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Suffice it to say that the tree had formed new
aud handsome head.
Next season, 1915, blossomed moderately
But almost every blossom set and gave me fruit.
Every fruit to my great Joy and satisfaction, was
large, fair and smooth; the growth was clean
and healthy, and the leaves dark green in color.
This year, have had a fine crop; two bush.
els from one tree, four bushels from the other
They were superb fruit--genuine, old-fashioned
Virgalieus; and cannot doubt that my trees
will continue to bear such for many years.
need not say, that and many others are
convinced by this experiment. that the pear tree
of many sorts in my neighborhood have failet
from the want ofproper sustenance in the soil
Whether the receipt you gave me, may be i'm
proved upon or not, cannot say; but can say
that. so far, it has answered perfectly; and it is
my belief that every old and enfeebled pear tree
that bears cracked fruit, may be restored to goot
health and fine bearing condition by following
the same rules. J. Is. w.
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are subject wholly to military despotism, and j,
matters not whether Paroles, Almonte, Santa
Anna, Ampudia, or any one else welds the su.
preme power. They are all, and only, military
chiefs.
And say, also, that Mexico should have
come to terms with us before. The United
States have wellfounded claims against Mexico
There is no doubt of that. And have as little
doubt, and as little hesitation, in saying that
Mexico has behaved most wrongfully toward
us. She has acted ruinously for her own inter-
ests, and injuriously for her own character in all
respects.
Mexico is a Republic professedy formed or
our own model. | could wish--wc all wish
that she could find among her SONS another
Washington. But the truth must be told. And
the truth is, that all the Republics made out Of
the Spanish dominious in America, have been
has no principle Of free government about hel
at all.
But TO indulge these considerations is not to
discharge our own duty of inquiry into the OBJ.
jects and ends of this war. Who knows any
thing about the war, except that our armies
have reached to Monterey, and will reach &c
Mexico, if they can Applause. And wha,
then ? Is the whole country to be fortified
taken possession of as American territory equal
to the formation of forty new States These arc
questions which it is time fer us to put with So
briefly and seriousness. 1t is time cor us to know
what are the objects and designs of our Govern
ment.
The natural justice of war. it is. perhaps
not an American habit to consider. But it is an
American habit to count the cost, and may be
INDUCED moment while look at that. | have
been at some pains to ascertain the facts in this
respect, and submit to your consideration the
results to which have arrived.
ltappears from the monthly statements of the
Treasurer of the United States, that the balance
in the Treasury on the
a. . NJ nno
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Dickens New Work.
DEALINGS WITH TIE FIRM OF
DOMBEY AND SON,
W hOlesaie, Retail ana for Expectation
BY CHARLES DICKENS.
CHAPTER II.


In mhich timely provision is made for an emergency
that wW sometimes arise IN the best regulated
families.
Il SHALL never cease to congratulate myself,
said Mrs. Chick, on having said, when | little
thought what was in store for us-rcally as if
was inspired by something-that forgave poor
dear Fanny everything. Whatever happens
that must always be comfort to me =
Mrs. Chick made this impressive observation
in the drawing-room, after having descended
thither from the inspection of the Nlantua-lnakers
up stairs, who were busy on the family mourn.
ing She delivered it for the behooi of Mr.. Chick
who was stout bald gentleman, with yer,
large face, and his hands continually III his peck
cts, and who had tendency in his nature {,
whistle and hum tunes, which, sensible of tn,
ndecorum of such sounds in a house of grief, h,
was at some pains to repress at present
Don't YOU over-exert yourself, Loo said Mr.
Chick, or you'll be laid up with ,pssms, see
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05
u. JOVROAN,
Keeps constantly a completes Assortment q
DRUGS. MEDICINES. CHEMICALS
Ere.
Corner NJ Lafagete and Laurel.
WEEkLY nENElL.LE

