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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04

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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04

CALAFoRNIA INDEPENDENT w,
are surprised 10 fod, in conversation
with some of The emigranrs who are pre-
pairing 10 depart lhlh,r, that the fact o
the Government of Upper CaIarornis
being independent OF Mexico, is no
generally known among them! The in
dependence Of Upper California was q
chieved in The early part of January
1915, and Captain A. j. Suler, former
y a citizen Of S! Louis, was placed a,
The head o(the civil and military depart.
ments of The norlhen frol;er. IsxIcc
has had 10 much TOO do at home since, e.
ven 10 think of attempting the re esnb
Ilshment OF her authority over so dis
tant a proyince-one TOO, which ha.
now become SO strong as 10 be able, sue.
cesstuIIy, to resist any force that Msxi-
co may send against it.-H. Louis
ReUieHe.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04
TO OUR PATRONS.

Two numbers more complete the eighth
year since we commenced the publication
of The columbia Democrat" We arc de
Srmned to have our accounts settled up lC
that time. Those of our subscribers wh'
owe US for one or more years subscription
will govern themselves accordingly,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04

AN ELEcTRIcAL GrEL'-Among The
'ecenl novelties, which have attracted
he attention OF the Parisians, is 40 'e-
sctrica grI,' Of whom The most iNcred-
BILE things are related, Her name IS
Gotten, thirteen years OF age
a native Of the department. If Fnislere.
If The accounts given of her are true she
possesses lhe electric power in quantity
and force, thai they may be called pos
i,iyely Shocking Hor electric force
was only discovered by accident. A
reel which she held in her hand one
day suddenly flew sul of it, to tho as
constituent of all present. On it' being
replaced it shot of again. There was OF
course a sensation produced by the cir.
cumslances. The scientific were in
formed Of The singular circumstances,
and sundry experiments were peri5rm
ed ia The presence Of Arago, MaIhIeu,
Laugier and GoujOn. The following is
the account of these experiments.
a pl ce Of paper being laid oL the
edge of table, was Immediately altrac
ted 10 her slt hand, Holding her a
prom upon II, she approached a gner
don, which retired al her approach.
She was then placed in chair with be'
lree 10 The ground' The chair was
thrown with violence against The wall,
in one direction, and AngelIqus lum.
bIsd down in another, The experiment
was repeated several times, and with
nearly the same result Next Monsieur
Arago, The famous astronomer, laid
his land upon the chair, hu' could not
preven, irs moving. M. GoljOn then
sal upon The chair, and ii was projected
las before, the moment Auge eijque took
liner seat. On a subsequent occasion two
men held i, down but though it did no
move any distance, it was broken into
pieces. A table and a sofa could no
resist her electrical power of repulslon
| DR.. Tsuchon sscerained 10 his own sat
IisrsctiQn that the chair was first attracted
nnd then repelIed. 1t is stated th'
whenever The GIRL is isolated by gIas
stool, oiled silk, or any other non~cor
] Iucror Of eIe clrici'y, the projections d
not take place.
II magnet, says the account, beIn
placed near The left hand, which is a
e lone magnetic, she experienced differ
p feren, sensations, corresponding wit
the different poles She 'hus felt VIII
, might be properly termned Northe
j sensation, and a Southern sensation, sl
i, not arctic in her taste, h W .ve', sh
I is repelIed by the North Pole Whe
5 he electric discharges lake place, 81
e is violently sgi,ared, experiences 'er
d greo, commoioH, and complains oI mHc
=. suffering.
,, We find her electrical power muC
Bmsso5a1sE Yhs, hPs 9su,aj 9ns1 ns5. and h'
Of electric energy runs up to l2O
e minute. Other wonderful things ar
e recorded OF her which OF course requr
il some further evidence before they cl
be credited.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04

Great complaints exist IN the difTeren
counties of Ohio, of The havoc made b,
dogs among the sheep. In Warren Count,
1t is estimated thai 900 are thus DESTROYED
annually, and that in the State tie damage
IS $780, 600 by this mode of destruction a,
lone. A farm in Warren County, lately
lost fly sheep by dog, in one night.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04
WHAT IS GOOD FARMING?

