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TO HOTEL 81 TEANBOAT PRO
PRiETORS.
Nasons PATENT IROS-STONE CHINA.

TO HOTEL 81 STEAMBOAT PRO
PRiETORS.
Mason's PATENT iROS-STONE CHINA.
TUE Subscribers, having hccn appointed 4 rents hv
the ritcntrr for the sale vt n Hirl 'giei wa re-.
for the tnrrd St.,rs, are inily prepaet t. execute
any orders from WHOLESALE DEALERS in ohar
cIlle. OF HoTEr and SrFAMBoAT pRorRlEr. RS; AMI
would beg leave to rcrr to the accompanying t.s,i.
H0nili Of the gE1iy and perVia~ fitness of his art'.
lie tor The MIA ami Stcan50l! t: aid would adl
OF IL N'tenre-, that u does No, bee INT dl ,coi
red when Clipped, ike other Eauhcn or one
Ware.
They have also on han general assortment Of
China, Glass and Eartfenirare suitable tor the
Country Trod:' which they viii ,ell iJir FIR cash or
lIIoTHY T. NISSAN SONS.
Nsc' forh, .Mirct, 1876 lis Ma en Lane.
"MAso>'s PArEVT IRON SioXE SCHINA.""
lmpo'tri ly I. T. kI-sAM X CO. and give it a Pre-.
terence over every other Kind o! China or lar.hern
Ware. Being OF great strength ard duribuv it
combine economy with ncaincs> OF appearance, an
we rhceriuI!y recommend as beng better adapted
10 HCIei pmpose,, than anv other article now nu,c
.Neir- York, January, 1889,
Royprx roLrM,x & Srrr>ox, l,'or Huse.
NH. y cozzEN>, Am srjr1H H1l,k.
BLAKE REED, lTirerjV Hlse,
HAYES n TREADwELL. FrIuHp house.
Jo,N II. GARDNER 4; Go. Cifv H,iet
j. II DGG. x SoN, CLINTON Hotei.
JoHH VI. Fist, Peari street Hopsc.
| n. 3 Since the above imunial Wa furnished
all these Adjustments have rantn ici H. Use with
all The rrucpa liu'e's IN Bl.lun. And more recent
| y have FURNISHED. wholly or n part, the f lovna
llc'c,, anI several new lake aui river steamers,
-. Ctiri.s MA. Ncv-Oheans Mc>,rs. NUDGE
| & WHO'S.
| GiH U,use, Louisville XIV, Mr. Isaac rvrrrrr
| Eretrnge Hiei Richmond Va, Nr +. BoyDEx.
| FreHei'S Htei Norfolk Va, MIR. WM FRrNcu
Peer bir.h, Va Mr.. u. Fsrvcu
National Hiei, Nashlnst Ky, MI :. S.colG-
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LOOK HERE!i!
DRTED Apples.
ITIVOOSKI COTTON.

y TONS Pred Apples, for ale by
- Villas 4 MOVES
March f. 1876 40
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ca Il u.
New YonK, March End 1876.
Messrs Jewell, HARRIsoN IL Co.
have no hesitation IN saying that in no CONVEX
sainn IN which have been engaged, m Vermont OF
elsew here in which your names have been inlrndu-
cad, have | ever intended 10 slv any thing VIII lc
>on'd affect your character, standing, credit or mode
Of dnug business As Comm s-jon Merchants N New
York; nor have ever had any reason. from knpwl-
edge Information, 10 believe You were sponsb,t
or that vod conducted your business in munn,r
Inh"comlnr Commission Merchants
Nou are ut liberty 20 make such u.e Of th,sas yot
may deem proper
| am very Respectfully
Golr uboduut servant,
(Slnrd) y. w. FISK.
Copied by TnER0S : DoRrMUs I}mG
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ltussel'S Shaving Cream.


, more por> ofihis SURPRISING cream le't AT
HARRINGTON 4 BROTHERS.
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Variety Again f.!
To RENT.
Butter.

