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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19
COMPREHENSIVE

TUSIs & FLoRANcE have formed a co
partnership in their line of business. J
Tuniz keeps the co~fee-house adjoining col
Malta and J Forance the n adjoining j
Sans They will always have on hand am
assortment 0 fliqaors ofa superior qlaiifv
which they will sell 1T wholesale and retail
cheap for cash.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19

SANTA AvvA.-Tha New Orleans Bull
letin says. A good deal has been said
about tIo mode Ii Which Santa Anna
passed through our blockade. We state, on
authority that we know to be ~unduubted,
that he produced no passport or paper Of
any kind, bit when the steamboat he was
on board WIS boarded by the first Lieuten.
ant Of the ST, Mays, The latter officer told
bin the Commodore had orders to let him
nas.. Nothing moro took nlhre.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19

NrATEOF LOUISIANA.
Ut FVEFHtFFNf
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, Sixth Judi.

aFl3A OF ut5l DAJuH hoAget biAtH JudI-
cial District.
BY virtue of a Commission to me directed
from the Hon, The Judge OF the sth Judicial
District Court Of the State Of Louisiana, |
will expose at public sale, on Thursday The
2lst January 1917, at II o'clock IA at the
Court House ID the town Of Baton Rouge, the
following described property, belonging to the
Succession Of tho late John Dsnham Decd,
To wit, A tract OF land situate in the Parish
Of East Baton Rouge at about ten miles East
of the Town Of Baton Rouge, on Jones Creek
containing 321 acres, bounded east by lands
Of David and Charles Powers, north by heiss
Of Macarthur, vest and south b. James Stokes
Also A head Of Sheep, A hogs, one Old Cart
and Saw.
Terms Of Sale, The land on a credit Of one
two and three years, in notes we'll endorsed,
and mortgage on The land; and the personal
property on q credit Of Twelve months, in
we'll endorsed notes.
Jos. w FOWLER, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19
TOTHE BRIDE.

Here's A health to thee fair bride,
Here's y health TO thee we give;
Here is health 10 thee and thine,
So long as thou shalt live.
Heres thst no cloud Of stff1W sit,
Upon thy brow so fair;
But all Of ity, Of h1pa and love,
Hoam ever sweetlY there.
Hpre's a health tohim that wood thee,
A heart most loyal, true,
Here's a health TO bin that won thee,
And only loves but you.
Here's a health ID thee fair briIe,
Here's bealLh 10 Ties we give;
Fiare's that love, hope, joy, be thine.
So long as thou shalt live.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19

Huavr ~ DhttH.-t distressing co.
c]dffenre, Attended with fitlI conseuupn-
ees took place ID the Naiehe1 Institute ob
Thursday last. A little daughter Of Dr..
llnnaM was PLYING with a piece Of lighted
rapaf. thaI SCI lire to her apron m euyol
appd her IL tn fl nes, witch. before as
4]i-tinte could BE- rendered, bad burned her
clothes literally from her person. She sur
vivat the accident only about eighteen
hours.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19

Tna WAY TuHY Do lr-"Clatal Ali
CIaral'' " Well, hossl'' " t1ost thou love
ulpi Delight of my souli Tell me dosl thou
"Oh, Heueeusi Don't II" !" Ard wilt thou
me, fair snEelI' {" Whaa, tabey,whsn
with grpat eaggtness, . Fomoffow. sweet
inc. t9-n5rroy. . "d1od gfaotolsl | wont
do hntlllnE hLsnll
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19

There is a township IN Pennsylvania
named Goa, in which last year the Wing
candidate received three and the Locofoeo
candidate s~ixty-nine votes. This year the
Wing candidate received ~eighty-nine and
the Locofoco none.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19
nrNOTICE.~O
LANouE, having made

