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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-26
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
APROCREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL

10
APROCREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
HE greatest discovery in medical science is that Of M M
y op nj Of The sss ns o
banness indeed in Of ma!iormgsion whic
Elixir Cordial in INSTANCE Of producing that STAY o.
who for years pned in chdess loncIin fully eabissd
the that what usually termed baIrenne.s is durable By
nrra weaEns.. anCi .ibu. debility ineontqsrss and the
prndencA Is great and invarab success recomnenda
ton The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial il well esta
sucisns evidence Of i. excellence and s e'.intoa
The the only authorised agent in ts country
Price 81 bottle. -
gradients composng The Elixir Cordial put up n e eksges
Price Of package S. making thrse bottles:
All letters must be postpaid, and dirscted to
Dr.. r. MELVEAU, box u, N. York city,
NB-Ladies calling for the ELIXIR" will be waited on by
ladv attendance. OS0 I'm sec
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SCOTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
9 r . @ cry AND WINE STORE

" II " " IL N n IN ~ w L ~ L - ~ IL r
26 Nassau Street.
SUPERIOR TEAS. COFEEE, SUGAR.--Also Wines in
every varstyQtard, Champagne and Cognac Brandy;
Irish aud Scotch Whey; Old Jamaica Hum; Holland Cir;
London Brown Stout; Edinburgh Ale, Fresh Fruits &c. &C.
JOHN y. SCOTTS
Wholesale and Retail Store, rs Nassau street.
B-Psople from the country Hotel and Boarding House
give this establishment call Goods any Of the city
LEE OF expense go lm@rc
NOTICE TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.
HE subscriber and has
on hand full assortment Of Plough, suitable for the South
aud Western Markets. from the best
reduced prices.
Also general assortment Of Agricultural Implements and
Machines Of the approved patterns
ton together with full of Serves Screens and
Wire Cloth Of his manufacture.
And, also, agent for VIM Hoveys Patent Hay Straw
Cutters article the manufacturers pricyto
geteI with r. N. Smiths Patent Horsepower Cornshees
r. She is also prepared orders for Cotton Gins
and Gin Geers, Rice and Coffee Hullers Mill Geerng &C.
DANIEL l.. CLAWSON.
MA 1m%rc 1871 Wafer street
ADVICE GRATIS!
DR. MARY g Duane street, Whose sclentkc treatment Of
private and chfonc diseases well known to the public
and needs comment thousands Of testify.
H = The strictest OF secrecy.
Office 60 Duane street, Elm. lmsm
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sssa -
FROM GERM ANY.
Most respectfully informs citizens of New York and
public in general that he has located himself this city, and
opens to-day 1 Broadway, large and complete
and steel Frames He would also remind the public 70 whom
the years that by his knowledge Of the optical
he enabled determine the glasses suitable for
which will greatly benefit and strain e sight Particular
Of the finest fn which, through their high polish and
ground produce the and have been highly
rnended best their effects
and improving the sght in continued writing and reading
pcons such upon
cataract also be ucd He likewise glasses Of
superior quality old frames and socitn the patronage of all
in OF his articles, Please call
M. WISE, uptcIan,
81 ymsrc 437 Broadway.
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THE GROWTH AND RESTORATION,
LII MAN HAIR

FOR THE Low PRICE OF THREE sHILLINGS.
PEADER sell thee shilling bottles that you may know
~ this Of the hair humbugs Of the day ST. We
expect buy more than warrant il 70 possess
part where nature Intended hair to grow, falling off,
Scurf DandIu and make light red hair da
indeed the most economical yet article made for The
keep the hair order with application twice long
other article made.
Sold-price s. shngs bottle-at the sign Of the Ame
rcan Eagle, 80 Chatham street New York; 1872 Fulton sire
Brooklyn; State Boston; Ledger Buildings, Phiade
phia: and Pcase Broadway, Albany. nl2 lm~ec
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DR.. dos 8 Y,
OCJJT.1ST

