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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-03
FOR SALE,
UNIIAT large and commolious two sto-
\ l. ~ Brick Dwelling House ~ Lot.

.s ssa,.1 L ry Brick Dwelling House q Lot,
ssHFs3 situated On the west side Of College GrecH
-s.sAaE2- ~ the head Of Colle2e->trec, in this vii
age. The House j. 50 Y i5, with la>cnen, story,
with Kitchen and Provision cellars, and wing - Iy
s., extending north on College Green with wooi aud
store house below, and chambers and ,ecpiuu rooms
above large and councillors Barn, carria re house
zee house, and other ont-hou,eS, and spacious yard
west OF the dwelling house, and good durable well
Of water Of the hest quality in the village and iric,
cl>tern. One and quarter acres Of land, the first
ualry large garden and choice fruit tree, west Of
the house and yard.
The Buildings are constructed in modern style, a
the best materials and workmanship, Were cr,c'ct ly
the subscriber for his own use, aud the location af-
'or'> very extensive and pleasant prospect If the
village and lake the West and is not surpassed by
any other IN this part Of the country.
A'>o for ale a lot containing ofland direct
" opposite the above lot with a small convenlen, woo
dwelling house thereon.
Purchasers invited 10 call and exmine for them
>clvc>Terns made known by the ~ scribe or Oh tie
premises. SAM Ell REED
Burlington June, lG, 1910. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-03
Crockery, China and Glass Ware.

A large and rich assortment Just received and
~ opened, purchased at greatly reduced prices in
New York, and now for sale al the very lowest rate
N. LOVELY g. co.
June Q, 1871. NJ
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e. AYs? xTWTMEMw

A most excellent article for curing old or YOUNG
n persons of Pains and Rheumatism in the back on
side, healing up sores, curing sore throats, swenqs
etc, and for the euro of the PILES. II has not ms
equal seldom or never failing when applied co.
piously and according to directions sold at The Varie
~ store by the dozen or single bottle.
PANGBORN & BRIN SMAID.
July Is 1871. NC
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> nnBBLS. Pork-4,0O0 Ib-. LarI--lO,OOO lbs
X W. Hams, for sale by
LYMAN e. COLE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-03

PAPER HANGINGS.
n NEW supply with borders &C. Just reed from
"a the manufacturers. July %. c. GOODRICH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-30
EDITORIAL DIFFIcIIITTEs.

Next to poverty, delinquent subscribers. and
duns-to which most editors are snhject-ths
greatest difficulty is 10 please ihe pa.lle. For 30
great is the variety Of public taste and feeling,
that had the conductor of a periodical paper as
many heads and IS many pens as his paper has
readers, he could never hope to please all; for
they cannot please themselves. Does lie speak
out iu language plain aad simple! II is mere
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-30

NOTICE,
25Es. n. IA n,

rEAS returned, and is again located in Baton
En- Rouge. He respectfully proiIers his services
to his p9tronsfor the performance Of NIL operations
Of Dentistry and rc-attention to former operations.
Office one door Eorti, Of John Reid, in room for
tncrly occupied By A.. DeVall, Esq: Isl
flames VIZ. f1faHi & Amos t.ams,
a TIORNEfS aud Connsailors at Law, will
IA practice conformity IL the 81, Ath, and 9th
judicial pistricts-Daice at Baton Rouge near the
{n,,t House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-30
NOTICE..

BATON ROUGE, Dec ., 1910.
FEyIE Undersigned has the honor IF ~informine the
e ladies and gentlemen of Battsl Rouge and
tho vicinity, that he has just received and opened
a complete assortment Of French IND American
ready made goods, viz:
Clothing Of every price and the latest styles con-
sisting of frock coats, dress coats. paiialoons, waist
coats, overeoats also boots shoes, bpsans, pumps
and hats &c &c.
Dry goods domestic and fancy, ladies shav.ls
caps and collars; some beautiful patterns Of
mnusseline and wintet calico. Mo4eover several
articles Of grocery asspermaceti eandks, soap, etc.
He will sell The above articles as ieretofore at
Is per cent under current prices for cah..
His store is as before in Mr. Il Legfndre's house
on Lafayette street.
d5 43 1MARFx
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T.. r. LANDRY, * Co.

