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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-28

90 CREOLE ACTUALLY TURNED WHITE
We are not jokingnothng is impossible in Chemistry
We ourselves have dark, yellow and sunburn or
freckled skin changed 70 beautiful cesess by the use
OF the Italian Chemical Soap. is really blessing il
cures in the most surprising any eruption Of the
skin such as pmpes, salt rheum scurvy indeed any dis
fgurment of the skin. We advise ALL from infancy to old
age to try it. 1t Is sold by Jones, sign Of the American
Eagle, 80 Chatham street. for fifty cents cake II is
worth fifty dollars a cake-so excellent so harmless.
he best thing made for the hair is sold there too
called Jones' Oil Of Coral Circossa This makes the hair
grow stays its falling cures dsndruf and makes light
red grey hair grow dark from the Mind there
See advertisement in another column, headed erurtons
cured and restore the human hair
90 MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE There is
event in human life that the soul to thrill with
horror equal the loss disappearance Of any object
to whom are ondly or dearly attached. But how dit
ferent when rid Of any person thing that OBJ
noxious to sight and feeling Then rejoice and
communicate to others our feelings if to mpar
pleasure fan would enjoy with them. For instance
lady asked the other evening" "What that you have
not got but if you had would not part with for all the
world 7" None could guess-a length she said, at
bald head But, certainly person who is losing his
hair, would lose moment in applying Phaon's Dahlia
Cream which is a and certain remedy against bald
ness, by staying the hair from falling out and giving
newed life to the roots which after ALL is the of
the decayed hair which drops off the head thick the
leaves in vallambroza.
Sold only by Phalon No. 2l4 Broadway, opposite st.
PauPs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-28

MORE FALsEHooD. Some miserable creature,
who calls himself H. ]. Raymond, of the Tribune,
persists in the fasehood he has published of u.s. and
states that we announced that we had received the
speech OF Mr.. Webster on Friday last.
We have already said that this is gross and i'm
pudent falsehood. We received an account of his
position and his views, in anticipation ofhe speech,
and that account was published In the Evening
Herald OF Friday and is yet on record We pro-
nounce Raymond incomprehensible fool, who
has not brains enough to read Bulletin accurately
His reading like his reporting-all bunder-with-
out brains But he should not persist in lies and false
hood Is II not astounding to see these rascals per
slst In these liesl They persisted in the ike wsy
that Mr. Webster would not deliver speech. Fools,
GREAT COMBINATION TO DOWN FACTION
There is now every indication that John TYLER,
Daniel Webster, and Winfield Scott, are united in
one mind and in one thought, TO put down, by moral
power, the violence and folly of faction Some
shade of doubt IS thrown over Mr.. Websters exac
position and future course by the Boston party
Great efforts Of private nature, II Is said, are
making in Boston and New York, TO induce MIR
Webster to leave the Cabinet-and TO swell the VIC
ence OF party tor the next two years Offers, It !
said, were made to set him up, like a new pin
fresh and clean in the world-but we do not believe
that they can subvert the moral courage of Mr.
Webster, or deter him from going ahead Let u
watch and pray, however.
"THE SECRETARY STANDS ALoNE."-So saws oil,
Mesmer OF the Commercial OF Daniel Webster NJ
such thiug--the New York Herald bears the Secre
tary company. We stand two-snd such two ca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-28

"THE SECRETARY STANDS ALoSE,"-So says old
Mesmer OF the Commercial OF Daniel Webster No
such thing-the New York Herald bears the Secre.
iary company We stand two-snd such two can
mlich the world. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-28
S246,4s3 90
Deficit,