IAs 14ANOUEy HhFlllR lHuS
arrangements with an in1ortef In New Or
leans, would announce 10 his friends and the
public in general, that he will keep CONSTANT
" on hand a complete assortment or the f8t-
lowing articles, warranted and bf the best
quality.
Claret 10 boSea, in bottles and half bottles.
Champagne vine by the gallon Or bottle,
JeneriH do do
Port wins in bottles, Muscat do
Ceuuao brandy by tbe gallon Or bottle.
Old French brandy.
Old J4tnaiea rum,
French eotdials, assorted,
Ctafet ~ the Do nti0ftn Or bottle,
Marseillss wins DO do,
Rye abiskey,
8Ardipes, oils ee, eapers, tffe oil, Abeinih,
ksiehHp Boston soap nJ. ], imperial tea etc.
Also an assortment Of e~roekery and glaas.
ware, letter an foJIscap piper, auills, steel
pens, ink besides a great many other afii-
cles too tedious to mention all If which IL
offered at the lowest prices fat CASH
dJ Planters and others wishing 10 receive
Ciarot in casks or anv Of the above named ir.
tiales, direct from New Orleans and have
them landed at their residences, can leave
their orders with me and may rest assured
that they will be attended to With the groat-
est punctuaiity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19

MAaHtED-On tuesday evening tho 10Th
Inst; by the Rev, Jatlael Woodbridge Mr.
John Herman Malta, to Miss Lucy Ann
Robertson, all of this parish,
We have Ia acknowledges receipt Of boun.
toous supply Of delicious cake, ete. and 9 can
only express our gratitude aud high esteom
OF tie happy pair. by dgdieating the follow
ing f0ast to tho bride, which was a~cknoNIedg-
eddy all Of the typo present even the Devil in
Elnlnd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19

Loztva No TfAs.-"'limo is money!
and 80 + 80 may conclude by example,
time is happiness, provided that 1t IL fatth-
fully governed. 4 Virginia clergyman. -
a letter published, Gays.
It Yesterday | preached The funeral ser.
INN rfa man, aud to-day, at the same
hour, | mafried his widow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19
NOTICE.

The undersigned have this da5 formed
q Co partnership as editors and Proprietots
Of the Baton Rouge Gazette. They're
quest a share Of the public patronage in
their new career, and pledge themselves
that no pains will be spared on their part
to render the Gazette useful and interest
ing. No interruption will be experienced
in the present subscription list ofthe paper.
A. P. CONVERSE,
F. G. HENDERSON.
Get. 3lst, 1876.
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THE D. r. GAZETTE.
CONVERSE *
pROpRfETOi3S.
NATON ROUeE. De IpLh, Isl8

1he Hitsetfe- Oar TsrHs-From and attet
date we shalt invariably charge as fol
For one years subscriptions ir paid
previous TO expiration o fteFm, 80 W
paid after, aud the trouble of run-
ming after lit ~
Advertising and sub. BY the year, 10 o0
ysst, IN On
Advertising per square 10 lines to
eoAstitutute asqnaFe, uHeinsertion, 90
Every subsequent insertion, Que
Announcing a candidate for public
otiee, &c a subscrlher0 y w
Announcing do (non-subFcriber,) 10 0e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19
For the o.. X. Gd5egc.
THE LOST FLOWER.

| stood by the side Of a chrystal stream,
That murmur'd and WHISPERED rs if iii d
dream
For methought the brook had lost all It's
glee,
As it dreamd that at last 1t reach'd the
sea j!
Near the banh Of tbs stream grew a
fiow'ret fair,
And raised its soft head in sunlight and
mir,
Deep deep in It's bosom a iowdrop lay,
That tho sun with bis beam was kissing
away; y
But the wind catne forth, in swianess
and power,
And dashed from its stem, the trembling
a5Wer,
All torn and fearful, a moment Il lay,
The brook with delight, then bore 1t
away.
Such is the stream, of our varying life,
It bears US onward in pain and in strife,
And like the flower that died ON the
wave,
On life's stream we hJat to the sea Of
the grave.
Dec. 10 1546. ERNEST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19

TAKING TIE Writ FOR THE DrED.-
On opening the will, soine time ago, Of a
gentleman who had expended an extreme
y handsoB e fortune, amongst othoF arli-
rles, it contained the following 4 If /
had diei possessed of thousand pounds, I
would have left it to my dear fisad, Mr..
Tnompson-,bnt as / have not s~iypense
he must accept The WILL for the DEED"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19
FAT DE IA LOUISIANA
Paroisse dist Batoa Rouge otH d
DjeSpieI