E : 'rT . F0tTECTTIas, dNdWhOI
~ sale dealers in Medicines, Oils and Pants
English and French Chemicals, Window Glass
Pertameries, Varnishes Dye stufs, Spices &c.
Their store for the present is at No. 1l8 Julia
stleet, one door from corner of Cnmn.
ON. u. Particular attention win be paid TO
pottiis up family medicines, medicine chests, and
orders from The country generally. Landry & 90.
invite planters and mechanics 10 give them a call.
New Orleans, ] une. 8 IT
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Up the brook troom)
1roarn'd in the confusion Of my bcart-Wop
I'm very NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pm diifident -too-as a girl;
AND Im constantly ~treading on lounecs,
Or spelling the set Of a curl,
Ny skin is AS thin as baby'S,
My blood is as red as a beet,
And I Hush-'tis distressing 10 see me-
III catch but an eye in the street.
] remember it says in the Reader,
That ga lady who ceases 10 blush,
Has lost the best charm Ct Of her beauty
but oh, ] had rather bc-sthushl"
lffwcre only my foot in hot water
Hot quicksilver dropph in my hair
Hot neutrality-suspicious.
Uot-any thing else l could bear!
But oh, the no, blood Off temple
Tie eye OF a lady is son,
Whose founce you have fixed to the carpet
With an ayoirdupois Of a ton!
The blood that awaits in your forehead
The anhihilation Of look,
From a lap Of dc oaited oytery!
Oh, what Human being could brook
never could cquipoise ices,
Or balance n glass Of champagne
Ny joints with embarrassment trernbie,
And I ''lem!' for composure in vain;
j stumble and pitch with the ttrile''-
" Inundate u bosom with cream
Aid ] never ain cool but in secret,
Or easy except in d dream!
CAss1Bs.
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E0TyrF

VIE undersigned informs his friends and Gus
"a TONERS, that he has removed his store to the
haa e adjoining James Ma lsker's on Church st
where he intends keeping a general assortment o
dry goods, clothing, shoes, boots, hats, hard ware,
&c, W lch viii he sold low for cash. lie takes
his opportunity 10 request thass who are Indebted
TO hint call aud settle their accounts.
II Al. II BARN
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la 1gtafA AIS H4EEE ssaaas
NM TIIs..EA DEI I TRsE,
4 POSITIVE CURE ron FEVER s. AGUr..

\ POSITIVE CURE ron FEVER s. AGUE
AND BILIOUS FEVERs.
A wcil-regulatcd and prouoitinnate quantity 81
IA bile upon the stomach Is always requisite ivt
the promotion Of sound he~aItli--it stimulates dire.
ton, and keeps tbc intestinal canal free FROM al
distractions. On the inferior s]uriae3 Of the liyeE.
is n peculiar bladder, in witch the bile is first rrc-
served, being formed by the liver from theeblscd.
Thence il passes into the stomach and intestines.
and regulates the indigestion. Thus we see, wAcr
there is 4 deficiency ofbile, the body IL constantly
cestive. On the other hand, ain oyerabuadance Of
bile causes frequent nausea at the stomach; and
often promotes very severe attacks OF disease.
which sometimes end in death.
MOFFAT'5 LIFE MEDICINES sl.op'd aiways
be taken in tho early stages Of bilious eomplai ia;
and ii perseycred in strictly according to the diree-
tons, will positively effect u cure
The mineral medicines often prescribed in these
diseases, although they nay affect n temporary
cure, at The same time create al unhealthy state Of
the Blood, and consequently tcud to promote a re-
turn OF the very disease which they are ~sfnployrd
to cure. It is then, by the use Of p~tlrgati, y, ex-
eidsively formed Of We yetabie compounds, " ieh
possessing within themselves no deieterious II I'm.
cies, vhics, decomposition, combination or alt -
ton can deveiope or bring into actioH; and, thci :
fore capable Of producing M effect, save that viii.
IS sleslrcd-that a safe remedy is found.
TIE LIFE PfLLSeAND PiEN!X BiTTEHS
have proved to be the most happy ii tleir effects,
in cases Of bilious diseases, ofahy purely vegetable
preparation ever offered 10 tSs public. ftle st0~
mach is foul, they cleanse it by exciting it to throw
oil its contents; If NOT, they pass to the duodcnun
without exciting vomiting or nausea in the stomach;
stimulating the neighboring viscera, as the liver
ann lthcras' SO as to produce a more copious How
y t'elr seofe'l'nS 'tto the 'nteatlne9i stimulating
o oaa, ,n";ch. S"p'.'arlea, 6efIolH"'!hG !" inc ih'er
eie sf If ,Ln ba ~, eo, $50 y " u .Ss'es' l1'ru'
t;ons a rmI c co"y 1,"aI's a s. VI ~ Seefe-
I'm. J0JTpnsAN 't hos tsss = ,,oin.,s
for the .. lie of NV ,nna;n%nn, s ~ %rpJ ,na. "Se"'
aug 24-4s WI. Il. M0FFAT & yarL
q Iti,|n 49,
~ 0Niiooh
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GaHlNCilA &. nEicRx.