One of the greatest oucres raised by the advocates Of
National Bank and the paper STEM made at the pro-
mitigation of the famous specie circular and subsequent
ly against the ubreasury, for requiring cash in pay
men of the public dues The practical operation of the
spece refuse to give credit TO the Banks
for the ayowed object Of preventing those institutions
from trading on the capital Of the This was
done by requiring specie actual payment instead of
the promises the Banks in exchange for the public
lands To this simple expedient were charged most of
the evils which subsequently overlook the commercial
world The partisan press and all interests denounced
for time the proceeding Yet now, with inconsistent
cy which always attends that legislation which govern
cd solely by the temporary and changing interests OF
certain class And the parties who friously
denounced the administration Of General Jackson for re-
fusng allow the Banks to trade upon the capital OF the
government, enactng high tariff law, compelling I'M
porers pay cash for their duties The practical opera
ton of this law is applied to merchants, precisely the
that of the specie circular as applied to the
banks but we apprehend will be disastrous in sr
suits Under former laws when cargo OF foreign goods
arrived to large house, the duties might amount to- say
5OOOO This required outlay Of capital the part OF
the importer because he gave bonds at or months AZ
the expiration of which time the goods would have been
sold and out of the proceeds Of the saes the duty would
be paid Under the new law importer similarly suat
Cd must before receiving bis goods from the custom
house. raise and pay $4,000 cash. which sum to lie idle
and at heavy interest, until reimbursed by his suose
ouen sales The interest the money must therefore
be added to the goods which sales Of six months
ahcr import would amount to at least 4per cent.
Thu s however but very small evil compared win
the effect upon the employment of capital The average
Of the new duties is estimated per cent yielding ex
ncnses deducted sasoooOoo In an aggregate importa-
ton of 800 100000 therefore, of the capital
of importing merchants always be dead OF in other
words. advanced to the government It is advanced to
the the duties not and were never
supposed to be paid the merchants individually They
are tax upon Of the articles imported and
levied upon the importers the entry of the goods for
convenience and economy. The merchant becomes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-28
Total funded debt,
Sl,bs6,96a
ty debt was as follows >

CITY DEBT OF PHILADELPHIA, JAS. lSa2.
The city debt, the 3lst December last,
amounted in ALL both and per cents to 90
The whole gas debt to 6o0'coo w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-28

FUNDED DEBr PHuApELPHIA,JA JAN. l, 1912.
Amount subscribed and paid each Loan up 10 Decem
Der 81, lSll.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-03-03

peared and decreptated that she towards the
ground and obliged TO lean against the side of the hut
ceve the company assembled the door she also deaf
and her still lively. Every hing around her Showed
that she destitute and wretehed She had scarcely rags
give warmth when the cold senby felt by
found her occupied in boiling little and rice for her
supper For she received from her that regular
subsistence which her great age and former services required
She besdes alone and abandoned her strength exhausted
and more indebted nature than then The reader ought
to know that independently of her long services this woman
now in her hundedh year, had formerly nourshed with her
mlk two white children, whom she had arrive
pete growth, and whom she afterwards accompanied the
tomb and these the brothers of of the then
present The old woman perceived him and called him by
his and tntagont him ding to the of the
Of Gunea with of kindness truly affecting and
when, said she, wilt thou repair the root of hut 1t
almost uncovered and the rain poured freely The
raised his towards it higher than the hand could
reach shall think of this, said he. Thee will think oft
thee always tells but nothing is DONE Hast thee
not thy children two negroes of the work shop her grand
den) who could mend the hut and thee thee
MASTER and thee thysef my son. Come said he TAX
ing him by the arm, and introducing him into the bin
and thyse these openings have pity hen my the
old rrouba and repair least that part of the roof which
above my bed it all ask and the good Being will bless
hee And what her bed? Ala three boards grossly
connected and which disposed bundle of parasite
plant Of the county, named Barbe Espagnoe The roof Of
thy hut almost uncovered the ee and the rain beat against
thy miserable bed thy all this, and yet has
compassion for the poor Irrouba'
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-03-03
TFor the Northern Star.l