uTDHr arrangements for the future vii
render theH hveibtH WFEHbt issue more al
t~rattiva thah ever before. aud we have nc
srrtirle IN spending tine and money upon II
eilpuiraael. ~ we daily are, by = swelling
Subscription liais
Ma sUfn FMlTH, we taFe great pleasure
IN stating, viii continue, frutn time TO time
hts inimiiatle stories.
MIR JOHN q. t,ODn. t'sJht1de"1 whose
skill anil huuDt. ne a skeiehsF If Western
Hfp. Il. arkfp wtpdapd nvsr tbs whole rnun-
Try, is ENGAGED 10 iavuts his time, hentefufti
exclusively Ia he paper.
A vruns writer from Birnre, "Segtrh Egfs
afjnt." whose talent as Etther II fnost -
mafkablp= daFhine OF catttaintes &c life
with a spirit Werthy aF rrHikehanl Il pre-.
rnfinp 4 series # Wtsitdfi0ps. which will ar
pear from time a. time. accompanied Ivy e2-
ira PAGES ~ humot nrs letter rrsss.
NJ I'm l. Curry, iats Of this paper IL en-
gaHRd ~ furnish \ ratfjtBiH CuttssUanisrr'.
AMI This feature aijne win fendel The paper
Of hiHh aud peculiar interest, especially
Throughout The wasi.
"f3hU HFgttn's' ptnefs are mt vet @ shansi
81, aHd "Ersrpnihr' Has hardly vet begun !;
AMI thssa. with the hoet bffievef ''otraFiar.
als'' whn ravnr lie. certainly must give a srirs
itahd life 10 Whatever they may Be engaged
upon.
tF our let If agents Al Inherent pointa
he found atthe head Of The thp paper,
and ethsrtittions are respectfully solicited
TFuHs, ~ per ah9u -. IT. advance.
KFFMLF Il FIELD
anal Editors and Pfupfintpfs.
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MORE
VEW GOODS

The undersigned hHvs received IT, t4eif A.
ready we'll filled store, The following addition
Haftgas NJ The latest patterns, Ffluth and
English Ullhatinss, iat1fiets, printed la*t4.
embossed pftnia, black aud Nhiis i]Idslrts.
printed riambfsy, t6Iorsd Btapa, tspr.
thsek m1slips, patent Victoria t]nnslltts. nas=
die worked collars, fine embroidered Iiardtnrs
chief! ladies' and nentlsmeh's fancy ]efRyata,
Scotch and Cyanide giBghans, Irish Iioetir
estapillas, linen lawn biahUp's lawn hrult
tnislirg Swiss and mill t%uusiin7, Russ i
s~teeti1g Ga, 1913 and lad lttssla di1prts
biFdssYa 10. damask table cloths. hapkit
fiIeY dfillings, cott0uada. French tngtin r
IineH ticking, cotton do, Iluat cheek Iista -.
YORK. denius, tOl0fpt@t anbfitk, fancy prints,
eufded Shirts, grass d., trdmOljGp d. b4tHga
stafis md shav Is. black and white teiis, bni
net tibhanjs, t'ap aud Polka Ribs ntls, fHs
can brntnts, Gipshy bonneis Tor ladte7 and
MISSES. fbgh0fn and Panama hats, tassiuurs
hats, silk and L. {. pocket haHdEntehthfz.
needle worked canbtic ha1dkptthlafs, elk
purses and tslieu|es, bobiuet FIR tapa std
wells, thread and cotton hdGiuRa and iUaars
iihps. infant cape, ~pstfnmer7, auh 81 many
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Esntlsmen's metinD dress and frpck r14ta.
linen dtiIls do, coltUuada d., pambtorn d.,
cotton cloth de-, phntaIvpis IT ihe Hanrn mn
ibtiaFs, Fancy summer vests. NJ MI d"ar fpttuu,
boys clothing also hats aud caps, ahnns bpota.
taitats, b0Btees, halt bo1ipps. bnski6, and ~
fact q tHUafal assortment If siipas fUt prrtIps
men aud ladies' and children, suitable fot ihp
seHsoH, al Of which will be sold At The Iow oct
rates, foI cash and cash only, at he cheap
store Of
SANGER. HESS e. 90
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GRAND DEPOT


