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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30
BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY

Conducted bR Mn. AND MRS. Fisher.
THE iiiteenih session OF tltls school coli,-
mefcea Oh the fourth ot January, 1871.
parcate may enter their children at any
time, since charges are made only from tho
date q th9jr becoming members Oh the school.
No scholar js alnittol Tor a shorter term
than three inontts.
Eoarti and tuition, 1900 t,er ~afiruirl, payable
quarterly IN advance. Washing, An extra
eharga. An EXTRA ellargo OF I'll per month Is
made, when bed ard bedding are Furnished for
the hoAs4eFg,
The eottse of stu1iea, which any ~seilolar
may pursue, without being a~-'iiert tp an extra
charge, emlracts every department oE an
Elgllah education. Every eNertion is made
to obtain tho most approved school books, and
III the course Of instructions and reciiailosls,
"to slft cat the whole idea" ..G
Maalr, 20 rsr quarter. t*e. Of instFu-
r,uut 81, per month. French, $40 per quar-
Ter. No deductions made for lost time. unless
in cases If severe sickness, ~ 4
The ornamental branches, including per-
ppectire drawing and painting, vas-"ork aud
plain and fancy noedle-Work. receive particu-
lar attention when requested,
Tho scholars OF the school receive ~instruc-
ton in the and Latin and Greek languages, at
al extra charge OF $S5 per quarter, fer each.
iuiv s3~~2l ...@H
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'TEEE EaFE KaEasRGESEs-
EE.Entr pEhAgE

These medicines are indebted for their
mama 80 their mapltsst and sansthie action in
Purifying The springs a.d channels of lie, and
endunr them with renewed tone and vigar,
snl 10 thc ua3nah,el fact that at a very early
period in their history they aaA rescued suaer-
s-R from The very ycr,sse OF an unttmely grave,
H5ter all the deceptive uostrnms Vi the dry,
prescribed By physicians, had utterly failed, in
which cases tafy also permanently secured
that unborn enjoyment al health, witllout
~hieh Ito itself ia aa; a partial blessing.
i. JQGRDAN agent for the above medi-
zines ct Baton Rouge, July 81 %
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from M inuaurnj

EEAtriFtf.s seESiC HEscR3PTtbg.-A.
Err ar:hM and Miss WtarG!osp paced tttobr,
enjoying the pleasant footing pif7rded h
the cool MONT hard sand, Mlsa Nat9ora
could not help observing, that lire ihst Idle
bad risen .esr1siderst,ly aboye ti,4 tsuis5
water.tnafk sir Arthur nude the rams
observation but without its occurring 10
either at them - h. alarmed mt the cir.
eli:35taaca, ms a,ftf tgs1s noig resting his
huge disk upon the edge hf The level ot,ean,
AMI gslaJsi tho accumulation Of towering
clouds through which he lad travelled tho
hvelerg day, and wbirli now assembled on
al sides, ike masfoniunes and disasters
around Il sinking empire and II fnIltag
monarch. Still, however, his dying spief.
dor gase a sorfbro nr~agnifcenee 10 tts
massive congregation Of supors, forming
o'st Of their tinsnl,stantiaf gloom, tho .how
of pyramids and towers sttaa touched wft4
gold, some with purple, serue with a hna
Of deel, and dark red. This distunt s.y,.
stretched beneath this varied and eorrao1,
canopy, lay almost ~portentously stitl. ~
tlecftng back fine dazzlifs2 and level beams
Of the descending lufntHafy, and fie splen.
did coiofing ot The clouds amidst w}lica b.
was setting. Nearer to the beach, The
tide rippIad onward in waves of sparkling
silver. that impcrcept:biy, yet rapidly,
gained upon The sand.
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MRa q nAnnnn .-asns.tf,