The best and most pilhy d,folion we ever
heard of good farming, was given by Mr.
Kare at late agricultural meeting in Dor.
sotshire, England. lie said. he fed his
land before hungry, rested it before weary,
and weeded il Lefora fonI.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04
FREsHET AT THE EAsTWaTD

FRESHET AT THE EASTWaTD
The freshels in the Penobscoi aud Sacc
rivers are described as disastrous. The
Jams of ica IN the Penobsrol have in vars
Gus places, caused much alarm and damage
but as yet we have no details of loss Of
All the booms on the Saco Aave
been carried away,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04
CANAL APPOINTMENTS AND RE.
PAIRS.

No appointments have yet been made
by the Canal Board on the North Branch.
As the canal will moi be opened for several
weeks and as the present Supervisor is en-
ergelically employed IN urging forward the
repairs, no pressing necessity exits for
peety action on The part of the Board Of
Commissioners in making or announcing
appointments on This line. Appointments
IN other lines have mostly been made, anC
navigation is abon, being opened on mos
o( the lines of Public improvement 1t is
believed that navigation on the North
Branch will be opened in about four weeks
a much eaTlied period Than was generally
anticipated. The President Of the Boart
has gone along the whole length of ,ht
line within the last two days. examinin!
| il where most injured and insIigaling acllv,
exerIion in It's repair. The other Cana
Commissioners have been engaged in tn
same way in other parts of The State; an,
upon the re-assombling of The Board i
Harrisburg The members Of It will be lhor
oughIy acquainted with the actual condition
OF lhePubiic works throughout The common
wealth
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04
DREA DFUL.

Working women in London save them.
selves from starving during The winter, b,
mOrigaging their summer earnings. Many
of the aborers of that merry country de.
cIared at recent meeting, that they knew
meat only by name.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04

The Plcayune AYERS that Intelligent Eng
ishmen in Havana entertain no doubt bul
The troops formed by recognizing The mill
lia Of Cuba, and enIsing every white male
under 40, are intended to operate in Mexi'
co-lhat the Spanish minister in Mexico
has drawn upon the revenues of Havana fol
$500 900, half of which has been paid ,ant
( is 10 be used TO mould public opinion il
that republic towards monarchy, whicf
many nebe families in Mexico sill favor
and that the governor general Of Porto Rico
Miasol, who knows Mexico like a book
also fsvors the inirigues Of Spain, France
and England for the same object The
Picayune handles this matter with ability
and as il, position is favorable, we confdt
10 it's vigilance 10 watch narrowly every
development, of European policy in South
etn North America.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04
THE BAKER FAMILY,

10 consequences of the high water, were
not able to fulfil their engagement in this
place as heretofore advertised ,-but will give
a Concert in the Academy on next Monday
Evening We give the following from the
Rome Sentinel to show what others think
Of their performance.
BAKERS CONCERT,
: The Baker Family, consisting of Ioa'
brothers and sister, gave concert in ou'
village, last week, which surpassed every
thing in the line Of vocal music, that has
been performed here for long Time. TheiI
voices arc so perfectly disc iPiIned, that the
hearer is astonished as well as highly pleas
ed al their sound. They will give snothe
concert at this place, on Wednesday, ant
we trust, on that occasion, they will have ;
full house; for they are gsnIeman'y people
and deserve it.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04

A lawyer in Bedford, N. H., having q
iiule time on his hands, has prosecuted the
Gowns in Blsboro' cOuu'y, to the amount
of about twenty thousand dollars, iJr moi
erecting gudesboards al the corners of the
Grads
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04
THE KENTUCKY GIANT.