GRANIEH'S FRENCH ULANHETg'
The subscribers (snrcsssnra to tbs Iata /.
MAnnn) eptA Agents Of NJ. IoE HH4steH. II
aontpntief. take P%lsasure ~ announcing To
The planters. commission merchants aud
healpta generally throughout The South. West
and South western States, that their Depot,
| No. VI Hfgasi1s atreet. viii always he veil
supplied ty fresh arrivals Of thrse &UFEHl-
| ORHt,ANKEfa. The assortment will cone
sielof
tst Quality . poiaf white Blankets, = to . lbs.
per pair.
ii do do IL do 4 10 q 10 do.
| Superior indigo blue A. 30 . do do.
hyperion green do 7 TO y q" 40
Samaritan grhr1rt do to y DO no..
Atsb-supertor VERNE Bed Blankets, from
B4poiht To i%7ap6int.
". H,-rhe above goods will be sod A. he
lowest market prite, and a liberal discount
made from regular prices when large 1nantia
lies are taken.
II. DE nOER & HtfFtAHD,
Agsnts for mr.Hts Craniertand Importers
If French Dry Goods, II Magazine street.
New Orleans
rFrhe Louisville journal. Nashville Ban
nsr. aenphis Enq1itef, Vieksburg Wing,
Natchez Free Trader. Natehitoehes Ch6ni6le,
! Alex andrta ftepubheaas Baton RougeGaaetie,
Mobile advertiser. montgomery advertiser,
| aud Pensacola Gazette, will copy The above
twice a week for fhfee months, and Bshd bills
10 this Office fnf collection,
oct. lO=a1G
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Nogp Cords.


'fln Undersigned has lust received al The
p=rnar urLtufnI AMI l'iirl Stfaat in add
ttoo t., his former stock Of
DlN GOODS.
E,gl.ah. french and Markamw blanteiz, 4.
i ia. bro. aud bIea. elitftipga. bed lttkiNua-
l,iusaye, ker4aya, wooden stripes aud piatiz,
blue l]nniius, Tartan plaiIE, 4 ~nafiran TN
81 81 aud l'rpiah e|alituas. tiustin do laine.
beautiful shaded adfdavilla fnbee, Irish linen,
linen napkins, table danask. br,. table
tlutlR ltusaia i apaF. gent. and ladies' hbRins
ry, gpnt. aud ladies' gloves, lined berlin
gloves, spool cotton, Rllls g%ingIain aad got
lpa ptnbtnllAa, green bafpae vnilg, polka,
stlk ]cfayate, sell adjusting Hlpekz, linen cam.
brick silk and bandanA hahdthfthlatp, pnnsee
and cotton iag IH liksfttdpla. madfaaH aud
printed head banlkefehiefs, groom elastic
uzpaBder4, alas a 5tff Hupaiv of ~
HARDWARE.
Consisting Of fire dogs, saJ iron ~siivnla
aud tongs. Hp,das and ahlvnIe, plantation
hoea, french loeka, Redduy eomba. butts and
s,r,ns hirs,g. tniyss and G,rns. non .nJ
s'iat, J., .r,.a ,n, anI hsnI ,rss ,a"ii
"a h.,..I IN. aI,. annF4 ,.tz a. ka z,i.
s'n = Mi. IL, ~ ",' ,"I7 ~
XXI ! Vs,s' MIL - - t. M
h',,'S,g' w. ' - g'"'s' y -
e,'oR "al'f' ''''' ~, l'i"I, ~ iut' '''sles'
eha'h la,eNoe ro'oa ooliR' ho''oW ware "rIo.
IRONS 'fy'hg Pa'so ahu a'eo an eHSoi'h'en'
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4. .MATTa.

Informs bis friends and customers that hS
has Just returned from New Orleans with q
fresh supply Of provisions, Groceries &c
consisting nj
100 barrels, best Ohio flour
so barrels mess pork
~ do prime pork
~ do chime pork
10 do iolea
10000 lbs bulk pork hog round
30 kegs. primo lard
5000 lbs sugar cured bacon hams un~
Canvasssd
500 do smoked shoulders sugar cured
90 boxes sperm candles, A. 81 4. Ga
20 do adamentiuo candies Is Il ~
90 sacks best Rio coffee
300 sacks salt fine and coarse
81 barrels rectiiej wbigkey
Is hid primo sugar also
superior quality imperial toa, loaf sugar, rice,
shiees, sweet oil, starch, alum.
White Lead, chrome green, chroms Vel
low, lithera9e, Linaeed oil, sptg Tnrpehtjne
paint brushes, copak varuisb, window gla
putv, a full assortment Of CroCkoFy t~Vare.ss,
pJOuehs, haimes, Collars, brides aud a
number Of other articles TOO tedious 10 men
ton, If you desire to purchase good articles
chcan, call and xamln Tor youfseiyes.
The subscriber has received from a late d.
rect importation. q
100 boxes cIaret wine various brands, some
superior and cheap table Wine,
2 boxes old MADEIRA in half bottles
30 gals old WAderia vine s years in my
store, as - 90 per gals
30 Boxes french Cordials assorted
5 boxes old cherry wine
10 baskets champagne very fine,
3 doz botels, old mort vine gaHuiHe.
A.MATfA, church street.
The eubscritar has received a small lot 0
Dupont r F f Powder, do f. + powder. can.
non powder, and also Dupont's celebrated ia,
gle powderIn tin cannlsters.
sho. of AL sIzss and a superior article o
percussion caps.
"A MATFA. church street,
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THE GREAT REMEDY!
HOUSES late Clemens'J INDIAN
TON1C.
sers AID SURE ctHF Fon

