third sister, already in
the United States.
GENERAL HAySAu's ConpsE.-A
most extraordinary account has reach
ed us in a private letter from Vienna
to high parsonage here, and has been
the talk of our solons for the last few
days. tappears that the circumstance
of the death of General Haynau pre-
sented phenomenon of the most aw.
full kind on record. For many days
after death the warmth of life yet lin.
gered in the right arm and left leg of
the corpse, which remained limped
and moist, even bleeding slightly
when prickcd. No delusion, notwith-
standing, could he maintained as TO
the reality of death, for the other parts
of the body we're completely mortified,
and intermept became necessary be-
fore the two limbs above mentioned
had become either stiff or cold. The
writer of the letter mentioned that
, this strange circumstance has produced
The greatest awe in the minds of those
who witnessed it, and that the EN-
peror had been SO impressed with it,
that his physicians had strictly for
hidden the subject to be alluded to in
his presence.-Paris Corrcspon-
dence IF the ". Y. Atlas.
TTbe word dun was first used
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IL We are authorized to announce
JOSEPH JOOR, as a candidate for Dis
trict Attorney for the Sixth District Elec-
ton 4lh Monday in May.
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HyIn all obscure corner ofa liter
airy paper we find an announcement of
the death Of ORFILA, the French
Chemist. I here is no lengthy obitu-
ary-none Of the stereoty ped, verbage
of newspapers, when windy politi-
clan, or General of Militia dies, No,
the great chemist--the great philoso-
pher needs nothing ofthis sort to secure
his Immortality. Whilst he lives, he
moves in a sphere apart from the
scorching sun and the dust of wrang-
ling demagogues and would-bc heroes,
and when he lays down to die it is
with the pleasant consciousness that
he shall see the Great source Of light
and be revard ed for his patient ro-
search, by having spread before him
the solution Of the great problem OF
existence.
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DR.. G.. W, pEARIN0,

OFFERS his professional services to the
" public. Office on Church Street, two
doors East of WaddilPs Drug Store;
Residence On St. Hypolite St, between
church and north streets. may 7-y.
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The Mem pslis Convention.

The object Of the assemblagc Of SO
large number of persons at Memphis
on the LIST proximo, is not clearly set
forth in any Of the newspaper articles
on the subject. 1t has been deemed
sufficient in the call to say that it is
ito take into consideration the mater
ial interest of the South The spirit
Of enterprise is rife in the bosom of our
people, and it now only wants direction
to bring about the most happy results.
The call of our sister State has been res
bonded to, and we make no doubt that
such a representation Of the whole
South will be had at the Memphis Con
ventiou, as will make the world be-
lieve that the line for the Iron Horse is
to be marked out, aud that a few years
will only elapse, when the snow clad
mountains Of the West will be scaled,
and the blessed fruit of republicanism
returned through the Pacific to the OPP
pressed people ofthc Old World. 1t
is not merely european speculation to
think thus it is the stern reality al
ready foreshaddowed in the future
A Railroad to the Pacific. Why it
will do more towards ameliorating the
condition of mankind, than all the alb
stract philosophy ofthc times combined.
It should be viewed in this light-lt
should be regarded by the good of all
denominations as a means to produce
practical results, and as such should
meet with the aid and encouragement
of the humblest member CT the COM
muuity. From the list of delegates ap-
pointed by the Governor ofthis State
Louisiana will be we'll represented.
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Choicc Family Flour.

lust received fine lot Of very choice
j Family Flour, in whole and half bbls.
This flour is ground to order. Every Pakc-
age guaranteed to give entire satisfaction.
may 10 JOSHUA DEAL
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n chopin rendess his thanks to the
L. Public for the patronage he has re-
ceived, begging continuance OF it he has
established an Omnibus for the accofpoda
ton Of his customers, which will rsss daily
through the'principal streets OF Baton Rouge
without charge, from to l2 4. M. and from
2 to 6 p. NJ. to his Cheap Store No. South
Boulevard street. may 102w.
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C. o n, m u n IL atea.

Dear COmes.,--Can you tell me
what has become Of the work entitled
"Sampson Sgainst the Philistines"
BY referapce to the pages of an old
and excessively interesting literary
magazine published in this city three
years ago, we find 1t recorded that
Amos Clute ESQ, was then engaged in
the republication.
/ have bee n anxiously awaiting the
appearance Of the book in order to
unite my hurn ble efforts with Sampson
in putting all end to the Philestines,
and really hope that the rare and val
liable copy then in existancc, has not
passcd. ant. II it has. the present
century need scarcely expect to get
out of the AFFECT slavery to law and
LAWYERS. into which it has fallen. If
you are in possession of any facts con-
nectcd with this matter please give
them to the Public.
JINGO.
We are not able to answer the quer-
RES of "Jingo'' at this present writing.
All we know about the matter is that
the book was found in the library of a
gentleman Of this city--that A. Clute
Esq, proposed its publication. We
had look at its antiquated page, and
gave some very appropriate extracts. to
the public. Since that time we have
heard nothing, except an intimation
that the work has passed into the hands
of the Philestines, if 50, before this time
it has undoubtedly been consigned to
the devooring element, and the world
must consent to remain iii Egyptian
darkness.
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Mr.. Robert Dale Owen, of Har-
mony, Indiana, has reached Washing
ton. Since the 4th of March his
friends have been urging him upon
the Government for the Ncapolitan
Chargeship.
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The FLAT HEAps.-With other
curiosities, brought out from the far
West by our friend Mr.. D. BARBEE, is
the skull of an adult of the Flat Head
tribe of Indians. The whole volume Of
brain, is by artificial means pressed into
the COMMUNICATING no forehead
1t is only the nobility of the tribe who
are PERMITTED to flatten the heads of
their children, which is accomplished
by placing the head of the infant be-
tween two boards and laying weights
upon them. The Aattening is accom-
plished by years of labor, during which
the most excruciating pain is suffered,
and death frequently puts an end to
the process. This has been the GUS
tom--or may We not say 'Jashtom
with this tribe from time immemorial.
These people, who all Christians pro-
nounco foolish" inhabit the Western
border Of Oregon. But without going
into hasty judgement let us look about
MS at the custom of other nations
The Chinese cramp their feet in iron
shoes--the barbarians of the far-west
mash their heads--and the modern
belle, pinches herself about the waste
to such an extent that breathing II.
not life itself il shortened. One GUS
tom is not more against nature than
the other.
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Map of Louisiana.

Map of Louisiana.
THE new and improved map Of Louisl-
Il ana compiled from the latest and
most authentic surveys. both public and
private, by q. w. r. Bayley, civil engineer
1853. For sale by J. C. LANOCEs
may l2ly Harvey House Row