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For many years, whilst engaged in the prac-
tice Of my profession, have frequently observed
much injury done from the improper admins
traton of medicine, with a view to expel worms
from the human system; and that at time when
the little sufferer was very unable to bear such
harsh treatment giving drastic, and quite too &C
tive purgatives, worm teas, &c. &C. which oft
times will produce great suffering, and lay the
foundation Ior disease winch would be much
more difficult TO eradicate than that produced BY
Worms.
1t is much to be regretted, that thousands are
swept OF, or rendered weak pale and emacia-
ted, i'll their early stages Of existence, and their
| constitutions Undermined and foundation laid
Tor pulmonary diseases, SC. &c. entirely from i'm
proper treatment. Worms being especially LA
nIe to inhabit persons of debiltated digestive or
gans. and those Of weak constitution therefor
much mischiefs often done by the ordinary mod
of treating which generally consists of tn
most active purgatives; and further, it has beer
proved by actual experiment, that Worms viii
exist for a long time, even when they are thrown
into a solution of most Of the common prepare
lions which are used for the destruction of those
animals; whereas, it has been as fully proven thai
in the preparation which offer to the public,
called ''Dr. Swayne's Vermituge," they cannot
exist for any length of time,-but sicken, dwin
die and die, and pass off from the body with tn,
|
discharged, giving a new and healthy action t,
the whole Alimentary Canal, and all without the
least inconvenience to the sufferer.
! Worms are capable of producing great distur
bance in the system; not only do they aggravate
all ordinary diseases, but they also give rise to II
great variety of very alarming and anomalous
affections. Indeed, the whole train ofspasmodi,
and convulsive diseases, may proceed from the
irritation of Worms in the Aim entary Canal
Cholera, Epilepsy, Catclepsy, Tetanus, Paralysis
Mania, and Commissions, as we'll as a variety Of
Nervous Affections, are not unfrequently the eff
feet Of this cause.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
For an Adult, Dose Table spoonful
Child years or more, do ] Desert do
year do do ! Tea do
" 6 months do do Tea do
To be repeated Three or Four lines day, be-
fore meals The bottle should always be shook
before using.
The above medicine is always to be had at DR..
Swayne's office, No. Sd North Sixth Street, one
door below Arch.
It'd by the same agents who sci his ar
'i-hilious Pills. for lis. Of whose names
seq anniher column
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THE POCAHONTAS OR
INDIAN PILL.

The great variety of Medicines offered in the
U. States, for the cure of every disease and
their general use furnish proofthat the confidence
OF the community Gin this class Of Medicines) i'm
crcases. lfthis had been confined to persons
well acquainted with the principles of the heal
ing art ncalculable benefit would have resulted
to society, Unfortunately, however, these ar
tices have Too frequently been prescribed in
complaints of opposite character, and the same
medicine been offered asa specific remedy for all
the diseases which flesh is heir to.
In Bilious Fever, enlargement of tho Liver,
Jaundice, Bilious Cholic, Vomiting, Sick and
Foul Stomach attended with Headache, Dys-
pepsa and Costveness, Inflammation of the Liv-
er, and all those arrangements of the stomach
and bowels, and general health, dependent on
congestion Of the Liver and its circulation, the
Pocahontas Pill will perform the part of spe-
cihc or certain remedy. We only solicit at the
hands of the public, a fair trial Of the Pill, and
feel assured no encomums will be necessary
with those who use them
Milton, Pa. CB. MERRICK, Nj. ID.
Sold at DR.. Parker's Medicine and Paint store
Elkton, Joseph Haines Brick Meeting House,
John l.. Clayton Pivot Bridge, Maryland.
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JAY MES CARMINAIlVE.
BalSanl.

ENHlS is one of the most efficient, pleasant &
Il safe compositions ever offered to the public
for the cure Of the various arrangements of the
stomach s. bowels, and the only article worthy Of
the least confidence for curing CHOLERA IN
FANTUM or SUMNER COMPLAINTS; and in
the above diseaseit really acts like charm
All persons are requested 10 try it, for there is
"No MISTAKE" about its being one of the most
valuable family medicines ever yet discovered.
Hundreds nay thousands, of certificates have
been received from Physicians, Clergymen, and
families Of the first responsibility, bearing the
strongest testimony in its favor, too numerous to
publish.
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DR.. Swayne's Strengthening
Vermll'uge,
IN EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR
TVDR.1JS.