MRS. A. &. DAstEH n, respectfully in
forms The citizens d iiatan Rouge and its Oh.
eitosH, taat she will open her Boarding School
tar Young Ladies on The Lat Of November.
hdte g Tefats t@~Hoariltlg aud tuition,
ss2W per atlnuti, payable paarterly IN ad-
vance, waahiug, m extra cIsarEa. An extra
4 srsaa f III per m"utls viii be ttratle for fur
niahlig bed and bpAing for the boaraers. The
r,ancbea taught IN the school. will ha--Read-
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Gftlnmaf, Rhalo.
fjt, Geography, History, Moral ind Natural
Philosophy. md Astronomy
Ffsarh, $40 per quarter. Music, fff2O per
quarter; uao os the Instrument, VII per
f'pnsh.
Hatany,t filenijsttH Chronology, Driving
ani Painting III wuter col9rs, Mezzo.tinto
painting. ornamental laftattlIt>g OH woasd, lila.
Gree work, she'll WORT, fancy needle wor ,
wax fruit, &c, taught II requested. Spoci-
tnona 81 the teachers work to be seen at The
athGel, sphtIata will aot be permitted to Keep
u private waF5tng maid At Tho school, except
ia cases Ut illness, No deduction Ipade for
Loaf time, except in case III extreme i~ilnet9.
No scholar will be admitted lore shorter term
tA8a thfaa mei1tha.R Z# "'
sAftitlee roqsifadin ilia ornamental branches,
books and stationary, furnished tho scholars
on reasonable terms. ..N
References --pHtttr Esteks, FED, near Baton
Konga IaoaAs Il. MossaN, E81, New
Orleans Tet. DR.. w. LAtEY, Jackson,
Louisiana. sop 4 30tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30

" LAND
fY.t. T. row.
Mother, how stnall you are.
Your ialand i'd but Il tteat.
A kind ot good old easy ehair +
Where The grambltng govt may rest.
Your cliffs by the ocean stand,
Il And your batt'oaiente fret the skg!
Bot know fest not Of TINT western land
tf Where tho frae ~liaarts revcr dol .9 e.
Come cit on my airy height.
And!oot al ttls hosts below, [ing's light,
Where the mountain smiles IN the saory,-
And the dark old rivers glow.
Away to the mighty west! g
Where tbs hunter fa1kea his bower,
Who're The father d tempsats takes hia rcst,
And the troubling l~gatninf's cover.
Tell nor Of your aacient might,
Nor i'uast OF your g1llant dead.
= A nation eita in l.ss aftnor bright
And laughs ut your paiBied tread. .
tnlr bones an Il tl..atHafid fields
May hleaeh In tie npeu-day sun,
And soldiers snake their blazpued shields
IN The plains OF Europe won.
* III eati 10 tite crimson pIaina r..
Where the patriot soldier rests. 5gt5+
And The vales shall echo 3 thousand atrains
And the hIlEs put 81 their craJta.
II No Indian laurel blooms sH, s.wF
Oef The graves Of the pilgrim aifos, 81.
But the land Hfsall furnish thy s2ldiern
orseatF by Our cottage freg. [~toribs,
In peace she will greet thee kind
In W91, 60 men Of olA--
But ere yoat batt'e-llag taints the wihd
Remember your ialand bold,
A day! aud the land that dares
70 sliickle a peaceful world, l...D
May find that tha western stripping bears
4 tiag that IL never flrIed..
Ihe, sleep, IN thy dofage sleep,
Nor strive to tnoiest the free;
The babe tllott east o, the stormy deep
p May hollow Il grave for thee. I
Then, %tietler, no longer foam, zE
Il But sport with your titled things; ==
+ Aud drink your porter aud stay nj hofne
10 nourlah Il Frood Of kings.
The daya Of the olden time,
And ths deeds Of the Baron bold.
And he eurfeW's kneil at even time, 1'
Are memories to be- told; &
The dark old are has flown, 0
Aud the feudhl towers decay. 4s
And nanght remains t%osuppoft your throne
bat d DEBT You nc Or Gao pay. .
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VIII be sold to The lowest bidder on MON
DAY the first OF November next. between the
hours of 10 aud II NJ. at the office OF the
Judge Of this parish, all the works 10 be done
Tor 9 fie. proof building to be erected in said
parish
I'erns--payable ona-thi1d Of the price
when the work shall be half finished. and the
balance when completed. Undertaken to en-
ter into bond with security for the faithful
performance Of his contract. Plan and speci-
i~icatioas 70 be seen 1t tue Office 81 the Gazette.
j. MccALop.
Y. LEBLANC, ca,n..aa
n. STEWART,
Y. DUBRoeA,
West Baton Rouge. Oct. 19th, Isf1-7
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DIR. TAYlOR'S
bNs. 4 ito6 |-
BaLStM OF LfFERNORT.