TAND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
No. 81 Chambers 1t. doors w. OF Broadway,
NEW YORK, sr
CONFINES his practice to DISEASES EVE, and Ope
raons upon that Organ and its appendages Artificial Eyes
inserted Dr. D. has for The last eight devoted his attn
ton almost exclusively this important branch Of ts profess
sistant and later practising Chas s. Z. Foa OPERA
rIovs (strabiamus &c and treatment. charges
moderate. Once hours from > A. III to ". NJ
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- % xSNS CHEAP AMERICAN.
Wy strong suitable Tor Rail Road 49, g Mss4i7s fos
iS.insss TSiuSa1 s6SsG !.
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NOUvEAUTES PARISlENNES, !.
SHIONABLE
PARIS MILLINERY ESTABLISHME
433 Broadway,

BETWEEN CANAL AND HOWARD STREETS,
NEW YonK.
MADAM GODFREY u DAUGHTER /,
VERY Respectfully inform the ad !. that the arrangements
made with the most celebrated moIses Of Paris and Lon
every arrival from Europe the newest and latest fashions
They have open three received, comprising
splendid Hats OF Partisan Satin, Silk, Velvet, kc &C. Also,
Cap hsad Dresses Se to which they solicit
Madame O. u D. will all times their exertions
70 deserve continuance Of the public patronage
Il r Dress Making in all It's various branches.
Ladies materials madc 20 oraer.
n B-C0unuy MllIners supplied. AL favors will meet
with prompt attention. nc lm~rc
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GENTLEMEN AND LADIES TAKE CARE
OF YOUR FEET

a. OLD BOSS RICHARDS has set up twenty -
Hyoung IN the Boot and Shoe business in this $500
Acy he intended to have Of the business
~ ber but his health much improved that he has OPEN
ed Boot and Shoe store 325 Hudson the
OF andam street. where all his old friends and the public
orally rely his genuine fashionable and elegant Boots
Shoes CATERS India Rubbcs Chdrens Shoe, prices to suit
ones pocket Remember that only trial is requisite
10 te advantage ohs establish any other the
CITY, and that the No IS 325 west side Of Hudson VAN
dam just push the door and n-bing the Children
tooBless the sweet ehiId how like the mother l2O
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DR. COkblTT may ce coasnited cound nh,y e Ms vi
are respectfully informed that Dr. Corb member Of tho
University Of the City Of New York. and that he has exclusive
certain classes 9 diseases pcw eleven wears in the city
New York. which .his entire attention. The anpals Of
medicine do not than il to be found in his
r.cce The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the
in few days removed entirely from the sysem &c tina!
not BY pstenders quacks there Of them in this
city Persons afflicted with protracd and nveterae cases
need being restored health by applying Dr.
Corh practice Of many years has essb.hsd The Doctor.
Doctors profound attention medicine be had to
4 certain disease IN of its FORMS xl8 3m$rc
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FINE SEWED BOOTS RETAILING OR 81, so,
MADE in the latest French styles with fine itch and in
respect equal those usually sold for IS
to give satsiaction q 500 Broadway opposite Nibos
VENDING and Repairing done the general assortment
" Ladie Fine French Shoes constantly hand with full
a. ortment Of India Rubbers, both ladies' and genemen
OPS lmsrrc MOULTON & YOUNG.
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN
WITH AND WITHOUT HEADS OF HAIR.
CHARLES RIDGWAY,
HAIR CUTTER AND Vic MAKER,
(LATE OF I76 BROADWAY, HOWARDS HOTEL
MAS REMOVED TO
No. IL Wall Street,

DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM, HOUSE.
~. his system OF Hair Cutting il differs from and
peror all Others principle and style being strictly accord
London Par. Gc &c Weares Of Wigs particularly
invented and practically applied BY him. be had
any other establishment in the universe They posses. some
ways retaining their fit and possibly behind
Ii = Soaps Oils Brushes, Perfuinery, &C., Sc.
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corner Chambers street; 70 fulton street. and n East Broad
wav nit lm~ec
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
NEW GOODS.