NO. t3, CANAL ST, NEW ORLEANS.
VETO ESPECTTULLY inform their friends and
KG the planters generally in the vicinity Of Ia.
ton Rouge, that they are now confined 10 the Fac
forage e. Commission Business alone; and thov
hope, from their close application to business. n
receive . share Of public patronage.
aupus, 3 IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-30
NEW SUPPLY OF FASHIONABLE
GOODS.

NEW SUPPLY OF FAsiIlONABLI
GOODS.
vHvfIE undersigned has tho honor TO iatorm the
III ladies and gentlemen Of Baton Rouge and
%v;ciG.ty that he has just received a splendid assort-
ment Of goods af the latest style, conSi sting of la
dies fancy sl avis of all qualities.
Ladies aud gentiemens tloaks, cloth and me.
rino,
Fine Holland a ,nnel, Bom5azine, nlouseIin, de
laine,
English and French mcrinos, cashmere, ~casinets,
and saiinets,
French calicos of le latest patterns,
English prints "
American s.
Furniture
Table cloths and towels.
Russian and Irish linen, OF all qualities,
Linen aud linen canb'ic hapdkercbiets, plain
and euhfoi lcfed,
Linen and cotton | ces,
Satins and silks,
Ribbons aud artificial flowers Of all qualities,
A greet variety of hoseries, cotton wols,ed and
silk,
Genilemen's fine o7ercoats,
7" common "
Trock ana dress coats,
Cashmere cloi, and satin wa;s'ccats,
Roundabnuts, aud pants of all qualities,
Linen shirts,
Cotton " with linen bosoms,
French calico shirts,
Drawers and under shirts, plain aud wor sted,
Cloth and fur caps,
French black silk hats,
American I"
j. Waterproof hrogans and boots and a good assert
men, Of shces and boots Of all qualities, Cor ladies
aud gentlemen and chi! lfea.
Bleaehnd and nnbleached domestic,
Negro clothing,
Bed ticking and chack, of III qualities,
Silk umhresits,
Plain white china sets, with gilt borders,
Crockery and glass ware, &c &c.
Which he cffeFs for sale at the lowest cash price.
The ladies AM gentlemen are respectfully invited
TO come and visit his assortment
DStNGER,
cor OF Lafayette aud Cauich st.
NJ, "A An
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and for sale ~
Dec It 40 J. & E.F, PHILLIPS & Co
BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED BIZ MR.. AND MRS. FISHER.
vwTfTH respectful confidence, we place cnr-
w selves thus publicly before the community,
TO solicit that patronage whfeh an assiduoGs devote
menf to the moral and Intellectual Interests of
those committed TO our tuition bespoaks As coupled
witlT and greatly assisting the faithful teacher. we
have from the commencement OF CTR teaching, pro-
eeded on the induetiye principle, introducing that
series of books as fast as VIC could, without put
ting parents to unnecessary expense. The inductiye
is the course pursued in tie most Intelligent parts
of Europe, 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
Which ability and experience, combined with a la
borious aud Conscientious discharge Of the teachers
| duty attains. In this we havs not been disappointed;
as the average number Of our pupils, together with
theirprogfess show.
We have made provision for a most valuable IL
brary for our school, containing a great variety of
rarG and valuable information, upon almost every
subject. We have ordered from New York and
shall receive such apparatus as is necessary to cx-
plain the different sciences. We shall also re
ceive books and stationary, OF any Kind, and to an
amount, at order directly from New York.
No pains will be spared, to obtain and enforce
the principles of the best authors. Our aim in the
Rotations Of the respective classes, is to .sslft cut
the whole idea"
Inc aceonnmoaafohs OF our boarding depart
meilt are extensive.
Board and Tuition $500 per annum payable
quarterly in advance. Washing an extra charge.
Music $50 per quarter. Use of Instrument 81
per month. French $40 per quarter. No deduc-
tions made except in cases of serious sickness.
The course of the studies embraces every: de-
%partment of an english education. The oruamen-
tai branches, including shell and wax work; also
plain and fancy needle work, also the Greek and
Latin languages when requested will receive ,arS
tIcaiar attention.
The eleventh session, of the B. r. F. Aca demv.
will commence on the second day of January next.
A sense, that the success ofpupils,i in acquiring an
education, depends very much upon their punctual
attendance, cannot too deeply impress the minds of
parents, The loss of . week, and even a day, NAV
sometimes be irrepa"ah!e; cspes ally when they
are well classed.
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Nov 40
C01aTCN GINS.

