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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
M Iii PILLS

AASANI u EhC.
4 POSITIVE CURE FOR NER f. ACUE.
AND BILIOUS PiERS.
A well-regulsted and propu,nate quantity of
IA bile upon the stomach issays requisite for
,he promotion OF sound heaitl,- stimulate ties diyes-
t,on, and keeps the intestinal aal free from all
instructions. On the inferior tfacs Of the liver.
is peculiar bladder, in whiclie bile is first pre-
served, being formed by the Er lrom the blood.
Thence II passes into the s,ossh AMI intes,ines,
and regulates thJsndises.ion. Rus We see, when
mere ISL dehc'ency oibile, the,dy is constantly
sus''se' on the Other hand, asvera,undance Of
que causes frequent nausea aN,e somach; and
OFTEN promotes very severe asek Of disease,
which sometimes end in death.
MoffAi'o LIFE MEDIClES slpu:d always
De TAKEN IN the early stages Of (ious compDain
and u persevered in strictly acedlnr b The direc-
tons, val! positively effect a cus
he mineral medicines often e.criIed in these
diseases, although they may Get a temporary
cure, at the same time create snoheah Inv .,,te or
the blood, aud consequently teuG nron,o,e . re-.
turn Of the very disease which " are ,mployed
10 cure: 1t 10 then, by the use s~purcti, .s. exc
cius'seiy formed Of vegetable c~opounts. ~a.ich.
possessing within themselves no s|e,crhn. { ! N.
cies, winch decomposition, comkat;onor All, RI
s'on can ~develope or bring into ason; aid. the, .
iore, capable OF producing no efr.ssa We bat vhie.
10 desired-thAt a safe remedy issrrd
THE LlFE: PILLS AND PHHIX nrrERs
have proved to be the most happfn thor effects,
i" cases Of bilious diseases, Of mi nrely,eretable
preparation ever offered to the paic. t he sto-
mach Is foul, they cleanse i, BY szting j to throw
off its contents If not, they pass ! ne anodenum
without exciting vomiting or naus4n the.,omach:
stimulating the neighboring visa. as,he liver
and pancras, so rs to produce 4 re coIou. dov
their seeretions into the ihtestks. .tinnl.t;nr
the exhalent capillaries, terminatv in d. inner
coat, which an increased fow Of Iu,elo. narti-
c!es Of the body foreign matters. aetaind secre-
lions, are completely discharged.
WB. JOURDAN hss been Doiutci agent
FOR the sale Of my medicine N Bsk Rouse.
aug e4-2S VIM. B. MOFAT. NiYork,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS

- HE Eclectic series Of School Books has been
undertaken by a few un,iring aborers in the cause
Of education, for The purpose of furnishing the
West and South with 4 complete, uniform aud
">roved series Of school books, commencing with
sahet. The eaor, has proved completely
ssful. The books are highly approved and
---t,"siscly adopted. The sale is believed 10 be
without parallel in the United States. More than
four hundred THOUSAND copies have been published
during The short time they have been before the
public. The following works comprise the series,
all Of which are ster-otyped.
Eclectic primer, eclectic spelling book, eclec,i,
6rss reader, eclectic second reader, eclectic third
reader, eclectic fourth reader, eclectic arithmetic,
Ray'slittle arithmetic designed for very small chill
dren, and as an introduction to the eclectic arith-
etc; Rays rules and tables in arithmetic: the
: instructor, by Miss c e. Beecher. Much
late been said on the suhJec, of Moral In.
This work is designed as a reading
Is admire bly, adapted to meet such
Msns6eld's political grammar of the
~h'ted States This work Is designed to exhibi.
. comple's view # the Theory and Practice of,he
General aud STATE governments, with the relations
between them. Adapted to the use of schools
and colleges. Masol's Young Minstrel, a juve-
nile music book. For sale b. |
GEO. NJ. HERoMAS,
Bookseller & Sta,iouer.
Baton Rouge, may Is Ii
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
STRAY ..