Messrs Editors
was very much pleased to see by your last
paper, that the colored population of this city
have formed temperance society, for nothing
will prove of more benefit to the cause you advo-
cate, than temperance Why is it, would ask,
that this unfortunate class of men have been held
up as a byword to community? Why is it that
they have been treated so much like beasts of
burden 1t is because the demon 1ntemperance
has acquired such control over their better feel
ings as to shut out from their minds all self re-
spect, and all those noble sentiments which ought
to animate the breast of every individual. 1t is
high time, my friends, that such society as that
which you have commenced should be put into
successful operation, and that you endeavor to do
up the work of reformation which is SO much
needed, especially in this city. Go on, then, and
may you prosper in your phiIanthropic undertak-
ing, and rest assured you will not be unrewarded.
FRIEND OF TEMPERANCE.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-03-03
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The adjourned meeting of the Union Tempe
rance Society will be held tomorrow friday
evening, at u o'clock, at the Baptist meeting
house in Hamilton street
AS the last meeting was very spirited and in
teresting we hope the friends of the cause will
continue to assemble and impart and receive in
formation upon this subject, until all our people
are brought to full consideration of their duty,
and are led to concentrate their efforts for the uni
versal spread of temperance principles, and the
final discontinue and Punishment of Prince Alco-
hol from his possessions.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-03-03
TAKE NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE.

In consequence of the addition of a considera.
BILE number of subscribers TO our paper, the scar
city of money in every part of the country, and
the arrangements which we have been enabled to
make with the printer, We have concluded 10 re-
duce the price thereof to S so per year, always
payable in advance. Those of our subscribers
who have not paid will therefore please send US
the above named sum. We also hope that our
agents will continue active, and send us in the
names and money of subscribers, as fast as they
can obtain them.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-03-03
r. HARVEY, AGENT,

Wholesale and retail dealer in Stoves, and man
ufacturer of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Utensils,
Nos. 30 and % Green-street, next door to the
corner of Beaver-st., Albany.
N. B. Stoves of all kinds kept constantly on
hand fell
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-03-03
NOTICE.

Any persons wishing servants, can be accom-
modated by applying at the office of this paper,
No. 46 Green-street Albany, Jan. 90, 1S42.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-03-03
AgentS:

.4geats:
WILLIAM A. TIsoN, New-York,
THOMAS ADAMS, do
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WILLIAM GREEN, do
WILLIAM THOMPSON, Athens, N. Y.
JOHN VAN PELT, Saratoga.
Mr.. WILLlGMAN, Troy,
]. w. LOGAN, Syracuse,
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Mr.. TIGGAN, Boston,
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The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-03-03

GF@ Persons wishing to obtain this paper, can
have it by calling on the agent, at the office, No
As Green-street, Albany.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-03-03
JOHN RICHARDSON,

Furnishing Undertaken, and Superintendent Of
the Albany Cemetry Coffin warehouse, Nos. 50
and ga Green-street. Hearse, Carriages and 9TH
er requisites for funerals, supplied on the loves,
terms. ia20
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-03-03
MURRY & WRIGHT.

Tailors and Clothes cleansers, No. Beaver
street, Albany. Clothes cleaned and repaired in
superior style; new and second hand clothing
bought, sold and exchanged.
Jan. 30, 1S42. la2o
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-03-03

And IN the city OF Albany all coore friends Whe
feel friendly to the will act agents in soliciting
subscribers.
All persons acting as agents will be allowed on each
yearly subscriber, % per cent.
the Office.
All agents will be active possible in getting sub
scrbers and will please forward the with the name
this Office and the papers will be their direction
without delay All agents will be entitled to so cents for
each yearly subscriber.
We trust that the lovers of temperance education and
equal rights will assist us in sustaining this paper.
All persons wishing the paper will send their names ts
the Office, No. 46 Green-street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-27
FOUR Ell CONTRE.

