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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-10
BslppISIINE,
cousi4 M couslNu.

SiFarrlyee gu prlnlenpa p%restntG quel
que pufi IN beg Il spectacle, &c dot ctr
surtVat SUI lel 4autes m%Uhtagnes de- Il
Suisse. alors q,kii tic une richie echarpr
de veFdure sur f. flame des c]0litnos, sur Il
marge deS toridns ct Jusque dams IL cFeu,
dos vall6cs.
lily a qaclqlas annees, nm jour d'ayrl
que tout olalt lole dams ar et tela dams
IL nature, c~etteppetique coBtrGe de BHel.
velie, ealebr6e Sar Grssncr ct ehantec ptl
Ia muse W6ludt7usn d. Rossini. t%ovenaiI
soudaia Ia VIC. D1ji IL snptn 1t l'veusa,
sc coayrant deEbourgeons, allaient servlr
dc sales do c~olscert d mile ct IN o%iseauv,
dsja talpcn ros dlanan y6g6taI, qul irn.
ri meme sous q neigo, quad l'htyer est
trap lent 4 partEr, hYrait des b0utons vetts
d Ia brise naiS~3nte.
Dams CO meEIe jour d'ivresse, rien ne
trouhlait la paIS tu chalet de Melchtal,
pres Ensldtcne jhii bourg du canton dc
SrhWitz. LEES gfandS paTens btaient par.
rs dosle matin sdtir Ia vile prochainc, Oh
us ollaient chaAhe semaine vcndrc Ieur
beurfe ct lcurs lsitag,s. II nc restait plus
dams cette pastDFale denSeiFe que deux
leunes gens, Baptlstlno, til dtl tnai1re du
cha'et, 81 HnraGe. kreyser, jeune peintre
paysagiste, eldvE d. Cabat.
SIR hes druh heares de FaprAs. midi,
CONNIE H'face, ..assis sur lie pas dc IL porte
s~'nsnnsaii ! tre>ttef dams Poster Tune de ces
cosbelles q large veRtre gni snnt dun
uSnge loarnallp chez les m~ontaghards de
IL Sai>sc, Ia lrupe file S'aPprocha de lut,
Is yenx ! c nj saistes, patcllle a une bi.
che nmiac: ~
Qae chRnti3z rous done tout 4 I'heu.
re, mon cousin iai demanda t.clle.
-slen, on prssque rien, r6pondit negli.
gsnment Horace; c~'etaient queiqaes stan.
crs, Do petits vcfs...
Oe votre ctsnp %sition, sans doutcl
IL Ienne homlpe, y vov mt d~ryiaa, ron.
XII l-egercmeni Il ne rsppa,ht pas.
aurguoi ddne vnssS cachpr de- celia
CONNIE dun crime /! ponr~uivit Ia ipunr
qnesllenneuso. Mon Dleul e. ne sprait
TO- u premiere 93ois quinn boz penare se.
rain ailssl an p"eje. 1out le nhlntle sair
que Michel Angea lais>t de maaalfqaes
sonie $, Ct que psppo Vecelli, le fills dti 81
iien, eSceila encore p,uS 4 fare rRsnnneF
l?s cordes dune |, fe qua maaier IN bin.
ceal.
Meme silence s'Harace,
-Agaa<, reprs H. belle enGant, TN pen
dapitae de soir d,e son cotSin ~n'ouyran
Ias Ii bauchc; nh, ns il paraA d5cidament
que. e sals indiscs6te. Ne parlons plus de
II SO peat,t I'd ~alIleurs, gIe cette can
tate mYsteGeuse salt mo deStiualian-gne
vous a 'ainie2 puiItA fabFe savoT-Encore
u7r f0la tr~anqunlSse VouS: je me tais-
CTS deFateres llafslrs, p~rononreeS dun
toa de loux rsPfothe, all5reRt droit au
rnl r da jeine iIomme. Horace aimait
do ptIS tenire CONNIE du plus
haste -asnoaf, ei e'etalt pr6cisenent a
:4aSa dacsla-qHfig await Nestle 4 Hi dire /
laais dlatent les Ears qa'a await chantes, 5
| nv await qu'unsnstant, tout en- t~reasant Il
cs c~orbaaIes. MIjs aissitdt qn'tl Wit que &
a ieaae c~0asine, hsa 6iat en- meme temps D
a fanrep. tiarpgait seraeuSement de son j
bsiins silence, etsqH'elle aliait meme JUS. /
faire plaDer sslrlni de$ smpcons i'm ),
ierites, notre peiftfe ffansigea pour un n
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FbUWHfs, FINbE4 g 10
COTTON Il SUGAR FACTORS.
NElY n.L.LAMa