MN a ~
Y Frarers celebrated Cotton Gin Stands 90 saws
u each, received on consignment and for sale on
accommodating terms;
al s J.. & f, r. pHIIltPs& Co.
uST RECEIVED; TIE Pa ,hadcr 2 vol,
~ Jacob Sheppard . vol, Fool 81 Quality 2 vol,
Home as found . vol, Nicholas Nickleby, Marian
or Young Maids Fortune, The gentleman OF The
Old School, ent's Commen, ries abridged, The
Boys own Book, Gums Dc.inst.c Medicine revi-
sed Edition, Hooper's Mea.tal Dictioaary, Com
stook's Geology, The Life and Travels Of Muugo
Park, Raquel on Banking, lockers Life Of JET.
ferson, Hoiland's Life of Martin Van Buren,, The
Life of Black Hawk, The Life OF Boone, Plu-
tatch's Lives, Russe!l's History of Greece aud
France, The Log Cabia A %ltiannc e" 1911, The
Fortune Tellcrs Own Book, B.rritt's Geography
of the Heavens-Togcther with A variety Of Blank,
Bill, Note and Receipt Books, aud a large assort,
ment Of German Silver Spoons, Stationary, fancy
Articles and Botanic Medicines for Sale AT the
Bookstore of GEO. NJ WER0MAN.
Eente mhpr f-30
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LOST OR STOLEN.


And on TIE side 'IipYecanoe.' Any Lesson VIII,
will bring .aid cane to the Office OF the Baton
Roupe Gazette will receive d suitable reward .
fee 26-l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-30

Eb ECElVEDa consignment of Twilled Lin
80 sey, Plain Llnsey, Saddles, Corn Mills;
One splendid Mahogany Beds,ead. For sale at
the New Orleans whole sale prices.
may 23-l5 A. Marta.
I. s Cash advances made on all kinds of con-
Signltaut.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-30

Some of the Wings have lately thrown out
threats, Of what their Military Chic tain will d.. ia
case John Bull should notkaaCkle Under 10 ,hoa,
10 the questions nov al issue between Great
Britain and the United States. We came! help
smiling al such airs, particularly when ASSUMED
by a party, some Of whose leaders, 50 sears azo,
were ioF dividing the Union, in order to pst them
selves under The profession Of Eogtaa1.
The fact Is, Eaat q war with Gfsat Hittain. al
thls time, would he The height Of folly. Ii could
no! well have any ether result, than that Of con-
s9is'tng the ruin which tie spirit OF speculation
and an erroneous system, Of banking, have spread
over iae commercial taTns, If net The Interior
country ffom Maine 10 Loeisiana.flom Nise0a-
san TO Florida.
England "a now without a foe 10 Eugops--aL1
those opposed to her in Asia. are far fsoA ei,bi4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-30

ANEs MANsKEs having been appointed Syn
% die of his insolvent estate. salicits all per-
sons indebted to said estate to come forward TO
settle with him, otherwise he will be compelled
according to law, to lIace the Slams into the
hands OF an officer for collection.
al IS JAMES MANSKER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-30

