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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-14

VIZ POSTSCRIPT.
w have Messrs Tiden's facisrfor the people
and pefoggng certificates but they may be assured that
they cannot induce the public to pay erta price for
stoves premium for obtaining patent other mems
inventions They think, fher lives spared long
enough they shall somebody Their theats per-
fecy harmless, for they dare not and 10 trial
they know their patent would then be decided uod and they
woulhave nothing to buster about IL they by any
be in iuced bring suit and 10 trial Mr.
Holmes will then have opportunity Of telling his story
under odh and have no fears for the result.
Oct. g. If WEBB AND co,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-14
WAY PASSENGERS

taken and left at Tyngsboro' and North Chelmsford
Fare lromNashua 10 Lowell so cts. From Nashua
to Boston 81 so.
On the arrival Of the at Nashua, stages leave
for all parts of New Hampshire, Vermont, New
York and Canada, via Amoskeog, Concord, Keeno,
Charleston, n. II. Windsor, Braueborough VT, &c.
Books kept at the Stage Office, Nos. and II
Elm street, BOSTON and the Northern and Wos-
tern Railroad and Stage Office in front of the De-
pot LOWELL, where seats can be secured in any
Of The Coaches, and correct information obtained
specting the different stage routes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-14

T TlLDEN would respectfully give notice that
IL. he has obtained letters patent a new and i'm
proved cooking stove, with an elevated oven, and there
by secured to himself the exclusive privilege of maxi
ing and vending said loves for fourteen years. TaIs
slove unes great simplicity OF construction with econ.
OIL and convenience in all lis operations, and has
ven exceeded the most sangulne expectations OF the
inventor. also given the perfect satisfaction 10
all who have used it, The fire arch Of this stove Is
large aud will take in wood three eet in length
there three boilers arranged this arch IN such
manner that they come in immediate contact with
The fire, Opposite and directly back OF theee boilers
are three pillars which support the oven. This oven
largo and Of beautiful constructions and IS elcva
ted fifteen inches above the top plate. Inside OF these
three valves or hampers SO constructed that the
fire may be th!owr into any part of The stove a
pleasure, thus enabling the user 10 bring the heat to
bear upon any one all OF the boilers al the san
time The back plate OF the fire arch is triple curv g.
plate, and forms semiccIe around each OF the DO IL.
ors which prevents the heat from escaping into he
fines without passing directly under The centre oil ca oh
heller.
The inventor would here sa'e that he has dspoi ed
Of three four;bs of said patent 10 his brothers, he
equally interested with him in the concern, and
are doing business in the name and under the frn o.
L. & w. TlLDEN & CO.
tE}eL. & w. 1iden g. Co. arG,now prepared It
supply Merchants, Tinmen and others, who navy lst
10 engage IN the business, with any quantity OF cthe
Stoves at short notice, and the most liberal lei ms
not forgetting 10 earnestly solicit call from all wht
intend 10 buy stove before purchasing elsewher e.
They would say with The utmost confidence thai this
stove surpasses any thing Of the kind oiere
the public and are induced 10 make this slater uen
from The fact that all who have had opportuni ~ o
testing their value back them up in this posilio NJ
Hundreds Of certificates might be produced, Lu W.
lieve that nothing less than fair trial can full.
convince any one of the facilities of all lis operat ions
| Don't forget 10 call and see for yourselves.
SOuth Barre hua 4th, 1910, 81 :tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-14

and Co.; Warren, J. B. Ralph; Waterbury, d. w.
Carpenter; Wsits6eld, Foster and Morse.
Buy oflhem, only L you would avoid deception
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH, NJ. d.
Sole proprietor Of Brundreihs Vegetable Universal
Pills in the United States Of Ayerica and the Cana
das.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-14
n III = IIO II U CV'
No, III Genesee st., Utica, N. Y.
6NOUGH, ASTHMA, SPLITTING BLOOD
v OF 60 YEARS STANDING, CURED BY
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
From Atkinson's Philadelphia Eve. Post.

