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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

TO SPORTSAEN.
GUNS, PISTOLS RIFLES, &c, AT WHOLESALE
VI OR RETAIL.
Double ;.l,. barrel Guns efs,sry description
1900 pairs Of Pistols
500 Rifles, single and double barrel.
Percussion Caps; Powder Fasks and Sporting articles &C.
nerslly
Most Of the above be sold below of Importation
manufacture and reduce stock will be oered
ing pricss,sy A. w. SPIES CO.,
myl 2ls Pear street, near Platt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28
CELEBRATED EYE WATER

Astonishing Cures performed 0y
DR. J. FRANCIS, OCCULISr, 10 Barelay-st ,
Mrs Cox so Elm st. memserofm my church. had deceased
depriseo OF sight and In
Of amation Manv applications resored
to without any coed effect and from the use OF Francis
From what have witness to, believe TO be OF
ed to the hubble GEORGE RENEICT,
Pastor Of the Stanton ST. Church.
Mrs Gett member Of my church. has child who has beer
afflicted for nearly two years large ulcer
sicans when loss Of sight apehended tbs
water prepared andsold by Or Francis has effected
perfect cure Rev. 8. ii. CONE,
Pastor the Oliver st. Church.
We the undersigned having used DR.. Francs Eye Water
in families, with good effect aud knowing its astonishing
efficacy i to the notice Of the
McDouga church, g. somner of the South
Baptist Church, j. Harrison pastor OF the Thompson street
Church; Joshua Lane, II Third Avenue,
The Eye Water perfect cure for inflammation and weak
of sight, and will caaracts Numerous cert
6cate be the Office 10 not prepared sold BY
but Dr. j. FRANCIS 10 Barclay ST.
l3-ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted. jyl3 SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28
WILLIAM PERIL.

DEPOT OF PAPER HANGINGS,
OF the first <nuac in Paris geHnne Cologne Water
Of Jean Maria Fzrns, wholesale andretai at the manusc
turers prices IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

IMPORTANT TO MARRIED EENALEs.-MADAM T.
L RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.-These in.
valuable Powders have been universally adopted In EurOpe
but France articula for upwards Of thirty years. well
as by hundreds IN country beng the only mild safe and
remedy for married ladies' he Ah orbds
rapid increase OF family Price IS package with full drcc
tons. For sale at Mad Reses Principal Office Noi Green.
wch Circulars (more fully he oh.
tanned at the ofcs and which will be sent free Of
(pAstags excepted to sf the city United States
All communications must Be postpaid. 0Ece hours FROM
A. VI to p NJ; Philadelphia Office, ssi South Eighths
Tvs I'm dSw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28
The Waterloo Cnant'

AM-"The B ave Old Oak.
A chant for the Duke.-the brave old DuKe'
Who hath ruled in our hearts 50 longs
Here's fame and renown to has laurel crown,
Which binds affections strong
There was strength in his blow, many years ago,
And honor has long been his due;
For he showed his might, in the crowning night,
On the feld of red Waterloo.
Then chant for our Duke, our brave old Duke'
Who fires every bosom anew;
And honored be he, by the brave and Tree,
Who conquered at Waterloo.
rwa. this brave old Chief brought Europe relief
la the time of her sorest need;
Exalt we his name, to the summit Of fame,
For glory's his well-earned need.
He saw ed this fair cline, in fearful time,
On many a hard-fsught day ,,
Then hall with loud cheers, the warrior oil years.
Long live Arthur the Brave. Huzza!
Then chant for our Duke. our brave ola Duke'
Who 6res every bosom anew; A ~
And honored he he, by the brave and free,
Vhs conquered at Waterloo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

