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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
The following ID from Mr., Isaac N, T'boW.
merehant. nj Talladean snrLnps. Alnltnmn.

The following d from Mr., Isaac NJ Thom.
as, merchant, nj Talladeqa Springs, AlabamBt
TALtAptgA SpRtNGs, T~ALtABsGA Cos,
Alabama, August II, 1912.
This ie To certify, that have been afflicted
with elek headache. dy pepaia, and liver com.
platnt and e0Btive6ees f6rihe iast eight or nine
years, during which tine | bid taken, MS we'll
as | recolIeet, about sigly boxca Of BeekWtth's
Ptlla, twelve boxes Of Peters ptlls, and n DHms
Der Of boxes Of Champions and tifandfeth's
Pills, all Of which afforded ms hui little or no
.fGljeG At last, I was recommended totty DE-.
Spencer Yga5lable PiIlz, Am WELL, ! Mo,
foe ! never liad but one attack OF he sifk tG5ds
prhe after ! commenced taking tic Pills, (oow
abodtsix maattia0 aud / eindidlY c]onfega, that
| have derived moro real bolefi from tie use
Of S6eaeef'a Pills, Than from all The other
Medicines and Pills thlt | llaeB ever fsk6a.
and | would earnestly feeomfheud tben 10
Ali ae being ~ my u%ptnt0ll TIE Aeai mediciue
IN use FOR oll liagefigg complaints. fle Ptlla
have done me 50 maelt good, that ! would not
feel willing TO be without them for Gve dollars
a boz and | cannot but feel very grateful 10
Dr.. Spencer for having prepared such q valu.
able medicine, and the distribution Of 1t ie con.
iefring q very great favor on the public, ne il
~ a thing Of the utmost Importance that every
Emily should have a auppIy If Dr.. Spencer 4.
truly valuable Pills constantly on hand.
ISAAC III. THOMAS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

Doors AID suots-Caif boots, seal do.
thiek DO, ea9 seWtd bfGga6s, peeged de. ktp
DO, do, russell do de-, boys Zip bfoeans dg, ss3l
do. ladies' Welt6d b]nshlHs, hid slips, flss, bro.
Rabs, morocco slips, t6lofed do, do. ebIldfeDs
nd shoes, btn9afs, %c0F6pr6d baskf6s, eiolh
bfogans, infant coI6fed morocco boots, Misses
KID ffrR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
US.

a.
LIE Houaaig1t pfehd Cette occasion pour
fenefCiet see atniB 81 IL public en- g6ftfal
pour encouragement libdfdl Gull D feeu de-
leuf part, OF les i0forme gull d ttabli IN.
tlouyeau mlgasin aut illet on arfi6fe de ia
ge6le,o1 laura e9natnmmeet On gatte Leitea
Hoflas d'fRieefies on provisions pour les habi.
tana, consistent gu
TOlle II cafds denbalIagd, )feelte,
Sol da t9ltea 1lflltes, russo, t@ifnb0he 81
beaffe,
suera blaae d eomtdill, Cafe a. tti9 ii Dc
"a |lldYE,aF,
I9tafHt54 tia9dHlt6afe E s4yaH,
GUaReftes OF laiaef sataa Dc L9Hell, sfofs
feF gtgsstefHs pour n94fHs,
Yeffefte IfageHea et PJtefie,
Wbiabey, Banslasgte, AHtantts, Nc.
Pab9e, If9maga, paalfe tue eapsuiaf et
plotub,
S11Iltra pdlifhomIass 81 fannss e f5ltes
les qualities,
tTs ii f4tt dea ayaneeq libtf4iss SIR 10 CO.
t9n Ct "a charged laspedfef
aapt II 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, COLLARS 60

