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A IL persons indebted 10 the late firm of E. Y IA- BAKER SS co, either by note or book acct are requested to pay immediately.
 Notes and accounts mol paid within a reasonable time wl be put into the hands of an attorney, for collection. Che. BoGes is authorized 10 receive money, and give receipts, aotes and accounts due T.. Y Baker k Co.
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The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29
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~ -D. ceived per s. B. Wa-
 sGSa~-sn bash Pulley, a fresh assort- s.da5ss lNW ment of Ladies' and Gentle sS ea9/ mems fancy goods.
 z<>z Among these goods the la-
 A dies will find splendid patterns
 WV of cashr d'ecosse; nous de laine: balzoriners; Afghan satin; velyets, and a lot of fashionable prints not surpassed by any goods in this market. ALSO-Ladie's bonnets, hats, caps, capes, and collars of various patterns; walking shoes, ,galters ties buskins, &c., of the latest patterns and pest oi ALSO-Gentemen' hats of the latest fashion, and every variety of boots, shoes, slippers, Se
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29

MAKE NotR OWN ttNnlgs.--I'ake i've pounds ui alum for every ten pounds el tal- low; dissolve t n water before tha lsllaN is pui in. and then melg the allow in lhe al- su.u water, with sre1nra; stirring, ard ]; glsg- i,ies and lAslsas lAe tallow so as ,a make a asvss ;'srs,.ssisi assssir l,r wsasvt ut summer use, almest A geed as sperm.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29

EoHN c. PRATT S co. Cotton Factors, and p General Commission and Forwarding Mer- chants, 39 Camp street. New Orleans.
 yNo. c. PRATT. JACOB BRAKEMAN. s. E. BELRNAP.
 November 6ih, ieff S-lyr
The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-29

\ GROUND FOR SrEApFAsrNESs-N | wvrc Hui peasisass.s ssi;si conviction of lhe truth of Ihe bible and the reality of ny awa experience, should Dc coniouudesl an all within and from wilheul-ia the world and tn the church.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23
Still another Arrival from Europe.

The Royal Mail Steamship Iibernia Capt Ryrie arriv-
ed AT Boston last Sunday morning from Liverpool via Halt
fax She len Liverpool the 18th inst
The commercial news is considered Of considerable i'm"
porance In England railway speculation and TIC sa'e o.
tho b0rvc,, ooonued to occupy much attention The fail
re of the po,noe crop be very general subject
Of complaint throughout the Continent as well as in Eng
land Cotton had fallen lsd per h. lower, and Flour was
is per barrel lower in price 1000 bbs United States in
bond sold at Liverpool al as per barrel
The Agricultural journals in England state that the est
mates Of results of the harvest become daily more as
eoururinq owing TO the unpropousness Of the weather
HIGHER prices have been demanded Tor Wheat general
scarcity Of money anticipated both in France and Eng
land in consequence of the railway sPeculaions ia both
countries
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23
News from Europe.

The mammoth iron Steam Ship Great Britain touched oil
the eastern coast of Nantucket Monday morning last
week, having Lost mast and after obtaining Pilot and
procuring quantity Of coal from schooner al Holmes
Hole proceeded TO New York She e Liverpool the 9Th
September and brought l05 passengers The most
Important news relates to the weather and crops.
In regard the deficiency both these important de.
serpons Of food grain and potaoes there good deal
OF contradiction in the There had little ad.
IN price and is said that the averages which regu.
late the rate Of duty kept down the prevalence of In.
ierior qualities OF grain. II would probable howey.
er from the doubtless extensive deialeSon in
rets OF the poialoe crop, and the general inerorty
not diminished quantity Of the wheat crop that there will
be considerable demand for foreign -four and that there
VIII be during the senson considerable reduction in the
rate Of duty This will depend partly on the state of the
weather for gathering the remainder the harvest and
partly TO the extent To which the disease potatoes has
pre- vaed.
Wilmer & Smiths European Times states that the fail
ufe OF the potaoe very general that
render painfully apparent that supplies of food mus, be
hau from some qnarler aud that all eyes turned
across the Atlantic
The IRON trade continued to be brisk and railway speeu.
atlons still active.
The measure of establishing the Irish Colleges under
tue act oil Parliament Of the last session. warmly opposed
by majority Of the Irish Bishops and Archbisho1s
duslman named Riley, being the first OF kin 10 Gener.
al RILEY has succeeded 10 fortune OF 100000 the enjoy
meni OF which he commenced by giving dinner 10 ali the
austnen IN London, and illuminating the front Of his
house - - $50
In the months of June July the hea, was so excess
I'VE 10 me south Of Russia that the troops could march
except by night The drought has caused great
and had crops expected this year that part Of Russia
Both Upper and lower Hungary have been completely
d waste by dreadful inuBdaons, at the beginning of the
month of August Upwards of million of The nhsbsnts
are Threatened with all the horrors of famine in conse
quenee OF this dreadful misfortune
The Paris Moniieur announces that the will
soon publish precise of the character and progress
OF the disease in potatoes with the best of prevent
hg us development and OF using this years crop without
danger 10 the health Of men and animals
eliea from Cape Hayden, received at Washington
ana dated September a. that the President Plerrot
npaIh HE data IL
upon Dominican part of the Island with all his land and
sea forces, about the FIRST of December
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