Many of our readers will remember Por'
ter, the American giant; he is still alive ant
resides in Louisviile,in his native State 4
CORES ponden, of The Christian Watchnal
lately paid him visit and says that he is I
perfect wonder in human shape, walkinj
- '-i--'. - IooL;nr lika mo,
and 6 inches in height. In gazing upo
this man, says his viSier, we feel an aw
greater than that produced by the prescnc,
of a king and kind of shrinking away in
TO our (uleness. Ii reminded me Of IN,
report Of the steps, sen. by Moses IN til,
Wilderness Of Paren. to search ou. the IanC
Of Canaan, who said on their return, ~,
saw the giants, the sons of Amak, and W,
were IN our own sight as grasshoppers
and so were we in their sight.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04

A large majority of the members Of
The Balmore Methodist Conference arc
supposed 10 be iofsuor of remaining witb
no North branch of The Church--so
saws a letter in Inc Trenton Daily News.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04

With a population Of IinIe over lOO,-
900, Wisconsin has now fifteen ne newspapers
with fair prospect of some half dozen
more the present year.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04

The total exports Of ice from Boston
during The last nine months, was 25,639
tons.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04

TO cure the toothache, plunge your feet
in cold water Strange, but true, says an
exchange paper. 1t is easily tried at least,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-30
dbt portage 9rntiltel.
SAMUEL ID. HARRIS, JB.,
ROSWELL LiBATTERSON. fpsLtsHERf
N !. E1.R M 81

One year, payable within six months, = 81 so
One year, payable afterthe expiration ofsix II
months and within the year, ft ift4 200
Oae wear. asnbie utter rs expiration, 2 so
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-30

TNo paper will be discontinued until all arrear-
ages areipaid exceptat the option ofthe Publishers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
Cheapest and Best Good . |
TN NATION ROUGE,

"A he YsiioW Store Under the Hitl
my g00dB--faney prinst of latest slyla
assorted do, French do, half mourning DO
i mourning do, new style half mourning DO
1 fancy blue do blue plaind dumestipB apron
checks shifting stripes blue demi9R as
/ sorted tottonAdes, fancy eettenades broad
COTTON damash bed ticks brown linen, net.
! ting white and brown table cloths, Canton,
J Hanhels, 1%ahnels. m0leskih BassimereF, black
! Alpaca, green CtfgAsinn, assorted English
4 Matinues bleHehed demeHties, unbteaehpg
10, saddle l]anlets, eelofed eambficB, black
hombaBette. cotton %velvpiH, extra Hne black
silk, Irish Linens, Uofseis and corded skirts,
gum elastic suspenders, black silk Bfhyats,
furniture prints, Madras Handkerchief, La
dies Stockings Of all kinds. mems half hose,
Ladies' night caps, children do, mHtrass bind
tngB. woFstad do, coat do, wdfBted serge. white
and eoiofed flut gloves. cotton umbrellas,
bonnets and bonnet ribbon. Linen Bosom
shirts, side combs (shell and horn,) Muslins
and Ja6ehsts,
Doors Avn snoBs.-Calf sewed boots, peg.
gad do, Kip do, mud do.
Mems calf BE we'd bfosAns. peERed do. kip
De, Ufsote pa, ilagset do,
Ladies' walking shoes, brnEuhs oi all kinds
kid slips, Mlases do, uhiIdfen's shoes OF va
rhus kinds. I.
Hts AMI Csga-gassfmsra hats, broad
brin hats fblact aud whIlel, glazed caps,
10th aud glazed do, fur do,
HAHDWARE-poeket Knives. scissors
ra5ors, Butcher Knives, table knives and fork,
carving do, Ehoemakers' Knives, planes aaa
sorted, ehiseis. aagers, squares, drawing
knives, eohpasses, castings. Britannia metal
spoons, German silver do, Iron do, French
t44 les tEF4I t.aiaz ..aDa.-I 80 Iii. a.
Knob latBhes, Norfolk do, brass plated spurs.
premium screws, patent butt and strap hiHs
eea, cut taeJs, beads, silver thtmbies, tlnita.
ton do, wattess, saueepans, spades, shingiins
hatchets, &c,
UROCKERY-Granite dishes. all sises
Salad do, dinner, breakfast and soup plates
coffee aud tea cups. bowls, white and painted
owcfs and basins-=ahd various other articles
too numerous to mention.
6rCalI anjoxamino before purchasing
3 CHA5. A. MIL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
A. r. FuFRTrs