GAkklAGG5, HARNESS, COLLARS 60
~ The subscribers ~respecf-
IN fully inform the citizens Of
~ Boton Rouge and vicinity
@E11 that il addition to TIC build
bg and repairing Of carriages, they are con-
stantly receiving direct from The manufactur-
ers in Newark, N j, q complete assortment Of
harness, collars, trunks, ciJsiaRlcs, girls, &c,
&c; also coach aud furniture var0iab, black
aud brown Japan, all Of which VIII be sold at
. small advance on invoice prices for cash,
also Tor sale, one leather top buggy, one cloth
Top ao, one do. without top, one two horse
bciSteads, and We are fully prepared 10 make
and repair, all kinds Of cabinet work.
Cofias made and undertaking attended 10
atthc shortest notice.
w TUNNARD, q co.
september Q 80 1913
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
El pnnfnn b YAaanfn.

EI UnHf0H 2 VA8a0fHl
DO ID faealtad de Paris, medIoo v eifuta.
ri, lieenfl6da pr Ia fitlitad medl6n do III
NHefa HFlea1s, 6tfete feFBeGtu6samello Hlh
.~afYrtls A. las t5aplaoles de ambaa pare.
lhias iilp f~lli6tta honffafls ron al e0nfang4
lisa lllu5 ppaesta j ID do Mr. M%atllaFd,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
4 BAHGA1N.

n BAKNAlHE
Aihlt 2h9 it fas III hahiu Vt The hest laid
~ lha cad feRdit4 Ia Jackson, ahfnltgatedf
n miles lfallthu laWl Of iatah Rouge,
tf n9sfad t0f ealo very cheap. Apply u
Ila llllEn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
THourK1as' BLUFf, Somptcr County,
a 49, L----A 800 -

Dr.. A. SPENCER
Dean SF--l wish you 70 forward me alargc
supply Of your Pills | don't think three hun
dred boxes too large a quantity 10 send. | sold
one hundred and sixty boxes the last six
months;lhey are the most popular Pills in this
place. Tor bilious complaints, sick headache.
dyspepsia, and such like diseases. hey are
considered almost an i~nfallible remedy. have
been agent for pr. Peters Pills aud formerly
old a large amount yearly. But now sell
three dozen Of your Pills 10 one of This. Nv
customers think them superior to Peters or
any other Pills.
Respectfully yours, o. G. KELSEY
tons.
For sale at the Drug Stores Of G. souterre
and B J%ourdan, and at The store OF j w Mus
seImap, agent: Baton Rouge La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