4 stfR AND SURE ftHF ron
CIILLS OR AGUE AND FEVER,
In he unprecedented timf If Fee Hy1s.
The attention Of The public is p4ritnpt4fiy
called 10 this GRtAr REnFDy for Cunts gf
AerE Aap FEvEn, md in doing Of, tho Pro-
pfiet0F deems It proper TO fnaks the following
ordinations. tho ruh Of which. ha desires
Tho people 10 testify trial, aud hg will cheer,
fully abide their decision, VII LIST. Th9 arti
clio is pleasant and convenient 10 take 3ud
u will cure srery case, if the directions Ars
observed. 3rd. f. will lssva no injurious Of.
fetts in tho system On tho contrary, ii inparla
strength 10 fhr ronsittutitDr 4 h. II js pure
" vegetable, and fnftnd from I'll rrprs pafti=
cIas which render other pFnpafBI rons ap mud
dy and 1isapreeabie a. The TASTE 9th. II will
cure with petfeot certainty In five hours.
IT. Certificates or ihe wrapper around Tho
bottle, IT cures from ok months 10 ton ynsTs'
standing.
Prepared and sole, wboiesaIe ard retail, ~
t!an. w. HonsH, Nashville, Tenus and by
f'eo. N. Ilnf9man, opposite tha Wnfhodist
Church. Sole agent Tor Geo. W Etonse, AZ
Baton Rouge,
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VINCENT VICTOR.

Or the GIGANTIC BARBER, respectful.
Iy informs the citizens Of Balon Rouge rem.
orally, and his old customers included, hat
he is now ready to attend 10 all bnsiness in
his B~ARHAHoUs line, and that he il daily e.
pecsing an assistant who is proficient Al the
business, when he will expect to give gen.
erai satisfaction, and continue to merit
a liberal share Of the public PAIR mage here
totore bestou ed on him.
Shaving, hair cutting, curling and sham
p~ooning done with dispatch and at the sh0r-
test notice.
n. B. Ladies will be attended at their
residences, when his services are required.
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BEAL & SON
Have Just a~eceived and offer for sale
Is Boxes New crop NJ. r. Raisins.
Is d. Fresh Goldfish.
10 Kits do No [ Mackerei,
Is Boxes Claret Wine,
10 Baskets Champaign,
5 Barrels Brandy,
5 do Gin
80 Boxes Cheese,
40 Kegs Butter,
10 Doz Water Buckets,
80 Demjhons , & 3, gals.
) Nests Cedar Tubs, plain and painted,
$50 Boxes Cincinnati Soap,
so Whole and half boxes Star Candles,
100 Pairs Russell Brogan5,
100 do Kip do
50 do do Boots,
5 Dig Wool Hats,
AlI Of which we propose to sell at a small
advance for cash.
nov, 18th 1916.
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GEORgE A PIKE.

Uoohbinder md Wank H1ok Hana
facivet, Cwaer IF church f. Lqfayeas
Streets, Baton R0pEe, la.
Will execute with despatch all work On.
trusted to his care al The lowest CITY prices.
aud pay particular attention 10 The rebindjng
II Old law. Or medical works, music books.
periodicals. newspapers pamphlets, &C.,
Scrap books, port fJIios, pocket hooks FIR pa
pets and memorandum, made On the shortest
notice 81 any pattern.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.