And from its tonic properties will be 'Isefu! for
delicate, sickly, and dyspeptic children or a.
du!ts; and will in all cases prevent the genera
tion of Worms, which makes it still a more
valuable compound.
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DIR. MEL RI KS
VERMIFUGE.

a MONG the numerous articles offered 10
Athe public as remedies for worms, none
nave nave proved so pre-eminently successful as
is not only safe and positive cure for Worms,
but is so pleasant to the taste, that it may be-
given to the most delicate children without in
convenience For want of timely relief, thou
sands OF children are yearly carried to an untme-
~ grave by these pests to juvenile health and
happiness. The unexampled popularity, the in
creased demand, and the spontaneous applause
and testimonial. Of hundreds that have used this
Medicine, prove it one Of the most useful COM
pounds OF the present day. Price 81 l-2 cts. per
bottle.
For sale in Elkton at Dr. PARKER'S Medi-
cine and paint store. Dec. nth 1912
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CAUTION.

AS all medicines which become very popular
Ike that Of DIR. Swaynes Compound Syrup o.
Wild Cherry, attempts to Initiate or Counter.
felt in some way, are very frequently resorted to
Ta,refs 10 it ie tnoug t best to pu: the public on
thsI gsiri u irst Imposition. In the courseot
10 i1st iars .asr this most dosrvsd
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ANOTHER EVIDENCE
OfMe WondcrtM CURES performed
by DR.. Smayne's Comp,und Syrup Of
TH;J,I f'ho,ru

ITtId therry.
DR.. SwAYNE-Dear Sr,-When was at Pitts.
urg last August, purchased Of your agent six,
bottles Of your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,
had Tor many years been troubled with Cough,
often very violent, with other indications OF con-
sumption, or disease oithe lungs; of very seri-
GUS nltlre. | mad very little faith in medicine
as it WAS thought my disease was hopeless and
beyond It's retc4. lNd applied to several Ply
scans .or re iet, anl also sci some mig iIy plf-
.e,. =. li :,:.e winch | ND seen in the nawspl-
pc.s, gu. herring tat you Aid n ca experience
in the practice OF med cine, and rad treated many
cases OF Cons mpt'on, concluded to try yoars;
and from that time, ! am happy To say, found
relief. | write this il hopes you will publish it,
go that ifany human being has suffered as have
done they may know where to find a medicine
the virtues ofwh,ch may be relied dpo'.
Yours respectfully, JAMES OsBuRN
May 2sth lS42
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]. NJ. A NJ,

Arocai, &c, resultant d Baton Rouge.
Sc propose de ne plus pratiqnor que dams
les differences cours des paroisses dEst eli de
Quest Baton Rouge, Ia cour de district dc Ia
p%aroisso dc Concordla, ct dams la tour STU
prtme d New Orleans ct Alexandra, aux
conditions suivantes {:
/. coneelI legal tendant d p%reyon'r un
process, dome gratls.
9, Aucune charge ne eera fate pour con-
sells OH services rCndus aux lndlgens ct op-
primes.
3. Toute charge n'exctdant pas cinquante
p~iastres sora payee Observation-Disclosures de
Clnquantc ~piastres, ia moltIe compliant ct la
balance lors de Ia rendition du i%ugCmcnt, on
autre accord mutuel.
j. Dams Ia cour supreme, lorsque conscll
pour l'appellant, aucune charge additiohnelle
sera faite-pour lappellee, les charges seront
rrglts par accord mutuel.
3. II nc dcviendra dams auCun cas reepon-
sable pour frais GU documcus.
s avril 1Si3.
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CONDITIONS DE La GAZETTE.

