Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-25
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ladies who have ehstss ofthat noble Chfis-
tisn Charity, the Female Orphan Asylum,
Give theft stfsw berry party ard Entet-
tsinment ~ Academy Hall to-fiishs. The
inclemsney Of the weather At the time ap-
pointed last week. rendered postpone
m4nt necessary, The good effect Of this
is . mote general notice We hope our
friends IN the country will eone In and vie
with the town people IN their libefality
ts- nieht. Heretofore, The Female Orphan
Asylum has been the recipient Of publle
charity through the legislature but the
last session made no provision for this %
any siniiaf ihstltution The Asylum IL =
permanent insiitutien and proud mont
ment 10 the noble hearted lsdies, who sfe
devoted 70 ~ From M humble and limit
ed sphefs o. usefulness, n has grown into
y latee ard eommodivus establishment
,hs property of The ladies sihce It's neep-
ton several Of the founders hate gone 10
rest IN the long sleep that knows no wax
ing; hot they have belueathed 10 others
their noble sentiments aud through theft
..e,tion. the institution must, aud viii be
sustsined. win svefy body 20 ~ send y
dollar Ne IN apology We are advised that
II will be acceptable. ..
rur geop sAsARifAs.-fhe cry is oil
the time or'imofe,n The agent ~ The cor
nef-the man with the prsamidal hat
has had 10 make two sepetate voyages to
the city, IN order 70 supply the growing
demand. Tewn people 20 there 10 be rub
bed ap, and people ffem down town, With
all manner fills, aud 60 away sound sing
inv praises 10 the inventor, An agent Of
~ Killmute's Samaritan Can imitation Of
the uenuine sftiele) tried 10 establish an
opposition over IN Main street, but TO NO
purpose. People throw away theit etnteh-
ss, who have been hobbling about for
Years, and dance The very German polka
with 10y. We are requested 10 say that
there ate few bottles lsit. aud heads Of
families, who wouid like 10 have the beet
security against al ills. should get dos
en-. The head ache the toe ache aud the
tooth ache, dare not make their appeal
rnee IN the house, where there are dozen
huttles.
Among the letters IN reply TO IN
vhation TO be present at the inaug-
uratlon Of the Clay statue In Rich
munn. We find the following from
the Executive of louisiana
ENHeurivR DsrARraHNr,
Baton Rouge, La, April 81, 1890
Gsntismeni have received the
kind invitation with which you
have honofed me, TO witness the
inauguration Of the statue Of Hen.
~ Clay on the 18th inst, IN the
city Of Richmond, II would give
me great pleasure to join with you
in this celebration, not only on ac-
count Of my high regard for the
deceased statesmen, but also to
manifest my respect For the noble
and patriotic ladies OF your state,
who have procured aud are about
60 erect at appropriate and beauti-
ful memento of distinguished son
Of Virginia.
On the same day there will be
assembled IN The city Of New Or
leans. In this State, another vast
ooncourse 20 persist In the erection
Of another statue to the same great
man, Thought separated by q
wide extent OF territory, the assem-
bly, al Richmond and that gather.
ell on the banks Of the Mississippi
will he one In sentiment, one II,
enthusiastic admiration for Henry
Clay, and one II sincerely trust
IN the love Of that common coun
try In whose honor aud fot whose
welfare his great talents were en
ployed.
Returning TO the ladies Of Vir'
giuia, through their committe, my
thanks for this invitation, and re
GREETING that official duties com
pei me 60 decline Il, I have the
honor 20 remain, gentlemen.
Your obedient servant,
TnonAs q. MooRE.
To Messrs. X, Ridgway, james
A, scoot, John A. Mercni,h, w
Goddin aud +. Griffin, committee
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