DLsffttts
En- vaftu dune commission 4 moi q
dress6 pAr Honorable Judge du hWiame
district iudlsiai do l'etat de- Ia LoIisiane.
Je1posefai en- vents pabli1be JEUDl, 10
~ Janvier 1547, A IL heures du matin, d
la maison do cour, dams 10 vile do Baton
Rouge, la prophetic suivente, appaFtenant
A Ia Succession dc feu John Denhtm, de-
cadb, saydiF.
Une morc8au de- ierre stta6 dams In par.
OLSEN d'East Baton Rouge 4 environ dia
mills est de la Vile de Baton Rouge. snF
Jones' Creek, 6ante1ant 40 atpsns, bar
me d Fest par les tetfea das h]hfitters De
Charles Pens, nord par les h%+titiets de
Macarthur, d Ponest ct al sud par James
Stokes, aust 4 brebts, 4 cOeilons, 10 viei.
10 voiturn ct tlte scle.
Conditions de- Ia veHfe-La terte 3 un
credit dun. de TX of trois ans endossbs d
satisfaction ct hypoth61be Cir IN teste, e
Ia pr1ptiet6 persoBellg A IN credit dc
dVilze mois EN- billcta endoss6s.
JOS. w. FOWLER, Gtedief.
don 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19
BAf0N RO0GG - C0URgE.

BAFDN 6BUHH HiJE IDUR5Ef.
10 1ovg4a or rfsg sPonr AVID RACE nsHsas.
THE propfietofs have Tie g~lossa,e II n.
forming the E~pafti1 eomhanity tbat thpy
have less, d he ffea course mar Ullyn
Rouge, for tine term IL five years s5t 5taf
it Is nov Undergoing thorough repairs, md
IN d few weeks that they VIII DO prepared fo
accommodate any 0atDb5F 5f f%dfses, and VII
have tide t0tttsg eqTa1, II not superior ttyly
to any in the United States, III point #
elegance ard convenience.
The pfopfietlfs pledge thenseige, to ron.
duct the course Oh such liberal aid hey BE-.
ligfo gentlemanly principles, aa viii pnauts
general stisfaCti6n. They 00uld here fe4
mark b fhair %sporlint frienI4, far aud no5r,
and 70 Dill those Interested, thtt il they "Holf
sp9fling'' tiiay must send 10 thslr sub.
arriptiofs, either BY letter or some -autbor-
ised person.
From tie eeidaaccs 81 sncresszho gpbscrf
bora have alrealy in their possession, and
from tic well known llber8iitg of the South
ern People, fhe Subscribers indulge 30 doubts
about obtaining subscription LETS highly res.
p~eetable, both 10 tho number of members and
In the amount subseftbed.
Iii conclusion, tho subscribers would say
that they expect their friends wild giye IN
their names 40 500 al possible, ID have fhs
Spring meetings ptiof 10 the Now Orleans
races, and also to enable the proprieiors 10
advertise liberal purses. It is therefore par
~ttculqrly desirable that The list should be-
made ouf immgdiateis.
.ODOM II ELLIOTT. Proprietorg.
P. y. There will DO q meeting at The
Court houses Oh The evening If fhe lst Mon
day in January, The first day ofthe State Fair,
wien there WILDE an address delivered, and
it IL expected that all persona, disposed 10 en-
courage The enterprise viii bo present..
u, Il e..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19
lNfORYAS'r 4
8. jacob & Cos New Cheap
SWORN.

9 tA0UBf, having established himself IN
New Orleans, for the purpose Of facilitating
their business IN Dalon Honge. the Under.
signed, have The honor t. lnfofm theif friends
aud The pubhe in general, that being dssir.
aus Of preserving the character Of keeping a
Cheap Store,
in realty they iii ihencefgtth have constant
lyoH hand. an ext nsivea assortment Of
Dry goods, and fancy arti-
cles. Gentlemen's ready
made clothing. Shoes of ey-
cry description, hats &C.,
from the best American,
French and German manu-
factories. Every article ne
cessafy for toilette &C., SC.
Which goods viii be sold tine lowest pos
able prices.
0PPENtiEid and jacob
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19

Lazlness grows on peoples in
cobWebs, and ends in iToa The
more business a man has 10 do more
he Is able to accomplish; for he learns to
economic his line.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19
WECHAN1g7s 4s3OCiAfl0V.