ReapectfalIy solicit patronage and make
liberal advances when required on consign.
raen.s To their address.
Refer f. Jas, MeCalop, Abraham Bird, Col.
Nolan Stawar, II. q. Grover Il A. L9bdcll
Esqfa, West Baton Rouge. NJ. l.. Meabcr Il
U. A Clark eggs, Baton Rouge.
oct - 80.
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CLOTHTNi-

Just received, an assortmut of winter elo,b.
ing made within the last thee months ana I,
the latest tyie,whieh will b sold very cbesp
LOT casa; It consists Of beavr cloth ~6aletots
herman cloth do, pilot do do FLUSHING bnn,'
ing coats, olive and brown rock do bovs
cloth do, fancy vests, satin dc. cotton sh;rS
with linen bosoms. Sn"~
Can aud examine before puchasinu Else.
where. WTETJAN q SsI1H esS
dec II is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-10
MoFFA11s LIZ MEDIcINEa
HEMARKs.

bjHEhAL hEMARERs .
These medicines are indebted forth elf
name to their manifest md sensible acton Ia
purifying the Strings and channels of life, and
enduing them with renewed tone and yigoy.
and TO the un6ubted fact that at a very early
period IN Their history they had rescued suf-
ferers from he very verge Of an untimely
grave, after dl the deceptive nostrums of The
day, prescribed by physicians, had utterly
failed, in whch'cases they also permanently
secured that uniform enjoyment OF health,
without With life itself is but a partial
blessing
a supreme emedy Gor ttrer and ague, and bill
to Moffat's LIE PILLS and PHUxrx srrrTpst
Prescriptionsfor the manner Of taking tbese
medicines ma be had from any of the agents
B. JOURDN, agent for the above medi.
nesat BatonRouge.
Septe mber 3OIy
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Lor-que Baptisfne tnt OeJgyt "a lee
tufe, Dc grosses Iarmreg lui ethtil venue.
aux yotlS, ellie repdrt te paploS a Horace,
sans ricn dire. IN peu apfds sblls le lul
rcdemanda, 81 relut uuu ~secuR}fo fols Cos
yurs, qni l'inonduient dune tJGnarfabIa
aitl mroIie,
y CO moment meme, nm phil btutt Sc
T. tltcndre dn cote dl sentirAein meaait
au chatrpu: c'6lairm los grlr3ils pareus
aui royrnlient lie ia vile 60 fsE E.onnant Y
he slts p'us qael joycex relraix 35 la mon.
tagne. I3
- loa cousin, qlel nom m6s&iz yous en-
tdte de crs iolis rers Id ? densiBda nIors
BapIt.tine, rouge CONNIE un@ rorise Of
tfombluntp canine IN leallle.
l.o itune homme ffit ii lIdsito main
blanche de >a couSIne daas Ia tE@nne, Il Ii
p0rta / sGs l0vfos, Ia baisa CIhSlement et
,ui dit 4 volx hns,e:
--Le nor de Baptisttne.
Les deux enfans so tltrent II. fessus, ear
.es grands parens v6nalent d aefsbcr.
La suite an proclaim n~uEfto.
EE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-10