EUuEs III tfulsiefle o. quHtflstne districts tttdL
eiares q dams ID g0ur supreme ds i'Etat
Les afiaireH e6niiteH . ses a0lDs raeeyront
Pattentien 10 plus agsidue. III tent son Office
d Baton Rouge, e%nE0ignufo des fues Dana
OF Charch, yie.a.yis rtglise eatholiquo.
~ i%angier 80
WIN MARKHAM.
Respectfully Informs tAo public thai be- has
nov On hand az his Store OF Church street, a
feqefai qss6rAnenf afR0ods, consulting In Dars
pf ke f0ioWfaH 0tttelesi
DHY G69bs-kofeey Il assorsed, Kentucky
je6hes platd lihseyt red flannel, white DO
union do. canton do, Virginia osnaburga
Georgia cotton duel, linen drilling, cotton do
f9ss0ft6d,3 brown shifting, \ 4l4, do. sheet
ingsl 90 Ga bleaeled shifting 4 / 4t4, India
Shooting 12f4 apron cheeks, furniture do
hlaedFllliBg e0ttonadesj b6dttGhing's, Freneb
Epfltsh and American points gingbah's, mus
NO dc laiHe, f9l66f8d e]dnbfie, black do, White
10 blaelfabby velvet, brown iceland, Russia
shooting, tfish linen Do, 10l4, cotton diaper,
ltaed Do, damdsE table do, IA, Scotch do,
Rissit ddy cotton waddins, long lawn, irish
llndd, cotton diaper napkins, linen damask do,
brown llBfh fabi6 cloths, Russia crash, e6ja
cured sil6sfa, Whife cotton fringe, French
botnb6ztnei English mefino, matseiles eotti.
tetp8Hes, black Italian ~ffiyate, poheeG silk
hdHs's india D8fila1da III, cotton do, ntadfass
do, valencia slia8ia, Florida bdks's, ]luslribp
flbb9h asseft6d, ladies' white cotton hose,
e~6lotfed Do, embroidered do, thitdfen's d., do,
mems cotton lalf those, m9fib6do, iadiss ebev,
featK gloves I'D Do, asserted colours, eiik do.
agJ do mems SILK do, do do, white Berlin do.
baehskih De- cotton ahd jlh6n tapes, sewing
slik Iayl0f's spool thread, assorted do, do,
saspdudefs, linen thread
GH6eEHfks- Candlds, coffee, rice, goshen
bdttaf, cheese, Pine apple d., clio. olafe,
owes eapetst Und6fWd0dts mustard. Frsnrh
d., buck wheat agif Thomas tobacco, COM
mon det cigars assorted, cut tobacco, brown
sgg1f lgaf s8gaf, family soap, m%9nobgahtta
WllsEaYt ghaHfaigB6 brandy, holland din, Ma
.dalfa Ulha, tiBfft do, nluseat, do, assorted
eofdjals, d. b n London Porter, Dawson X
ates On We6d SD bottles botled cider Slough.
tons bttiefs4 orange flower water, cuffaut
Jelly, ItaYad8 pfesefgefs. pf1Hea, %faiej1e, e1f.
f8ffs, efafb6tfjes almonds, clifton, f0mato
kstfllGp, #algHt "a, mushroom do, assorted
ickles, fdaeafQfi, feruifelle, black pepper,
ground %, cinnamon, ginger, safdi6es, mack
efelf Goldfish, race ginger, hdtmeas, cloves,
maze, allspteet CASSIE. starch, indigo, saltspetre
salatatas, lem0n syfep, hams, bird, soda biz.
.catts 6ltet ~, Canton s6Y impartial fea, g6t.
powder De-, young Tyson do, PoBebnug do.
powder and Slot, paste backing, scotch stuff.
PANTS OtLs GG-tIHm arabif, run fau.
ph6ft essence Cf tspH6fmiHt, cfdeifs naffis,
emery WHITE WaS, yellow oehre, Rotten Stone,
paDica stone Spanish whiting. nv Wfate lead,
white lead On oll1 window glass. putty, iiHs
seed OIL, castor d., sperm 10, refined whale dg,
spts tdfp9BtiHef lamp blaGE, alum, fobperss.
eDs6f1 salts, tHhsfdaG, bath tricks t6pat var.
qfst, bigfk do.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
5aa ayps
d.


THESE pills, wherever They have been
fairly tried, have established an enytabts cels
ebftg, and arc daily s9percedihg all eth6E pre-.
pafaliona Of medicine, in curing those Diseases
for which they are recommended They are
recommended by The faGudy as Tho best ca.
th4flte aud aphfIeht medicine in us6, In fine,
The general vice Of lie community give lhem
tbe decided preference, and from heir decis.
ION there is no appeal
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
7. M. ELAbL-
ArroaNT AaD cotEsILoH ~ u
Residence in Baton Rouge.

Residence in Baton Rouge.
viii hereafter restrict his practice 10 Tho
several courts Of the parishes Of East and
West Baton Rouge, the district court ofthe
Carish Of Concordia; and in the Supreme
pourt at New Orleans and Alexandria,
At the following terms.
/. Legal advice which may tcndto prevent
litigation, 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 in advance, 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,
gulated by agreement.
5. In no case 10 be security for cost, or adj
vance foT april 8 9ly.
PARAsOLs, SUN SHADES, AND JIM
BRELLAS.
Just5eceiyed from New York a large varie-
~ Of elegant Parasols and Umbrellas, of the
latest Partisan styles, of entirely new patterns
and exquisite Workmanship, at the lowest pos
sible prices.
PHILLIPS q LANoUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22
FoKsALE