= F11E~ = e = -
Far the casa Of CONSUMPTION. and LSssr
CetRpsaiGfs; diseases pscaiier to e.
a%naalrs; Spll1g af aiopd, ae,.rous
diseases, afd iesataess, &c.
Has been used successfully loF eight years
in the cure Of these diseases. Remember /.
the original and genuine is made only at
SIS Bowers n. Y. Alb Others are spurious
and uaaathorized1
p. s, Useful intorma:ion may be found in
circulars &c. in The hands OF agents, Price
81 per bottle. Din. S~ouTEREE, agent at Ba-
Ron lsouge. may els
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West Baton Rouge, Oct. 1ath, 1sil-37
A BARGAIN TO BE HAD.

a EARuAfN TO BE TAD.
Plantation for sale, two and d half miles be-
lew Baton Rouge. on the left bank Of the river,
containing 75l arpens Of land, and having a
Clubhouse, dwelling house and cabins, IN good
order. A first rate site for a woodward, and
the soil well adapted to the cultivation of cot
ion or cane. Two hundred and tWentv-five
shares OF Onion Bank stock will be sold with
the land. For further information. apply To-
i. d. NEWC0MB, o.
Jos. W. FOWLER.
sep ls - On of Baton Rouge.
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LuMBER-yARD.
sTRAYEn-

Taken IN By Ezekiel Ferguson, about l2s
miles east of Baton Rouee. a black rnaIe with
a bald face, and all four ieet white. about four
years old, branded on the left shoalder-brand
itlegible. If not reclaimed within y months
from this date, said mare will be sold 5v the
parish Judge. J. HUSTON. Ranger.
sep Is 81 a.-r-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30

The lioifs Of the late Joa, Penney, or this
pafial, having intention To enianfipate their
siaft HARRIET. ever 30 years ol l9e, every
pfrso, WHO may have any legal opposition to
said emancipation. arc required to file said
oppolltloIl IN The office Of tho parith court Of
the partal Of Fast Bston Rouge, within forty
days from the date Of the present notice.
teo L. 32 II
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tPtbs'f Ffsh9 's@g tthf u tsAj A131l t4fHt W.
said emancipation, arc required ID file asid
opfoattion In The office Of tho parirh court Of
the paf.ah Of Fast ntton Rouge, within forty
days from the date Of the present notice.
sep Il Be II
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court,--ptfis.l Of East
haton Rouge.
Nancy Collins, wife
Jttnes Forbes, husband
b. virtue O. a writ Of fiari fatian to nc H.
feetett by the honorable tho third judicial DIS
trlet court, in and for the parish aforesaid, will
he eXpoeed 10 public nalo OH the premises, on
MONDAY the 25th day Of Oct, inat.,
ISL, all the rigAt, title, interest and Claim of
the dsfoniant, Ii Md to the lulloWilif proper
~, 10 wit fF|s
Fonr fiead Of l~,oraen. about fifteen bend IF
horned eattls, thirty head Of hogs more Or loae,
one ,saton and h4e Oxen.
Surrendered BY the defendant, 10 uatisiy the
Judgment. interest ani G. sis, in the above etl-
titled suit.
Terms Of sale, eash.
II, W. FOWLER. Sheriff
oet Q IS $3.50
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court.--parish of Euet
Baton Rouge.
Thomas Barrett &. 60.
DAVID nortcl, aud wife. J
by virtue Of q plu, Nxlt Of fieri faeias to
the d reeted from the honorable the third die.
tfict court IN and for the f~jaribi aforesaid, will
BIZ exposed 10 public Ba'c on &=+
WEDNESDAY the i7th day Of November
roxt, 1911, At the courthouse in the town Of
Baton Rouge, between the usual hours Of
sale, all tho right, title, interest and claim, Of
the defendants il or 70 the following named
slaves, TO wit:
MlllY ageu about 40 years, and her infant
child Lucy aged about 1s years and her in
FAINT; Eliza aged about Ia years; Washing
ton aged about 10 years He ~ aged about
10 years. ; aud Nancy aged about 9 years. e
ESQ zed to satisfy the Judgment, interest and
cost, IN the above entitled suit. t
Tertls Of sale. carh.
II, w. FOWLER, Sheriff.
art ~ IA
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AcE or astu4f.s ~-T'ff5e gee of a 5sa-
rarely, exceeds - wears; a dog igcs AZ
years, a wosf 20; "a fox II oF 10, lions afo
long lived. PoGspey lived 10 fsae asg II
TO- TIE average Oh Gals IT ~ yeara; d
Squirrel Of hare Z or i gears; rat.Js9s r.
Elephants have b.cn known 1 o lsva tc ...s
gfeatsage efi99 yetsrs. Wnen Aiexasidt.
tfe Gseatt conquered one phofs ts, En.r,
Of i1fiia, H. teea a graf ELEPHANT w~agsIt.
bad fought very yaiian;lg iof the Kl44.
and otfped him Ajax, aud dedicated L,.a
h lhe sun. and Jet tlal 20 with tia :~uscrip>
ton: "A~lesandef Tia. son Of jupiter, hat
dedicated Ans 10 th. sfa,a <f'ats Z
plhsft was found with taIs i4seriptteH So
years after. Pigs have l1ea:, ksowf
live to ths age of 80 years; s3c fhi315ef ~
10. a i1uiss has beer known tt iiyr M
tae ags OF ~, but averages % te 81.
Gfatnels sometimes live to tive ags OF tao
stags ars long lived. 51ete, vel asrn ak:
cseds the age af To- Cosss live ah.s
yeara. Cagier corridors ii .proba Ire
that whales sa4risfines live n 1858 veaA.
Tue dolphin and porpoisc atsainstae at
BIZ. An eaglas dled n Vienna al fbe sa
of lot Rins;s frequently fsaea tae
III eJ-5 Rasr have n;en klloya to ltf5
800 years. Dir. M,lleftau aas tha ssa..
TON of i swan that attained tas q 1
20 Years. pieans ara Jon4 lived
tofsoiN IL. b4sa kaowa h. EEys to the as
Of Oh.
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To PLANTERS.