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 to any business entrusted to his care.
Office in the town of Baton Rouge, on the
corner Of Third anj Church street, opposite
he Catholic Church.
ian, 90 Soft.
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IacGHdic d9 Caire.-Un md njie !
"clate an care, liza consume htSSt lnaga.
suns aahs le HansaouI. Lon S@isllue Ia
perte j cent cillquantc mile ia dis lie
commerce. ehFpleeil est, dIt.on,E edmprls
pour qaarante nliiie' Ie rosie sera sssippufte
par Y pacha eg priEcipalemant 2issa fis
fDFahlifir a qai leS ~Incendt6s doIFBpfceite
somme ct III della. On ignore 81 slecytn.
ment est t'effet de la mafYelllancS5
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NOuNELLE sollETE.

Les sodsslgnCs sont auiourd'hui entries on
SOUS Ia raison de Philips Il Lanoue.
lis auront t~oujours en- vente IN assortment
general de maichaudises de go6t &c. lis ea.
par leur aSsidaite, meriter une portion
~ patronage public.
Baton Rouge, ! ftyrier 1913.
WILLIAM y. PHILLIPS,
4ftv So EUGENE LANOUE.
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- IAIIMR MlrlN.


Ia JEuNE FiLtE.
" ae Il ruis lmusaAsel Oil Pivfeseel
J'ai, dams ules tr4Era pafialnte,
Ivus lnes Atgats ie plus mines
J'ai daa dyensaiiaan princesln,
Mtaux penits que ecuA dos pauilay de Hours
AusNI rises que aaea p%enstne,
III puis dee gaSae. nlhnccos
Qai foo, des tob.is de sapeur6.
Certas, t,nics lea juunoa hltce
M'rhyitalent ! j'5i. Ice rnirs d'hiyrr,
Das halp, 90 III Joe rat darp Tar:
Dee balp aSec lca :ssilB gladrillcs,
La faule qn'on ySIt fespiendtr,
Ltofptertrc, Pane DE- IA dauae,
Qui TAT houdir qfiand on ! pnnpe, a
IN rothblo uhe ,VTa bn pIasir.
z Dies bale. hvre dtas fieuFs yermciiies
Sur les marches Jos f~ecaliers.
Au fond d. t6uf as tiUira flyers
Despnup de lraif llpa eorbrilies5
Ayec Ii salon large q beau,
LA banaugtto Ga lnn B'apsicd lassr,
III ID lnstrc qut Ilhs Ia giacn
kJluit coinuie 10 suIeil dane Peau.
Dams ees feief, i6 suis FIDDLE,
T'ouE lls me dretaam IN autcl
4 \ ont doe paroles de- miel
C'eat IN rlarinbt U tie rrudro folle.
L'un ne dt 'Gaume d yOs C6tta
La faie SO mttaua1rplose !
C'est 4 vUug, fte rn r,bu rose,
Qu'Ul dJit les SALONS elchanttEu,
III hutre me ja ''Jeunc iilr,
La plus brtllantg III e'cgt yOuR
LES aatrea ont plus de bjouS,
Uemefaudee Iehr col %sriDtllle,
n lenr front e't damantt; aE
Dteu nut upioyl III plus splendpdo.
In brilliant gu',n uofntlp beanie.
= Tn roi yous diralt SUis ma RENE,
Sur SOU tr6ne ! tnlE placerlit;
Pals 3 gos picdt Z %Jctteratt
Dos pOetcs vonA fl'antetteoi'
soes' : F'e't ~ FAhaa. oa''e
A yoa pieds la fes ietreroieat,,
H..
Tout celia c'esf bgon doug !! inaig lee ana FohI
EnFldFFi
y, cotHtne ma nd mere un Jour anrfat
deg fidesi
roa!efi
sage
foafaaol aono' :" 'noo D'eu' greer vi ''a''
"affage',
GaAha seq pour isga'eF'
~ a'asicolr dai'4 ~ oal VloiIc Ct dtco0foi.
Avotf ste IA rt'ne q 20 voIr dtlrontol
- fellle, a~Foir!e8e %di'inilc, puiS vnlf
= ~eteildre sur spa ffoht letotle Ell l~aureoLe,
AteiEafser eet an'hl, 90 FotB ttle1 J tdolei
~ Oilser fheeRHol'-
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DIR ENDERS.