On ne recevra pas de subscription pour
moins dune aimee. lie prix dc Pabonnement
est de SIR piastreS par annie, don't trois all
commencement du dernier stmestre. Les
personnes qui par me rai8on quelconque, ju-
geraient conVenablc de discontinuer leur abon-
nement, devront en- donner avis ayant Ia fin
de Pannee; au cas- contralre, Giles serent con-
siderees CONNIE lie renouvellant.
Les Avis Sc ~paieront de la maniere s~uivante
SAVIOR Les avis qui n'excederont pas douze
li9nes, on qui serout moindres, Sc paieront
uNE P1AsTRE pour Ia premiere insertion, ct
80 CENTS pour chaque repetition; les avis
plus longs suivant Ia meme regle.
Tout Avis, a moins qu'on ne rordonne au-
trement, sera public en- Francois ct he An
glais, ct pave sur chacune des deux langues,
]usqu'a ce quill soft retire.
Pour tous les advertisements o~ficiels, los
chiciers en- seront personnellement respon.
sables, ct sis refusaient den prendre Ia res
DonsiDilitG, De tels avis ne seraient pubIIte
4u'au.ant qle le Placement en seIa!t assure.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17
NEW CHEAP STORE.

The subscriber has again commenced h.si.
| ness at the brick store on Church st. next doc,
to Mr. John Huguet's. Thankful for the pa
tronase received previous to his misfortune,
he now ~SolicitS a continued share, having pur-
chased a fresh stock Of goods for cash, he is
enabled to sell them at a low price on the
i$aWc terms his stock consist of the following
articles, viz:
Dry soods-,lfcavv ~unblearhcd I I IA and
Ct, ShlrtingS, IowcllS, hIeathcd ShiritinvS, I
and Al twilled do, red and white flannel, York
d~enins, cottcnadcS, apron checks, domestic
ginghamS, Scotch do, tlckingS, green and black
bomhazette, English merinoS, black bomba-
zine, blue broadcloth, cashmere. black Grape,
black silk, fancy ~callcos, blue do, mourning
do, printed Iaconet, muSlInS, brown holland.
Irish ~llnnenS, muSqulto netting, colored cam
brlcS, paper muslin, corded skirts. white cam
brio, laConet muslin, plain, figured and plaid
swiss muslins, fancy handkerchiefs fancy
c~rarats, black silk ~cravatS, linen table cloths,
table covers, silk pocket handkerchiefs, tame.
cord, thread, needles, sewing silk, &c. &c, &c.
Hosiery j. stopes-Ladies' blue and white
cotton stockings, mems socks, ladies' cotton
and silk gloves, mems do, merino do.
Haydrare-knives & forks, carving knives,
fine pocket knives, butcher knives, razors.
horse phiegms, scissors, shears, Collins axes,
carpenters adze. planes Of all kinds, augers.
chisels- drawing knives, files, rasps, gimbletS.
padloCkS, french and English door locks, steel
and iron squares, butt and sharp hinges,
screws, tea kettles, stew pans, hoes, spades.
and shovels, trace chains, wrought and cut
nails, &c, &c.
Boots shoes and h1ts-Men's fine calf boots.
sowed and pegged boots, mems kip brocans,
calf brcgans pegged and sewed, ladies' calf
brogans, calf shoes, ladies' kid slips, bows bro
gans. children's shoes of all sizes, mems sin.
pers, mems broad brlm Russia hats, beaver
and silk do, boys hats, wool do.
Saddirg-Men's fine Spanish and English
saddles, ladies' saddles, boys do, misses do,
bride filings, bits, martingales, sursinsles.
girths, blind brides, haimes, horse collars,
plantation whips.
CTockery Uare-White granite soup, dinner
and breakfast plates, dishes covered do, blue
Liverpool soup, dinner and breakfast plates.
cups and SaucerS, tea pots, sugar bowls. pitch
ers, bowls, caStoys. tumblers, &c, &c, &c.
Also an assortment Of iron ware, TN ware
and medicines.
The above articles we're selected perSonsT1v
iv The subscriber, at private sale. and can be
recommended to BE- Of ths best quality.
feb i 2 CHAS. a. HILL.
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rApprAeEsi CARRIAGES