New ENGLAND FAMILY MAGAzrNE.-We have
received the October number of this highly valua.
bic work 1t contains portrait of Louis Philippe
The KING of the French, with highly interesting
biographical sketch of the citizen king 1t will
he recollecled that this iberal-minded monarch and
,n'sneu scholar once passed two years, an exile, in
the United States We believe there is no Faro
pean prince who cherishes more liberal feelings
and enlightened views towards the great American
Republic than does the king of the French.
This Magazine is designed for binding; and
should the future numbers prove as really valuable
as those hitherto published, it will furnish sub.
san'al addition to the Libraries of its subscribers
CurIos''ies of Natural History--.Chinese Whale
Fishery-The Heroine of Siberia-On Gum. its
Sources and uses-are among the other papers of
this number.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

MiLLERIsnThe celebrated Joshua " Hines the founder
the Miller Tabernacle in Boston, leader Of the de-
nded mortas who believed in the destruction the world in
1913 has been solonrnng 10 these parts late lie came down
from Boston, thereabouis for the purpose attending Mil
Ter Camp Meeting held in the town OF China week or two
SINCE and spent the last Sabbath in this place He held forth
during the day and evening the yesy the Uniyeaist
Chapel Hines has evidently got hold another string and 4
pulling now for the grand catastrophe future time I'VE
understand that he contends that the difference in the caeu
ions OF chonoogers carries the time forward lB47 which Is
me utmost limit and beyond which time recorded or po
yded for by chronology II is therefore, assumed that az ali
former liked periods have proved false the latest point
by chronology must be the POint-[Halowe MEL Gan
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23
PrrNEr.oe Is, 1916.

Mn RrrnGR; Dear Sniff you think the following
worth inserting you may give the substance Of it to your
readers
gathered fey days since from vine in my garden,
tissnfg6ss full grown pumpkins They were the small
yellow pie pumpkinweghng about pounds apiece
The seed accidentally fell among garden vegeta-
bes-spang up and nourished without any extra care or
culture II separated near the into principal
branches the longest Of which measured hStyseeeH feet
and the length Of the whole vine hundred and iT
~ four feet Respectfully yours,
n EASTMAN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

o. Mr. BuLwER, the celebrated English writer,
has become thorough convert to the Water Cure
system, through its beneficial effects in restoring
him to vigorous health He has written an inter-
esiing article on the subject, Of which we would
avail ourself did not the crowded state OF our COL
umns prevent. Mr. Bulwer is Of the opinion that
many an eminent liieraieur has gone down to a
premature grave by not knowing and using the
Cold Water remedy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

Se'PennsA quarry Of the beautiful varieQated marble
eSmmSn called serPentne has been lately in Flor
da lew miles from this village Specimens which surnass The
Egyptian in beauty and variety Of eoors and suscensbi If
polish nave been shown us which learn sample Of
an nehhaushbe mass An entoprsing Company have
ed The quarry and preparations are being made % work n Tb
n nnef and the structure compact than that of the
ohe marble IN this region and when polished in thin slabs The
eopds and different shades Of color great beauty
North Adams (Massl transcript
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23
VERMONT PHOENIX.
BrattlebOro, Thursday, Oct. 23, 1915.

u dwelling house formerly occupied by Mr. Noah
Bennett but recently by Mes.r- Seth aud william euok
situated little than two miles north af this village
was burnt to the ground abou, o'clock last Thursday
morning. The fire originated in adjoining she'd which
also destroyed Most Of the Of the house
were lost. There WIS no insurance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