Oilers bis professional Services to the cia
ems ofEust and West Baton Rouge.
liz Will always be found, unless absent on
professional business, at the Office OF Messrs
Avery u Fowler Baton Rouge,
Dec 10 A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-10

AMOS ADAMS, Acat ct ConseiIIier
continue Pexercice de profession dams les
cours d1 troisieme ct qrieme districts judi
ciaires ct dams ia col supreme de PEtat
Les affaires confGes SEES SONS receVroBt
Pattention Ia plus assie. II tent son office
a Baton Rouge, enctnure des rucs 3eme
ct Church, vis-a.yi sgllse catalogue.
90 ianyier so
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TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.

Improvement ~ whatever regards the hap-
piness and welfare Of our race II constantly
on the march to perfection, aud with each
succeeding day sotHe new problem is solved,
OF some profound secret revealed, having an
important aud direct bearing over mans high
est de5tinies, III we take d retrospective view
over the past twenty years, how Is the mind
struck with wonder! What rapid strides has
science made In every department of civilized
life J particularly IN that which relates to the
human system IN health aud disease. How
valuable and indispensable are the curative
means recently discovered through the agency
Of chemistry How does the imagination
kindle and our admiration glow at the ingenu-
ity, the near approach to the standard Of per-
fiction, of the present timel Through the
elaborate Investigations Of Physiology, or the
science Of L1rE, and the Pathology of preva-
lent diseases, much valuable or practical
knowledge has been gained. In consequence
Of becoming acquainted with the organization.
the elements of the various tissues and styur.
lures ftLe system, remedies have been sought
after and discovered exactly adapted to COM
blng with, neutraltze and expei fnorbifG mat
ter, the cause Of disease, and substitute heal.
Thy action in Its place. The beautiful simpli-
city Of this mode Of reatmc is not only snp-
gested by the pathology Of diseases, not only
grateful to the sufferer, but perfectly III cun-
sonance with the operations of Nature, and
satisfactory to The views and reasonings of
every intelligent, rejecting mind. II Is thus
that StED's SAnsAr4RttLt, d scientific conbi-
nation Of essential principles Of the most va
liable vegetable substances operates upon
the system. The sarsaparilla Is combined
with the most e~tfeCtual aids, the mosia salutty
productions, the most potent simpIes Of Tie
vegetable kingdom and its pggslecedented
I success Ia the restoration 70 health Of those
who had long pinned under the most distress
Ing chronic maladie8, has given it an exalted
character. furnishing as 1t does evidence Of
It's " Intrinsic value, and recommending ii
to the afflicted in terms the afflicted only can
know. II has long been u most important de.
'ideratam IN the practice Of medicine 10
10 obtai1 Il remedy similar to this-one that
would act On the liver, stomach and bowels
with allthe precision and potency Of mineral
preparations, yet without any Of their dsleteri.
GUS effects upon the vital powers Of the sys-
ten.
The attention Of The reader is respectfully
called to the following certificates However
great achievements have heretofore been
made By the use Of this Invaluable medicine.
yet daily experience shows results still more
remarkable. The proprtetors here avail them
selves Of rte opportunity Of saying it is n
source Of constant satisfaction that they are
made the means Of relieving such an amount
Of suffering.
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Sands s~arsaparifla will also remove and