MECHANICS ASSOCIATION
At the regular meeting of the above asgo.
citation, held on the 18th December, 1876 the
follow ing resolution was unanimously adopt.
ed, and ordered TO he published in the Baton
Rouge papers for three mouths.
REsufvED-Fhat We see with regret that
several discharged eonvicts, instead Of leav.
ing The town wlth blush, the in which
they have suffered The penalty u their crimes
with the boldest afEfontery parade thetf cards
in the newspapers, aud having no Character
or Responsibility to lose, Try to lB6Bop9lias
the msi0tity OF some branches hf mechanical
work IL this town and nsigtborboDd, Ivy uns
dettaking work al such low prices. that Il is
impossible fer The honest and upright citizens
who have families to maintain aud educate,
to compete with then-that this association
esteem il their duty to publish the names Of
such among Us now Of that class, and leave
the public 10 decide whether they will pat.
roniza the discharged fslon, fofgor or murder
or, in preference To- the honest and uptigh.
citizen. {
The persons nanoi below are Of thas class
BROWN Il SHELDON, Carpenters,
Builders, Cabinet Makers, Piano Forte
repair6fs, &C. (dec 10 5m)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19
ROOTS n SHOES.

Calf boots, seal and water proof do, cal
served brogans, seal and kip do, seal kipdo
for boys, ladies seal bTogans and gsntlemeh's
slippers 8c. And as fine and good In assert
ment of glass and crockeFy ware 40 there's
in town, all Of which we offer at the very
lowest prices for cash.
We. will also Keep on banda supply Of
paints, oil and brushes
Oct & no 35 Is45
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19


10 answer Il re1uisitiOn from Com. Conner,
when he had called for i6eeh-no more
than the former number being unemployed
III the Northern stations. We are not, al
this writing, prepared t. state al what point
our entire naval force Is to concentrate,
but our readers inay rest assured that stlr4
ring scenes will soon be enacted on ihe
Hp8iuan oast,-Picayafs.
or correspondent If the Cd1sertaiof
ofthe 10Th, fl commenting ipoh the ttipt-
tts OF the ladies' Concert 4iyet ON the ittl
inst; for the benefit oflhs Episcopal Church
enleuyors to draw d distinction between
The Mechanic OF lab0riug class Of the com.
muntty, and the clio nr b. nte nJiii, hu'
which Is in our opinion i woall.ba.aFis-
toe ratie-non prineipled-ratr.
lie seems to inaianate that tho good
citizens ertliis town are divided In their
IDEAS Of principle anil self-iupo lance, and
that they. as d common people-a feo. Ill.
dependant and enlightened race, would dis.
unite themselves in sentiments of larmonY,
unity Of spirit and tlat greatest 0fali attrl.
butes Jrotharty-toes.
We recognize no such prelentiona as
! Haas t,,r ii So, ,.+-t1.. Lt.,, t.,t,..4 4.
worthy representative fthe Iapl that gave
him birth, who would thus wish to iaculeata
principles so reptgnabt 10 the spirit Which
caused her to proclaim her Independence.
All should be united. and but one motive.
one impulse actuate each manly bosom.
No spirit Of s~elf.importanne or 1isuai0h
Of hearts prompted those Illus iohy gites,
who wrote their names upon the tablet.
which pronounced u nations freedom
then why should We now desile to iaeuI.
cate principles among IFS which can only
tend 10 our ruin and disgrace.
A thought like this Is unworthy tho name
or an american, Of freedoms soil which
gave him birth
SLANbHR,-What Is there more detes.
table and vile than the s'andereri no, wllo.
under the gatb of friendship, would lead
yon on through the dark valley Of Lille, and
Ina moment of ~ahstlspeeting confidence,
plunge the dagger Of calinny In your BIO.
som, then leave Yol 10 bear Tie infatny
and seorn Of public opinion, while he
basks In the sun shine of their smiles.
and laughs to see the wreck his malicious
schemes have accomplished.
The wrecb, who ezpatiates upon the
g~aiIows, his deeds Of thurderuus villa iuy
hanging as It were, between Heaven and
earth, an Object unworthy Of eithori 5not
more stepped in crime, than he who would
thus rob you Of your reputation, that gem If
purity, more valuable than all that wealth
can bye, and which alone must susth Ia you,
and be -FOUR safe guard through the busy
scenes Of time,
The man whose motive IL TO dethrnnc
this virtue, Is m enemy to his Col, Il dan.
gerots man IN a moral community, a snake
IN the grass, that would lndiet It's poison.
GUS sting IN the heart of ia dnsttspecting
victim, Such a man as this should be
sought out and ineareeratrd where his pull |
soaous breath would no longer infect the
air Of moral virtue,
'Twere better to die, than live In dislo.
nor, for tho man who would thus wanturl.
" deprive you Of this yirut, would as soon
sever the cord OF your e&i5tbhec.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19
- MACkEr.
NNEM