Professor Of vocal and instrumental mp.i.
Residence at the house formerly occupied a.
the LAND OFFIcE.
TEEMs-For scholars At their real
%dences, Piano Forte with vocal music tbra.
lessons per week, per month, az on
For single scholar, . lessons per week,
per quarter az IN
For the same, attending teachers rsn.
idence' per mo, SO per quarter, 20 90
Scholars residing in the country, within
slght mules from town and furnishing the
teacher with conveyance, a single acbaiar 4
lessons per week, per month sTa m
Per quarter, "a ~
If the teacher is desired 10 furnish himssIf
with conveyance, an extra charge Of 30 psr
month will be made.
q liberal deduction is make to families hay.
ing more than one pupil instructed.
The same charges or instruction an ths
guitar. "a
dec 20 40 1s1x
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
HTATE 0FLOUIafANa.
Parish Of Eaat Batoa Rooao-probate Court.

Parish Of Ea6t baton RoBas-pf0bat Court,
Succession Of Philip H9yla decd,
BY virtufu o. ah order from tho Hon. The
Judge Ut tho Probate Court, III and f9r the
parish Of Eaat Baton Rouge will be cold by
the Undersigned Parish Judge 4 e8 .ofiefp
Autiouaet At tho Court honss ID tbs town
q Baton Rouge on Tuesday The lob day Of
February tal8 between he usual hours Of
sale, Tie following described property belong
Ing to tho estate u The late Phillip Il lyle dec,
70 wit, Lot no " Ia STU irs No, .. situated
IN that part at the town Of u don Rouge
laid out by AubafL Also certain square
Of GROUND situated near tho Town If Baton
Rouge IN that section HdoWn as suburb
GrasHB designated Oh tho plan laid out by
Measfs. Gates 81 Nawcombe as square IL. q.
forms, The said property to be- sold Oh
A credit Of one u two years, the purchaser to
give bic notes we'll endorsed with mortgage
retained aud bearing . per cent interest FROM
due ttll fa1l paymnht.
JAM 40 Oh. TESTER 7. J.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
Groceries, Dry Goods Crock.
cry and Hardware.

Corner Of Laurel and Third Street.
The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public generally, that be has always on
hand a good assortment of the above articles.
and is daily receiving supplies which he will
sell low for cash, or on approved credit, and
by his unremitting attention to business. he
expects to receive a share of patronage.
JAM "a ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
ErArnE ~ LnnIalANE.
ceer dss rfeuyss- pat oisse dist Balan.
Rouge

coar des rfeaYss-patbiss d'Est Ualdn,
Rouge.
En yerlu dun efdre % l'aoaofabIo fout
doe pranves dans ct pour u ]paroisge d'Gsi
Baton Rouge. II Hefa yenlt par u aoti4lgbt
iuFo dc p]afojesg Of ek OH 10 entantcnt, , j
malsoa Aa aouf dins Il villa a. Baton kiugs,
Samtdi h 15 fht IL ftgfisr lSl8
b pi u, III b~fonHitte slivlhin anaart911ht r.
snataaaian la fau ofan Dtwey, detede
tn t]nnfeaau ls taffe, sit1a jltts u p1foia7e
A. tiYiuttan A tFiis miles 40 deson4 de
Gtlyaston, sur le iauya Ante, poignant e
lFae d'en bas He BaHi, 1ih Keys, tohtehahl
dBuv cents u~uataats sept 8rp7ia
Conditions A4t.a maitth rttniiaai. ut l'aHtfe
m,itih payabta iaas a. an 10 ,1f ia Vi yenia,
On httIets pn lotsas a Ia sattsftBt'7t Ne Fai
minlstrateur at hgpoflhala rata -. iuTqh'au
Placement iuAl. Oh FHS@lbh, -
Jan 9h=4li.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS.