Taken IN on the 1st inst. by VIM. ThoA. on
Nj, p,sn,at,on abou, Sin miles from Baton huge,
A ,srae led cow. swallow fork IN the len eaand
branded .tF. II - Oh the righ, hip. Said co,sas
cali. m9 ~
1axs. m an The qs,h Inst. by Daniel HEX.
m the plantation Of Cald we'll and Hickey, . MN
below Baton Rouge, a bay HonsE, "a hands high
abou, 8 years old, black aud heavy NAME and ta'l,
= hiack .po, on his right hip, his nose anu race
white. +. A. WAnkhR,
TAxEs up by Nathaniel Cray'ess, living stn..
5 mile. from the town IF Baton Rouge, a 'oW
~ud Calf. The COW 10 red aud white, n'atsed
with 1 sauare crop on the lst ear and two small
splits In the tight ear, no brand, about q years ola.
mQs p. A. WALkEa, Rsrger.
TAkss up by A. II. f~,esendre on his planta.
lion about 4 miles from town on the LIST Inst, = black
HORSE, with u blaze face and II slt !" the lei,
ear, about 10 years old. al 9
1Axsw up BY Jas n Allison, about 90 miles
from Baton Rouge, on the Liberty road, on wen,
uesday ssh March, = sorrel MARE, sbont ~
hands high, white streak In the face, lett h.nh
foot white, a white streak round the right fore FOOT
ard ! ecarle OF white spots on the right hind leg
sNcvt six yesrs old. =. A. wALkkM,
"a Ranger.
TAxss up BY Mr. w. W. Written living on
tho Ami,s 10 miles from Baton Rouge ~ this par
ism on the lot April. 4 chcsnoi sorrel Mare, ionr
years old, fourteen hands and a halfhish, a small
white spa, In the face.
All PA. WALxsR, Ranger.
'TAxwN up on the Let April ts40, 4 Red aud
White Cow, no hrsni, marked 4 crop In the LEFT
ear and two small splits IN thr right ear, ahnot
fon, ware Old, aud 4 cAlr not marked-by Nathan
,e, Crsyless abcu, 8 mile. from Baton Rouge.
al p. A. WALksa, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27
STATE Of LOUISIANA,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge-Third
District Court.

City Bank Of New Orleans,
v No 1893
Ann " nehr"es. Thomas Lilly. J d Fou.e and
Joseph Penny.
rtY virtue Of n writ Of .fcri f,r'as 10 me d.
Eb reG,rd by the Honorable the Third District
Court, Paris, and State af,,esaid, vii! be exposed,
a, public sale on
Thursday. I'd July. 1870,
~ the court honst between Inc usual hours of
ale, all the right, title, interest and claim Of the
defendants IN aud to The following described prop
erty to Wit;
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
containing two hundred and fifty arprnts, si,ua-
ted on tho plains about IS miles from Baton
Rouge bounded North and Fast by lands be-
longing to the heirs Of WIN Mcfarland, South
and West BY lands Of Marigny. Also Il certain
judgment, rendered in the Third District Court
Of this Parish in favor Of Ann NJ. Lilly and
against Thomas Ptendergast, known OH The dock
.. Of said court rs No. 2549, for the sun of S236
with FIVE per cent interest thereon from The
FIRST day Of December 1883.
Seized to satisfy the judgment and costs in the
above enti led suit.
Te rms Of SaIe-Cash.
mW 16 AUG. DyrLAsrIgH, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

POSTPONED SALE.
state Of Ibnisiana,
Parish of East Baton Rouge-Thitd Judi.
cial District Court.
Dotemus snydstii and Nixon
No 27os.
Thomas Gibbes Morgan.
10y virtue Of a writ OF alias feri Jacias to me
- directed by the t1ofornbls the Third Dis
tfict Court Parisl, aid State aforesaid, will be
exposed at public sale on
Monday. 2sib joue 1910.
Al the curt house in the tIwn Of Baton Rouge,
between the us,ial hdofs of sale, all the right, u.
tie, interest aid Claim Of HE defendant, III and
TO The following described property, 10 wit.
SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY acres or
LAND,
situate IN tie Amits In the Parish Of EaH Batoh
Isoots, founded below ny vacant lands AZ above
by other lands Of defshdaht; seissd n satisfy the
Judgment and cost. in the above snti,lsd suit.
Terms Of s~aIr-Twelve motifs tisdi With
bond and approved security bearing %interes, as On
Judgment, with mortgage I'll FINAL payment.
mia Is AUs. D%urLANfiEn, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