From Alknson's Phlladelphla Eve. fosf.
Philadelphia, August 18th, 1888.
Mr. Atkinson-Dear SIR: 1t has been my mslor-
tune 10 labor under a cough and asthmatical oppres-
sion, for moe than half a century. When soldier
in the American camp, in IT'S, with many others,
owing to great exposure, had a violent attack of d
ease of the lungs, by which was disabled from duty
for q long time. S.nce that period until recently,
have never been free from violent cough and diff
Guilty ofbreathing. Year alter year have expector-
ated over gill day; often much more, and some
times mix ed with blood. For months together, isht
after uish, have had TO set be bolsered up 10
obtain my brsalh. The weakness and debility caus-
ed by srch constant cxpecoration frequently 6Tou hi
me TO stale bordering on DEATH II has been mai
Ter OF astonishment TO my family and friends that
am here to write this TO YOU have ha ii kIul ply
sicans TO attend me, and every thing done that was
thought likely to give me relief, without any beneh-
cial effect Last winter had another very severe
attack OF inflammation Of the lunes, which July ex
| pccted ould be The last. then considered my
as past the aid oil medicine when was persuaded TO
cali in DR. jayne. With the assistance oil Divine
Providence, through him | was once moro raised
from my bed, but The coughing and wheeling wearl-
ed me day and night. lie advised me 10 use his ex-
pec,or6nt | did so, with a strong hope that as II
had cured man, oil my acquaintance OF various DIS
eases OF the lungs, might at least mitigate my sui
ferings. Need say how graIhed feel! IL mas
effecually cured me. As soon as | commenced Ia
king it, ! found it reached my case, and began TO
breath with more freedom. My expectoralion be-
came easy, and my cough entirely leli me. now
| feel as well as ever | did in my life, ard am better
Than have been for the last sixty years. Last sum
mer spit great deal OF blood; now, thank God, am
| perCectly cured. Now, sir, after suffering go long,
and finding at last such gnal relief from Dr. Jayne's
Expec,o,ant, feel anxious 10 inform my fellow ciIi-
zens where relief may be had.
NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen.
! No. IS Lombard street.
| MI Harris has long been a worthy member, 1--WE
believe Deacon OF the First Baptist Church IN this
city, ard implicit confidence may be placed in his as
serons Editor ofihe Post.
| The above valuable medicine may be had, whole
sale and retail at JAYNE'S DRUG AND CHEM
ICAL STORE, No 90 South Sd street, Phade phia,
and f P WALTON e. SONS, Montpelier. W.
This Expecorant never fails 10 cure Asthma or re-
lieve Cough. 70
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BIBLES,

A excellent assortment ni large and small Poly
N glot and Tuck Bibles and Testamcnts, Just
ceived and for sale by L. P. WALTON, & SONS.
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NASHUA & LOWELL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
fsxssss.ya1 fy.x,sxry-1 t7.z-zsz, Ezas=s II
~ ssssss-s s3;Ssa5Sts f 4 2g$


~ Passenger Trains will run follows:
Leave the Depot Of this Lowell road in
Boston at 7 IL and II 10 A NJ, and p NJ.
Nashua at "a A, M. 10 M. and 3-4 p, M.
Lowell ats "a A NJ, 10 ga, and 6 I NJ.
or Immediately on the arrival of the from Bos-
ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-14
CLEAR THE WAY FOR TILDEN'S
IMPROVED COOKING STOWE

Montpelier, Sept II, 1910, 20.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-14

NEW GOODS.-BALDWIN & SCOTT have
~ received large supply OF New Goods which they
will sell on as good terms os can DO had any where
Montpelier, Sept. 25. I'M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
Conditions or the Gazette.