A BOYS ALnAsAc.-A friend has sent copy Of the
Youths Almanac, for the year ls4G,-Pubshed by Asa
Low, Bradford VT, and compiled by Truman H. ssford,
IT, lad of years age, Of Royson This almanac is Of
the usual sine the astronomical calculations all made
By he boy himself This wonderful specimen, truly of
genius in mere child. Hon Jacob Colamer and others
testify to that the boy made the calculations him
self Young Stafford is said to surpass the famous Zera
Colburn, who was also a nalive Of this State.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

letter in the Worcester Spy from Rev Samuel NAV of
Leicester that the protest against Slavery by the minis
te OF The untlnln denomination, sanctioned by the de-
nomination generally and he regrets that no fewer than
eighty ministers, than y of whom have charge of
geganons have withheld their from it. the
bred and seventy gnes hundred and five are resi-
dents in Massachusetts twenty-five other New Encsud
STATES and twenty out OF New England No resident Of slave
holding State signed the protest. Lowell Journa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

No XI Of DR. LARDSIHs Scientific Lectures has been
eeved We yet reason 10 abaie our formerly ex-
pressed admiration Of this popular course Of Lectures Our
friends are invited call and examine the beautifully
printed numbers in pamphlet form. % cents per copy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

htv ~ yudson-Ihe ship Sophia Walker Capt Goldman
arrived his orenooh from Mlurtu brought as
we rev Adonram Judson well known all Chrsendom or
h devoted and successful labo Missionary in Bumah for
period OF thirty -four years The ship put into 81 Helena anon,
e hf oil September where Mrs JGdson dedlBoston Jour
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

C. In consequence Of the late news from Eu-
rope, the price Of -four has risen in all the large
cities in the buited States. Wheat, Rye, Corn,
Rice. and Iron have alec gone up since the arrival
of the Great Britain
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

o. Thirty more Vermont girls passed through
this place one day last week for the Cabotve fac
tories.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

ncultura Fair in Burlington w. Mr. L. Chase presen,ad ~
y, ae pretty female children and half years old
awarded him Sl-which voluntarily contributed y he od
object Of CLARITY. 's'''""s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

kLRoADln town meeting, last Saturday our citizens yo,
ca an appropriation Of sum not exceed $500 to be dis
contemplated railroad from Worcester through this place '
Barre Patriot.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

An-Rsni PrcnerThe Sheriff of Delaware county reach
60 oay on Wednesday with fourteen prisoners their way
to Clinton prison. Two Of the eonvets Jumped overheard y
they were proceeding to dinner least jumped and drag
were pulled out, nearly half drowned 10y
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

W oassius M. Clay has RECOMMENDED the pub
llca'lon OF his True American at Lexington, XIV.
we have seen the first number of the paper since
Its resumption The type and press have been taxi
en- back from Cincinnati.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

O. They are building new factory in Nashua
N. H. II is to go by steam.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

o. The Stockholders Of the Boston. Concord
and MoRiresl Railroad meet at Concord this week
to choose directors, &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

NORM ADAMS RAILRoAD-we learn from the Springfield
Republican the project of extending branch from the Wesie
The route has been surveyed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

o. The Poiatoe cholera has reached France
and is supposed that half of the crop will be
destroyed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

o. OREsrEs A. BRowNsoN writes the whole Of
hiiQuarterly Review, each number Of which con-
tains about hundred and fifty close pages.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

W Gov. Steele, OF New Hampshire, has appointed Hon
Frank Pierce of Concord, fill the vacancy en in the
U. s. Senate by the appointment of Judge Woodbury. TO
the Supreme Court. Mr. Pierce declines the honor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

An Extraordinary PoiaosA sweet potatoe raised in this
town from seed pllnted June was shown TO us on Fda
When hrs, taken nom the ground weighed nieen and three
q pounds, and measured in circumference hiyiotr
c. In shape it resembed turnp more than poatoe
Newport Rhode Islander
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

mr. Joseph Burke the celebrated Master Burke was to
SAL for this country the 10Th u the packet ship Prince
Albert ~ -''Ne
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

o. Mr. Healy. the artist, is at Marsh6eld, TAX
ing a portrait of Mr. Webster.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

O. The Hutchinson Family are having great
success in England.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

The Longlsiand Railroad Company average 80 miles an
hour on their road of 95 miles On trips the cans
run 50 miles per hour. - s
Inc rail ways between here and Buffalo will not average more
than 10 miles an hour.-[Alb. Argus. "'O's
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

~ VIM c Bryant, the American Poet, is now in pari.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-23

90 Ole Bull is hddIlng to the BOstonians.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-08
IL. IY. Fowler. eont ,nonitioa