A FEW hundred pounds good Table Butter thi,
n day received; Also White Beans.
April 2 lSi6. (lil A. 5. DEWEY.
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THE EXTRAORDINARY WORK,
arricd Person.

AND ONE WHICH SHOULD BIZ IN TIL
HANDS or EVERY
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A PASTURE Of aboul acres 10 Rent near tn,
n College, enquire of q, PETERSON.
Burlington, March 20, 1916.
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Pasturing,

WANTED in exchange for Groceries, Eggs il
w any quantity. 4. S. DEWEY.
April 2, l5iG. a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
no CURE NO PAY.
Tyler's Ague and Fever
Pills

ZH.
= eets,"s, se9s ~ Ve5a0As ~ -
Agbe Fepef, ~ ny ~ paftea J0fHst'
Ats9 IN sueetcHt tome ~ Dyspepstd, Pakr
pitai59a Of Tho Heart Loss of Appe5HG,
Weuratgtz, Nervous und other dissa4e5,
uhteh artRe from d 1eeat and IgbtIikatgd
,sJ;ts8, tr 15Ie e,sfa,4
1,g,z,t btts agn n@aa.4ad ,,atg 10 ~ n
n 4,.4a. t~.yt,Is +, sits4taJ atrsa.t,
.gh,. f.4t ,,t3.o va,tst 6oa..fs..a r., 4#nf
dasti., - sssaz,,a s. ,hrs, d. la, saa,eIg
NV 4 5tsa ss5 Easvsg aver ,i q = taJ9, a44lie3
hsy,n, fss,,saty ts5ts4 t,eit atsaf r~t6.y,ttye
VI na.,, tf,ssa gf al b,a ! t,a4 al I'd an.
HI i H. w.. 80 +. zatts az. = ! - 4ssaa = 1fs.,aa
s. ~ fg,o ,fs,.',t r -. .sbo Gtys H.
, H.. 49, : t4,i. sFs5 j IL 80 = ,ta{s : ,rsa4sfsI
.@a351 : + s,s ~ - - ~ ,Iia ,s.n
.asa,taa .s1 ssssFt d. H.. ~ 80 a - -" T. ap m9,
F, a,st" ,. IT, ,vhs,sa !, ,aa a.a,a n'5,s.ai
80 = -, : ia mi ~, q =, :" ~, "a
H. za,. 10 - o47e' . ''' so
'42 Ths.e eef aiiIa ~eoaf.fu nsitbsr merenyv. nor
.zan3. - mss, ,htng hi 80 ta{a.a ,ha aaz
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
FNoM

A letter received by IT., datrd from
Camp, June Ia b, mentions the deaths If
the Maxican Generals Tarrejon nd GafcR
who died al binaris. II al-o menttans the
probable circnmsfanee that General Arisra
and AnpndA had both gone To Moxrro,
IL prefer chatEas against each othrr.
twill be tememtered Of GeneraiGorreion
thnl ho commanded The 1900 tnen thpt
attacked Capt Thorntoh's command.
whirh resulted in it, surrender. Iotrrj6n
OF Garcin. are nat mtntioned by General
Atlsta as having bror wounfrd rA-hts
official report. II is therefore probable
they Wtrr murdered by th"lr own men,
FOR The sake If having new commanders
IN ,heit stead.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