Sands "Sarsapariila will also remove and
permanently cure diseases having their origin
IN an impure state OF blood and dcpraved con.
dttion ofthe general c0n8titutiUn, viz ! Scrofu-
Ia OF Kings Evil, in its various forms Rheu-
matlsm, obstinate cutaucous Etuplians, Blotch-
es, Biles, Ptmples or p~ustules On The face,
chronic Sore eyes, %Ringworm or letter, scatd
Head, enlargement ard pain Of the bones and
joints, stubborn Ulcers, syphalitic symptoms,
diseases arising from an iniudicious use Of
Mercury ~feyers, female arrangements, and
other similar complaints.
Prepared and sold NJ wholesale and retail,
and for expectation, by A y Sands It Co. No.
279 Broadway, Ceramic Buildings,) corner Of
Chambers street New York.
Sold also at their Southern office No. IL st.
Charles 81. NJ. o., also by sickles 1t Co, 40
Canal It, A Oliver & Go. Cd Chartres ST., Du.
philho 1873 Chartfe ST., Dueonge SIS Bienviiie
St, Jarvis II Andrews 20 Common st, Morgan
d Go. II Canal ST., II. Bonnabel corner Of
T~choupitonlas aud Natchez ST., and by drug
gists generally throughout the u. g..
Price 81 per bottle, 9 bottles for 10.
Cauliou-De particular TO ask for Sands
5|arsaParllla and take no other.
april 8 o ".
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AVIS

ReIntif ~ Transient do bnreau de rArpon
teur.Gen6raI d. Douuldsonyllte il Baton
Rouge, ct dn Bureou dos Ttrres de
G'eensbnrg b Ia meme place.
En- verlu dune Authuritt perofdte l'Rxt.
.utit, par la 5re section de l'aete du Con
rec, approHtt 10 3 Mars 1881 initials "ACte
hoiDr Greer 10 bUte8it Dc l'Arpcnlcur General
loa Tefrps fubItques Dc l'Gtat De ID Loatpla-
'e,' ct pat Ia Tine section de I'aCte du Con-
2res, appfoaVe lie s Mai 1922, supplement.
are i plnsie1re aclea pour I'H]jnstement de
rtclanhatibfle, ~ PttabltFBement De Biraaux
~ Tefres dams le dlEtrici Eat do l+f3e de N
N2btnlIe orleans awe est par le prtaeul
lonot, que le bureau de l'Arppntenr Gene
~ soit tfahgftrt do D1natIsooviile s Baton
Rouge, ct que 10 Bureau des Tafres pour IA
Harriet Est de- Tile de- In Nllg OrItaua, g
'tiest 1o Pearl River, soft auesi tranafaft A
idton rouge, ausga6t que los arrangements
ftet ssaires rendrort CT FRANKFORT eonyenabIe.
AVIS special du date exact des dts trans
ors sera dome par pArpeDtour General, ct
4 Itcceyour ot R@gi5tor du Bureau des
I1erreg.
)oa12 bot3 ma main, q Wash nylon, 90 yinyl.
neGgt6ms Dc Septombre. a y '9t9
JOHN TYLER,
Par 10 President.
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7 VT y tTIEFFTTFTy
TfIDE. L. BLAKE,
Gomnlssairo du Bureau General dcs Terrrg.


Conform maot . ute proclamation do PRO.
slden' doe Etlts U6i5, dltte du % Septenrbr,
lsl3, Id bureau De l'Arpontour General d
itraftenant deg terres dc III l,oaisilDe. ger
ransftrd de D~onaldsnuyile 4 Baton Rouge.
Louisiana, leB Dccenbre, ct oufert pour IA
Transaction d'Hffures, le ID Darembfei ls43.
7. u. NEWCOMB.
Arpenteur General, LIE.
Baton Rouge, 0 dtc. 1913 IA
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ErfCE.