La pogto arrive de- Ia NouYoIIo Orleans 10
Lundi OF 10 JoudL
Ello part pour N Nouvella Orleans 10 Nor
eredi ct 10 3am8di, Of los pa1ueta SO ferman
A . helFes apt6a midi
Ia poste arrive do Natehes 10 Msratadkel
10 Sangdt, et lee paatets 9our hatcher, gs
fermont 10 DImaneho etlo Morcrodt, a o neu.
rea dn eoir,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

Is public est prdvenu que Ia saeihta Do
my " Che, Bera dun cumtnun &ceartt die
pouts au ~ dteembro proclaim. la stauf u.
Dupuy ct Z A Chopin, preaant ohaenn leur
partioulier,
Lee personnes pui il pout 6tro ID peuvent
ss presenter mmtdiatemant Ct eelleH qHt
dptyent pourront rbgler mediterranean svee
l'uh on i'Autfe des ei-loYaut agsoetts,
deccmbre ~, 1916,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
VARIETY STONE

WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.
The public Ii respectfully informed, tina
the undersigned has. within D few DAYS past,
made large aeeessiona to hte former stock Of
goods, aud having made the selections him,
SELF in New Orleans, he can warrant them al
being Of the choicest and freshest deserip-
tiuhs. Call aud examine. The following,
list comprises, In part the articles on hand
Hardtgare.
Hatchets, hammers. drawing knives. ats
Fers. gimbletsl plane irons. truwels. files,
rasps, chest. trunk cupboard and drawer
locks, rasorE, german silver, butcher and
shoe knives, Of every description, toilet boxes
toys for Christmas aud New Years presents
dressed kid dolls, Toy wagons, stceiyards,
hand aud pannel saws, ehiseIs, gouges.
planes, sand paper, brass butts. cut tauks,
brads. table aud pocket cutlery, scissors, pla.
tod, britannia and iron table and tea spoons.
flint and percussion gun locks, toy drums,
china toytea sets, wood do. do, kid dolls,
steel beads, hair pins, jet tuck combs, Of the
latest fashion,
COMBS e. BRUSHES.
Shell, ivory buffalo and brazilian combs.
paint Y marking brushes Of every variety.
Hair, cloth, hat, nail. tooth, shaving. shoe,
ernmb, dust, floor and horse brushes.
a targ5 assortment IF Ps,fitmerg.
Cologne, Lavender and florida waters. cold
cream, Otto Of roses, shaving creams an
cosmetic wash.balts, dae extracts. hair oils,
pomatums, tooth and toilet, powder, fine tot.
let, shaving and CASTLE aud perfuned scans.
STATIONARY.
Black and blue inks, quilts, foolseap, let.
ter, packet post, account aud wrapping pa-
per of ali kinds. Ink stands, sand and sand
boxes, lead pencils. slate and slate pencils,
sealing, wax, waters and steel pons,
d|5 ly. e, G, MOORE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
GEORGE A, PIKE.

Boohbjader and Bidah B00h Manu-.
Eactmrer, Corner Of Church f. Lafayeae
Streets, Baton Rouge, La.
win execute with despatch all work on.
trusted % his care Ut tho lowest city pFicoa,
and pay particular attention to the robinding
Of. old law, Or medical works, music books,
periodicals, newspapers, pamphlets, &c,
Scrap books, port f7llos, pocket books for pa
pors and nomorandaln8, made on the shortest
notice 10 any pattern.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
DRY GOODS.