TO PLANTERS.
Just received a 1T oil superior Kentucky
and Bale Rope for sale, for cash Or
cotton. Raggggilg = cts; rope IL cts. Eaauire
If w. S. PIKE, at the store
formerly occupied by James Nansaer, Esq.
Get III Us
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JsE, LOUISIANA a, sAruK soA \, OCTOBER 30, isar.

TIE EAGLES ADDRESS TO ENG
E5FN 7 LAND r
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y Ss&5@S M@M #A4%& M
xkTazss yoK 0axafugIoetsrA
N aara aysgr aay stosFsio On q Hi III
ssssgsiiaf afsfosae spes5taaesef !
Which vi taarstv. wsaa 4 re1a
bsis1g III T'1sfaf II Snaps csaor
nlassa an owl. The faca, hh,fsefef
aH aEflaaal spp1araflre and lfnsked ne
llSss kIIaf i'll 4 yabou,a; tllas cave. fee
80, we're f0felgn III the usual cons
tIolff Is tazss ufs hi osi, fesanhHlng hi
M II IasfE. Hel fird wsss slIla Il Nv
fo Wilmington Cafan
rnr3ssIae ah5ays parag I'D, hi
= npss il N ilninksIca afs
blrfi off TIN ~ ~sssfisss aie -
by \ aEapt md lakan asIrssoa sae III siio.s
abostt eight miles rom toHi1. M ans
aDgsIt here has ever sesn an ovl of IL
klFid, non does Andabsa III liz oriia oa
cal WORK gfya fi accsasst III saels.
faces NJ tit one sgtoNes III abara. sri
ias zsssnlbes that efaf bayossa. ard III
last aiha legs havH III feasaeTss k saI
cosaasoa otrIHs hill iaavs d iess hairs ariy
and af alpeafane yerv nssissla ill.,
hents Y isssl lhs hazk sgsI uE,rasr nsst
III ias 4s gras saa atsds whit.
The fsesfa5asIs lfe fsrs asaa sander ~
Tan I'LL wlIags afa i asifE E
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02
LATENT MEDICINES.
NERnENA CREAM-An EmnIIien