5Oboxes Of shar's Garden Seeds and
100 pounds Of Saain pound bundles.
AZ quantity OF Rce's Imperial Polish for
brass, copper andIver ware.
Also - barre Of fresh -four on consigne
l. ent.- GREEN b WHITE.
J w MUssELMAN, agent
INV % 8T
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El.AI De LA LOJI3tAg8.
Cour da Troisl6no Dtstriet- psr9lsse
d'sst Bl on Rouge.
Jane OfFdt
Va. 1870,
james Conner

JatneB Cooper.
IN plaigiaBte douande une separation do
pfeprtatt scion la lpise ct les fats pfDuQee st.
t]eEtent ees p%ftfenlo,B. Fl est done orl1nnt,
adJige 81 derrett qu'elie soft sttpafte en- pro-
prieit d'avcc 10 4 lUndepr, pon MARI, et dur.
ellc pranie administration ID Baa pr0yfes
%aittlres. Ct i est De plus ofl4nns. aH'gile ait
jugenieHt contre sou da ms soinme
Dc deuS mile cent ~pi8stfet5 R 9fatre.yingt
eng eentf, ayee fiihrGt legal datef du 10
d6celnbfe 1913, 81 pour atcurtt du placement
~ ~ dita f%gtnlle, cat ordpauG QUO Hi ptai.
sltahto all llYp9td5gie sur Ia pr0briett ION.
ctere du deie6dsUr q ddter du 20 de maj
1913, ct il est de plus ordonnt que In ptal
4tatte ree0uFre possession dun lot do tefrs
4 cue oGtfoNte ie ID JauyIer lt39, par son
lrere john OHit, QUO Ia cOnmnuauI6 d'ar-
luils 81 de gattls rI.degant eSistaiit entro 10y
parties soft dtasuute et que te dtfeadeur pale
les ifdts. &c IL ]ianpier 1914
ISAAC JOHNSON,
Jiga du 3ho dtstrict.
Pour rapje eUnfornla i i'hrigtngI.
A. WINTHROP. Grefier.
3ftyfief 1914. ~
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Iknow Martha ConTsn and believe what she
states in this document 10 be perfectly true.
JOHN POWER, VrcAn GEvEuAL or NY.
Rector of ST. Peters Curch.
Given at New York this 18th daY of De-
celnber, 1912.
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5. II. SHtPLEr. ayocaf, etc PratieEera dan
les cour des troisiGme. quatri6ne, et huitiGm
districts iudjciaires.
Tou e. %atfaires c]ontites a ses soins rece
won't FattentioH Ia plus assidue. Utientso %
bureau a Baton Rouge, LIE.
II noYembre. 10
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lie splendide bafeau.a.
r.-z vapeur le BRILLIANT.
Capt. Hart, parlira de Ia
Nouvoile Orleans tous les Mercrcdis G. ~
manche, a 10 heures du m9tin; et de Byou
Sara tous 'es Lrrndis ct Vendredis a 10 heure
du malin, ct %arrivera de bonnie heure le len
ieinaiu matin.
LIZ pria dc passage est lie meme que pa leS
autres baleaax fajsant 10 traiet de Ia cole.
Pour fret gu passage, s'adresser a bord, Oh
a WIN. II. AVERY,
s~juillet 81 So rue Grayier.
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nompdf nyed ii pudisua teadtp qui se
init eihpafee do 500 Ime, ct se 4atittntiD
IL sougFge dc tout degla tf. lEsra done
de- sonIsrln an In.lit biiet Dc pospllrr nzaft,
a"tnoursIsen.cns PHO Un Iusa HILL, u h
tenluni A Ia buudnuse:
--Foici cts yers, Iui.dil.ll; lfa.z les tout
A lUIstr. Is
BaFiistine, i ces mots. rritS3 IL Pnpler;
elle lcrlepha lrnirmcnt, car snti }tcuenr bal.
tait atec violence; ellie y put fte enotite
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NaIICE-