ETAT De La LOUISIANA.
Paroisae DIST Baton Rouge-Cour DIES
Preuges.
II. w. Fowler, pour monifio1.
Au nom ct par a%ntorit6 de l'Etal do Ia
Louisiana, eli do Ia dite cour.
SALur-A foas ceuz lul6fessts, faites
attention qpe sur Ii petition ct deinande
de Henry Waller Fowler, demenrant dams
cetio p%afoisaa ct 6tat, maintenant IL pto.
pfidlaire, iona fie do Ia ~pfopriet6 ci.apr65
decfite, sayoir: IN moroccan de teffe sttuA
dams cctie pa59isse, jolgnant les terros de-
ten Ed6uard Powers, maInlenant Burgess,
d environ sept miles de- Ia vile do Baton
Rouge, eonto0ant environ cling cents ar.
pens, plus on moins aus5i lot No. /, de-
l'iIet no. 80 au sud, tsnu en- c%ommana6ld
par Henry II GarIey Ct Thomas Gl6bot
Morgan, situ6 dan5 cote phftle de Ia vile
de Baton Rouge arpent66 par u Bga0fe.
gard, pur aclat, pour IL moroccan de lerre
qtatre cents soi4ante dix p]iasttes, ct pobr
10 lot cent yingt ciuq p%tastfos. d la yeHte
Dc b succession dc feI Henry II GdrTey,
Ie u f%cyrior, NIL hut cent yingt cling, par
ordrp et d6Gret Dc Honorable co1r dss
p%redycs, dams et pour Ia ditto paroisso, Of
apf0s avis ct d5iais l6gaux, ct c0nforine-
mcnt aux deliberations dune asseiDbiee ae
f]ltuille, ddnent homDlog0se par Ia dit0
COur.
Not, Adam WINTHROP, Grrfdgr do la
Co1r dos PfouVes, dams OF pour la die pa.
roisse ct 6tat, au nom ct parl'autorit6 do
rEtat de Ia Louisiana ct De Ia dtte cadr,
ct en- conf0rna6 aux provisions do facte
do Ia legislature de Ia Louisiana, iaGt0I6,
I'm acto pour Hs5lfer plus implement les
tires des acquaredts aux yentes iudiciaifes,
appronv6 lie 10 mars A D, 1884, el con
fofmement d an ordre de Id dte cour On
date du 5 mars 1876, jai aceord6 etspar
present aCcordo cette monitlon, appellant
ot ayertlssant tontes personnes qai pour.
ralent opposet qneIq1s droit Oh fftfe d
Ia %proPti6t6 q dessas d~6crite. en- c0nso
qnenco do qqelqas lof0rmaIif6 dams Tor.
Dire d6cret gu j0geme0t do ia Cour dos
PfeuYos par lugaelIe autorit6 Id dite voate
n 6t6 octroyto au dit Henry Waller FGw.@I
Ter, on auc4ne a0tre lrftgalarii6 on Infor.
maIit6 dams les procedures, tovoq1ant le
dit decfet de Ia die cour, OF daps f6ya
j%uatiop, %annooecs, on dams le temps, INA.
mere on iurmo de ii yente. Oh pour aicun
autre d6faut qaeIcoDgle, do falre c%o0naf.
ire dams trente jo0fs dc Ia promi6re publ.
cation de colte monitron dans uno foul le
poblique, poarg1oi Ia yente CT dosgus ne
serait pas cohfrmto, homoIogu6o Of zen.
due Ie jugemeut fuaal 10 cett cour.
Fat, donnt, accord6 ct scelI6, dams Ia
p%aroisso d'E,t Baton Rouge, CO 5 mars,
a. d. 1s45.
TGmoin Honorable Charles T'essicr,
Joge de Ia dlto cour des Preuyes &C
5mars, 1845.
5 -W1Nr1fnnr- GreGinr-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-08