Lanlm U III III

By comparing tile following message. from
Thomas Jenaraoas 70 Congress; with the gu.
iirhtensd policy Of James TX. Polk, We may
learn The great benefit the Doited states have
derived, BY hdbaring IL the principles Of
pr9grcssips Democracy the ultima taHla
thereof, 10 tho attainment 0f that which -
rszat. by pefsisting In dong wrong.
MESSAGE
From the President Of the United Statof 70
both Houses of Congress, relative to Span.
18Th innovations on the Sabine river, March
10Th, 1906
III was reasonably expected that whilo he
limits beFwcen tho territories Of The Upiiet
States and of Spain were unsettled, neither
marty would hape innovated oa the ekisting
atata pf their respective positions; SOME time
aInee, however. wa learnt that tllas Spanish
aatfortttea were advancing into tie disputed
e1antrs To occupy nov posts and make new
tntligm8nte-uaWslItn Id take any measures
which might preclude i paaeeabie ~aceafntno.
dation Of differences, the officers III the Uni
tea states were gfdgfod ID %runfina themselves
within the country on this eide The Sabine
river, which. BIZ the delivery Of its principal
poet, NltehitscheH was understood 70 have
been itself delivered up by Spain; and, 1t The
same time, 10 permit no adverse port 10 be-
taken, nor ARMED men 10 temain within u.
III consequence of illaso uFdorR, thereon.
mapdinr officer iii Natfhitoshea learning that
Il party of Spanish troops bad crossed The
Sabine liver, and were posting tbeunsr yes
hill this side tho AdatH, aent i detachment 0f
A#s forces III require them to withdraw % The
other aide of tho Sabine. which they accord.
imply lid.
II have thought Il proper 10 communicate 10
Congress tbB letters detailing this incident,
that they may fully underatand The stata of
things IN that quarter, Hhd BIZ enabled ~ make
puch provisions for Ito security ID In tbalf
wisdom they shall deem sufficient.
al THOMAS JEFFERSON.
In Il previous message communicated De.
conber q, 1906, CoHgtess IL informed that
the policy bf Spain 'authori28 tho lnfefnnce,,
that Il IL their intention to advance on GU
possessions, until they Bhall be fepfeEsed by
i'm imposing fnrce. Considering thai Congress
alone ia cbnstitutio1aily vested With the pow.
Iii Hi changing our condition from peace to
var. Ihayo Thought II my dntY " await their
authority fpr using force 10 any degree, Which
could be avoided.
II have barely instructed the officers sta
timed In thu nntghborbaod Of The agEroesor4,
to protect our own citizens from ylolence, 10
patrolo within The borders a~etnalty delivered
70 ", a II not IT, 20 out Of them, but when
HBregssFy 10 repel 40 tnraad, 81 tearoscuo q
citizen Or his property
Even under This state. of the relation exist
Ing batWeen the United Slntes and Spain, the
attempt by Il. Bufr, aud others, 10 raibe m
armed force 70 march INTO Mexico, was deem.
cd III be tfnaA1t. VIRGINIUS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
HARREsoSs WONDERFUL ALL HEALING
PETERs OINTMENT.

If properly and regularly applicable
bowels at the anne time be ng kept open by
means Of the piNs-this ointment will iaRa-
risblg break and heal a boil in fine days, and
=redace and completely dry up an uIceEin two
weeks. The most desperate cases of White
Swelling have been repeatedly cured ~ it in
lessthan two months. In shfTt its healing
properties are such, that they would appear
incredible if they we're not avouched hF the
most respectable testimonials and certificates
OF which the proprietor has hundreds now IN
his possession. or these between one and
two hundred are from eminent members Of
the medical faculty. In selecting fren the
documents ofthi cloud Of witnesses, The pro-
prietor has been governed more bytheir con-
tents /; as they al breathe anne spirItof sulo-
gy and satisfaction.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
WINDOW GLASS.
ST. JOSEPHg CHURCH.
NOTICE.

All persons DESTROYS OF securing choice Of
PEWs, in the CHURCH of ST. JAMES.
protestant Eoiscoaal) are requested TO call
a, the store OF ALFRED GATES. where a
plan OF the pews and number is left for thar
purpose.
WIN. MARKHAM, Sen. Warden,
ALFRED GATES. r., Warden.
BatonRoags, siay 7th 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