let me tell you dis 4 man h 4 ttsn, If le 10 NJ
'isse' d. my danij. Ven Ts,M ,rg. 81, l..
wight mi. Goliah. he dooi nothing vid him ppd
one sling. now. dos. mish,sk~ mr., mine friends.
II WI. no. a rim 'Iioa.. NJ. NOT / b,sedJ Aii,s. NJ,
It was a sling malls VT hickory stick. Now. zen
Gol'ah sssn 1'svfd eonfhs, hs tAys. "rou i,tita
dsmpi se6indfel. does yoti c"t1s 10 sishi h,eI |
will sise you 10 ,Ht tiris IT ibs aeh and ,hs
scs', q the nis." f'.vid ssy-, "ooilsh. the race
i"h ddt slsays Vi, the sth~ih. nor i.i The bs.,lo
nit tht strong and a man i.h . man IL bs lid
no bigger M mine dumb" so Ta.id Gxes a
stone 10 hi. sling, and be dfows I, 4. Goii6h., nd
hndchs him ii,e IN the forehead. snd dsh 'fa,ij
took Golish's .wo,, AID cut. IN III. Resd-spd
den all tbs r,itty gals comes "b,. aud sinWsa
flowers in bi. wy. and sung "saui ish a srea,
mon. ,o' he hts kilt his ihou-ands. put 1'a.id in
greater as he, ,or he has kiii GotisH." Nos
niue friends. ven you coe. Quito light mi, the
dsnpt British, remember vat ! VII yob. dat .
man ish . man. II he's M bigger a. my dun,b."
ConhfttieM Hue Luns-1'hese ware ttai
''slsd. because they we're p,in,rd on blue tepai.
us following il q ~syftpsi. Sf the most impo'.
tant -
"The Judge p'-1i determine q csss wftbou. 4
jury.
no DIE sfuli be a Gfhrss, 4, s,ys . ,ots Nh.
los. converted, and q 'nentef IN Ell, communion
Of ope Of tie churches allowed In IN. dominion.
Each freeman .hhf swear by. The blessed too
10 b.s, tue allegiance 10 stis fothinisn, snj thar
je,us Ch,isi I. the only true king. -,
No qusker ~ disssntef from the established
chuith Of this dbminion, shsIl be allowed 10 give
. vote for the election Of sny mssi.ifat~ o, officer.
No food or Iodsios shsIl 10 Offered to any
quskef, fdstri,s or hereto.
II soy person iu}fs q-shs' he diaIf be hsnish
ed and no. suffered to return on pain Of death.
No ptfes, shalt sfiJs in tho douision ~ shs'f
Ls banished sod suffer d-ssh OH MI. tetu,n.
Priests npsy 10 seized bjj .oy Sbs wi,bou. 4
wsudhi.
No one shalt ,d1 III fhs Sabbath d., ~at N
hi. sdtdsn, ., ELSEWHERE, exsrtt 10 snd from meet
ing.
No ons shalt travel. tSok ~,ictusl.. make b"da.
sweep bsuss, Gu, bit or shave IN The Dsbba'h Of
fasting day.
The Sabbath shslI begin on Saturday 1t sunset.
Nobs .hail buy N cell lands without pstinis.
sion Of tho ssleeimsH.
wbo.,s, bring. cs,d. Of Dice Into .his domin.
lon shalt bs fined 81.
No man shsli rssd the common pp,xyer.bcok-
keep ChtlTmss N ~ ds~ys--msts mi6esd piss--
jancs-plsy csfjs-os ply on Instruments Of
music, except the drum, trumpet N jswshssp.
No sospsI ,~sihfstsf shsi jim people ID snst.
fisge.
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.

DLOUGHS of II. following descriptions are
u manufactured and for sale at the Louisiana
Penitentiary, via :-Th 1,ou frame or Heavy
Cane Plough, an imr roveh Jacobs aud Eagle
plough. and the celebrated Hubert Plough now
in scneral use an6 80 much esteemed in East aud
West t~eliciana and on Red River. Thure is
also In store a few improved Harrows, which may
b" seen by those wishing to purchase.
jl3 tS-J SAML. l.. Isgrr, Clerk.
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PUBLIC SALE.