All persons arc hereby notified net to tradg
With OF give credit to NY wife Susan 0'Yaal,
or 10 hire, or buy any ttgfots FROM lies, ~
any such transactions Wli o null ard void,
and viii be proceeded siJt ii The same man
nef as no agteamahi had Cen made.
dec l2 hLgEftT 0NElL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19

Splendid pi tnte Of he Holy Fdmiy.-
We have received That s~tupendous picture
sheet, the Christmas Brother Jolinathan.
II contains large number Of fhey exc.
cuted engraytngs, among which we notice
a new aud spirited design Of Santa Claus,
by Chapman, the largest engraving ever
presented In a newspaper, also an exquisite
picture Of the Holy Family from a painting
by Raphael. Il has, besides, a right e1.
eelent likeness Of Old Rough and Ready
on horseback. Altogether, tAis grcat
ne wspaper Is an admirable Christmas Of.
fering. Wilson &Co, of New York, are
the publishers. Price l24 cents per copy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19

TSgBFhNbE1ue.-T'o be truly and real.
" independent, IL to support ourselves BY
Utlr " exeFtions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19

05~God was the ffst Architect and
Mechanic, those who would affect to des.
pise that class Of citizens, would a. soon
deepise their maker.
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w pRrstpnNEl8 NgNsgAoN.

S8AA 1fAEsAAIN GAkaas&A0&ha
The annual Message of the President Of
the United States At the opening Of Com
gres5, was published ia New Orleans, on
Tuesday last, and long before this paper
reaches our readers they will have been
informed Of The leading features, and pro-
badly Of tho details thereof
The President has il the first place, en-
tered into a very heightened exposition Of
the causes Tor War with Mexico, and ofthe
present position Of eur Army. We think
that he has clearly shown that every hu.
mane aud honorable effort was made on
our part for an amicable adjustment, prior
to thu commencement of hostiIities. This
e1pos tion will Justify the war measures
of the administration In the eyes Of the
worii, and there cAn be little doubt but the
requisite appropriations will az oneo be
granted by our Legislators. The admis.
sion Of Santa Anna into Vera Cruz by our
equadroa viii not tend 10 increase The est.
maltan Of any party for The wisdom Of the
Executive; hut at the same time we care
no more Tor Santa Anna than tor amy other
OF the Mexican Generals,
The President has also attempted BY
hypothetical estimates 20 show how means
are To be provided for carrying on tho Was
bat il 4 Impossible II the present tnoncut
for the most profound fnaneier to do more
than guess at The probable result. He
says, very truly, that tho whole Country Is
in a state Of u%nexampled prosperity but al
the same time win pegtinaetousiy adhere
10 he new Ia,itr, although the uuexampled
prosperity above mentioned was attained
under the old Tariff which he and his party
have e~ndeavored 10 condemn
lis further states, IN the concluding part
Of the Message that the mail facilities have
been enlarged. we Ia the southern States
have good reason 10 know that itenlarged,
they have not been accelerated, aud we
hope thai the members Of both houses will
insist fof 4 porcmPtary enquiry as to the
causes Of the many interruptions which
daily occur in this department.
A-aRtcuGruRAL AssocIArtoN.-ln q few
weeks the anniversary OF the above asso.
citation win be held. II Is time that those
pablo spirited citizens who desire to en-
courage so use6ll aud beneficial an instta-
ton should be up and dong. From lntor.
nation received from various parts ofthe
Stale VIC anticipate q large and enthusiasts
tic gathering aud indeed We do not know
why L shoaa he otherwise. The officers
of the association anu the executive com.
mittoe, composed Of gentlemen Of standing
and responsibility ia the state. have been
aa-rsmiaiug ID tao discharge of their do.
ties, and il is but just AMI right that they
should be seconded in their efforts by eve.
II public spirited man who can view his
Interest and welfare in this world beyond
81 land the Almighty dollar. There has,
his YEAR il particular, been d great dill.
tsrsnte III the yield u the cane, On ID
e14al quantity Of ground. TINS difference
aIst h. ewing si.hei to TIE culture Of the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19
TLLNnss % MR. ApAM..-Tha vsne