The subscribers have The pleasure tofnform
their customers and the pubic generally, that
they are now receiving from New York and
Philadelphia an extensive assortment of Fan
cy and staple dry goods, which they are detgr-
mined to sell cheap for. cash. Their stock
consists in part of the following, viz:
Lowells, linseys, blankets, bleached and un-
b1eached shirtings, hannels, sattinets, Ky.
Jeans, bed ticking, ~cottonades, Irish linens,
apron checks, padding, canvass, brown jeans,
canton Fiannels, cotton and silk v~elvets, dra-
pers, black and green bombazette, bombazine,
black and colored Alpacha lustre, r~ossyler
checks Parisienes, cassimeres, blue plaid me-
Tino, silk and worsted serge, silk and cash.
mere vest patterns, Earlston gingbams, new
style c~alicoes, mourning do, Salisbury fan
nels, black and colored canbrics.
Also al assortment of hosiery, madras and
silk handkerchiefs, gum elastic suspenders,
gloves, umbrellas, parasols, coat, vest, and
panta3oon buttons, pins, needles, threads, sew
ing silks, coat bindings; also a number Of far
ticles:too tedious to mention.
PHILLIPS Il LANOUE.
september 0 81 oct /.
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viendra pout.4tre oil Giles ~rsceyront le cha.
timent q~a'olIes mefitent. Toutafois, en-
attendant que l'amifal Dnpetit. Thouars
trolfge Poccasion de fare ~connaitro
messieurs leg Anglais cette 5p6a d9hon.
neur, objet de Eeurs stupides sarcasEaes,
nous ne formons qu'un yoan, c'est que
Fintr6pide amiral couls bas, sans autfe
forme de process, Ii fregato anelaise qui
est ciIargee de lui signifef, CONNIE On
doitsio sayoir, les orJres de NJ Guizot.
Ceuz gui counaissent 10 cafncf6fe de nj.
Dupetit.T bonars, dissent qu'il est ben ca.
pable d~'aceBellir IN pareil outrage 4 coups
de anon. Ne ddsesp6rons pas que ie
brave mnrin no prenne sur lui de yenger
FhoHnenr da 10 Frence, u graventont in
sultGe dams 81 persoEne ct par fAngle.
terre ct PAT n. Guizot.n
Nous coDiurona fo1s les Francois do lire
Get article et DO contribuer d notfe sous.
cripfiofi. In dc nos compatriotes a eu le
lriste courage Dc protester contre ellie:
ploigaons Get hoDme qui ma pas Gu le
sens national assez d6veIopp6 pour com.
prendfe que, daps CO cas- lie gi6Rce anrait
do stra poor hi une r6gte prHleate IT sage,
ct quill n'surait pas dh In yioler. b
tErtraA III Courier Ne 10 Lou;siaae.)
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n M rt.Am

Aeosa5 DC, resistant q Baton Rouge.
Sc propose de ne plus pratiquer que dams
les diIorentes conrs dos paroissos d'Est eide
Quest Baton Rouge, Ia cour de districtde IA
paroisse de Concordia, ct 'dans Ia Cour Sa-
prGme q New Orleans ct Alexandra, aux
conditions sUirantes
L. Conseil legal tendant 4 p~rtyenir IN
process, dome gratis.
2. Aucme charge ne sera faito pour con-
.seilsuu services rendus aux indigens ct OPP
primes.
8 Touto charge n'e&ctdant pas cinquante
piastras sofa payGe d'ayanee-au-deasous dc
~cinQuante piastros, IA Motto compliant ct Ia
balance Tors de Ia rendition du jugement, gu
autre accord mutuel.
4. Dane Ia cour supreme, loraque Consei1
pour Papbellant, autune charge additionuelle
sera faite-pour PappelIto, les charges seront
rtgl6spar accord mutueL
s. II nc deyiendra dams aucun cas- respor-
sable pour frais Oh documents.
s avril 1913. 9
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]. M. ELAN.


"--T- "TT--T
VIII hereafter restrict his practice to the
several courts Of the parishes of East and
West Baton Rouge, the district court Of the
parish of Concordia; and in the Supreme
Court at New Orleans and alexandria, = .
At the following terms.
!. Legal advice which may tend to prevent
litigation1 gratis.
2. No charge made for advice, or services
rendered to the INDECENT and oppressed.
3. All fees not exceeding fifty dollars TO be
paid iuadvance, over fifty dollars one half in
advance, the balance on the rendition Of the
judgment, unless otherwise agreed On.
d. In the Supreme Court, when counsel for
appellant, no additional charge will be made,
as counsel for appellee the charge will be re.
guiated by agreement.
Is. In no case to be security for cost, or adj
vance for documents. april q oily.
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AMrs