Tho Subscribers beg leave to return Their
thanks To their friends and the public IN gene
raj, for the very liberal support they have re-
cejved in the line Of their business and nope
10 merit a continuance Of the public 1'atron~
arc. They have got some fine workmon from
the East, and are now prepared TO repair all
kind of carriages, barouches, gigs, hl'ggyF'
&c, mt the shortest notice a1d in the best
style; also saddles, brides and harness; all
Of which will be done TO order and warranted
be well done. RtEDER 20.
Opposite the Louisiana Bank, B-kouge'
" u. Carriages, Barouches, &c, bought
and sold.
,inr Ia 40
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Les roussignes ont fofme uns soclet6 SOUS
la raisDn de Pike & Bablu, cortne marcllands
cotnrnissionnaires. lis porteront Ia plus grande
attention a recevolr ct embar1uer dn cotton,
lis nuront t%ollonrs Ell nam III assortment de
lnarchandises d'habltatlon aussl torde ct
ToiIe d'Efnballage qujls vendront a des Prlx
aussi bas ~qu'aueun autre dams cette vile.
Ausolt6t que Ia saleon du cotton s'ouVrlra,
lis seront prepares a acbeter on talte des
avances sur du cotton. En- sollcltant me por-
ton du patronage public, lis peuvent assurel
ceux qui lenr Contieront lenrs affaires, 1u1ls
recevront lattention la plus assldue.
lis ]tlennent leur magasin rue dc TEglIse,
denx portos a Pest du magasin ci-dcvant &C
Cupc PAT James Mansker.
w. s. PIKE,
1G iuillet. % II. V. RARIN.
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u. D. DAVIS, NJ. i.

Ci-devant de Clinton, Est FeIle'aua, Le'
s'etant etabll a Baton Rouge, offre ses ser
vices au public CONNIE Medecln, ct ChIrur-
gien-accoucheur. Ayant acquis, apres une
residence de cinq ans dams la Louisiana ct 1e
Mississippi, une parfaite connalssance de6 ma
ladies' de ce climat, il espere neriter Fencou-
rage du public. Il portera Pattenoon Ia plus
assidue aux ~afIaires qui lui seront c%onflees.
II tent son bureau dams l'appartcment Iol-
nnant ceIui de Messrs. Read ct Patterson,
proche la maison de cour.
% avril, 1S43. ii
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MAT'EIAS.

lalre dea ]matelas, sont prices de s'ddresscr Il
la naison du general Thomas, proclte la geole.
I'outcs les commanded egront pr0mptement
executes, garantleg de Ia mellIeure tacon ct
a thstf pix.
On Sc clatgera aussi de monter ct de re
parer touLo eeptrc d'onvrage dams la pattlc du
tapissiet. u mai. Us
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STATE TAX.

PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE
Those who have not paid
their state taxes for 1910
ISdI and 1912 will make
Immediate payment, other
visit the law for collection of
state taxes will be rigidIy en-
forced by
II FOWLER,
april y III Sheriff.
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The subscriber respectfully informs build
ers and others, that he is prepared TO execute
all kinds Of brick and mason work-and that
he will put up buildings and furnish all the
materials necessary-such as brick. sand.
limo, &c. on the most reasonable terms.
He also offers his services to sugar planters
and from his hong experience III setting sugar
Rettlrs and other work necessary in a sugar
house he can give ample satisfaction.
Apply 10 lONEAT BERHEI.
feb So at the Garrison brlckFard,
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VOITTRHS !

lie sousaiFnt ayan' engage d'cTeellens on
vricrs de Newark, ". J., CT aFgrandi son tta-
basement est pref a faire toutes sortes dc re-
partitions aux ~voitures dams 10 moiIleur genre
Ct le plus court dclal, il s~ollicite une portion
du patronage public.
Aussi, IN assortment dc harnals, fahrl1lea
al nord, a vendre aux prix cohtant.
Des bois dc Its de c~crisIer ct pcuP'ier a
vendre d bas priv.
20 aont. q WIN. f. TDNNARD,
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rrMAhnnrs %nENERA1Es.