No subscriptions. taken for ! ~sItnrier psriod tbs
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mencement Of the latter six months Of each year.
Should any one by removal or otherwise wis, to
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and Flrrr CESrsf for each subsequent insettiSA
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Advertise meats usless otherwise ordered will
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and charged accordingty. ~
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-,...oa, 80, %
IRRESPECTIVE . IHE 7OkRfBA-
IT, 2 ie1u6A
re College, q % a.esntte esnineacc'
commanding al ~ qP'se sssw g ue Mississ.pps,
the Iown Of skale Etsouse snd ~ .sielishdui en-
virohs, = 49, go. saipssseu sns Sesnty end
nesitlla aa % situation, VI any Literary essahs
Ilsaa2 es1wthe country. Somprehendins the 90.
Ds1seso o = csty isslaen0ssanu .he som! ors anu re
uts1nept oIa rnrai yelling; = Is parsien,slly sdsp-
.ed. % y1ang gstuemen IN .9e pursuit o.
uoH. VINE n - removes ftom tue eDadenaaskH
aise,Pat'on, and psg':s OF iArge cite, 4 siforae
ample oppertunfties .or exercise e pure atr, tor
Study ahtt sei,ose. ltiese asivAntssesy Asserary M
stsiuois. " ~ oHntries,sAM1s 11soesg sought;
tsaenr ~thaffthe College q neeca heakes ia -
est TO location 4 has oDtxs1ee nearly all that r.
d%esirable. -
~ the Eng - leparsment uae attention VIII pc
"a u urtho;raphy, renmAnshiP, hri!hmet,ck
6eo2fafhy 6ramiiAr,y fiidoiys isheeorieS. Eig-s
isut'on' algebra, 1sonaetry, Mshlernae.cas. Book
kecp'ny, hotany, M.nsss,osy Cnera,st,y. Astron-s
Politics! Eeonoay,, tic Constitution D euisi.na,
snd OF the United states asd criticism IN refers
ence 70 letters ana tifs En,s sAtts; sna IN the de-
inartinsat @ ancient ~ oaernsAs ,lers1aee, to
ther spsclsa' fre'ch- ! Z, ana Grsek 'angusgeA
Inc College year isS sded into two Sessions,
oo.nItenenlin 3es.y. , outs ~eeAs. ~ nss' oes-
sion peGsns on ". IGN 0i January 8nd ends On
the assar.asy OF July. Tie secohe. 0nmenees
Q" ,he - Monasy 2. Sepaemner, and terminates
-" a..e u.'ru aaonaas ~ l.eee'nDer. Inc periods
.aserssssnS - lne .EesMar vscauons. ~ tne
sloss = .ne sseepa Ssss'on : coamsnsea9n VIII
= neiu, anu $3.50 sDHeTreu, ses1rsns 20 grea-
I - ~ .ns PFasreses usually conferred ~ ~
o' Mn y. 1ass = n'.1n sac. 81. H...,.-.
w s.ausn : 1''I = : aua,'uea luD Scs,sss Tor q
~ pesloa ulan one session. &na " c"arSes TOT
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aassspu ~ ! V 'naue. = 'ossS snmet eAceps IN
e 49, - !. ss .a':'n s'eAnsss. 49, ssscenl - re-
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.s.s s : n,a..s " !. " ..g.iss osusn, ohs PAL;
!. : 49,. q S.s = = I. !" a.," W.. u napssns, anu
49, :. ~. - = s1se@passO AaSoiie-
s's ~. ..s. .-r.p..-. -.
so ne 0a.aIssto y y : u.t'ss = ~ s0ra
1Di,ese year, aaa az we same rale 10 sposssr Pc
a ...:asa fa msnuans ny ~asnsns 81 VI = res
gusreu ~ e same per'oa' ~ s1ts ezgenee5
y, "a sSNness, 81 nsrsyse, sA!usR ~ nsf4e
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1ooAs aug suAonsrys - nSANe orleans retail
q .sss., -
.hs msnosrso 2. Ssliese ~ ce irees and
- per.ee.IlDer, 20 Iollov any crsed 70 respect te3
Snf'st'a,aty. Leckures on Morah Science MI
pro.aoiy.he gwen 70 the college Cnspsl, On Son-
aay sysn'ass a.h, rem 'tudssss; With me psrniss'oa
49, a n.ss..' ana : .o ,n.. ss. : ~ ySaas l1 ra 70 Az
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Truth ia Pouer-&ome men say wealth il pow
4 some that knowledge is power, souae this
talsnt i; power; but there Is an apothsgm ,hat J
would place on high above them all, when !
assert tha, Truth il power. Wealth cannot rar
chase, talent tefufe. knowledge cannot ossrrssch.
authoiisy cannot silence her; they all, ike Fslix.
tIemble ct her presence.
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81
sTHRrx young men cot over The Rhine.
WhereS soe&hosisrs bella good wi,c.
Is your wing hIight!- is your ala strong.
Say. "htre hss youfyoua dlsgasr goe@r
my ale and WING ar frcatssrd c,cs:
w daughsss ties spss her tiaa,r!
p1A1en all three u her en- Der went, ias
Asd avsr t'erbiask seii1 b-rt :
The First ahe pail from tar coffin tnok,
49, gave he dead q u.eurnfoi hook;
An! ware MT death upon thy beow, {.
ssDeautifsl MsiJ! ia Esc thee howl!
The Second slowly left the pisce.
and whHe the ,edss stole down his fse.
z 'AiasMsAsPigh'd, .,hai thou art gone,
W.sD tsse Issed 50 we'll. so long,
~,
The Tfsifd then riasp'd her TO his breas,,
Fondlyhesc GOLD. pale lips he press'd;
i ever awe thee! -,ove lhee silf
1e1stiful maid!-I ever wit!' M.
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BAToN RoudE FEMALE ACADEMY.
cosnuerEDsr Mn. AMI ms. FISHER.