VKAS taken up on he I2th instant, BY Fergus
w Clement, living in The PAish Of West Ba-
ton Rouge, about II miles below the court hou5 e
an Old morse, ola reddish colour, aged abont II
Yeas, without any perceptible mark OF brand
lhis horse, if it is not reclaimed in 90 days from
the publication of the present notice conf3rmabiy
to the regolat ons of the Police Jury Of This Parish
win be exposed at public sale, by the undersigned
on the lCth January rex at 10 O'Clock q IN, a,
his Office,
ROSENOND HEBERT, P.
West Baton Rouge Oct % IS ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-30
NOTICE.

ALI persons having claims AGENT the suaccs~
sion or the late James Penny decreased, Of the
parish oe East Baton Rnnga, viii present them dolly
authenticated 10 The undersigned ESecntats of said
succession, before the lst day of February next,
IS4l, and those ind shted, viii make payment 10
the same, Immediately.
M SuosN,
s. SKpIFIFIp.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-30

Las HAITI has received on consignment the
oliowins invoice of goods Ten barrels inferi-
or, low price cogniae brandy ten bbis Holland gin,
two quarter casks old port wine, two quarter
casks Malaga wine. twelve dozen champaign Mis-
s'ssippi brand, twelve boxes tomato eatsup, twelve
BOX s nusisroom catsnp, twelve boxes pepper sauce
fifty barrels whisky, fifty kegs leaf lard, three RI
fles superior quality, twenty sacks coffee, twelve
boxes natural syrup. A part Of the forenamed
articles will be sold at public auction this day at
ioo.eloek A. NJ, ct The store formerly occupied
by ]. u. Stuart Esq.
i2G 90
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Nov IA -4n
PORT HUDSON p.3CEEY,.

PORTHUDSON p.3CKEI'.
trrwsMsas THE Steamer TEcuG
A Capt Ih3ma soa, win RI
! eSALLSIlsm~-ssAgs as regular packet bet
a New leans and Port
Hudson, Lea wing New Orleans every edne sday
at 10 O'Clock A NJ, and Port Hudson every Satur
day, after the Il rival Of The cars. F1r fteig't or
passage apply on board. dec39 ~
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jan rs I9-46m ] PERKINS. nj. d.
/ W MUssELMAN. wholesaIe ana rela

MGSsELMAN, wholesale and retail!
grocery, corner a Church and Market sts.,
having been in The grocery business for many years,
feels satisfied from long experience that he can
offer as much inducenseat ia the way of bargains.
as any house in Baton Rouge; l shall keep on
hand the ensuing yesr,not only the leading articles,
such as sugar, coffee. molasses, salt etc bit every
thing that can passibly come under the head even
to the most minute articles, 50 that q bill can be
hiled in one house alone without leaving a custom
er 10 run over town to get it.
Received this day, 100 sacks of coarse and fine
Salt, 30 boxes honey dew tohaeco, 90 boxes negro
and cavendish tobacco, 90 boxes Virginia tobacco,
. boye good Tennessee tobacco, $4,000 fac Sc
CARS, sorted qualities. 60 boxes fne raisins, 25
sacks of green coffee, 90 barrels of Attakapas So.
gar, very dry and white, 100 boxes lcng cork claret
TO boxes Muscat wine, 5 boxes champagne WINE.
% dozeu painted buckets, 100 boxes No | soap Of
the best, SO boxes fandies, sorted qualities.
And a grest variety to numerous 10 mention OF 9th
er articles In my line and as to say any man can
underseii me il is nc such a Thing, | buy my articles
at The very largest commission houses in the
city, rs ! boy for cash. and l know HAT ! am as
good a Judge of groceries as any man.
ian 2 46
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RS IN