AVID.
On trouyeraa mon 6curie 3 Baton Rouge,
pendant ii gaIsoD, 4 partir du Ter mars au Ter
Jnin-Letalon dc race, importe, NICHOLAS.
III est sans 6nal CONNIE cheval de course ct
de race. Les termee soBt moder6s pour Sac
corder aux temps. Pour cHaque iument $lO
par saut, compliant, ct a $15 pour Ia saisop,
ct so pour assurer no poulajp. cenx qul
placeront leura uments pour Ii gaison on as
suraucesaefont tenuB dc fonrnif leufs billets
pohr1e mont8ht d6 i n fn de Ia saison.
OHIGINE-L' Ctalan estparSt Nicholas issn
do Moss Rose.-Eife fat aleyte par DIR Moss
de York, en- Angleteffe, issu de Tramp ct
de Sancho, 1T. Jieholas, le pere dn s1sdit
fut gendn D IN prince Al!omand pour IL sotD.
mo de 10000 piastrea. lie premier ct second
prIx > ia derni6re loire ont etc accordes a des
poulains ebgendr6e par Nicholas.
8 few. 81 ANTHONY MONGET,
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COLLEGE, DE ST.. VINCENT.

zap GaHfGEdN, lUO,
'Ce college . etc incorpor6 par Ia L6gisla-
ture do lEtat du Missouri, ayec les ]p0uvoirs
OF privileges accord6s aux Colleges ct Uni.
versitts dane les Flats Unis,jI est situt j
1~uarante miles au.dessus de lembouchure de
rOhio, sur une petite cote d'od Pom iouit de
ID yue 10 plus agreeable qui cmbrasse he's doaS
riyes. il y a une maison de canpaeRe a I'm
mile ct domi du college on les 6lGves pour
ront passer les jours dc r6crdatjons ct de va
canoes.
Le syst6me d'ddueation est classique on
commercial.
Qaoique eette institution soft dirig&e par
dcs ecelesiastiques catalogues, on Y recoit in
distinetement des 6leves a quclquo religion
qu'ils appartiennent.
CoNDrTIoNs-Pension annuelle, y cnmpris
To- blanchissage, 10 raccommodage ct l'abon-
nemont au modecin, $50. Payable5 6 mois
d'ayance.
On paiera sdpartment pour les langues Al.
lemande, Espagnolc ct haliennc, ainsi que
pour Ia m~psiq1e, le dessiu ct la chimie.
II aera 1ibra aux al6yes de passer les va
cances chez leurs parens GU au college.
L'argent pour les menus plaisirs sera d6po-
sc entire les mains de l'aconome de FGtablis-
sement.
Pour plus amples ]informations, ~s'adresser q
NJ. Adolphe Roz'er, a%vocat, agent, % Ex-
change Place, ". Orleans, on au Reverend
Brogard, a Baton Rouge,
10 mars 6 IT, FTGART, President.
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40 THE AMERICAN PuBLIC.

NEWARK, n. j., Dec. IL, 1912.
MesSrs. Sands: Gent-Words cannot ex-
press the gratitude [ feel for your treatment
to me, a stranger suffering under one of the
most loathsome diseases that nature is capa-
BILE of bearing. The disease with which |
was afflicted commenced with inflammation Of
the eyes, in the year 1886, which caused all
most total blindness. For this / was treated
and finally relieved, but the remedies were
such as to cause the development Of a scrof.
ulouS affection ON my left arm near the elbow.
The pain extended from the shoulder to.
the end Of my fingers, and for two years nv.
sufferings were beyond description, Ttried va
rious remedies and consulted different physi-
clans in NeW-York and amongst themthe late
DR.. Bushe, who told me the disease of the arm
was caused by the large quantity mercury ia
ken to cure the inflammation Of my eyes.
My SufferingS continued, the arm enlarged,
tumors formed in different places, and in a
few months discharged, making ten running
ulcers at one time, some above and some be-
low the elbow, and the discharge was SO of.
fensive that no person could bear to be in The.
room where | Was-I then applied to another
distinguished physician who told me an1pata-
ton of the arm was the only thing that could
save my life, as it was impossible to cure so
dreadful a disease; but asI was unwilling to
consent to It ne recommended me to use
Swaim's Panecea freely, which / did without
deriving little benefit. s'For threeyears I was
unable to raise my hand to my head, to comb
my hair, and the s~crofala now made its ap-
pearance on my head, destroying the bone in
different places, causing extensive alterations
and | feared it might reach and destroy he
brain-the head swelIed very much, accom-
panied with violent pain, numerous external
remedies were recommended, but they did no
good,-About a year since I was taken Sc
verelY i'll with a swelling of the body from
head to foot, so that | was entirely helpless
the Doctor advised me to go to the Hospital
for he did not understand my case: for The
few months I had been afflicted with a
pain in both sides, at times so hard 7 |
could scarcely get my breath. 4 hacking
constantly annoyed me, and this conn.,
with my other maIadies, rendered me
ruly miserable. Such, gentlemen, had been
ny situation for seven years of my life when
commenced the use Of your SarsapariIfa. /
,ut as my case considered hopeless, and the /
ear prospect of a speedy dissolution seemed Il
Inevitable, | felt but little encouragement to Il
erseYere. The persuasion Of friends induced
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NOTICE