The undersigned are nov opening 4 large
and beautiful assortment Of Spring and Sun.
mer Goods, direct from Philadelphia, 70 which
they would respectfully cal the attention #
the public. Persons desrroug of purchasing
good and fresh articles will find it 10 Their
interest to step in.
june6 PHILLIPS q LANOUE.
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NEW ORLEANS AND BAYOU SARl
LOTN FOR RALE

Eight valuable lots situated IN that part of
the Town known a. BeauraQard T6wp, tolS,
No, 230l 10 II, 10 square No 30 and tOn
10 square No 30
Said lots will be sold on LIBERAL terms.
A Ran Of said property can be seen At tho
stogc Of the undersigned.
PHILLIPS g. LANOUE,
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A GOOD BARGAIN.
NMIlI.E

l. hereby given, tbat in pnreuahre of q
contract NJ h and Hijpf instructions from The
Sarrpyaf General IL the public lands iBf The
alalp II Louisiana. I will re survey and maka
Tho tnrfnrtiUns ~ the lilies, Ut public lants
and private claims, embraced in the follow.
ing Townships, in the patish 1T East Baton
Ilwtga. q eatshurg district, louisiana, viz 8.
Tto nah,p M, I, south If range to |, w"at !
in whi.h Hlnl Rouge IL situated no, 7,
south " range ~. |. east. Township no I.
south 1t range tn z, nost, Township 30. r.,
siuth nf range - | ves', and Township iloi
= south Of fahgn 10. | east,
being duly commissioned by 7 landry.
Il. q alp7 Sur General IUr tba State of bhats.
taht, | will ha prepared 10 execute private
surveys, in any part II lha State, aud also
laVhptlng in all IIs bra tFhea. LISTERS addfps=
apl to The care uf thomas II tFatglrtmon,
Ea1 Ttlf. Genera ! 61i q, Dtna liEnnyiIle, ~
Daniel y Avery, Esl. Baton Rouge, viii
meet with the aafly attrntion Of
ttGANfDN TAYLOR,
u. s. Uopu Y Surveyor g civil Engineer,
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

Bejng compelledby urgent private busin-
.e$s IL visit Enrope within the least possible
delay, ] have TO beg as an especial favor,
that all persons indebted 10 mo will settle
their accounts on or before the tenth day Of
January next; otherwise ! shall Be under the
disagreeab'e necessity of placingthem in the
hands of a Lawyer for collection
nov. 18th. CSC NJ. IIBRoMAN.
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TAX 80 up by James U'geii about sever
miles from Baton Rouge = bH tnars, right eye
out. M brand, also q roan colt over nna yea
aid blaled face. no mark or brand. Tie ow
Hsr is requested 10 call and take them away
on Iiz paying CHARGES.
JR DUFHOCQ, Ranger.
Sept o. lalG
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Cornrt Of Laufft and Thru Street
The subscriber would respectfully inform
The public generally. that he has always on
hand q upnd assortment 1rtlts above articles,
and is daily receiving supplies Whlth be vii
sell low f,r cash. u 0p approved credit. and
by his untamifling atfanli ~ 10 business, he
expects TO receive a share Of patronage
f., " ALFRED GATES
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Waite lead IL kegs, dry White lead, chrome
green. cllfnna y]elloY, VefmilItoH, Venetian
rcd. yeIloa onhfa. ittbatg", pfussian blue,
red lead, turkey 0hbtft terra ID slanHa, lin.
seed oil, spts. ftfpentine, equal, iapan and
jlaeh yaftish, AMI a variety Of other articles
ii The paiut line TOO numerous ~ t]ns1ttp1.
Also paint brushes Of every size and qualify,
al III which have Just arrived, and warranted
pnrA aud good. by tha subscriber Win gffsts
them rof sala cheap for cash, either nj
NhnInsrIa 6f retail
On Lafayette street
mQ4 . i. DAVIS.
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ANIN

lie public est AVERT de ne vendre GU
tratquer d'aucune maniere pour du ere.
dit ayec ma femme Sarah Herr, CONNIE
ID ne serais nullement responsible pour
ses dettes i partir De ee Jour.
- NATHAN HERR.
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HAARLEM FLOWER ROOTS 4
Fine assortment nj tho moat different and
exquisite sort Of IiaarIem Flower Roots cnn.
= sting Of double and single tnnqnilIea, Iris,
Croeus EARL due Won Tholl'p, &C., a..
Just received and for sale hv
DEC 81 n q. NJ. HEROMAN,
Opposite the Methodist Church.
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BEAL H. SON.