One Ss5t Family Coaeh il complete repair,
IT will De cold very low for Cash Or approved
paper, by w. II. ILNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22


A esa4Afe and e%fselaal cure . fAebs ard
Fegeti also used successfully ii The Treatment
d Bilious Fever, Nausea, General Debility,
and Nervous Weakness
Tie most tattsfing recommendations 6ftbis
medicine have been received from many emis
aeitt Physicians and Others Wife have used
them. sold on terms no cars no pay pfice
Ill per box
Gfag1s Paeat LarafDadle OinAaeaf.
For tfs cure Of sefefn16as and olbet Tulnofs
Ulcers, sore Breasts, Sore Legs, Rhe9malie
Pains, Old and Fresh Wounds, letters,
spfhibsi Efaptions, Bruises, Chitbiaibs.
sgsllings and inflammation, Piles, Beald
Head CgfHs. aud E4tefHal Diseases genes
rally Price b0etss per boz,
T0oTHsAgHEf T00THACHEfi
VINO would be troubled with Ibis tafmehting
pain when 1t can be cured without extracting
The Teett4
~. fae0fni's tkRsiah 196tt4aehe HLFiaA
eeftaiu aud Immediate cure
DfLfeouat tdgihg appointed aegef8tagedts
for tho sale 6f bis vaiHatte Df6ps, oftfe f4fe
Ct Ing To9lhzaGhetfaH with confidence recon-
mend Il as an iHfsllible cure IL aileases. h6ws
ever severe. giving relief III Il yefyfsW t1iHs
btFst ana That too without any injury Ii die
teeth 81 gums II possesses he p|fepfftY 81
f1lfebibg BIC gum when ii d morbid state,
ana OF restoring q healthy 9a~dYig6f0as action.
rms medicine acts in such D mahuffasf 10
deadeh the nerve dfths tooth. which Ia the gfs
N way fiat II can be efeclaatiyehfe without
extracting. Ths proprietor has known dis
remedy tied - more than twenty successive
tHEes, and did not fail Vi eilHef O%BFbbiBf6f
tbs Drops Witch e6st bat DO cents, IL sufieis
eht 70 cure from IL 70 20 easeg 6fig6fhsaehe,
Htbdteas Ut persons have declared thaf fbe4
would not bt without u phfai III these df6pa
oftweblY dollars.
- Price. Scots per phiai, For sale III Tho
Drug stores Of b. J6Htdah o. Bdaleffe, and
6fjs w MlssienaH.
Baton Rouge, Las
N0UVEAbH ARHhNGEMENs
Pom. h pDsis aao t6ireg.
La poste at9ge do ia NgugsIie Orleans ID
lGndl Ell IA Jeudt
ELS ptrt R}1f Ia ToafGlia Oribaus TO M6r
ftedit q la 8aded, Ut los paqGet5 40 fafmeG
e = boufes abf6a midi
"a 454ie aglF6 Ia NIlehez 10 Msftfedi ii
Sataedj, a ira p5dpets our Natebez 10
isrhehi ie DlHahtts etig Mercfed, d 6eu.
res 90 s6tfs
JAMES MAGufhgt
DAGuERREoTYPE ARTIST,
10. = eAar srnfsrs,
april 9 New Orzeqns
CllAUX a VENDRE.
Dc II Chauk, do Sable, et dos Brlaaes.
co1stamHebt on yente par
-EMF T.F&FYY4#z4 - a
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Cheapest and Best Goods