~
MYTH respectful confidence, 10 place cur.
w selves thas publiclybefore the comnunity,
to solicit that patronage which In assidu0us deyote-
ment 10 he moral and Intellectual Interests oil
those committed to our tuition b~espeakA As coupled
WITH md greatly assisting the faithful teacher. We
have From the commene enlent of oar teaching, pro-
retied on the inductive principle, Introducing that
series oftooks as fast rs we could, without put
ting parents to unnecessary expense. The inductive
ist6e course pursued in the most intelligent parts
Of 4 urope, and the most popular in the world.
Mere responsibility was not the object aimed at, at
the opening of this school, but that superiority to
whickAhility and experiences, combined With 4 la
boriaus aud csnsciencions discharge Of the teachers
duty stfaits. 10 this we havs NOT been disappeintcd.
. the average number Of our pupils, together with
theirpfdgress show
Weaaye made provision for a most valuable Ii
brary for our school containing a great variety OF
rare and valuabie reformation, upon almost every
subjects We have ordered from New York and
shall receive such apparatus as is neSe ssary 70 *
plain the different scienses. We shall also re-
ceive books aud dictionary, 4 any kindssand to any
amount. atorder directly from New Ye4k.
No pains will be spared, to obtain and enforce
tie priiaciples Of the bea authors. Our aim IN The
q The rss?sstive CHASED. Is te sssift cut
the whole idea. = kNM
The accommodations Of our boardi6y depart
ment are extensive.
Board and Cation 5000 per sannuus payable
IN Alliance. Washing an extra charge.
30 per quarter. Gee 81 instrument 81
;srs made eresp. IL esses 81 sserioos sickness.
The soprse q ths studies edAbrAces every de
,arfment ~ II engEsh education. The ornannen-
a brap4hks. including she'll and wax work; xloe
plain and fancy needle work, alan the Greek md
Ianxnsgessh ea requested will receives psr-
seutaf attentions
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

lec1 ing Jgrecefnsness and dignity. We arose
itea& 5eavs of4Ae,n, and cros1d u little vale, GOV
cred with 4 charming sAen ,ulf. sit.ady il
d minated HI The soft light Of .he full moon. i
'soou afisF jaisdag our companions q, Gang
our ne15<t nrA, atx Iince and his a.sacid,cs, pals
US a sisi.. W4s4ses,td them with s,he bss. far.
lssshaJ. living ill hi. TING p~tssssssd MI spiri,u,,
ms more kN&
They ieh Us Nth pesfS cheer
tu'ness, wishing u.k and u.
tired 10 their oaeN cam SSsJ Of n.y.
SIC with them, sso.,sisf ", sptd ,
rattisapurd, tbty snssrtd1 fsae nighs
with tkeifm asis, sossl as& 1919.
There iss Iansai-binx s~efine.s shsl niela, holy
a.sAasthe Indian ~eonviviai sonss, especially IF the
adtsf<2k Sslsss. irresi-tih'y moving attention.
- Es4iiNtiy pleasing. Especially ia tasir
scltletysAkaesses, When all nature iss
Travellers who have be ~ amooS&4 n n,eye
reeerftilnes. before they had emf n their
present desperate struggle. rrprFE 4brn il
much the s,ta'e light; as leading a pheasant, indo-
lent HE. in q climate that regui,ea litis&as 7hsiles or
%fiotliing, and where the epen,anoous ffsjfs 81 the
eastfsiurnisilsd Subsistence without Toll. A cf.an!y'
racsRdetghtins ia bathing, passing much Il their
under the shade Of thai, trees, " til hesps Of
oranges and other fire fruits for their refresh tnent;
laughing, Jancing and Sleeping
1s~ry chief bed q fan hanging TO his side, fi,ade1
Of feathers Of ~ Wild turkey, the Beautiful pink
colored crane. ~ Tie scarlet Aamineo. With this
be would Sit and fan himself with grea, .tsieli.
ness, while the young people danced before bin.
fhe wofnen joined 10 the dances with the men.
excepting the war-dances. Tn - wore strings Of
tortoise shells and pebbles round tasif irss which
raitled in Cadence to the music. They were treat
ed with more attention among the Sominoles than
amoug most Indian tribes.
ORIGIN OF THE WHITE, THE RED.
@ AND TIE BLACK MEN.
n4EI4= zG
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ECLECTIC sCH0UL