IDIIO bJIHTIT.
B 7 virtue OF al order Of the honorable judge
~ in and for the parish and city Of New Or
leans, rendered a, the instance Of Joseph Rifiard
Esq, syndic Of the creditors Of Peter Gentin Of the
city Of New Orleans, will be offered for sale by
public auction by the undersi ,aed parish judge and
ex-oficio auctiouesr, on
Tuesday 2ls, Jelly, 1910.
Two certain squares Of ground in Spanish town
containing Ii lots each, to br sold in sepefate lots
according 10 the dimension laid out in the fs"sa-
tive plan thereof. The said property having been
surrendered by said Peter 0sutiu 10 his creditors.
The sale TO take place on the premises.
Terms-CASii.
100 - CH. TESTER, P.J.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Yves, Baton Ruugs-fourh
District Court.
D. Barbee & Go,
va M 625
William Thomson

William Thompson.
DY virtue of a writ Of Fieri Faciss to me iircc-
ID ted by the Hon District Court Of the 4th Ju-
dicial District Of the State OF Louisiana, will be
sold at the saw mill Of Mr. aml McKneely in the
aforesaid Parish, about ~ miles above the court
house, on
Monday, 29th June 1910,
between the usual hours of sale. al the right, title,
interest and claim Of the defendant, in and to the
following described property to wit
Thirty thousand feet of cypress foring and
weather boarding planks, seized to satisfy the
judgment and costs in the above entitled suit, said
property pointed ont by defendant
Terms of Sale-T~elve months credit, wit.
bond and approved security, bearing interest as on
Judgment. with mosts.Rs TIL fnal paymspt.
MP II HNr. HIBEar, Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Roage-Third
ni.fcicf (rn,.t

Pierre Lafton, Treasurer
Constance Rochon Dup'antier.
EDY virtue of a writ Of seizure aud sale to me
directed by the honorable the Third District
Court, Paris, and State aforesaid, will be expos-
ed at public sale, on
Saturday 25th July, 1910,
at the court house in the town Of Ration Rouge.
between the usual hours Of sale, all the right. Il.
tie, interest and claim of the defendant, Constance
Rochon Duplantier, in and to the following de-
scribed property, TO wit;
TWO LOTS OF GROUND
situated in the town Of Baton Rouge, in that part
of the said town laid on, by Richard Devall de-
ceased and designated under the numbers I and 9
Of square No 9, and forming the northwestern
corner of the streets Lafayette and Florida, TO-
gether with all the buildings and improvement
thereon.
Seized to satisfy the Judgment and costs in the
above entitled suit.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
$50 10 Pa. WALKER, Coroner.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

Was brought 70 the Jail Of West
AfBaton Rouge on he 9Th June 1910,
~ z negro who calls hisoself AlMONT,
-%/ ) feet eight inches and a half high.
A ssed about % years: he avs he BE-
longs 10 Mr. Lasyet abou, Is miles
from New Orleans. The owner Is requested 10
comply with the law and take him .w.v.
JiS ! +. D~ABANcEHs, Tailor.
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-

n subscriber has loca ted himself in tho tCwn
Of Baton Rouge at the old stand, lately oc-
t,pied by tleexe 1'itx Patrick, where all kinds Of
Watches, Clocks, Organs, and Music Bdtss VIII
he repaired On the shortest notice and Id the best
style. ils has OFT hant spectacle glasses Of all
colours and suitable for all ages. which he will fl
IN a, a reduced price. All kinds Of ewelry men.
Aed IN a neat manner. lie has disc all klfds 81
Jswelry for sale, low for Cash.
Ref, renee may be made TO Capt. Sesrls, 8.
Hyatt aud P. A. Walker.
Oct ~ 81 G! MOORE.
fe.5-Old gold and silYst taken In paynen. for
work,
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state Or Louisiana.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE.
oThird District Court .