ILLNESS or MR. ADAMs.-phe vsnsra-
BILE John @. Adams was seized with paraly.
sis in the left side, on Thursd ay week,
which for q time rendered him nearly in
sensible. The Boston Transcript of FIJI
day evening says We are pleased to be
able TO inform our readers that Mr. Adams
was muchqnore comfortable this morning,
and that his phisieians entertain strong
hopes ofhis ultimate eutire recovery"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19

AVERAGE or LrvE.-M. LonIBaed found
that ths age of the stoae-cut CT Averages
81 years, the miller 42, the painter the
joiner 40, the butcher 53, the lawyer 81,
the surgeon 81, the mason So, the gardener
so, the merchant 50, the Prot slant clergy
man So, the magistrate 90. -Hag1ngs on
Cnnsnnnption.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-19
PECTORAL AND ANTI ASTHMA
TIC SYRTfp.

1IJ 81
have, for more than thirty years, been
afflicted with Asthma, which was known not
only 70 my friends, but also 10 many others,
who could judge Of The situation to which
this malady had reduced me. During the
latter part Of the disease, I could net Resin
bef, and frequently, during the space Of eight
or ten days, | could not even lie down. Sea-
led 10 an arm chalf~-my head reclining on
the side Of the bed, | obtained ut intervals
some repose! This situation becoming des-
perate, ! tried various means % obtain relief,
and have succeeded after more than q years
research, In discovering a specific Syrup,
which has produced such Il happy effect upon
that ut present | only experience some slight
oppression, which is Immediately relieved
by one or two dosesl If at any time from
exposure, | am threatened with an attack,
| take repeated doses of The Syrup, and sue.
coed in obtaining immediate relief.
II is not to be supposed that d disease 80
obstinate as the Asthma, should yield to the
fret doses Of the Syrup it Is only after long
use that relief may be- expected, Or d perfect
cure, If taken when fret attacked.
Asa pectoral, this syrup il employed in
the greater part Of the diseases Of the breast,
suchas Bronchitis inflammation Of the lungs
-Plenrisy &c. DR.. Rance has employed il
In cases Of philanthropy physie, and IL has cue
ceeded better than any other remedy IN reIjey-
ing The oppression that always accompanies
this alarming disease. He informs me, that
IN order TO afford certain relief no has been
obliged towards the end OF the disease, 10 adj
minister it In strong doses. DR., Rance con-
siderB it as one ofthe best peetoral remedies.
The directions for use are attached 10 the
bottles.
The depot for the above syrup is at The
store Of the Undersigned, and prepared BY bin
in Baton Rouge.
! Price IS ets per phial of5 ounces--s7 so
per dozen phials.
The foregoing statement is true, as regards
myself.
dec. 1915. H. LANOUE.