Wan, P~GaTrGevoE AVID FAmtsE-wtth att
their horrible train. may st4lk over The land;
the tbleder Of Engand's caHno1 my roar
II our harbors; the earthquake NAV open itg
ptnderoua j4wa to ebgulph our e%itizsoe; bail.
stones and bale Of fire may rain down upon
o1r h~s7ds--an3 ye', 50 long as the lDgsfima-
big pills If Dr.. Peters art plared within
reach, sc may cal ourselves the l]t3ppfest ma.
lion on Garth. And wbyi bera9ae al those
accumulated horrors cannot compare with tha
sug3ripgs thai result from diggascs and The
thousand Ills that leelr II heir 10, and which
hts preparations viii speedily sweep from our
land. Their power is silent and noiaeleBs-
but Ito fhiIht 10 irresistible.
These Pills can be obtained Of o P Davis.
II thjs place.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
NOTICE

N@A
This II TO notify all whom IT may concern,
that the pretended Judgment BY which 1fafy
IL Thompson, f9tnsa Hsgnold8,) acquired q
sort Of title to certain lands Of mine In tbsf-
vile, was III it8eIf vicious, Illegal, informal.
and of poH-offsei, and wtlt bo SGT aside, can
celled, aanutIgl, and r~easindod by my son,
who ~ nov d age, and whose interest Il Il
70 eel aside said ~ lgnspt, and brina tho said
property back 10 the succession FROM which IL
vas unlawfalIy aIten8ted.
This public ntiee IL given lest any atfor-
tNHats spsealator should be- taken in by the
supposed wealth Of Hfs, Reynolds, as the
temporary detsiuer Of Haid lands, and to
guard honest purchasers from theeonsequan-
cea Of an expensive and tedious litigation,
which would inevitably terminate In their be-.
ing diapagssgsed after having made perhaps
~ important payment in eaeh, Or negotiable
papar. g. THOMPSON.
IberYille. June lob. 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
TIE GREAT REM EDYt!
HOUSES (late Clenens') INDIAN
TONIC.
A SAFE AND SURE CURE FOR

CIitLLS OR AGUE AND FEVER,
IN thg unprecedented time Of Fipe Hours.
The attention Of the public ia particularly
called to This GREAr REMEDY for CHtLLsso or
hGuE AND FEvER, and IN doing so, the Pro-
Irtet0r deams Il proper to make The following
declarations. the truth 1T which, he desires
Ffo people TO teal by a~trial, and he will. cheer.
fully abilo their d~scteion. viz: lst.g The artj-
ele IL p~leaFant and convenient 70 take. 2hd.
1t will cure effrg case, If the directions are
obeereed. Ard. II witt1eave no injurious eE
frcfs in the system; 81 the contrary, IL dnpartg
strength 10 the constitution. 4 h. II Ia pbre-
" vegetable. and refined from aIl gross partt-
clos which render other preparations so mud
dy and disagreeahie totbe taste. BIB. II will
euro with perfect certainty IN tive hours.
~ Certificates onethe wrapper around the
bottle, Of cures from six months to len years
standing.
rreparel ahd sold, wholesale and retail. BY
Geo. W. %ffuage. Nashville fem, aud BY
Geo, M. Iere0ai, opposite the Methodist
Church. Solo age0t for Gro. W. House, at
Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

No. lls.

No. liz. AN ACT
10 provide far the election Of Cbnstables
in The ~eaveFat parishes IN this State.
excepting tlse Parishes of Orleans and
Jrfprsons
She. /. Ro Il enacted ty the Senate and
House IF Representatives pf the State IF
L%ouisaaa III General Assembly ooHueaed,
That there ,hal he elected fer the term of
VI yeurs by the qualified BIcctnf@Of eha
sayrial wards pr ais different parishes II
this State. b constable for each Of sald8
varas. who shalI reside IN fife ward for
which he shalt be elected, and be quail
fed ID vote FIR metnBefs to the general
assembly Of tho State, provided, Tint the
term of those first elected under the pro.
visions of this act, shaft expire OH tho first
Monday Of November, eighteen hnndred
and forty seven. aud The fist Election
thaItake place on the first day Of Noyem-
her next.
Sue. Q. BE IL fathcr enacted, &C. That
should any vacancy oeear IN the office of
constable tf the wards. a. provlded III the
above section, by failure to eIect, death,
resignatio or Otherwise, parochiul author.
tiles, upon proper representation Of The
same, shalt forthwith order an election
IN fll such vacancy for tbs residue ofsuch
term, BY giving a written notice ofthe same
NJ least twenty days pfevious % said eIec.
tian, which shall be posted up BY
the sheriff afthe parish, at the place ofvot-
ing III said Ward.
DAVID 4. RANDALL,
Speaker of the house Of Representatives,,
TRASIMON LANDRY,
Lieutenant Governor and
President or the Senate.
Approved Nav. u, 1916,
ISAAC JOHNSON,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
TO Tx PAYERS