1I4Ed pCSb dflu DJBL 1000
IN BATON ROUGE.
Az He YciIon SfoY-Under HE HM
mi G6ods-fancy prinst Of latest style
assorted do, French ia, half mourning IA.
mourning do, new style haIf moofbibg d.
fancy blaOdo blHe plafnd dnmeStfcs apron
cheeks ahifting stripes Blue demint as
sorted cottopades, fancy cotfobades bfcad
COTTON damask: BED licks brown linen, net.
ting ! white and brown table cloths; Canton.
hanncfs, G~annels, moieakin cassfmeres, blacR
Alpaca, green Crca8ian, assorted English.
M~eTfnoc8 bleached domestics, unbleachps
do, saddle blankets, colored cambrics, black
bombazelte, cotton v~elvets, extra fine blael
siik, irish Linens, CorSeis and corded skirts.
gum elastic $uSpenders, black silk c~raVatg.
furniture prints, Madras Handkerchief, La
dies Stockings of all kinds, mems half hose.
Ladies nighscaps, children do, matrsss bind
1ngs, worsted do coatdo, Worsted serge, white
ana colored hlot gloYes, cotton umbrellas,
bonnets and bonnet ribbon, Linen Bosom
shirts, side combs shell and horn3 MusIins
andJaconefs,
Doors AEn saoKs-CaIf sewed boots, peg
ged do. kip do, mud do.
Mems calf brogans, pea@ed do, Kip
de-, Creole PO, Russet DO.
1a4tG9 Waththg %H@es3 bF0@dn& Of ali EIndgy
kid slips, Misses dog children's shoes Of va
rIous kinds
Mr. Qad Capa-Cassimere ha broad
brm hats black and WbIteI elszed caps,
cloth snd glazed DO furdo,
HARDWARE-PocEst Knfges
razors. Butcher Knives, table kHiye s7 fork,
carving to Shoemaker Krive plane es-
sorted chiaeis, augers, squares, .ag
kHires, %conpassest castings, Brig ansetsl
spoons German silver do, Iron dt, French
locks, knob loeks, improved 'eEt Fncl do,
Knob Latches, Norfofk do, brass plafsd sfurs,
premium screws patent butt and strap fif.-
ges cut lacks, beads, silver thfmbIes, imiis-
ton g. Yates, saaca pans spades Singing
hatchetss &c,
CR0cKERY-Granite dishes, all sizes
Salad de, dinner, Breakfast and song plates
coffee and teaeuPss bowls, white and gafgfea
ewers and basins-and various other articles
too numerous 20 mention.
0CaH AMI examine before purchasing
CHAS. A. HILL.
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AUX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lie s6tssigne ibforme 6speef0easementies
batlsseufs ct aatres, qa't est pref d Gife
t6hte batlase en- bfi1uo on autre Outrage
dams CO genre; j ~f6urHira aussi fous les ma.
teflnux geeessalree tells que chanx, briaae,
sable, . des conditions rais0n6ab1es.
II 9ftre sea services aux ilabtta6s sueriets.
etil SO latte, d'aprta 80 Tongue oeptriooee
dahs des oafrages de- sncreffe, p%oav6ir don.
ner pIeine satisfaction,
LOYAU BERHEL,
llfeY BriqBeterle de n Garrison.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

Currants, Raisins and C~itron--Just receiv.
ed and for sale by
W.. NARxRAH, Chursh ct.
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MUSAOUE.

ANN ~ KAE
Leao1ssfgnd a~ftlFaal do Ia Nellie, 0flt.
lis, at ayaHt ttnteutl9n do 90 HG6f dams
1etta Ville, alftb aea aefyi6bg aux habitan8 DO
= lion floage 81 dc bea eh0iteha. CONNIE pros
fnlaia1e vocal OF Instrumental,
pt1fu 81 G1itRfnl II eehafe par res con.
dams Get aftet con extreme idtlitt
LADS accomplishment de- saa d6Yairs me ritter
es auilfages deg petRe nnda 1ui fhonofent De
1At tQhiantas II aeeofdef5 Ice pianos i I'M
mll0te
l'RtS n'tSsffueftoN.
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0Cali and examine before purchasing.
5 CHAS. 4. HILL.
MALE DIES ID II

NEW MUSIC FOR PIANO.
Just received a few copies Of tbs no.e
fashionable music of the day.. suchnn Polka
dances, quadrilles, waltzes, and BoIeyoa.
A large assortment of all kinds Of muaie al.
says onshand and for sale by
4 r FUERTEs, City Ho@i.
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NOTICE.