MANGLES, MANGLES-PklCES kLDUCED.
! Famiiies-BUNCAN 4 WEST respectfully inform the
public they have hand and their
surpassed; labor SAVING machine, Il entirely super
cedes the Of ironing aud rardy puts beau gioss
may operation Of the City Hotel, Pearl Street
HOUSE, A,henssS and Csrl,o ,. Hosst.. .h..
They are sed IT Ne Iiite Green street scar Liberty
New York where Messss. W. do all kinds Of iron work
and bell hanging cheap can BE- done IN the CITY yss I'm
EEMALE MONTHLY PiLL-MADAME REsTLLL
with the physiology and Of the female
frame that most Of the complaints to which females
ec their invariably in the irresulary
of functions of nature which
indebted for health and cheerulness and Of eonse
qgenee to happiness and which indeed tnt
attribute those violent and cenvusve derangemen
Of the stomach gnawing 10 the sde burning "a the chest
tvity employ deathy, sslow and inanmate
the very susceptibility for the May in
endurance OF fe engenderDg that lanchoy oil
prolong of suersg and wreehedse and which, alas
snQuently dooms the uBhappy victim TO the peetra
ton of suicide How then to uss nean to 9ests
medicine specially adapted TO produce hoss
lar actions 50 indisp~nssbe to health ,
Europe for their efficacy and safety have within ths
shert period Of their Introduction into the United
I'd Madame Rese asceranns the fleets produced by IN.
specifics singly has enabled her successfully
combine the virtues aud OF several ingredients which
though mild very the Of the Fe
male Monthly Pills II necessary under some circumstan
the full and particular directions when and be used
which accompany each box Madame kestelis signature
written on the cover Sfe.eh boz. Price 81: g.,
Of Aen 81 Canal street; aud at MADAME Resc
Office las Gre'nweh stseei near Cogriandt New hort
Minister street. Providence, H. Philadelphia Office ss sou
Ftzht-street. iy7 lmdSw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

ASTHMA AND rHTHish e
e~r~oss tross1~s With t~s~s 90
-s-se a,s< .ses, can nee Stfh
J-,oss s-s>sst r-s,>f s-< sp~~>y
VOLT, uhs osish~Ntes s~.s
"a ASs7-s<n'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28
SORE NIPPLES

SHERMANS PAPILLARY OIL cures the worst cases
~ without taking the chd from the breast Whes such doc
tors Nett Cheesenan Rodgers and others extensive
practice it, who will doubt its efhcacy1
Mrs. REMSEN has been nurse for is years and never
knew remedy equal it. She has used
without failing to and from her 10 salts
ned Of its great worth She reconme nds % TO all.
Mrs CKOSBY, of the Oldest and most experience I'd
the city she never knew any thing to II
neaesf aiIeo. ~.
suffering, and try thing else in vain
Doctors vandenburgh Brown Comseck, Weed, and seye
raj have used with
the greatest success and recommend invariably IN the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

TNHE ROMAN kALYDOR.-Lord Cheste fied says .
good appearance letter Of reeoRmenda,on on all
easons Who make good appearance with face full Of
pmplesl This Kayaor wilt IN short time cure the
most obstinate pmpes and will also reov. reckles
math redness If the skn, letter and ote
obstinate Affections Price SO cents ssld at whole
sale and retail. bv A. y. X ID. SANDS, Druggists,
v,<a, On 70 and 100 Fulton al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28
+, c,nuOXzAP 9E BAT 80.

"A TX Is Il II >.
I F. CARROLL'S Old ESTABLISHED NEDICA-
TED VAFOR BATHS removed from rs John street,
,esdness to receive visitors No pains has been AZ
gentemens department MrsJ c. hopes by her unweari-
ed exertions TO merit of the patronage sf
faculty and public which has extended this establish
Ient for the last 6iteen yea The baths open from
O'Clock IN the morning till Mise night. Also baths
and Portable baths part city
er Brooklyn al five minutes notice Private with
by the day. week month. uyqe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28
No. q PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues q usual TO dsvste hir
and private diseases.
Those whohave been unfortunate the victims
Of unqualified which tins ctv
abounds consequence ef III. lasity ofourls~s regulating tho
msaIea profession respectfully collected call
established Dspenssy No Peek slip where many
have been made to rejoice Al happy deverasce from thar
manifold diseases.
To strangers. DR.. Carpenter segs eav. add that he
native and to the that he graduate
College, and received biz dposs this city elaims roy
honors ~ hosnta's OF the New York State Medical 3d.
city and haS nearly thirty
.nths city and what most mpertsn he speedily 6ss
tually cures his patiests.
90 Separate Offices and for the privacy Of "a
hents who can never come in contact
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

AAN0v1A STREET DOORS FS S%AHE
s~"na' hand assortment s shG & Ps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