NERBENA CREAM.-An Emollient SOAP which affords real pleasure in shaving; produc- ing rich, fragrant, permanent father, and fron the delightful smooth sensation experienced after shaving leaving heating, itching, smarilg redness, is fast superseding all other preparations and from the public and private euloges in favor of the Ferbena Cream, it deserves o be in the dressing-case of all
 From the N U Tork Press.
 "The New Soap.-We feel a double disposition tc depart from established rule ill this office, in tcing the advertisement of Mr. Rings Nerbena Cream lie has really invented the best shaving soap, do veriy believe, that has been used. We speak from experience, and speak also from the more pTofessonat knowledge of benefact0r and friend James Grant, Ann street, who says it is ahead o anything yet found in this department of 'modern improvement" It is not only emoient, but some- thing In short, we believe it is the best shay ing soap in the world.''- r. Star.
 "The want of universal shaving soap has been for many years severely felt, particularly by gentlemen who shave themselves and therefore it is with no little pleasure call public attention to the eeebra- ted Verbena Cream prepared by Mir. Charles Ring 644 Broadway. From sef-experlence of it's merits we cheerfully add need of praise, having never before shaved with much ease or comfort. We be- fore stated the Verbena Cream to be worth a traial- we have tried it and can confidently recommend it " ibid.
 |" verbena Cream.-We are much obliged to Mr. Chas. H. Ring of644 Broadway, for poi ofhis Yer bena Cream, which affords unusual degree of com fort in shaving" From experience cheerfully re- commend it to universal use. ."-TTmes.
 .s1he Verbena Cream, for shaving, prepared and sold by c. T, Ring, 644 Broadway, is destined to sapersede all other kinds of shaving soap. It is Fly fineIiuzf the thing. We have determined that he",s,r,b ',aa's- .-~;ng compound shall be ap- 1 The Verbena Cream is most delig,e., .,,,ela fr shaving just invented and hut lately introduced public, who, by unanimous approval, have prououn ced it unryalled rich and enollient preparation promotong in the greatest possible degree, com fort and luxury in shaving.
 supply may be had at the Drug store of
 dec27s 1. c. DUBOSE & Co. g Water st.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
nR. CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE AGuT ( AlInII,IAE a s.Lc Lar l,LLI

nR. CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE AGuE D MEDICINE, sqfe and eerfaia cure for ChiH' and Fentr, ia all its compicafed toras also, cc- fual remedy for Feeers ef euvy deserpfion.hs medi- cine is offered to the pubic as a safe and certain cure for the chills and fever. The proprietor asserts, and without fear of contradiction, that this medicine is eqlled by any preparation in the United States for the cure of chills and e,er has been well test ed by the proprietor in an extensive practice, during which time he has prescribed il in some thousands of cases, and has never failed in single instance in performing cure the first day. He has been iudu- ced to offer il for sale to the public from the frequent solicitations that have been made upon him by mum Der of persons wine have been relieved at once by the remedy, after long and repeated trials with quInne and othc. articles have failed, which arc commonly recommended by physicians for the cure of this most distressing disease. For sale by
 iyl6 MOSFLY & Co., Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02
DRoWN's TETTER oINTMEN

ID ROWN'S TETTER O1NTMENT.--The pro- Dprietor of this ointment well aware of this fact, and also of the many useless and dangerous nos,lms 50 often palned upon te public remedies that are deceptons, aiil which have deservedly received t rsme of the faculty, begs leave to exempt it from ;.. ri f Medicines, and unhesitatingy offers it to the ac one of the safest, speedest and most ef- e ua remedies before used in the treaIpent of Tetters Rngworns and cutaneous eruptlons general ly, and he is confirmed in doing by the good cha, racter this medicine has received from asyho have used it (which he is confident it will maintain,) and from the fact rai of the cases, wherein it has been used for several years past he not aware of its having failed in single instance to- effect ra- dical Simple in conposiiion, it is attended with no danger whatever in its applications, It will the disease fiom the system. For sale by,
 R. NORTH & Co. Dispensary Chemists,
 fehln IKI,r No 2s f;overnme,, z,
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02
R. NORTH Dispensary Chemist, july 13 36tf B Government st.
nR. HAYNES FAMILY MEDICINES u ZThesa medicines. are recnmIneniled and axtau