49, @ -
u HE Eclectic series Of Scheol BeokeAas heen
undertaken BY a few untiring laboFsss d te cause
of education, for the purpose of fussisaing the
West and South with a complete, unsfos14s xnd
improved series n school books, cQnsr1g~4 With
the Alphabet. The effort has prsss4 cSnp491&
successful. The books are highly sppsosed.e14
extensi' ely adopted. Ths sale is bslieS1 ~ -
wi,h.ut at parallel in the United States. than
four hundred thousand copies have bee4 80
during the shnrt time they have bean 49, ne
public. The follawieg works comp isc the res
all of which are sier,dfyped.
Eclectic primer, eclectic speIHug book, ecfscts1
first reader, eclectic second reader, eclectic thin
.eaaer, eclectic fourth reader, eclectic ~arishmetseS
Ray'slitile arithmetic Designed for very small ehsly
dren, and a. an introduction To the sc!sctic arians
metie: Rags rules and tables in arithmetic 8 lhe
tnoral instructor, wv Miss G. e. sBseches. Seleh
has of late brea said on the subject Of Neral IN
stsuction. This work Is designed as = reAding
book, and is admirably adapted to n,esf s.seh
wants. Mans6eIdss political grammar III -
United States. This wurk tsdesigaei 70 exh'hlk
a crmple.s view Of THE Theory rid Practice Of L
Geasrsi ard State governments, with the rslaanng
berwses Ghpm. Adapted 70 the use Of schoois
and colissS& Mas,n's YeSs. Minstre, 4 juse-
nile music book. For sal, b.
GIo. VI. HEaoHAS,
Bookseller & Stasioner.
Ration Rouge. mas liz n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

Taken Up on the Isl inst. by IN. .Th6tnas on
his plantation about sx mites from Baton Rouge,
a large ,ei COW, swallow fork IN thslrft ear ND
branded .sF. II on the righthip. Said cowt
a rait. T9 IL
I,xxS an on the asth inst. by Daniel Hickey,
on the plantation Of caldwell and Hickey, . miles
below Baton Rouge, 4 bay HOUSE,, ~ hands high,
about 6 years old, black and heavy name ~ tail,
a black spot on his right hipb lis H9se and face
white. X. A.. WALKER,
Feb % s Rasser.
TAxsx % BY A. n. Lsrendre on his pianta-
tiou about 4 miles from town nn She lst iusts = black
HORSE, with d blaze face aad h SIN 10 The left
car. aho,, IS wears old. al 8
TAxxs Up 6y Jas H Allison, about % miles
from Baton Rouge, on the Liberty road, on We'd
nesday 2Sth March. . sorr-l MARE, about ID
hands high, white streak in the face, left hind
foot white, ! white streak round the right fore foot
and q couple Of white spots on the right hind leg
about SIX years Old. "a "AI Rsa.s.
Taxes up by Mr. W. W. whirea n,ios :
the Ami,e q miles from Batoa Rage II this par
ish on the lst April. . cuesnut szkst Mas, foue
years old, fourteen hands aud d H&i9high, u small
white spot IN the face.
TAKEN up on the Isl April ts4D,<s Red and
White Cow, no bsnnd, s4tked scropin tnssaeft
ear and two small splitsM the right ear, abc".
four years old ,auds cAif not msrksd-by Nathau-
tel Grayless aboat s miles from Baton Resge.
all 9 p. A. WALKER, Reagsr.
Takea up BY N. Grayiess 5 miles ffoMaBatoa
Ronse, a brind!ed COW and calf, marksda crop
and unierbit in the right ear, upper half Cross in
the left. branded III P.s,up the side snd on the
hip with = siag'e ssr = about four ysas ou.
Calf not marked.
Aug 90 %
(" NOTICE.
he subscriber has I large lot Of lumber ofdif-
ferent qualities, superior afkisls white pine. Low
for cash. sAxk0BERr BEE.
aI8 70 #M
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WANTED.