SPRiNG-At this beautiful efthe year when nature
srrayed flowers of even hue, the ice Of beauty N
:l;en mared with snsghy aid ke,shss To remedy
this, the proprietor OF MlCHAUAS FRECKLE WASH
offers as remedy, not only fer frekes bat for
sunhurn p'msles and other affections Of the skin only
needs trial To establish in the good opinion of those who
require it, Price so cents For sale by the quantity or
single boz by A. b, & ID. SANDS, Druggists
my222w ~ and 100 Fulton 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

VANDEHWEkkEN, manufacturer of Cabs, Omuibusse
Stage Coaches, Railroad Cars &e, Of Hamiltos
bruen and MeWhorer streets near the Railroad Depo
Newark NJ has already finished and Of forward
ness upwards Of haRdrsd Of the newly invented
seat two or four persons.
B. The public cautioned against any infringe
the improved Cabs. les Ana
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05
vi E2EE FkELS
AND PHENiX BiTsTERS.
4 POSITIVE CURE FOR FEVER HAGUE

"a POSITIVE CGKi5 % EEvEk &sAGuE
rnu .s Ann b. u. ! aas no. = Z. ..;,. !.
a w h.'. rs saa ,sa anu aa rtop p .,m'"s sl"aH -: 60 =
a osie upon me 'omae Is a."ays requisite iu
.ne Promonon OF soana neaNh-l' s,''nu'a'f a.ses :
uon' anu Keeps the la.esu.a' es'ai ifse ron v
oosractloas. IN the ihier.oI sat'aeso OF ne hser
: = p1cu'iar osadaer, y VIZ, ss p.ae > Hrst pls'
s,r oe'hs 'or"ica "a W lIsei rom y p.ooa'
Ahenee = passes '"to u.e s.o'iasn AM 'us%s. rs
- saia'es .ia ih'ises.ieh iAas VIZ 80, WY. =
coss'se. ua .oe othet manu- "a oNeraaun'a.'s =,
osle eanses requiem Naasea al ~ s,osan., anu
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05
3octrp.
The io!iowing fIncse contain u sl1npie. vet beau
tifui answer, to the objections SO often made by

The following iIncss contain u simple, vet bra,
tifu' answer, to the objections SO often made l.
persons wien urged TO unite in some entcrpriz
ofpab'ie utility, viz: II haze no i;nJaueacs:"
What iflhe little rain would say
so small a drop as
Gan noer refresh hose thirsty fields
III larry III the ssy"
What Il shining beam of noon
Should il it f,untain stay,
Because its fesh'e light alone
Canno; cr.atea day?
Doth not zach ra~in4lrop help to form
The cool. refreshing shower;
Aldevery ray Of iigaI to warm
Aud baau,ify tie flower.
A MOTHER's LA MENT,
OK TN DEATH Of Az ONLY son.
Fran Me Knsch ~rjor!her.
Thou bright ana star,ike .piri;!
That in my Visions wild
l sec AliI heavens s~,rartic host,
Oh! canst .hon be my child!
My grief Il quenched in wonder,
And pride arrests my signs:
a branch from :his unworthy stock
Now tlossofns in tie skics'
= y II
Nor ia thyiongue less tkl'fu!;
Ecfar. the throne divine
'Tis pleading for a mothers veal,
RAs once she prayed for thine!
IN What bliss is born Of sorrow!
lis never sent in ,%ail.:
Tie heavenly surgeon Hairas 10 gave
He gives DO useless Pa;u.
Or God, to eaN us Aome,sasd, =
HIS only Son sent doun;
and nor, stu more to tempt us there,
HIS tuhen npouf cUn.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05

7 NNHEsHoscrIbef mas located himself IN the ftWn
D. Of Baton Rouge At t1e old stand. lately &c
eupicd by RaeSe FitzsRatrics, where all kiads Of
Watches, Clocks, Ofgaas.a,a Music Boaes viii
be ~reraired on the shortest notice and III .is~best
style. He has on hani spectacle glasses Of all
colours and suitable for all ages, WHICH he will fit
in AT a reduced price. All kinds of 3cvefry t,lsn-
dftl in a neat manner. Hehas also all Akinds es
Jewelry for sale, low for Cash. a
Ref renee may he made 70 Capt. senrls, s.
Hyatt aud P. a. Walker.
oc'ia-.' C. MOORE.
fE7-oti gold and silver taken in payment for
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05
u 8.