lie Crescent City parla ASSET durrmcnt
II Y a pen de temps, dune soclcte DC ben
ta,Sance formee par les Franca's a Ia Nile.
Orleans. lie Courier deS Flats This y
repond de Ia manlere su'vante
Tine attaquc dune violence assez bizarre
ct as<cz incNpIlcabIc 4 cite dlrlgce drrnle.
rerncnt par I'm journal AMERICAN De In
NouvelIe Orleans, lie Crescent CITY, con
ire &c que ce journal appcIle Influence ct
les principles trancais. o.
Nous avons fat mention, DIT CO Jour.
nal, dune SocI@te composce de Erancals,
ron naturalises et probablcment nc SON
Eeant pas a IGtrc, QGI Went de s~annoncer
i grams ons dc tromi cites. Soft futCn
Ia considGro rcrltablemcnt CONNIE me So
cietC de blental>arCe, SOFT gu clio aspire a
former Ie novau dun ROY u f~raucaiS
parml nous, nous Snu1mas, Cantn2 amer
cams, dccIdenent opposes d institution
de toutC soclcte ayant pouT ut obsel va
fIon d'annNersaIres changers et la culture
de prncipes antr-rtpuhIcalns. 5! az fran
rals est 81 hpr doS suu9cn,rs de Nareeg q
de Lodi. d 'AuSter,Itz Ct de NHgram. ef tcs
trors i~eurnees De Juliet, qn'lI ne pulssc lee
sntretepir dams son rGur sans mauIf, sta
aons cAterieures, &c dot ttre IN hommc
dune energre assch mmlnente Ct don &c
pjc asscz ambl;ICux, asse2 attIt. pour trou-
vcr a WINE dams IA belle France sans
prendte J., peine de trayers"r | Atlanllq"e
ct dc yenIT dams un pays htrtare CONNIE
les Eta.s inns, on Ton ~ 'aNais inre7tc
une soupe. ou Fart de fare sr::c dos gre
9nouIllcs. Nous rouGrisns bIen saver ce
ene les punches trancats ont a fare ayec
lc rcu0le ct les institutions d AmcrjGur ;
kyonS noas heSo,n dInhd4}jtt rcl'gienee,
10 plus de troubles Poirnqncs cue Inous
a en- aYcns, de plus de charlatanl-m~ans
in medicine. de Plus ds vantcre dare e
caractere? Fouions-nocs nos gemmes pius
aG.c!tes ct nIns '%E@ray, "as 0rGs'E pins
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-27
Az rTBf,IG.

1rs soussignts ont torne unc socitta sous
II ratson de Pike & Babin, CONNIE marchands
fonm's5lolnatres lis porteront la plus grande
attention a receVo'r ct embarqueT da cotton
lis auront %tonJo1irs en- man un assortment de
Inarchandises d'habItation aussi Corde ct
Iolie dEmballage qn'ils vendront a des prix
atissl bas qu,aucun autrc dams cette Vile.
Ausolt6t que Ia sajson du cotton s'ouvrira,
lis seroIt prepares a acheter GU fare des
avances snr du cotton. En- solicitant une por-
ton du patronage public, lis peuvent assurcr
ceuH qul ieur contieront lcurs ~afTaires, qu'iIs
rece won't fattenuon Ia plus assidue.
Ills ~tiennent leur magasin rue dc PEglise,
denx portes d Test dn magasin ci-devant oc-
cnpe pan James Mansker.
W. s. PIKE,
Is juliet. % IL. V. BABlN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-27
AVIS.

On a perdu OIL tgare IN actc de vente, de.
John West a Fountain Mason Nash, de cent
arpents de terre, situes dams la branche orien-
isle de Wards. Creek, dams cette p~aroisse,
bornfs par les terfes de A. Adams au-dessous
ct par celles de Ia yeuve Powers au-dessus
a Fouest par celles de la yeuve Lobdell ct
" ards Greek eta Fest par ceIles du Gems
fholnas faisant yartie dune section de terre
etabI1e-sur les amel oratlons du dIt. John West.
Ce DIT tire ftalt depose au bureau de Charles
fessler, Juge de paroisss, ct date vers Fan
nee 1874. Celai qui trouvera ce dit acte ct
lie remettra all soussigne, pfopfietaira des
dItes terres, on a Charles Tessier. juge de pa
rolsse d'Est Baton Rouge, sera libcra!ement
recnmpense.
20 aoht. % 81 HENRY KFAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-27
PHARMACIE
DU DR.. g.. SCUTEaDE,
Dams !'ancicnne muison dc!a BaaQuc Dc
(tnrr,1lt,n
CarTolltOn
N6dociaeS PMentfGS, Dc.