 DThese medicines recommended and exten- siyely used by the intelligent persons in the U. States, by numerous Professors and Presidents of Colleges, Physicians of the Army and Navy, and of Hospitals and Amshouses, and k, more than three hundred Clergynen of various denominations.
 They expressly prepared for family use, and have acquired unprecedented popularity throughout the United States; and they admirably cal cuated to preserve health and disease, no am- ly should ever be without them. The proprietor of these valuable preparations received his education at oi the best Medical Colleges in the United States aud has had fifteen years experience in extensive and diversified practice by which he has had ample opportunities of acquiring prac,sDal Knowledge of diseases, and o the remedies best calculated to re- Glem 'f
 These preparations consist of 2 Jaynes Expectorant, valuable remedyfor Coughs Colds, Consumption, Asthma Splitting of Blood, Group, Hopping Cough, Bronchitis, Pleursy, and Jnfamaton of the Lungs Throat, Difficulty of Breathing, and all diseases of the Pulmonary Organs, Price $1 ..
 Also, Jaynes Hair Tonic, for the preservation, growth and beauty of the Hair, and which will posi- lively bring new Hair on Bald Heads, and prevent ils falling of or turning gray, Price $s1. st-s & Jayne's Tonic Yermifige. A pleasant, sase, and certain preparation for the removal of Worms, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Fever and Ag,m,, Want of Appetite, and all diseases of debity especially o the Stomach and Bowels, and Organs of Digestion. Price 50 cents. 1r fsa, {, i.ai li-o
 Jayne's Carmnative Basam, a certain cure for Bowel and Summer Complaints, Darrhoea, Dys- entery, Cholic, Cramps, Sick Headache, Sour Sto- mach, Cholera Morbus, and all .tierangenens of the ston,ach md Bowels, Norpous Affections, &c. Price 5C cents. IT. |" q
 Iayne's Sanatiye Pills, for Female Dise;sses, Liv- CT Complaints, Costiveness, Feyers, Inhahmaion Obstructions, Diseases of the Skin, &c., and in all eases where an appointed Alternative or Purgative Medicine is required. Price 25 cents. ill, i- For sale by THOMPSON &sSHREVE,
 june 9 Sti Agents, No. 30, Daiphin st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02
MURRAY's FLUID MAGNEsIA.-Thegrea grea

MI MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA.-Theg great MI advantages of this elegant preparation are, that possessngal the properties of Magnesa in general it is not liable like that, form coRcretions in the bowels. It acdity and relieves heartburn effectualy, without nurng the coats of the stomach l prevents the food of infants turning upon the stomach it is useful in all complaints of the bladder it tends to regulate the action of the bowels and is peculiarly adapted for families.
 Sir Humphrey Dapy testified, that this solution forms soluble combination with uric acid salts lin cases of Gout anaGrave thereby counteracting their injurious tendency when other allies and even Mag nesia itself hasI failed.
 In the seventh report of the Medical Section of the British Association, it is set forth by Sr James Mw- ray, that the majority of diseases arise from acid and saline impregnations in the fluids of the body, which are neuratized by the Fluid Magne- sia; and that the Neuralgia, Spssms Nervous Pains, and lrritations, well as Cronic Rheumatism and Gout, are frequently owing Chrystane ,rritants, deposited on the nervous membranes, which saline particles this ant-acid Solution efectuay dissolves
 This article introduced into this market by the undersigned in June last, since which time, i. has been extensively used, and we believe, in every in- stance, with most decided approbation for sale by ..t l. c. DUBOSE $ 70,
 r4s late Dubose and Rolf,
 Janl6 39 Water street.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-02
NICTIAhD NONI IT, B Government and 45 Commerce.

HAVE YOU A COUGHl-Do got neglect it:-- HI Thousands have meta premature death for the want of little attention to a common cold.
 Have you a cough !-Rev. Dr. Bartholelnew's Ex- pectol',nt Syrup, safe medical prescription, con tanins no poisonous drugs, and used in an exten- siye practice for several years, will most positively afford relief, and you from that awful disease pulmonary consumption, which usually sweeps into the grave hundred of the young, the od the fir the lovely and tlie gay!
 Have you cough ?-Be persuaded to purchase bottle of this ENpectorant Syrup to day !-Tomorrow may be too late.
 Have you cough! Bartholemew's Expectoraat Syrup is the only remedy you should take to cureyou
 For this plain reason:-1hat in no one of the thousand cases where it has Leen used, has it failed to relieve,
 For sale by I.C. DUBOSE & Cs,
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