Taken up en- The LIST INST. by Wm. Thomas on
his plantation abaut SIX milessfrdna Baton Rouge,
n large led COW. swallow fork id The left ear and
branded 'sF'. II - on tie right hip. Said Gov has
a cali. my I3
TAssS up on the e5th inst. by Daniel Hickey,
on the p~ianta,ion Of Caldwell and Hickey, miles
below Baton Rouge, a bay ifoRsE,i4 hands high,
about 6s ears old, black and heavy name and tail,
a Hack spot on his right hip. his nose and face
white. n. a. WALKER, ~
Feb 90 s RaBscr.,
TA9rs up by A. II. LcgeiHre on his plsnta-
tion aaca,t i miles from town on the ist Inst, 4 black
HORSE, viii. a blaze face and "a slit III The left
ear. ahou, Is years old. al .
#TAKEv up by Jas II Allison, about g miles
from Baton Rouge, on the Liberty roaAaln Wed,
nesday 25,h March, Al sorrel MARE about -
hands high, white streak in the face, iest hind
font white, 4 white LAX round the right fore foo:
aud a couple Of white spots on the right lind leg
about 81 years DID, \. Wang Ranger.
Taxes up by Mr. w. w. Written living on
the Amite % miles from Baton Rouge IN this par
ish on the 1st April. a chesnut sorfsl MARE, four
ysats OLD, fourteen hands and 4 thigh, a small
white spot in the face.
All g. r. A. WAI.sEn, Ranger.
a TAKES uyy on ihe Isl. April 1870, . Red and
e White Cow, no brand, marked a crop IN the 'fitl
81 ar and tp,o small ~sI,itsin the rigt, ear, about
four years ois,and d calf not ma rked-byN Nathan,
iel Grayiess abou, ) mi'esfrcm Baton Rorge.
all g. ~ r. A. WALKER, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING, AMI
REPAIRING or GAREfAGEs.

-A Z i yHE sapscriber bsgs leave Il
AAa~lA il,fora, his friends. and the
k gassssssA pubic in general that As has
sgs1aSSA moved hissaapto Iafayet;e 81,
opposite the .duisiana Branch Bank, where he. is
pfepared-tn carry on the jsSall It's
rar;ous braf,ches. and be bnpesto merit share
oftl,e public patronage 3 wi warrant lis work
to be well done. Those who vi h tosparchase
saadsesor harness, Of have my frPaifiiSsbn thelf
carriage, are inyitad " cali ardexam'nehis work
flc has nov on hand a quantity of tine and COIN
MOI saades,s &c.
Rsfsrencs-Capt. Q. ssarlesyJ. i Layet and
Joseph Menard. 49,.
Aug 8 &c q. W.teEtSDEHS.a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05
T.. Z. LANDRK,& co

b nRUGGGISl,s md pothec ariss .andw!'nle
- sale deaiefsan Medicines 0as and Falpls
English aud French Chemicals. Window Glass
Perflmeties. Varnishes Dye st,iffs, Specs &c. .
Their store 3 rtlhe present IS a, No..II9 Julia
street. one dearsffom corner of Camp.
nm. p Pafrcn1al ;tttenlion will be paid to
-ptittia a Up amily m ~,diciheA. med;ciseshests aud
nrdersfram The Country generally. Landry & ca.
inviie planters AMI me htn,cs 70 give them a Gail.
New 0rieais, J unc s III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05
NEW ORLEANS Il RiYOU SARA
sxsazn pACKEY.

TaafITT-AaAsHD yTyHEE splendid Steam Boat
rrseszsfzsMMEEf BRILLIANT, :
{ali State Roo.as,) leaves New Orleans every
Wednesday, at le O'Clock, a. M, for Bayou Sara;
aud for. New Orleans, every Saturday at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and Baton Rouge at 4tio'ciock,P. NJ.
" For freisht or passage, apply to Capt. JESSE
HART, on board, ADAMS * WnnrlLL. New Orr
cans. or to NJ. SLOAN, Baton Rouge.
January 10. 1883 -l9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05

Eald YETI aHicky.