Prospect MI, Jqne Is, 1874.
Those persons WHO have called for my SER
vices during my absence from home, are IN.
formed that have returned and am ready to
tatend 10 my professional calling.
A.. i. PLOUGH, Dentist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

AMOS ADAMS, Ayocat 1T CoBsoiills
continue PaKareice DE ~ profession dals tss
e01rs du tfulsisme 81 qbatrieme districts Judi
eiaifes 81 dams u e0ur supreme de t'Etag
Les ailalres e9nfitea y SEES a0iDs reeeyront
pattentiou ID plus aasiduo. ii tent son ONCE
o. Chnreh, yig.a.yis rtgliso catholtquo.
92 fanyier 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

Cours prepafatoire de trois mois pour les
pettes demoise1les commencaDt.
Les efiants saehant deia IN nealfre. an
3fendront q ecrtre palfattemeot etavec rapi-
ne dans IesRaee de trois moia, en- meme
en1Ps ct tans e meme infefYatte, a eerire
torFeetement sous Ia dictses dams les deus
argues.
A e%nseigner en- pen de temps, ct bien 81
que les enfans a%ppfenenf dordinaire assez
naEsen deux annees ct i'abiet de &c cours.
ae sueces n'en a'est point doutenx-La prfx
sstds So pour ies trois Haois payable apres
e ceurs.
jan. IL 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

Uns n%ouUelle cafe pour seaa Toiae.-
II medicine hyd4fopauque ast ASSET i ii
mode parni nous / il en- estde meme dams
beal,couPd'autre pays ; mig certes aucun
des d5ciours qnl hi ~pratiaueft, ne peut So
Yantet davoir faitiune a~ussf:belto cure que
cplie que r%aeonte7 IN %joukaal de Suisse.
I I'm couple qpi da2nis LAiEaes anneos de.
"a wyatt en- mauybise intelligence, resolut
de ssseparer. lltallnt sc e reudre chez
le notaire pour signer lct9de separation:
le notaire demeurait au.dels dun lac, 81
hien que nos deux 6poux Sembaranerent
eur e meme bateau. Tn Nrage vint, ie
bateau chaylra. lie mari, excellent ma.
geur, Sc trouya hisnt6t en- sarel6 II ie.
ia alors pr coup d:piI sur Il lac poar voff.
quel etait lie sort de ses conpagnons de
voyage /; il aperc4t sa femme qui Sc de
battalt encore au-desSus de d'cau ayant DIV
replonger pour la >derniere, .fois. Pousse
par un vieuX souvenir d'affaction, il s'elan.
CO vera ellie, la saisit par SEES v6temens ell
la ramene evanoule sur Ie. fivage. Lors- |
que Ia pauvre reprhnd ses sens ct qu'elle
aPPTend quel est son sauveur, ellie sc |
dams scs bras. L'eroux attendri
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

CR0CKERY-Granite dishes, all sizes
Salad d9 dinner, breakfast and soup plates
coffee and teaeuPs bowls, white and painted
eWers and basIns-and garious other articles
too numerous 10 mention.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

50 gross matches ~ manufacturers prices.
20 dozen boxes premium backing.
A general assortment or almost any kipd
and quality Of goods, FOR eash or batter, for sale
low n the Baton Rouge Bookstore, opposite
The Methodist Church.
May 25th 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-22