Mas. SHAW, tenders her thanks to the Ia
dies OF Baton Rouge and vicinity for their
very LIBERAL patronage bestowed on her in her
business OF dress making, which she still con-
tinues.
She most respectfully informs them, that
she has received a splendid assortment of
Fancy Dry Goods, &c, selected from Phila-
dalphta and New York, which she offers for
sale at very low prices, doing exclusively a
cash business, she is enabled to sell at much
lower prices then il generally asked for the
same description Of goods elsewhere.
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SUBSCRIPTION DUPETIT.THou.


Cette subscription, ouverte i Ia NouvaI-
le.Orl6ans depuIs le 27 ayrii, dot 81 fer
mer Iundi, u mai, toi est Ie d6lai fx6 par
MN. les membres du comit6 de souscrip.
ton. Ainsi 10 proclaim steamer pourra
apporter Ell France la ~nouyelle que des
fills eXiI5s 50 sont lovas au nom de leur
patrie ontragte, 1t ont proteste. contre
fatteinte portee a son honneur ct Il sa
consideration.
Nous i'avons diff; ,soixante cling Jour.
FAUX farncais ont ouvert leurs COLONIES a
Ia subscription D1petlt. Thouars, ct aux
derni6res dates. plus dc cent mile adh6.
sioas avaient deli etc recueiIlies contre
la nouvelle lachet6 du ministre de Fetran.
ger. Le National, cette sentiaelle coura-
geuse de Ia libert6, proclama bien hant Tin.
digaHe de Ne. Guizot, non.souIement
CONNIE ministre, mais encore CONNIE HON.
mo; Paisse la France crier CONNIE lui que
co t~raitre est indigne, ct que 81, plus hen.
reux que K~ots6bue. il dot echapp6r au
poignard, une mort ptompte ls ietle dams
tonte son imparet6 U vers des tombeauz
on des voiries..,..
Mons avons d signaler une nouyeIlo in.
suite adress6o par John Bull au noble ct
6nsrgiqgo contfe-amiral; cette i~nsulte,
nousla tFonT6as dams Ia Node, Nous plain.
drions ceux chi poqrraieat Ia lire sans
tressaiIlir d'indignation:
La Hole DIT:
''Si Ii subscription ouyorte pour ofrir
une 6pee d'honaeur an brave amiral Du.
petit Thouars await besoin d'etre stimuI6o,
il s~ufiFalt do METRE sous les yeux do Ia
France lignoble ct insolente ~earricafure
q1i Went d'5tre publt5a Il &c saiet, ct don't
mylord Guizot a ca fhonneur Dc racovoir
lie premier exsnplaire. Voici Ia descrip-
ton de cetto n~ouyelIe dr6lerie. br%itannique:
"FYgurez vous gne ep9o don't Ia garda
repr6sente Ia teind Pomare: sur Ia lame
On volt s. NJ. Taitiannoa genoux deyant
%'anliral, lequsl a fune tails tIlipatienne,
sans doute pour fare aausion a son nom
le Dupetit. Le fourreau est compose De
groupes embI8matiques, aq milieu des
luels on remarqao petite m~onstruosi-
. qRi FepEtsante Ia belle Francs.
"Libfe 4 M. Gaizot ct a ses pareils de
'accommsder de st plates insOlences ct nae
10 do sen fare tn ~ttoph6e, mails IN jour !,
. =
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FRESH spRTgG.GOoDs