NO. So, CANAL sli., NEW ORLEANS
Ed ESPECTFuLLY inform, their friends and
"a the planters generally in. the vi Unity 81 I}a-
ton Rouge, thar theyare now confines to.the Fac
forage & Cominissioi Business alone; and they.
hope, from their close application to business. 10
receive a ~sharesofs public patronage.
aI,aast 3-35 AEa ~NlT%
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05

ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOK

+AE ZL L 4Ez.E .4M3
". HE Eclectic series Of School Broks hasbesn
undertaken by a few unsiring lab1rcrs 10 the cause
of education, for the purpose IL furilsst.i,.g the
West and Soufh with a complete. uniform apd
improved series OF schonih3oks, cpmmeacing Will,
she Alphabet. The effort has proved. rn1plcatly
successful. The books are highly approved and
.e.,ensi ely adopted. The sale isIbelieved "a &c
wi,hcu ut parallel ID the United States. More Than
four hundred taousani copies have been published
during the short time they have been befote the
public. The following works eonip Use the seraes,
all Of which are s'ersoiypsd.
Eclectic primer, eclectic s~peliiat BOOK, eciectni
first reader, eclectic seroadzfeadefs eelsctic fhird
reader, eclectic fodrts feader, ecleEtic Afithn,etie,
Rays little arithmetic designed FOR very sinai chill
dren. and AZ az intr ,d,ac,ioa 10 the -ecieeric s.arith-
metic Rays rules and iaDses in hIiihnstic : the
moral ins,rnclos, bs Miss Y. e. Heeeher. M,,ci,
has of late been ssia~nn the s,oject of Moral In
s,ruc,ion.a This work is designed as q reading
book, and is admirably adapted 70 meet such
wants. Mans6eid's political GRAMMAR OF NE
United States. This work IS desibned To exhibit
a complete view OF the 1heory and Pfselce OF ~
General and State governments with TN elaiinns
between them. Adapted 30 thu ise Of Schools
and colleges. Mason's Young Ministries i juye-
nile MUSIC book. For sale b.
GEO. M.HEaoaAs,
is Bookselievl& Sistiofen
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05
y. Rs @
AcKsAirH & FOUNDER CHURCH SIRE

BLACKSMITH q FOUNDER cHUacII sTKEET, z
Baton-Rorge.
q p FSPIlCTf uf.L.Y informs the Planters that
IL be mases all kinds ofaagsiculspral tonis,s
suci, as plonsbs, ma ttoeks, GcsyaIid that he viii
attend 10 r~efaiiing machinery On plantatioas,,
miiIs,ss,gar boilers Sc; and ibat he will also make
and repair lightning rods aud chains. Whenever
his presence is required on plantations, he will 90
for the purpose Of perfofmi,sgan any important work.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05
no. 30.
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT:


The scenery amid which We are
born and brought up, If We remain
long enough therein to have passed
that early period If existence on
which memory seems to have no hold.
sinks, as if it were. into thc spirit III
man. twines itself Intimately with
every thought. and becomes a part Of
ms being. He can never cast it of,
any more than he can cast off the body
III which the spirit acts. Almost ev-
cry chain of bis ihoaght is linked at
d" r"int t" the magical circle which
bounds his youths ideas: aud even
when latent. and it, no degree knnwn,
1t IS still present. affecting every feel
ing and every fancy. and giving a bent
OF his " to all our words and our
deeds.
have heard a story Of a girl who
was a captive tn some Eastern prince
and wore upon her sntle a bright
S''iden ring. She learned to lave her
master ~dr,otcdly. and was as happy
as she could be in his love. Adorcd.
adornc;! and cherished. she g. t beside
him one day III all the lomp of East
efn state. when her eye fell upon the
golden ring round her ANGLE. which
custom had rendered so light that she
ha'Lforg'tten altogether. The tears
instantly rose to her eyes as she look
ed Upon it. and her love divinimg all
atonce. asked. Wit, look Of ~rrproach.
"Nenld you be free !" She cast her.
sell upon his bosom and answered,
''Nevcr :"
Thus often the Inks that bind US to
early scenes and places in which VIC
have passed happy or unhappy hours,
are nnobserved and rorgotten;t till some
casual circumstance turns our eyes
thItherward. But If any onc should
ask us whether we should sever that
chain. there Is scarcely one fine mind
would not answer, Never The
passing Of our days may be painful.
Tue early years may be checked with
grief and care, nhkiudncss and frowns
may w:itl'er the smiles Of bsyhood, and
tears bcdew the pxtl' Of youth /: yet
nevertheless " hen We stand and look
PACK in latter life, and letting Memory
over ove" the past. prepared to light
where she will. there is no period in
II! the space laid ont before her. ovcr
Which her wings fluttcr so ioyfulIy, or
N which she would SO much wish to
'auSe; as the time Of our youth. The
wills of the days are forgotten /; the
Genes in which those days past, are
detached from the sor.
ows that eheckcred them, and the
right misty light Of lifc's first sun.
Use still gilds the whole prospect with
glory not its own. 1t is not alone
owever. after long years have passed
way and crushed out the gall from
,rrow endured, that fine enchanting
arc awakened by the scenes
J which our carly days have gone by.
nd that thrill Of association is felt
all its joyfuIness. acting as an an
dotc to tho poisonous sorrows which
ten mingle with our cup
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05