NJ a xeat,easss xsi iii l.dy. ~ havs been
: loas engaged In female s8seasioa NJ sli<t.
bic situation. as principals or aEFemale Seniina@
ry The lady is 1 Pruf. Of Music. tesrtes DrsH
ing. painting, and various kinds az needle works
The most satisfactory testimonials will Z pressn-'
ted AAdress AS. E.. A. Iitas Rock. Ark ansas
HHhARRELS rectifed whiskey received on
40 81 A. Malta.
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Or. FKKE

HAS essusned., and Il a6xI& located il Baton
II Ron respectfully rrofesahis services
to his patf6nsfort the reriosmanss oe II aperatioe1
O Denti stry Aad te-attention to forakr Operations.
ofi1ee one d..or North of John Reid**lM room for-
merry occnpIed By a. DtsaIl, Esq: 81
IN f N0ticc.
LIE usdehteaed hasiag rssumed the prscllce
o. me Law, teadsrs profsssiona1 services to
THOMAS GIBBss MORGAN.
Baton Rsns-.sM March ~, 1899. -6
1asnes A.. E4am Amos Adams,
~ md ColnseIlors III Law, viii
prasi:se coajoins3 the Sd, 4th. and Oh
Judicial Dtstricts~04a Baton Rouge neaf the
Court House.
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NIX. J DEVOTE has the honor Of informing
ly she ladies aud ge%nsiemem of sBa'on Ra,gf
and his pupils, thai he will commence his course
Oh the fist OF tie arsns6 of Septemhsrs He ~iII
teach the steps and fg,Tes in dancing ard waltz
ing in the ros, modern style. q D as
/ rerms-m the College and dftier iasfift lions,
S24 per Quarter. Private lessons 4a2 for f2
tickets. Lessons n the evening classes, s. per
mouth. All persons desiring to take lessons are
referrsd 10 the Hon Judge ressier, Col A. Malta,
l.. Bonnecaze and S. Henderson.
Sept IL 50
- UsTIkEcEIVED; TIE Pa,hhad+r 2sol.
ID Jacob Sheppard ? vofy,Eool of Qualisy 2 sol,
Home ii Jb,nd IssoI, Nicholas Nickleby, Marian
Or Young Maids Fortune, The Gentleman Of the
Old School, ent's Connentaries abridged, The
sRoys own Book, Gums Domestic Melici1e Fsvi-
= Edition, Hooper's MedicalD dictionary Gonh-
ssook's Geology, The Ltfe and Travels Of Mu.go
Park, ,Raquel On Banking. Iooker's Life cf III.
Assoa, tloIlaef % Of Marin Van BureIs The
liz Of. Biz HIN, The Lifs OF Booass Plus
tafch's -, gRusseilfs His,ory Of G'esssss al
Frnnce. IL Eng Cabbs Almanac for 184fSs The
Tstsrs Own Boo, Bsritt's Geography
AsaSGs-Togethss nh I variety of Blank,
- and n ecsipt Beeks. and efafge essost-
HG 6 srasaa Silver Spoons, Stationary fancy
6iEa911f Botanic Msdiciqss- fos hale q the
III ~ " 60. NJ HEl3MAN. {
&gh&3E3E6ax -. n M &%@M4FS1& MM%
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

COTTON GINS.
- Frazers celebrated Cotton Gin Stan1s 80 saws
u each. received on ecasiyensent and fsr sale on
accommodating terms:
J.. 3, r. PHILLIPSk Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
j RS

= NAe subscriber. has located himself in the town
af Baton lnuse at tie old stand, lately oc-
eupied ~ Resze Fitz Patrick, where all kinds Of
Watches Clocks, Organs, and Music Boxes will
be SPARED on the shortes, notiee and in the best
style. lie has Oh hant spectacle glasses Of ali
COLOURS and suitable for all ages, WHICH he will IN
etlrd ia d neat manner. He has also aILsk3adS q
2nnlfEy for sale, low for Eash@sS
Serrls, s..
"a. Walter. aa "a
u W. -s5 C. MOORE.
N5-Ofd gold aud silver taken IN pay6psn, for
woiss.N
4 DR.. GOFAam
HA4rs41 ed hislHEse To the d S;oreAof
~ Jourdsa,sBa nouge.
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