All tb1sa persons y 10 are indebted TO the
corporation for taxes, are requested 10 come
forward Immediately, otherwise their ACCOUNT
will Be placed In tie hands Of the town ma
gistrzte ID ba collected according 10 law.
SAM SEOLFIELD. Treas. & Col.
may % 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
Al CARD.

Those persons who have bad unfortunate
experience in attempting to-save their teeth
bV plugging, are earnestly desired Ia call upon
the gentlemen whose names are attac red to
thiscard, and they can be assureithat ninety
nine IL a hundred of j large number Of plugs
Inserted by the subscriber during the last
three years refnain as perfect a. at first. His
prices are the same as charged by themost res
pectable operators III the northern cities, and
that there need be no mistake, the following
list is subioined. Ordinary plugs, $500;
Cleansing, 52.0G to 1000; Inserting teeth
$500 to 1000. TO those who desire cheap
operations, the inquiry is respectfully sugges-
ted, is it better to paw a dollar less and have
a tooth ruined, or a dollar more and have il
saved! He will be happy to give advice gra-
It's to all the heads of families with regard to
the regulation and management of their child
rens' teeth. From 8 10 0 A nj each day,
families win be visited in The country, and
all who desire his services can leave their
names with Msssts. Phillips g. Lanoue, who
will be able to inform them at what time he
Rill visit Baton Rouge, which will probably
ia in few weeks,
Refer to the following gentlemen, moss IF
whom have tested his operations. Dr.. I'd F.
Harvey, DR.. p. MI. Enders, r. d. Conrad,
Esq, N. Stuart, ESQ. Joseph Menard, ESQ,
Capt. Alfred Gates, Messrs. Phillips If
Lanoue.
b. r. SMITH.
or ths firm 81 Smith n crispeen,
Corner of st. Charles add Lafayette
SINare. NeW Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

The undersigned are nov opening a large
and beautifuEassortnent Of Spring and Sum
mar Goods, direct from Philadelphia, % which
they would respectfully call the attention Of
the public. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
good and fresh articles will find it to their
interest to step in.
june6 PHILLIPS II IAN0UE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
TAKEN Up By ca..un

ter, 20 niles from Baton Rouge,
~ on the road lea3iag to Li5ery J. a
SIA small brown pony, stas. ii lie
foreaeaJ. ~ brand, a small white spot IN the
left lind foot. marked with saddle Oh tie back.
six years Old. The owner il requested Is
take him away By paving charges, according
10 law ]. r. DUFROCQ, Ranger
iune i, 1876.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
STATE or LOUISIANA.
u. s. DIsrGcr CouRT.