h, (No 1917
VENI1E facts set forth in The foregoing petition
- beirg considered aud ia9ing "1aitlhed the
6, i,eduie annexed ard by Inc nJw pstaphed, IN
identify with this order, il Is ottered that The
prayer Of the petitioner be granted that the cie''-
itprs of the petitioner named On said Schedules he
cited IN the manner directed ny law, 10 appear be-
fore William II. WitoH, Notary fatlir in and
for the Patis, Of Eas, baton Rouge; aud nj his
office IN the town Of baton Rouge, OH Monday
the thirteenth day Of July in the year eighteen
i'irhtth aud forty, +, take ini5 Consideration the
prayer Of the peti ioner, and there IN no md per
form such things ~ ty law they snpy ~ and per
form. II IL further orde red THAT MOTHS Morgan,
cnnosellor al law, be sppoihted counsel to repre-
sent The absent creditors named OF said schedule
ard that he be notified thereof. It ia further Or
yetsUt ut property of the petiti3hsr, be stayed un-
I'll the further otdsr ofthis court, and that all suth
other ami further proceedings te had ON the prem.
,ses rs the law IN such Eases requires Hni allows.
Sigpsl. ISAAC JOHNSON,
jnue Gtn 1910 lad e Ord District
certify The foregoing ~ be n true copy Of the
%oiiginai On file In my Office.
Signed, NJ. MORENO, Dep. CIR.
1n pursuance NJ The abpve order the creditors
of ia mes Mansket are hereby notified 10 appear
be fore the undersigned Notary Pubic, H, his Of
fee IN the town Of Baton Rouge. on Monday the
thirteenth day Of July 1870, 10 take into consid
Grafton and to deliberate on the prayer of the
~pe,.ion Of said Mansker.
ji3 ~ WIN. II. WIKOFF, Not. P1h.
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Packet between New Orlca 4
AND uAYOtt SARA

-~rees-> Arp Ait INTERMEDIATES
ss@Vs LANDINGS
AErTzFakN9arzT STEAMBOAT LEvANT
ssrasA.0WstC strong aud fss, running
bost, having been purchase BY Capt. Laurent, for
the accommodation OF bis old Friends, will ~" un-
der MS corn maud throughout al the season between
the above ports and landings, leaving New Orleans
every Sunday al ten A. N. and bayou Sara every
Wednesday al same hour. j. B.COtbA.
Feb. 3~-52. H. Agent.
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sale.

et,tue or an order irnin tile lfsndrabie the
Ab Judge tf the Court IT Probatss N and FIR
The Parish nf Fast Baton Ro,,ee, State If Io,is-
lana VIII be so'd by HE undersigned PatisI, Judge
and ~. off cio auc,ioneer, ut the coult lisuse Ia tie
town Of Baton Rouge, on
Tuesday, ooh June, 1910,
A METRO MAN GEORGE, aged aloiit IS
years. The property Of tie succession 5f The late
George Poaee deceased.
Tsrms "f ~ssa's-lhree huiidred dollars Cash,
and lie l,alahc- payable on this frs, day Of Jsnu-
aty next, 1871.
m3D Ii EH. TEsSlERl z.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH or WEST BATON ROUGE.

10y virtue Of 4 proclamation Of his Excsiien-
cy the Governor Of The State II Louisiana
dated the 9th inst, an election will be held IN this
parish 81, the first Monday in July next and the
two following DAYS. for representative 10 Con-
press In the second Congressional district, also Tor
u representative from this parish to the Legislature
Of this State.
The ssjI election viii 10 held on the first day
a, Mr. John Bite. IoiseHu's, the second day at Mr.
Pierre For6t's und the ,s,itd day at the court house
Of this parish.
MIG ID l.. FAVROT, P.J.
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I.T.L CO.

1NUGGUISTS and Apotheca tiss ,andwh0Is
l. sale dealers 10 Medicines, Oils and Paints
Yglish and French Chemicals. Window Glass
riumeriss, varpi.hes Dye STUFF, Spice. &c.
seir store for the present is At No. ll5 Julia
SUE. one door from corner Of Camp.
N-lN. b. Particula, attention will be paid to
p",e'e family medicines, medicine chests, aud
orhefs 'fe> the country generally. Landry 4 Co.
'nv,'e p.a'srs AMI Mechanics to give them a call.
New Orb ~. June 2 ~
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

. n II VT
pARISH or East BHTON ROUGE.
Thy virtue Of 4 proclamation Of bis Exeel'ency
the Governor ofthe State Of LOUISIANA, ="
election viii, be held on the FIRST Monday Of July
and The two succeeding days, 10 wit: Fer 4 rep
rescp,ative 10 Congress from the see' nd Congress-
ionsl District Of this State, and for two represent
,at,ves from this parish to the general assembly
Tie election will be held the mrs,
day Vt Gen. Townsrnd's On t.Ioltege re Il tastt
day Mt the house Of James Forbrs' on Sandy Creek,
and the third day at the Court House n,he town Of
Baton Rouge.
mid Ia CHI. TESSlER. p. ].
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poetry.
WOMAN.