~ Was committed to the ;sil at Baton
Roase onthe 9Th of July ls+Oa negro
$50 man who caiis himself Harry. or ST.
@Ntf mon, s feet S inti.es hieh about 25
MNZ years Of age and says he belongs to
7"Se1@0 Major jesse Willis, of New Orleans.
The owner is requested TO comply With the law
and take him away. III ea
% Was Brought 10 the depot at Datou
Rouge on the. 9th August $40, a ne
ANT gro boy who calls himself Peter, s.
ssTT/ fee, 1 ieei, high, about 90 years Of age
ENZ and SAYS he belongs to Bsp,iste Par
sasfaa8"a l9te. The owner is requested to eonls
ply with the law and take him away.
a22 es b. BRYAN, Tailor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05
BATON ROUGE GUARDS

BATON q GUARIS =!
M conformity with orders. Issued by Lieut.. CO...
Mussenden commanding lith kegt. Loufsi-
ania Militia, dated August 18th .sl0. Rs,as
Rouge Guards are ordered to parade on Friday
The eleventh day OF September next, At half pas,
eight O'Clock A. Nj, armed and qaippea in NC
~coria,ce with lie constitution and bye-la~ ~ Of tho
company, aud prepared ior review aud inspection.
Rendr xvoas in trent OF the Court House.
By order CT the Captain,
IAMEs "COPPER". @. g
~, D., ~ , An,,% sSA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05

a. MATFA has received on consignment the
following invoice Of goods:-T'ea barrels l,ier'-
or. low price coyniac brandy ten bbls Holland gin,
two quarter casks Did port wire. two quarter
casks Malaga wine, twelve dozen|chanaFaisn Aiis-
sissippi brA.d, twelve boxes tosnstD cataup tsvetyss
hoxcsmlshroosn catsapstweive boxes pepper sauce,
fifty barrels whistcy, fifty kegs gcaf nd, three RI
Acs superior quality, twenty saeke cotlse, Twelve
boxes natural syrup. A part of the fafsssAmed
articles will be sold 1T p,,hlic auction this DAY az
10 O'Clock A. NJ, atAhe store FORMERLY occuPiee
BY j. D.. Stuart Esq.
il7 % &sE &K &aA &9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05

I'D ECEIVEDa consignment of Twilied Linz
ID sey, Plain Linsey, Saddles, Corn Mills;
Ore splendid. Mahogany Be8s, For sale al
the New Orleans whole sale prices.
4sanay 23-l5 "A. malta.
r s. Gafh adyaRces made on all kind of CON
SHNs M4F+I%@NH& %NsW&a M~r @k
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05
Dr.N. H a x.
DENTIST. (.

IL Rouge. He respectfully pn offers hfs SERVICES
to his patrons for the performance Of all operations
OF Dentistry and re-attention to former operations
Office one door North Of JOHN Reid, inroom for-
merly occupied by A. Dcsali, ESQ. 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05
Mice.

NJ 8
FEyHE .ndefsigusd havss,fue honor to inform the
ladies and gentlemen Of BstSn Rouge and
sisiaitSy r, that lhey lsavr Just r%feeivfa an ampls
assor,.nen. OF fresh goadx ssepasisting of all safie-
ties pf fasry ffg gnod WHO, they offer for sale
at the lowest cash prices: and expect the patron
eye of the public by theirs triet altealion to husi
cess. ~
B.sAsaak & d srEsws.
30 Is Corner 0. Lafase,te ana { march =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05
DR.. e.. II. Williams

sSuE5 soN DENTIST AND OcuLisr Earos RouGE E.
ESAS removed his office In Ills residence ii
Al Third street one door above Church sstresrs
and third door south OF DR. r F Harvey. 80