GROCERIES, HARDWARE &c. &c,
ALFRED CAT gS, having purchased ths
entife stock Of Goods ~ Mr.. John Phillips,
viii continue lie business at Tho same stand,
and noW tGefs 10 furnish 10 tho citizens n
East and Wost Baton Rouge, and Tho adioin.
ing parishes, h general assortment Of Dry
Goods, groceri0a, Hardwafe. Hats, IDIOTS
u Shoes, Croekery, Glhgs Ware and
Clothing.
DRY GOODS
Consisting Of English, French, and Amer.
can prints Of tho latest style and patterns.
plain f. plaid Domestic, apron check, slrl~
ped shifting, blue Demints, Coltonpdes, as
sorted, fancy Cottonsdes, Bed Ticking.
Brown II Irieh Linen, Rod Flannel, Whtis
Flannel, Bleacbed domestic. UnbIeachod do..
French and English Blankets, Bofnbszofie
eolorcd CambrDck, cotton velvet, Irish Lin
en-, Gum Elastic end cotton Susnendsfa.
Black silk and Alpaca Cravats, siik Il Mad
fhg Handkerchief, Ladies Stocking, sitk
eUhfellas,' Cotton do, Ribbons, linen pock.
et baEdketebisfs, Kentucky Jsans, S~stinets.
Linen Thread, Iaylors' spool thread. Mas
Inns a. Jaconets.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Ter, Rice, Sugars, Grown, fne
crushed and Loaf sugar, Cheese, Cbocslate,
No. ! maekefel, IN 5bl8, bali do, quarter
bbls, IL eighth bill !. o superior article Of ..
K. chewing t0bace6, Tobacco In small boxes,
CASTLE soap, champaign Wine, champaign
Brandy, gin, claret Wine, white vine, Vine
gar, claret vine IN boxes, assorted cordialg.
Ky, Mustard, London muefafd, CAYENNE pep.
per, walnut and tomato catsup, nutmeg,
mace, pepper, ~aIIsptce, %cassia, assoc
TED pickles IN jars, pFurge, Philadelphia
preserves, ciifon, CuraBts, almonds, sar.
dimes, Goldfish, halibut, lobster, macaroni md
Vermic6lli, starch, indigo, salaFatas, irnpo.
RAILS a. Runpowder tea, tea in cadys,
essence Of peppermint, fgg. r%aisina, cram.
berries IN email kegs, powder & shot, coarse
alt hne Do, ePaorn DO, Grapes, dc, &c.
HARDWARE.
Knives T. Forks. pocket do, 2 scissors
Butcher knives, shoe makers DO, carving do,
ma forks, chiseets, angurs, squares, draw.
ng Knives, hand axes, hatchets and hammers,
land " tenant saws, locks, pad EockE,
3oIte, improved patent knob la,ches. Nor.
ialches' butts and Screws, strap hiuges,
IFass and plated spurs, sauce pans. aboyala
Z toDgs, spades, shovols, hoes, springs fsek..
Office mills, cards, wool cards, chissls,
crcws, brass candlosticks, nails, 0ridirons,
aaffes do wafer do, and ang quantity Of
In ware.
GROCERIES.
White granite coffee and toa cups, with
nd without handles, granite dishes Of an
ICES, breakfast, dinner and soup plates,
'hite and painted toa pots, sugar bowls 4
rcam jugs, side caps, soap dishes, bowls,
ewers and basins, gIass mol4ssss
toy tea Gets for children.
BOOTS e. SHOES.
Gentlemen's calf pegged,and sewed Bro
abs, Mems russell brogans, a superior ar
Gle, boys russell do, ladies' calf sewed and
'gged brogans, ladies' kid slippers, Iadies'
aikipg shoea, children's shoes of various
nds.
HATS g. CAPS.
Black and white broad brim bats, mems
d youths cashmere hats, glazed cans. Be
j Of which will be sold as low as can be
d any where, Persons wishing to buv.
u please call and examine for themselves
January Sd 4s. 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
Rntx b'INaFhuerton.
A n FUERTEs


Rev, Mr.. Woodbridge, Mr., Bonaeeaze,
Mr. ] peiiitpa, Col Matta.
IT. Mr.. i, oftfe a vuudre I'm assortment
de n%nsi4ue houyelle. auEsi Que pluatnurs IN
atruments Dc dIfarenteH esp6eas, tells our
anttes, g]nitareR, lagtolets q uuo grabde qfUn.
tito do cordos pour piano OF guitar, de premi.
ere qualitd.
II est pref aexteutar des ordfes pour dos
pianos do premiere qualttt, quill pnurra
donner al pfix do la NougoIle Orleans
mont 2 uB