sosa-Rr HAhhr CORNWALL.
De gsntts with woman. Jit heaft Of hearts,
Who losetb Us even while life dspsr,s.
Oh, call her moi ftAie, nor false. nor vaini
Oh, touch no. 80 isnlet d heart with psin'
What, %t1o,rnfi. The treasure, tbe gem, Tho flower
The 4tar that IL btigb, In the willes. hout1
The bird that con,ss singing TO stem The breass7
An should we no, teach Il 10 love its ne.t
Come OIL lot IA vow that, they Ill ate fait.
Lets shout Of theft titthes u earth and ai,!
bet 8 'o'she them. aud guaid them, add 81 repay
Tbs love that a'ry lenJ in or dsfkef day
Oh. value their gifts beyond gifts OF eaid.
All you Of the stern AHA Coarse, mould
An9 learn that 'helt love. Hi's.. toll and strife,
1. The spirit that calmr,h and cfo~ach lif.i
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THE %pCNsTERs

THE PGNsrERs.
At a tavern one night,
Mess. More. strangs and Wr;Ehh
Met 10 drink, and g,od thoughts 10 e%xcl,spg e.
Says More Of us three
The whole town will agree
There's only one kns.e and that's Strange.
Yts,-says Hra"gt, rather sore,
lam sufs there's one More,
A most terrible knase and . bite.
Who cheated his mother,
His rister and brothef--
o yes,-rsplied Moore,--that IL Wright.
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Dr. II. Y,
nkrT1sr.

rfAS retdtted, ard IL sEain located Ii Baton
Rouge. lie respectfully %profftrs his services
to his patrons for the performances Of I'LL operations
Of Dentistry and ressttentiou 10 fJfmer operations.
Office one door North Of John Reid, In room for
merly occuujed by A, 1)eyalj, EST. 81
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Caldwell Il Htcky,

NO. 81, CANAL ST., NEW ORLEANS,
h ESPE.C rFULLY inform their friends and
~ the planters generally In the Vicinity Of Ba.
ton ~i,ouge, that they are now confined to the Fac-
torpse II Commission Business alone. and they
hope, from their CLOSE application TO business. To
receive q share of public patronage.
august 3 -gJ
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CUMM IIiOMA a tic IAx111

NAA
Ne subscription taken for ) shorter ne,,ps ,h.,
we Q Thu price Of the Gazette Il sir
$1,000 per annutn, one half payable In nd.
vanoes aud the Remaining instalment al the com-
msnssnient OF the latter six months Of each yent
shoaiu sny one by removal or other wise wish to
: "ec'.ne MS Further subscription, he mist give
year, otherwise he will be con side, ed "A sub
~seribing for another year.
CT ADvERrlsEMENTS will be charged a.
follows, Advertisement not exceeding twelve
lines. or less. will be Inserted for Oss %t)ottAn.
and firrr CsSrs for each subsequent insertion,
longer ones In The "A me ratio.
Advertiseinehts unless otherwise ordered viii
he published IN English and French until forbid,
and charged accordingly.
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Notice.

l. he undersigned Having fssuntei the practice
Or the LA tenders his professional services tn
The public.
THOMAS GtBBEs MORGAN.
Baton t,unsa. March 81, 1899. e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-06-27

A. NOTICE.
~.ALL persons are hereby fnrewarneh from cut.
ting aud carrying off Wood from the pla n,a,ion.
late Vil.ars. two miles below Baton Rouge.
Those who are determined TO continue stealing
wood, will be prosecuted to the utmost penalty Of
the law.
ian 4 At STEPHEN HENpEgsoS.
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James M. Elnsn & Amios Adams,
4 TTONNEYs aud Coun.sliofs At Law, will
"a. prattice conjointly in the ID, 9TH. aud 9th
Judicial Distrirts-OHic at Baton Rouge neat the
Court House.
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TlCE.

iOTlCE.
EssRS CtEisR H. DUzAs tailors from
~ Par's nave tue ,nor to infotm the public
that from the I'm Jn"eshey will be associated
~ co-pars"efsh'p ana t'g.her will do their almost
to satisfy ai' WV" NJ homo them with their pat.
'"nase' a beautiful ABSORBENT Of linen drill
ings, merino, cloth, and stuff !, ws;s,coats, vii
he found at their establishment,n Iare yette ST.
opposite Mr. Joufdan's.
JIG la.tf CLEph 4, DuzAs.