mOindfo alarme.
Dissideacs entre le Page et O,CoaneH
On cert dc Londres, % %irnyief 1915
~. O'ConnelI, IL culholiqie apostoliqut
ot ROMAN, don't ID fol est, CONNIE yous ga
veg, 81 yive, al afdente, quo p~roteste d ton.
propoy de son aycugie ob6issance aux d.
gnitnlres de fegIise qui d humbIemonI
soil d'inltier 10 public aux details de SO.
d6yoti6ns III. O'ConneIl. Mai.
yo0s allez Ynus %rdcrief, nous aeeuser d'ox.
aEeration maIignei 49,, NJ. O'Con.
nell .-Yrailnent, de qlello mani.
ere youg tournar celia pour que nous pa.
yoHs pas Fair DC m]hn1uer de charlie chf6.
tteDne 7 Il faut dependant que nous Fl.
nissohs par youg le dlre-M. O'C0nneII
est en- pIeine inslrFectiou r0ntre le souve.
rain pohfifg /! Grtgoife XVI Il on 10 nal,
heur DC s]'attirer 10 daplalslr du grand agl.
tateur pour avuir adress6 en- 1899 at Gu
1914 par l'orghno do ia congregation de
Ia propaghnde, 4 monseigneur CroIIy, ar
choV6que d'Afmagh, primal d'Irlande,
deux ~roscriis on monitoifos, dams l~esqucjs
il 6tait e%uioint d &c pr6Iat de WELLER i &c
que les pf6tres IrIandaiy ne compromised
pas lour coract6Fe sacr6 dams les prOfanas
Inttes de la poIltiqne. UD agent anglais,
NJ. Petre, sgcretemont aCCfGdIte auptes
du S~aIDt.Si6ge, auraIt obtenu cette mar.
que d'lmprobation C0ntre l'agitation do
rappol. V0uy conprenez que III. O'C0n.
nell tie p~ouvalt s0uHrir qu'on yiot ainsi
chaser inpnn6ment sur ses terre5. &c.
tart porter atteinlo il son droit do sonye.
rainet6 Ell, dH meme coup, an reyeuu quill
pr6I0ye sur Ie funati1ue tntousiasme des IT..
Iandais. II Il d'abofd r6yoqu6 en- doute
iautbantlcil6 de ces r~egcrils. mails I'arche.
Vogue d'Arnagil lul q communicate une
Copie du dernior pour 10 ]coDyaincro que co
document 6manait bien f6BIIoment do In
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DIRE do Saint.P6re Dams un synode dos
archey6ques ct des 6y6quos ~d'Irlande, te.
nu a Dublin 10 l3 nogsmbre de cote an.
noe, Ia resolution s%uiyanto d etc adopi6o
C~0ncernant CO monIt0ire :" iarChcY61ue
d'Armngt ssrH pri6 dc r6pondra il Ia let.
fro d. Salnt.P6rc, ct do lui dire que los
Instructions qu'eliG content ont etc reCuas.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-08
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
des PfouVes-Paroisss Quest BIZ
ton Ronge.

80
En- rcrtp dun ordro. de ID cour susdiie,
i sera ofeft en- yente publigae, par le iuge
soussignd, MARDI, 10 Is de mars pro.
chain, d 10 houres du main, sur les lIaus,
les prophecies crap 81 deefles, dependant
deJa Communicate qDi e%1isi6it cutie Re.
beccn Christmas OF Ecu 80il n,afl Benla.
min +. Joy, savoits
Une terre siinee dars cette patoisse,
contenant neuf Aprons II demt d. face al
aenye, sur une profondsm Dc yinet.cinq
APRONS, lignes paralI6tes, bofn6o en- haul
par Stephen Yao Wrckle, 1t en- bas par
james II. Gibbons, fgalemont ttois e..
%ciayes, les animanx, ehefaux, instruments
afntoir6g, meubles, &c.
CoND1rtoNs-La tefre payable en- qnn
ire fa~leinehs eganx ct anuuels, d datcr do
Joor dc IA yenle. Lee escIayes payubles
q IN, deux ct tfoi5 ans do dit jour. Les
tneu5les payables commo anlt I: fo6to SON.
mes at dessous Is pia tires, compliant, ct
tolte sofnme exc6dant cctto sontmo pafa
bIes d IN an de date dn jour do Ii yente en-
blIlets endoss6s d satisfaction; payabios i
Ia BiHqDe de Ii Louisiana i Baton Ronae,
q bypotheque sur les lmmeubIes lasqn al
parfalt payment. ~L'acqutreur de Ia t6rre
deYant 50 metro ou lieu ct place De Id
succession, r6lotivoment d IN bypoih6que
qni oSiste en- faveuf de la dife banq0e.
i. FAvROT, p. j.
% f4yrigr 1913. 3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-08

DRUGS. MEDICINES, Dye Stuff. dc,
Mr.. J. LoPEz keeps constantly on hand 4
good assortment Of Medicines, Dye StufFs,
81. winch be offers for sale at the lowest
ci.t,y prices. Orders from the country will be-
MED With n]eatness and dispatch. Pbysician.'
prescriptions viii he executed with The great
est care and attention, for cash and cash onLy~
Air. Lopez hopes by the assiduily and pune
tnaiity with wiiich he wi!l I'll orders or pre-.
Fcrlptlons directed 10 hj0, that he will mort
= snare Of public patronage. His Drug Store
10 situated 81 the corner Of Church and Mar
ket streets where medicines Of all descrip-
IONS can be obtained, free from the admixturs
o. Stde.cotnbs, Jews.harps, needles and pen
bti-PothlS' Jan ii