We are now receiving a desirable assort.
ment Of Spring and Simmer goods, which
without making pfetensions through a long
advertisement, we viii simply say that our
goods are fresh, and will compare with any
in Baton Rouge, rs to prices purchasers are
invited to call aud Judge for themselves, al we
arc determined not to be uDdersold.
PHILLIPS e. LANOUE.
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MAIRIE.

n ane assemble du Conseil do Vile de d
vile 10 Baton Rouge, tonue le 4 courant, les
rGsolptiong suivantes ont etc adoptees:
R65olu, Que de ct apres Ia publication Dc
cette resolution aucun negociant, marchand,
on au:te pergonne dams les limites de Ia Cor
poratEoa de Baton Rouge ne sera permis de-
tenlr CHEZ ldi plus de- cent Iivres de poudre d
Ia fois. sujet a une penalit6 de cinquante
]piastres, recoverable sur conviction paTdeyant
lie Mfire de Ia vile. -
EGsolu, Gull sora du devoir do toute per-
some se servant de poeles dams des adifces
en- bci5, de faire passer lie tuyau du poole an
traTcfs dun autre tuyau, un pied, au moline,
de Cirque cote de Pembranchement, dams
tout les cag Oh lis seront autrement places,
une afnende de cinq a dix piastres sera re-
couVrable, sur conviction, pardeyantle Mare
de Ia vile.
SAN. sKoLFIEDD, Grefaer.
ii ROY, 40
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NOTICE TO

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 alt the
materials necessary-such as bricks sand,
lime, &c, on the most reasonable terms.
He also offers his services to sugar planters
and from his long experience in4setting sugar
kettles and other work necessary in d sugar
house he can give ample satisfaction.
Apply 10 LOYEAU BERHEL,
feb a So at the Garrison backyard.
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FLOWER. e. co
COTTON s. SUGAR FACTORS.

new ORLEANS.
Respectfully solicit patronage and make
liberal advances when Repaired on c6nsign-
ments to their address.
Refer I'd Jas. McCalop, Abraham Bird, Col.
Nolan Stewart, II. G. Grover g. A. LobdelI
Flsqfs, West Daton Rouge. NJ. l.. Meeker e.
G. A Clark Esgrs, Baton Rouge.
oct % rs.
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AVIS.

De LA ROSE, Coiffeur, &c, (ci-devant
chez Fourier, rue de Chartres,) inforne res
pectueusement lie public qu'ils'est etabli a la
prochaine porte au-dessous de Phillips ct La
noue, OH il exerce sa profession dams toutes
les branches. II tire des dents, ct gu6rit le
NAL des dents ct autres affections douIoureuses
de Ia tete. II s'engage d'op6rer une guari-
son on ne charge rien.
mrs +
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
] NEW FLOUR.
&
RICHARDS g. MONTGOMERY,
No. Ia Chartreg gtreet, n. D.

Are now receiving a very extensive addi-
ton to$their stock Of Foreign and Domestic
HardISSrrs Cutlery dc, making their assort-
nentas complete, extensive and cheap as can
be foufd in the southern country, 20 the exa-
.minatiea OF which purchasers are invited.
r, g. NJ have constantly on hand a heavy
stock 3f SWedes, English, and Tennessee
Iron, Plough moulds, Nails, Hoes, Axes, Ok,
Log AID Trace chains, drop and buck shot;
pure bEeached Winter, Sperm and Whale oils
LinseeI Oil, Spirits of Turpentine, White
Lead, Glass Ropes, Tarfed RatIin, Hooks and
Hinges, Midland Grind Stones, Blacksmiths.
Plantation and carpenters tools in great yari-
ely, a large assortment Of Hoiloware, Cast.
ings, Psoughs, &c.
0cto5ler7 2, l8A3, IS At
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-01
NOTICE.

Mr.. De La Rose, hair dresser and cutter
qfom OF. Fourier, ChaFtres stfeet,) Informs
the public that he has opened store newt
door below Phillips and Lanoue. where ba
carries on his business in all IFS branches
also teeth extracted, and tooth-ache and other
Of the head effectuallY cured.-No
cure no pay.