Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-07

LIE TX N Harden would ihIh"fi The sllHfni
anH g~anllrmonsat Baton kbnga; 1tbescuui
try and lis vicinity, thai be Intends settling
himself permanently ruE this city, wllnfo be
will practice on the 7hatnsonian 'Systen.
viii mention 4 few cases for the beuef
Of the all etcj, which ! have cured
A radical cure of consugn ,tion has 40 Ions
been considered Impossible that we arc fcar-
fal 'othlzlrtling tho impujation Of sntAuaiasll
or dealers in the mir9~eulous, should we as.
/ sert anything tatle contrary, but We are con.
strained to declare alrbeltat thai many cases
oftbts most fatal malady may be cured in al.
most any stage, hut the last, with Use ofpro-
per medicines. 3
Child birtba, the fears and 'farelodinrr, 81
many ignorant s9ifarers, who imagine thai
only professional skill can afford relief, urlny
such objects Of COMMUNICATION have tonp
wished day after day, relief for the want Of b
little information.
proiapsed uierus and all diseases of wo.
men oecasfoned By cold ean be cured, and
nidW fiery.
Inflammation of lie liver, Iupss. kidneys,
pleurisg, apleeh yellow fever, spotted fever.
small uox, measles, Cholera inGantnn, drop
Ry IL all cases but the last Stage, hnopiag
cough, piles, bleeding at the lungs.chills and
fever, inf am nation OF tile brain, wats: on the
brain, fits.
Pos1rtvr TRuru-I have discovered a We
petable preparation by which bean cure anv
aud all OF The worst ferms Of Syphilis and
mercurjal disease after it has been ID hands
OF fashionable pra ctice with The aid Of the hot
springs for 10 or Ii years.
can remove lhe poisonous mercury from
the system and reliags the victim from thase
torm4nting pains in his bones caused by eato.
mel and charged to rheumatism. / can cure
almast every grade III Chronic disease that
The huai4n family ID hel- ta, sach as. ca1cers,
Whitn swefJiags, s~erofa4a, Ieproaogs tafBqrs,
stall haaH Bheuna6sih, govt and every grade
d 0lca 9as Aft 1tion whatever, EEiga TN POI
s00ous He3isme.
He can lso cure tho cholera, polypua, Bar
snnc end gnut.
8a 4z1eesegl Iii .4a 96 shaqit. e
Nstcdez, Adams 4sa
of Mississippi have acquat7,ai
with D3otuI Richard II ktstdan fot A8u
last ten ortwelye years, during which time
he has been pra ctising in the county Of Adj
ans as a Ihnmpsonian Doctor, and from our
knowledge Of his practice, has Seen quite
successful. DR.. Harden is a man Of good
heart, and He have no doubt the good people
to where he il about residing viii be pleased
with him, not only as a neighbor, but az a
Doctor of the new school.
Natchez, Misc, 1876.
Dr.. Henry Tooley, J B Tbachrina, James
Welsh, Richard Carkeet. III Polkinghorn
DR.. J B Appiewhrte, James Carson, P Il Nc.
Graw.
Taken up by George Garig, about six miles
from Baton Rouge, a heifer, three years old,
red color, two spills and two underbits in
each ear, branded Z.
Taken up By Martha Chance, Is miles
from Baton Rouge, on the Liberty road a sor-
rel mare, ~ hands high, star in the forehead,
two hind feet white, branded IN the left Shout
der, brand not discernible, aboHt5 years old.
The owners Of the above animals are res
questedto take them awaV BY complying to
the law. J.R. DUFROCQ.
Sept. 4, 1916. RANGER.
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