/ rNTsEs ab48atitef IEstfeaieA hiinaelt III tile tGfpt
IL Eaton Rougr atff,e o!d stand. latsly De.
c0pief bg Re ~ ~ patfst, where al KIND q
| WaGhca, CtocF s, Oega,ls. nn1 Music D6yas vii
bo te5airsi "a tha ah98aat notice and III the tsasl
Isteta. He ios o. ltsilf ehcetacte glasses Of al
| f3isrtr aHti su8 yiV fa8 All aees, willrI, Ia VA HI
il at It rod tend ,i.e. Eli kiuds I'd ewalry men.
I'D IN q ne9tnH aEtgt. Tie has also ali kiahs Of
jewelfy fat SAFE, iot for Cash.
Reference ray 'e rat5 to CAPT. sseqrts, $.
slyat nud +. a. W4tbar.
Oct ~ - q. MOORE.
GA5~OId gold aai silver taken in payment fer
werk.
s5t. s%3aIlaaRi
y II As ifr,oyoa his office 10 tie Drug Store Of
Il I'LL r. J]aarian: Button souee.
Eh NOTICE.
4 En-. WntrmtN W1LenG has removed tta Office
to chs building formerly occupied by Mad. Hatch,
and tho 4ecoBd door ftota Dr. tfatner's He viii
be faond there al al! houta unless profes sipnallY at.
gaesd Co 70 SO
stS n nIIEE.
I.IR. sQITFRRlt physician and eofrron-1s,
r4geileug of tie Medical f~aepttg of IA hsgIae
/ .B]ta,Icgli set:I 4 M nas77 Rouge ~i454aNs I'D
II the lows aud It's vici.tity~ 10 wtlas4rs
he Offers Ms services. that he has established his
office a;lhs7lrus-sIote Of Souterre & Eavroi, La
tayette ftfogt.
n,yl8 -15
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TIME partnership heretofore existing between
"A the undersigned having this day Seen dis
solved by mutual consent, the hasihe.s will here
after be carried on by ID. SANGER, who be-
comes responsible for all lawful debts against the
i ate firm, aud will receive all dues.
Sep IL 81 d. SANGER & d. sTRAus.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-30

A Malta has received a consignment OF
iAs choice wines. Twelve dozen old Hook
1925 6 dozen bali bottles old Olivia Madeira 1898,
s dozen bottles old Madeira 1855, which will be
sold by the box or single bottle. Also 90 barrels
battery syrup, and so barrels sugar
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-30
DOCTOR +. COKE CROPPER.
ESPECTFULLY Informs the citizens

AttA
ESPECTFULLY Informs the citizens o
Baton Rouge and adjacent vicinity that hav
ing e moved to this place, with The design ofmakirg
q permanent location, tenders his professional ser
vices in the various branches Of Medicine, Sur
geryi Obstetrics e.. aud he hopcs b uaremiited
assidui,y, to merit a portion Of public patronage.
His office for the present is immediately oppo-
site the Louisiana Branch Bank, where he may be
consulted, aniess pfofes ioaaiIy engaged
The friends 0! Dr. JehI Perkins, ar e referred to
his appended e3rl.
SIT gives me greaf pleasure 10 recommend 10 the
Citizens OF Baton Rouge. my friend Dr.. Cropper.
II graduate OF Transylva1il University, WHO from
his extensive experience in practice, and iniefatiga-
BILE attention to business will doubtless ire uniger
sal satisfaction, and in al cases where DR.. CrnBper
is the attending Physician, Hn5 my friends wih my
advice aud attention. in constitution, IL will be
promptly and graiuitously rendered.n
ian rs t9-@GnI ] PERKINS. NJ
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Dec Is 40 J.& E.F, PHILLIPS & Co

ElkBARREIS Of Mess aud Prime Pork wal
9gSE rented OF the best quality; Jast received
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Aug ~ "
"AKEN.u up by A I;Oacial on the 1ath Of
cember, a black hofsf, II o. Is hands high
about 4 years old 4 feet Wilt, log M, malr haL
cut off star on the face white spot on thr<'5@c, I'D
brand.
das 40 ma S MGsSENDEN, Ranget
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n Was committed t, the I'LL at Baton
83 4 Eo1ge on tie 9th Of December, 1916
10y a neg.o nan, who calls himself john,
G@H"I 5lee = u inches high, eoout rs or
$3.50 80 Yeas 81 ate, a Cre5ls, aud saw
he belongs 10 Sylvan Rousd5in Of
bayou Iafau che. 1h3 owaer i, requested TO
eomp'y vita tie law an take him away.
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