All persons havinsn their possession books
or other property belonging to the late John
Hueston' decd, are rqucsted to return them
Immediately.
aug 26 20
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A L PLoUGH-sneEox DExTTsT.
O. Residence, East o the court houss i,
the house formerly occpied by Charles R
Tessier, Baton Rouge.
dee 10 A
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FABRIQUE D'OUVRdGES EN- FER
PA w EN HIEHpn ETY., E,nt ntnI ~

( DtNIG III VU VIZ EW WEIC
BLANC, Ely CUIVRE ET EN- T0LLE
lie soussign6 s'ttant ttabli dams la rue du
Maine, pfoche P6glise mtthodiste, iuforme
respectueusement le public quill continue a
TRAVELLER dams Ia susdito branche. D'aprGs
uhe Tongue experience il Ne hatrc de pouvoir
bonner entiere satisfaction 4 ceux qui YOU
dront bien l'honorer de leurpratique.
Toute ferblanterie coufectionnGe OH rae
com'nodGe dams ie plus court dGlai.
JOHN TITANIC.
1G Nv q
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DENTATNoTICE.

DENTAINOTICE.
Such persons as night call for my services
hereafter will please leave their names, SO
that I may know wgethey are, or to leave a
note at the Gazete or Post Office. Profes.
sional duties offer taIls me from home and
while this has craed some disappointments
to the applicant I'D operator, I deem This no.
tice necessary 8 as to obyiate similar disap
pofntments in fIt1re,
A PLOUGH,-Dentist
Prospect-Hht GOV. Is Al.
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A. l. PLOUGH.
DENTIsTE.
Residence-A Fest de la majson de corr.
danS Ia maison ci-devant occup6c par Cbgs
K. Tessier, i Baton Rouge.
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JOHN TILANO.
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, COLLARS &C.

CAhhIAVEo, dARNESS, GC.
The subscribers respect
NAo fully inform the citizens OF
fT7TM Baton Rouge and vicinity
uae14SSE- that in addition to the build
ng and repairing of carriages, they are con-
stantly receiving direct from the manufactur-
ers in Newark, N j. a Complete assortment of
harness, collars, trunks, citsingles, girts, &c,
&c; also coach and furniture varnish, black
and brown Japan, all of which will be sold at
a small advance on invoice prices for cash,
also for sale, one leather top buggy, one cloth
top do, one do. without top, one two horse
wagon, one dray, and 4 full assortment Of
belsteads, and we are fully prepared to make
and repair, all Kinds Of cabinet work.
Collins made and undertaking attended to
at the shortest notice.
w TUNNARD, & CO.
september 2 80 4
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Iknow Martha ConIin. and have known of
her suffering illness. JOHN DUBOIS,
Bishop ofNew York.
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wenty years. | will cheerfdiiy give any par
tle1larsin relation 70 her case 10 those who
may Wish further Information.
ST.. ELIZABETH.
Superior Of the Roman Catholic Orpilan Asy.
lum, prii.ae street M. VI. Dec. IA, 1889,
have confidence in Re representations made
BY Martha Gonlin, and haee full knowledge
Of her case. ELIJAH = ePUDRY,
Alderman 10Th ward Of The CIV Of New
York. Dec. IA, is12.
Martha Comm has lived in my family the
last Is years, aud | hereby certify the fofego-
ing statement made by herself is correct.
Mrs. MARY b. LLOYD,
No. Goa Broad ST Newark, NJ ].
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Was committed TO the Jail At
Baton Rouge on The 9th Of Dse.
lS43 u negro man who calls him
TNI self Elisha, 8 feet % inches high
sasssz@ about % Or 30 years Of age, was
aiken with a white man who calls his name
John EIdridge, Of dark mulatto color, and says
ne Is Tree, but ] have reasons 70 believe that
he vas brought 10 The country by a Trader
named Davis and sold at a brick.ya opposite
New Orleans and was called Henry Austen
when sold. The owner is requested to CON .
ply with the law aud take him away.
b BRYAN. Tailor
Jan. G AZ.
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TMPORTAM 70 SUGAR PLANTERS.

nov 25 az
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
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