-WednciaHS P0fentCG8, Dc.
ID. Councils gonorrhHa mixture oJ spj !
HAYS LinlmeDt and pie ointment Doc4~T
VI Munn's elk opium botanic remedy tor
ague; RoWand's tonic mixture for aguc
genuine Southern tonic, Il vegetable lebriture,
Rev. Bartholotnew's elixir Of life, do. expecIo-
rant syrup, Cooks pills Dr.. Sappington's
pills fo~rihternittent cure Or. (. SpoIn's agne
pills, wafrantedcur IRE do. cure for sick head
ache; Mohlt's pilla, genuine do. phunlx
bltteFs Or. Evans cauomile pills Msore's
essence OF life; Carpenters Saratoga pow
bders to1lses les autres PREPARATIONS de Car
penter DR.. Viewers celebrated worm tea
aud salve IIenry's calcinek nagncsia
Moxon's and Buffers efte-vegcent raagnesia
~aper'cht TnrlIngton's balrorn; Chapman IL
Anderson cough drops; nerve and bone H. -
lnent rod l~inirueni for rheumatism KooH5-
founder olurmen DR.. Ea3tInan's asthInati-
drops do, rheumatic drops ;Je"ett's ~linjnaHt
for nervous affections !; do. stimulating iAnI-
ment do. Imminent for the headache Kiine's
tooth drops Mothe's copalya capsules Eus-
tace ct Temples gonorilGa mixture; Bar
clay's cubeb and sarsapari!la compound L.
Trlppe's concentrated sarsaparilla Potter
catholiCon Thotnpson's eye water Smish's
nipple salge; Whites salge for cure Of rheh-
1natrsTn Vests chlorine cosmetic and pile
compound chlorine tooth Waeh Orris tooth
wash Oldrdge's balm Of Columbia for hair
kalpIor for removing pilnplcs, freeklcs, &c,
condition powders for horses.
Encra hlcus ct rouge.
Ces articles tres frais yisnnent d'sTriver
directement de New York, ct sont Uferts 4 IN
priX trGs-modert.
" La ijste DIES medicines patentfes ttant trop
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-27
Mons lisons dansle Republican dc Frank.

liz, Attakapas, du Is:
"Morcredi dernler deuy neares parts
aaarrnus de lhahitatlon de- Nr. Robert
Bfashe,T, furent PMS dams " bels de BAYOU
Sale, par tro,s pcrSonnes blanches qal
etarcnt a Ieur pour,rtite. tes negres furent
lies ct places dams IN DIES hareaux dams
Ieq4eI - frourait Mr.. s. l.. Wilcox du
BAYOU Sale. qui await auSsi a bord trols fu,
sill a dcux corn> ct des munitions. Lcrs-
Que les emharcatIons FrIreni a environ 200
vafdc> dunV }e b@yor. II. Wilcox dIIia It<
nerre< ATM de les fame tamer, majs a poine
turcnt-iis ddgapts de Icnrs cordes qu'i's So
prccipterent sur NJ. Wilcox, le deterrent 4
lean, ct iui ~tIrerent dams la tote IN coup
de fu>!I : J." tua IFS advancement. CONNIE
ces ncE!eS a>Alent en- lenr po>s sion
toutes les art4t,, lie Sc nnsFent a Ia pour
suite 3es deuX a1'.es personrcS C|l ttai.
rnt jons l'autre baloan, mal~ - ne purent
= a~jtcindre. l'aia@tac fdt i~mm-I!ate.
risnt donnCe aux ~cl!oven> On G,meurent
Gang le has du E1lov Sale. CeuH. CT SC
n.rrcnt 1 "A nn"fslitc des negres, n.4ls is
ja4r tchappe:y@t 81 Sc rt!G9lant Gans la
cvprsgc. C ne !s' ne + venGrej, SUI,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-27
CONDITIONS DE "a GAZETTE,