IL the matter Of the Bankruptcy Of +. r.
Southmayed.
Before the lion. Theo. H.. Me Caleb,
Judge of the United States District Cont,
fortao District Of lsauisiaiia.
o., motion 1T ]. II. Blfrssof con0seftr tor
II. T~'aotnas, Jr., Assignee of n. Il. Soutl-
mayed, it IL ordered that Jane CnHrtneyi wi
dow of the late R ,bert Morris Pearse, hold.
preventative, aud all persons claiming any in
teres', right, Of tiiIe, in the following desert
he'd property, from or through tie said Jane
Courtney, widow as aforesaid, and Messrs.
HYDE and Goodrich, holding a judicial mort
gagaso on the same / towlng described proper
~, show cause, If any they cans on the lsts
day ol July next, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. before
this courts why an alias order Of sale should
MT issue for the sale Of acertain parcel Of
land in the Parish Of Fact Baton Rouge, in
The State Of Louisiana, containing Oh acres,
more or less. bounded on thu south by land
owned, or formerly owned by the late Hugh
Montgomery; on the north, by land Of Elisha
Whitten; on the east, by land Of the late John
Written, Jr; and on the west, by Public
Lands. And farther, why their respective
hens should not be cancelled in the Office Of
the Recorder of Mortgages, in Wbich#tIey
are recorded, upon the payment TO them Of
The proceeds Of such sale, so that the pur-
chaser may have a free and u~nencumbered
title And that. The assignee rive this police
to the parties above mentioned forthwith, in
such manner as NAV be Of most advantage
TO the estate, and make a return Of the same
into court, on, or before the above 1st day of
JulYsa 10 0'cloek,A. III.
! certify that the foregoing is atrue copy
from The minutes.
LIE. sIMONDS, Deputy elk.
june 9th, 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

lti "a I ~ - StyD t7iFtA4H W.
Cour dgs Pgeaves-Paroisso d'Est Baton
Rouge.
Attonda quo WjtImm b Thornss 4 dtposo
MI greff, son tab16au d'alminl8tra'jon dams ia
SUCCESSION da IA mere Madame Elizabeth
Thomas dacede.
Avis eat par 10 Present donno A fous reUx
intereasts de faire cDBnailre leurs talsons
dams dix jnuts de- la publication de c~ctavis
pourquoiI 10 dit tabeau ne serajtp pas homol5got
ct reudu lie j~ugcment De IA rour.
CHI. TESTER. P.J.
attest josEpn wv. FowLEn, Clerk.
JUN 18th
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
MARIE NJ RATION P0frcE

lie prix d. q fafiaa fraiche etant apioar-
d9lai de- SO s. pat baril, c~oof5rnemaat aa
tarif, les h~oaiaagsss doansroatAl oaees al
pafa rolr dix cents pendant Ia seanaine pro.
skaine.
Nai6 j. n DBFRoCo, msirs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
LUCfNA CORDftL.

LUCfNA CORDiAL.
Il is Il aogereian and speedy cure for Incl
pent Consumption, B4rtenness, ImpptencY,
Lueorrhoea be Whites. Obstruction, difficult
or painful Redistribution, Ineontiuence Of u.
rtne, or involuntary discharge thereof aud
for general prOsffation Of the ryalen, whelh-
er tbs result Of Inherent eau rs, OF produc~
ed BY irregularttY i]llaeas, accident.
There Is not a shadow If a doubt that this
Is true, aud were not the subject Of too deli
cate q nature. hundreds would testify to the
n~arivalI d efficacy Of Tits cordial as n speci'
fe for baroness, -four af1ta, elects, ifregu.
lafitihs 10 the seetefi0Hs, pafus In the Kidneys,
female suppressions. (or The feVerse,) pro-
apns uteri, and In fact almost every diseased
to which the most delicate portion Oh the his
man organization Is liable, 1t canuGi. In
deed cure m~aiformaiion of the paris, but
for ANYTHING short Of that it Is offered as 20
infaIIjbte cure for barrenaess, while all the
other diseases enumerated above, when ac-
ute or chronic, IL win be found n safe and
sovereign remedy. The Lucina Cordial il a
gentle tonic SEPARATING generally upon the
secretive organs and bracing the whole eYs-
tenn without so far stimulating any function
~ to produce subsequent relaxation. On the
contrary, il seems to act in perfect harmony
with nature and does not Create a teup7ra'
ry Yigor, but d permanent renewal Of the ma
tnral energies. The fst bottle used viii fol-
~ convince the purchaser ofthe truth Of all
we have asserted.
C " MORRISON, Nov Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
WEEKLY REVEfrLE.

@ Our arrangements for ths future will
render the REyEttEg WEEHLY issue more A.
tractiye. fhln ever before, and we have no
scfnpfe IN Spending line and money upon it,
encouraged, as we daily are, bY a swelling
subscription list.
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