&9AIIA - ~ 5VNs
Deafersih eres, provisions, hard var
shoes DC. would inform their customers and
the public genafallFiib at they nov have and
will continue ~ Keep on hand a complete as
s6rtment of the aboVe articles, which they
are determined 70 sell rs I6w for cash as
| they can be had ia this place.
GROCERIES T. PROVISIONS.
Flour, whiskey, bacon, lard, Havana, and
Rio coffee, brown, white and loaf sugars,
family and scented s6ap black and cayenne
pepper, AlIspfce and cloves, uutmegs, CHINA
mon, ginger, salsratus. mustard, starch, fine
and coaTse salt, sperm and star candies, rice,
imperial. ]gunpowder aud black teas, pickles,
sardines, snuff, cigars, tobacco, indigo, olive
oil, brandy,gin, rum, annesefte, wine and CT.
der vinegar, 8toaRhtou's buffers,
HARDWARE &c.
Gut and Wr0t nails, Ames' shOvels and
spades, trace, log and dog chains, Carolina
| hoes, Collins axes and hafebets, hammers
saws, bait and strop hinges, screws, tacks
brads, augers, chisels mill and hand saw
files, door, chest, cupboard and padIockst
curry combs, table, pocket and butcher
knives, iron and brass plated spurs, hand sad
and dog irons, shears and scissors, planes
and plane bits, squares, rules, drawing
knives, pitchers, shoe knives and thread,
avis. Tasps, shoe lasts, corr screws, pewter
agd brass fossetst1r0n and britannia table and
tea spoons, japan'd waters and candIesticxs,
tea Kettles and coffee mills, hand and cross
cur avs, snafae and plated bride bits, ladies'
and sKimmers, frying and dust pans, steel.
wards. wire brass and hare s~ieves, wash Eet-
lies aud pots Of various sizes, g,tddles,
sauce pans. spiders, ovens, door hooks and
botta, iapan'd bellows, lamp black, shoe
backing and brushes, cotton, wool and play.
ing cards, water and well buckets, axe helves,
k~eelers, w~ashboaYdA, tabs, churns, cocoa Dip
pers, Tin buckets and cups, pans, lanterns, oil
pots, lamps plates, tunnels, rope and twines
assorted sizes, oakum, fish lines and hooks,
sugar boxes, needles thread, buttons, hooks
and eyes, tooth brushes, combs, shaving
brushes. lead pencils and points, co.
loqne, pocket boohs and purses, german and
toilet glasses, german harps, letter and fool
cap paper. INK, waters, and steel pens, pow.
der shot, lead, copperas, ~saItpetre, salts salt
soda, whiting, sulphur, and camphor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-05

AvIH Aux HAHtIANS SuCHtERS,
A. q Uanphin m1oteut d'sgtipagas, SO
t]reuyant dams N pafoissa d'Gsl Baton Rouge
ponr IL moment, or sos services aux h hi
.ians 1n pafojsses voistnps. u1H experience
lie yiraf -ciDt an0ees dsos los b1aiPages lni
1efutet ,n ]nafantir suh otlvraen. st offs atts
hahilans una rranda tc6nr 10 dan7 lie b6ia
s. tdtasapt a Mr. II r R'tt gard 4 Baton
Rouge, % rhat W.. J. u bt ddet 20 II TIA
vatIle maniRuant.
40 UAttPtltN,
=. s.. on pnut adrassht les Iattfes 40 bn
fasn do Posts i Baton Rouge.
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FALL AND WIN 2
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The Subscribers will receive nh monday
beSt per ship uuEFH VtefBRtA, from New
fofh, n splendid assortment Of Fall and win
ter CIuthing-to which they respectfully iii
Fite the attpdiion of HE public,
BLACK rldtli aud Caasiinsre pall1ts, Plaid
]satIinet DO, Ba aed and silk ARP do blath
cloth aud tasstHtefa sarka, cloth tlu1ks, Tweed
blue pilot bunting coats, blue blantnt
ditto, blue and drah blanket nver coats, black
rlnths, ifrss and frprk foats, Pain and sttiped
s%attttnt Pants, black anl fanty t]assifnarb do3l
Hack satin ani fg'nd aiIk vna's. boys %valaH-
ola do, Cotton drawers. Cotton n y 9 W.
shirts. 80 So.
IL addition t. the abeyp thew will he to
esiRihG raf every parkst additional supplies
Which will tnaha nIif assortment complete.
PHILLIPS II LANUUE.
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THOMAS GtDBEE MoRaAv n.
AtrongFv AHn ]G6tHsEttaa ~ tAw

M. u. ROga sttfst, Nem Orha0s.
Having for many years devoted much ofhis
time to The examination ofland Tiles. tenders
his professional services 10 those whoseinter5
ssts are q Tectsd undst HE late act If Congress
providing for The adjustment ofIand titles ~
Louisiana and Arkansas.
ulV 20, "a en-.