APPREHENSION sDEs MA RoNNuURs.-
Nous sanfnes h~eufa02 de lEluYuir annnn.
Ger, dit Ia gazette saes 0peiRlsas du s III.
vrier, que Ia bandefl' e~sclayt$ ma srons que
noas ayoas menticgt 1ee j yy1 q~aelqdes Sc.
malnes, y Gle daclaverte etttrl Sleell II i
sept ou hat loulss II se l.oayait parni
euS 10 stJet our 4 tninenga 1 causer de
llngnotude par RAPPORT 4 sps actes anteri.
enfs ainsi qua caie dc determination
qp1on lui connat. Sept j emf eux ont
etc lrouv6s dams u fournaisa du moniin II
saere AZ tx 3 WAof,, 4 atssmBle &c ha-
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fendu Is lendemaih de l'arrastatnn Az ses
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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-10
OBITUARY

DIED, at the residence Of his father, last
friday evening, WILLIAM MILLsAPPs, aged
about % years
Full Of promise, with mind Of superior tai.
ents, character unsullied by those deviations
from moral rectilude common to the reckless.
ness Of youth, his transition to a better world
has caused deep and sincere grief among af
ficted relatives and regrel,ing friends The
father is bereft Of the son Of his pride That
being moving before him in the fullness Of
manhood's noblesi qualities, and whose many
excellencies his affection enhanced, will bless
him no more with the earesses ola warm ilial
affection. lie has seen the insatiaie grave
snatch from him the boy Of his care and exulta.
ton. But why those lears7 God, in bereav-
ing the parent, has taken to His bosom another
n.-ClarioH
DIED, on the 9th OF SEPTEMBER, Joseph Har.
mon, infant son Of Howel and Kiisey HarFrove
of Jasper County. The child suffered greatly.
bat It has been translated to a better world |
where its suHerings are no more.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-10

The United STATES And Merico. In
reference TO the rumor that lieut.. Ring.
gold had been dispatched as a special mess
enger from the Department to Gen. Tay-
Tor TO warn him not to crossthe Nueces, the
Washington correspondent ofthe Charles
ton Mercury: Con the contrary, | have We.
ry good reason TO believe that the admins.
tration will not recede one foot from the
Rio del Norte, the river which Henry Clay
IN his first anti.nnnexalion letter said was
the boundary OF Texas, which was part
OF the purchase of Louisiana. If Mexico
choose to declare war, because Texas, an
independent nation chooses to enter our
contederacy why she must take the conse-
qnences; whichpossibIy maybc, and hope
probably will be the adoption ofaline RUM
Ing somewhere about the25lh degree oflat-
itude from the Gulfof. Mexico 10 the Gulf
ofCaliiornia as our Southern boundary -
for the present"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-10

we denominate them? who oppose their
condtry when battling in the holy cause Of
truth, justice, and liberty.
But We apprehend no evil consequences
from the spirit we speak of 1t may even
be made productive Of good results. The
Greeks used to instiI pTecepts of sobriety
in the minds Oftheir children by showing
them their slaves when drunk, The re-
pugnance which well regulated mind
feels at what is detestable, is perhaps as
fruitful ofmoral results as the admiration
1t yields to virtuous deeds And perhaps
the general patriotism may receive a slim
illus from the few instances TO be found of
q want of it-N o. Jefsrsonian
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-10
CAUTION.

a LII persons are hereby notified not to
trade for a certain note now in the
hands Of Peter Ussery, Of Newton county,
made by the undersigned together with
Daniel J. Monroe, 70 G. L. or George l..
Williams, IN the year 1887, for S237, or
Whereabouts. Il being The only note 10 ex-
istanee made b said parties to the said
Williams. SAID note vas given 10 Geo.
l. Williams for part Of lot No. 25, in De
catur; which lot was Afterwards sold as
The properly Of G. L. Williams by the
sheriff Of Newton county, under s1udrv
executions older than his deed 70 the M.
designed. will therefore not paw the
note IadTertissd the said same note 4 or
5 ysarS ago. JAMES J. MONROE.
Sept 10, 1915 I7u