On ne receyra pas de subscription pouTT
mons dune aimee. LIE prix de l'abonneraer.t
est de sr p1astres par annie, don't tro!s al
commencement du dernier sGmest-c. Les
p~ersonnes qul par me -aison queicorque, IL
geraisnt coayenabIe de d~lscontinuer Ieur abor.
nelnent ceEront En- bonner avis avant la fin
de aimee au cas- contraire, elles serolt cen.
s!asrees CONNIE lie -enouveiIant. n
Les AVIS Sc paIesont De "a ma1nere suiyaate,
safoir: Les avis Gun n'eXcederont pas douze
AGNES on qul serout molndres, Sc p~aieront
IaE PlAsTRE pour Ia premiere insertion, e
~ CENTS pour caaGue repetition; les avs
plus longs suivant Ia meme regle.
10y Avs, d MONS qu'on ne r~ordonne au-
gI.;s a,' sara public en- Francois ct en- An
gials' 81 pave sur chacune ass teux 1angues,
lussa'a &c qa'N-a.t retire. ~e-N 4A' lsS'
IonE 'sns les a"-tissemens oficiels, les
sables, ct sis refusDenSa.sIienlen, TsSPon-
ponsib.,itS, de tells avis ne~se..e "a res
. e1'autant cue 10 -"'~-'9"s :" '
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-27
YOITURES !

lie soussignt ayanr engage d'oxcellens gu.
vriers dc Newark, N. J., ct aggrandi son tta-
basement est pref a fare toutes sories de re-
partitions aux ~voitnres dams lie m%eilleur genre
ct lie plus court delai, il s~oIlicite une portion
du patronage public.
Aussi, I'M assortment de h~arnais, fabriquts
AL nord, q vendre aux prix codtant.
Des bois de Its de c~erisier ct p%eupIier a
rendre a bas prix.
20 aoht. % WIN. +. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-27
25jDHtet.
AVIS.

lie nocteur joins G. WILLIAMS, oafe les
a~"rvices de saprofez5ioa aux habitans de Baton
Rouge G. dcs e%nvirons comm il a acGuIs
une tongue experience dams le traiteulent des
tsa!ad.es du sud, ayant p~rofcssG CONNIE me-
deem, cbrurgleu ct accoDcheur, (pendant plus
de aus ayGc success, il esp6re mGrrter unc
portion du patronage public. II s'acquit-
terra tiJtlement DIES devoirs de sa profession
ct sos prix seront mis- q la portto de la ptnu-
RE des temps.
LIE DR.. w. sc rendra tous les jeura a Ba-
ton Rouge, u moins gull ne soft rc'euu par
les devoira de "a profession en- son absence,
j prize d'adresser tous les ordrcs ct commune
cations an inagasin dc Messrs. ]. & Z. r..
Phillips & Co.
Arlington, lie 0 Juliet 1912. 22
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-27
MOULIN A SCIE.

Lac sonssl@nf, deycnu proprictaire de ret
ttabljssernent, ofire ses services, pour du
compliant, d toutcs les peraonnes qui roudront
bien lui faire des comnandeB. II mettra au-
tant Dc ~proinptitude que de ponctnaljtd d lcs
executor.
II Prevent en- meme temps, ceuX gui dfsi-
rcraIent faire moudre du mails, quill sera in
c"essamment pref . retnplir lenrs ordres.
IS ianV. 40 +. ARBOTR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-27
AVIS.

Mr., d. SANGER ~inforlne SOS amis ct lie pub
lie en- general quill occupe une des maIsons
.neuVes, rue Lafayette, lie lieu OF ttait Pan
clenne lrnPrjmerle ct gull tent ct tjendra IN
grand assortment de MARcnAND1sEs SEcHEs,
qn'il vendraa has prix pour dn compliant.
N. b. II recerra dams peu de jours IN a.
sentiment colnpiet, cOnvenabje d Ia saison.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-08-27
EpIGERIESL EHICERIESt

Quafante barils d'e4ccIlente bitre de-
Dayton
100 calsses de FiD;
UD grand assortment Dc lard ct d'tpicerjes
en- general;
In assortment dc bOunes cidrrnes;
Clarion de FIttsbourg, Sable, Rdsine, Con
dror, Chaux, &c, constaintncnt en- sente a des
prix modtrts par
4 JUN II A. MONTAH.