fhEF'tt wv 30
rns medicines dolvent Ieur notn , Ia pro
rr,ate manifesto ct sensible ~qu'ellea ont De
n,r;fisr les sources de Ia vie, en- lenr connaht
inc nouyelle yigueur. Dals p]uasufs cas
aptbentjaues ct %publies, ees intdsciilea TsEe-
talne ont retire des portes du toinbeau De-
rersopues que la mort y precIpilait a'ait IL
tonns EIies sopt reGonnues CONNIE IN re-
medic prompt ct certain pour les Gfgrcs bIjca-
ges. Ia dgspepsie, les p~alpttatiOus dc ram', les
crnm pes destemac. les maun de ttte, FtHsoH'-
mir. les rhamatismes, les tsrs, F~ashtrne, bs
]uauraiscs constitutions, etc. Rien ne pent
teaIer les plLu1rs be VIZ ct lie PnuN1x
BJ1rrrRs dn DR.. Mofiat On pent ~receVolr de
plus lonrs renseignetnens chez tous les agents
H. IOURDAN, Piaruaelen est agent a
Baton Rouge pour ces medicines
WIN. b. MOFFAT.
New York, 7 Juliet, 80
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En- vertu dune Proclamation dc SUt Ex-
c~eIlcncc Is Gouterneur dc lEtat de In Loui-
siane. datce le IL du e%ourant. tine Election
sera tenue dans cette paroiese Is premier
bundi dc Juliet proclaim OF les deux lo,rs
s%uivant, aavcir :
Four IN RcrtetttItant ali Congros, du 3ne.
District Congressional ct pour IN Scna-
terr, pour lc cUntc d'IbcrvllIc,
detection aura lieu lie premier lour at
billiard dc Mr.. Joan Rte. toiseau, le second
Jour chez NJ. Pierre NJ, Foret, ct lc troisl6mc
Jour a la maiern dc cour dc cote paroisse.-
La boite sera ouverte depuis 10 heures A. Nj.
iugqu'a 4 leures r. NJ.
Au tens ct lleux eusditst lie bon peuple dc
cot Etat seta aprelo a voter a,ir Ia ticressit6
ct Ia convenience dc convoqucr uns Conveh.
ton pour amender Ia Constitution,
80 mai II L. FANKOT, t. l.
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A VIZ

lie Docteur tuitN C.. WILLIAMS, eflie les
services de sa profession aux habltans de Baton
Rouge ct DIES e~nvirona eotntne Il a acqllis
uue Tongue experience dams lie traitstnent das
rnaladiss du sud, ayaht pfot6ssG CONNIE me-
decin, ehirnrelen ii accoucheur, (pendant plus
d. ans,) avec success, il espere mtrlter III
portion du patronage public. II s'acqni'
tera Gdtlement des dcyoirs de sa profession
ct ses prix serout mis- a la portte de Ia penu-
RE des temps,
lie Or. W. SO rcndra tols les jours a BIZ.
ton Rouge, q moins gull nc soft retenu par
les devoirs de- sd profession ; en- sen absence,
il prize d'adresser tous les ordres ct communl-
cations au magasin de Messrs. ]. 81 L. F.
Phillips & Go.
Arlington, le 3 Juliet 1912. ~
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Dr. Rance has removed his residen~e to
the building nearly opposite the college, AZ
the last house or the right hand side of the
street, in descending, before arriving at the
college.
Persons in town desiring the services Of
DR.. Rance, may leave their orders with Mr..
Menard or Mr.. ~Jourdan.
april % 10 If.
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SOCIETE

Les sodssignts sont %auIourd hui entries en-
socittc SOUS la raleon dc Philips o. Lallo'e,
lis arront t%ouIours en- vente un assortment
general de marchandjscs dc gont &c. LIS c$-
percent, par leur asslduIte, merlter une portion
du patronage public,
Baton Rouge, | %fevrler 1913.
WILLIAM y. PHILLIPS,
ifcv 81 EUGENE LANOUEr
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CLOTHING.

lust received, an assortment Of winter cloth
ing made within the last three months and in
the latest style, which will be sold very cheap
for cash; it Consists of beaver cloth ~paletots,
German cloth do. pilot do do, Flushing hunt
ing coats, olive and brown frock do, boys
cloth do, fancy vests, satin do, cotton shirts
with linen bosoms.
Cali and examine before purchasing else
where. WILLIAM D PHILLIPS.
dec IL As
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TIE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF THE

THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF THE
HON. HENRY CLAY,
The subscriber solicits the appreciation and
patronage of Mr.. Clay's friends in Baton
Rouge and The neighborhond to this undertak.
ing. The work will be published in the course
of MAY or June by Robert J. BirIy 4 o., No.
: Park Ror, Neac York., in two large octave
volumes Of more than 1900 pages. The en-.
bellishments, splendidIy executed on steel by
DICK, consist of a full length likeness OF Mr..
Clay. a view ofthe humble dwelling where he
was born IN Hanover CO., Va, another Of
" Ashland" his beautllul seat near Lexington,
ny, and the monument erected on the Cum.
berland Road near Wheeling, Va. This cdl-
ton Il recommended BY the general committee
of Democratic Wing Young Hen "to The favor
1t their WhIg brethren throughout the Union
It has also been commended TO the wings Of
the south and Yves, by Senators,
ManEum, of N. Carolina,
Bctricn, Of Georgia,
Crlttenden, of kentcky,
Mrrehead. Of do.
Barrow. of Louisiana. and
Henderson of Miss.
II is the full intention of the publishers 10
conflpe their issues to subscribers only.
Mr.. George A. Pike, is authorised to obtain
subscribers in Baton Rouge and neighbour
hood. DAM. MALLORY.
20 NAV. Is
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AMOS ADAMS, Attorney and Counsellor at
law, continues TO practice IN the Courts OF
The Bird and 4th Judicial Districts and Su-
preme Court of the State, and will attend
promptly 10 any business entrusted to his care.
Office IN the town of Baton Rouge, on the
corner Of Third and Church sttcet. opposite
he Catholic Church.
ian, % N.tf
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INSTITUTION FRANCHISE,
Etabiie d la maiSon dc III. Anth0iHc Uo'

get, pres Ia place du mnTchf,
lie chef dc cette institution i]nstrulrn les
eufants qui lui sctont c]ontits, sur les trtnct-
pes de la languc FRANCHISE, ct leur Gil terra
connnitre les r6gles eramtnatichles.
II Ieur apprendra Fhisfoire, la geographic,
ra1itilmetiqnc ct la tenue dos llVres.
II enseignera l'a|gebre ct la geometEIe aux
leunes gems qui youdront fapprendre.
II ina donner des leeolls, dams les maisons
particulleres, aux depoiselles don't les parens
10 desiroront. Lc chef de cette institution Sc
recommends a Ia blcnvcIlIaucc des peres ct
me res de fainllle.
=. NJ MEDOTS.
Baton Rouge, 90 avrll, 1913. IL
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twenty. years. | will eheerfully give any par.
ticulars in relation to her case to those "ho
may wish further information.
st. ELIZABETH.
Superior Of the Roman Catholic orphan Asy'
Inn. Prince street ". Y. Dee, Ia, lsaI.
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C0-ptRTNERSHIp

The undersigned have this day entered into
co-partnership under the firm of Philips q
Lanoue. They will keep a general assortment
of staple and fancy goods, and hope by strict
attention to business 10 merit a share Of pub
lac patronage.
Baton Rouge, 1stFeb 1913.
WILLIAM d PHILLIPS,
feb So EUGENE I.ANOEE.
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EUEVAI. EPAVE.

Arr6te par Hiram Williams sur son habi-
tation a environ Is miles de Baton Rouge,
ct procIle Ia residence de Mr.. Bartell All della
de- Ia Comite, un cileval bal. Sans marquee, de
l55 paumes dc hauteur, ct paratt age ds y ans,
lie proprittaire est prize de 10 rctirer en- sc
conforlnant a Ia loi.
L. nu.l 10 ItIrE1TDN Rnnmsur
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STRAY.

Taken up, by Charles Foster on Sandy
Creek. about % miles from Baton Rouge, a
small mare mule, dark brown, without brand
or mark. The owner will comply with the
law and take her away. J HUEsTON,
Jan IS ST. Ranger.
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STR HORSE

Iaren up by Hiram Williams, at his place
about 10 niles from Baton Rouge, and near
the residences of MIR. Bartoll beyond the Co
mite, a bay hose. without mark or brand,
about log hands high and apparently 8 years
of age this spring. Ito owner will comply
with the law and take him away.
april ~ l0* ] HUESr0N. Ranrer'