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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29
BARGAIN


For sale on account Of remova', q plantation
with all improvements thereon, situated about
eight miles north from the town of Baton
Roagc on the main road leading from New
Orleans TO St. Francisyille and about two
miles from the Missis ippi river free from over
flowing, containing three hundred and twenty
aSpsnts Of good sugar aud cotton land, Of
which about l2S acres cleared and about 40
in cultivation, the balance well timbeted.
The place contains a new frame building as
dwelling house. sundry new ont buildings, a
fine garden, orchard and excellent and we'll
watered. Also some negroes. The crop Of
Sea Island and mas. odon ton, q ock oscatlle,
hogs sheep, horses, farming utensils and fur
niture.
Terms will be accommodating. For fur.
Their particulars apply TO Leon Bonnecaze,
4 q. or Col. A Malta at Baton Rouge, or to
she owner on the premises.
New Orleans Picayune and Nachez Cour.
Ter will please copy three times in their
weekly, and forward bill to this Office.
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I. DAL.COnRT.

CARPENTER n CABINET MAKER.
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Baton
Rouge aud vicinity that he will be al all
tines ready 10 execute all work il the above
branches N a woRKMANttEE MANNER with
n%oatness and despatch, at prices to suit the
timos.
Al orders left at TomIinson and B,bin's
or OF tho Gazette office will be promptly at.
tended to.
July 25 1s4g
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notice.
NOTICE.
TIE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY

THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY
are specially DESTROYS of a personal iutsrrierp
with Merchants, Booksellers, and others, who
mag visit the city 1t New York during the
present season. The Company are prepared
TO offer UNrREcEDENTED INDUCEMENTS to par.
ties who may be disposed to act as Agents
for their medicines /; inducements that can be
much better explained in a personal inter-
view than BY letter.
The office is at No. ~ John street up
stairs, aud gentlemen viii find their interest
advanced BY giving the Company a call,
Should any one desire an Agency, who
cannot cab in person, they can address by
mail. post paid.
e. BARTON.
Secretary Graefenberg Company.
New York. August, 1915.
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WILLIAM MARKHAM,
I a MILX Err
CHURCH ST, BATON ROUGE LA.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHE MTCAL PRO.
DUCTS, &C.,
The Undersigned is constantly receiving
new ) IP2lie, Of medicines, chemical prepare.
tons, ~, saIsctod with the greatest care, in
order to hive Away on hand complete and
fresh assortment, Just received.
Sulfate Of Q1inine,
Superior CaEomeI,
Gum Opium.
SIENNA,
Rhubarb,
Castor oil
Squills,
Pink root, &c,
II The particular attention of his friends il
called TO the fact, that "possessinr a. il Is or
dered by the law, the legal authorization Of
the Medical Jury of this state. to sell and
prepare any kind Of medicines used in the
practice, fli physicians. prescriptions. Be"
he is able to guarantee the gsnuinsuess and
the quality of any article, and to offer to the
public only what is genuine and fresh.
Sales on the most convenient terms. and
low prices as in New Orleans.
B. JOURDAN.
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AVIS.

VICTOR VINCENT, a Phonneur dan.
noncer a des pratiques, Gull Went de Sc con.
former a leurs demandes r6pet6es ct quill A
a present pour aide, um excellent Barber,
Coifenr, &c.
Ces messieurs seront t~oujours prets a RAJ
ser, friser, Golfer, &c, lie tout pour 10 mieux,.
ct dams lie dernier Chic
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29

The Rev. CHAs. I. ToRREY, the aboli.
ZIONIST, who lately died IN the Ponitentia.
ny nj Balt more, and for whom 30 much
sympathy was excited by the Press and
others in the Northern States, admitted,
before his death, that he had aided ia the
escape Of nearly four hundred slaves.
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AVIS AUX HABTTANS SUCRIERS.
A. o. Dauphin monteur d'6quipages, 30
]trouvant dams Ia paroisso d'Ea, Baton Rouge
pour le moment. ofire aoa services aux h BIZ.
tana dos paroisses v]oisines. Une experience
dc viDgt -cinq anndog dans los tqpipagea lui
portnet de garantir son Outrage, OF olire aux
iabitans tune grando economic dams Ie bois.
S'adfesaora Mr. Is r. Beauropard d Baton
Rouge, gu chez Mr.. ]. u. scuddor Oh il ira.
vaille mantouant.
A. o. DAUpi1TN,
p. s. On peut adrossor Ios lottres al bu.
do P0ste 4 Baton Rouge.
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WV. 4. ONE I. co

Painters, Gaziers and Paper Hangers.
' Respectfully inform the public in general
that they are ready at all times to execute all
orders in the above branches, in a workman
lille manner with neatness and despatch. All
orders left at their residence near the college,
or at the Office Of this paper viii be promptly
attended to
aug % 1916
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THE GREAT REMEDY.f
HOUSES (late Clemcns1 INDIAN
TONIC.
SAFE AND SORE crpp e.,

a 5AF n SURE CURE Pnp
CHlLLS OR AGUE AND FEvFp
I" the unprecedented time Of FYDe Honr,'
me attention of the public IL Dart;c,tu~t,
called TO this GREAT REHEp7 for Cgu+ay
AeuE AND FEVER, and in doing so. the p
P'f'etor deems i proper 10 make tho f,iio1,i,
declaraiions, the truth OF which. he doss
the people 10 test by a trial, and he Viii cbaa.
tniiy abide their decision, viz: Ist. TIA ss,s
Gle ~ pleasant and convenient to take, ~
u VIII cure erery case, If the directiora
observed. Bird. II will leave no in;n,,n,. ~
iects IN the system; on the cootrarv' If 49,
strength to the constitution. 4 h +, H. ~.
y vegetable, and refined from an gr,.s po.f-
GleS which render other preparations az ND
dy and disagreeabIe 70 the taste. 5fb. I'm
cure with perfect certainty in FIVE ba,.rs
q CefEiic4tes on the wrapper a,o,,nt =.
standing. y '1h yedFs
Prepared and sold. wholesale and ,s,,a
geo. " House, Nashville, Tenn, and :.
Geo' ID. Heromau, opposite the IE.tboas.,
ohareh; Sole agent for Geo. W. Hogssl ~
Baton Rouge. =
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NOTCE-

win be sold at Rangers sale on Tuesday
next, September 2nd, in front of the coffee.
house of lir, Granery, at ~ o'clock, III, two
cows taken up and posted according to law
by Anthony Pine.
Terms Of sale, cash.
JR DUFRoCQ, Hangar.
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TO SUGAR

a. Q. DAvruiN, kettIe.setter, residing for
the present 10 Baton Ronge, offers his ser.
vices to tho planters Of the nelghbortng par.
igbos. Attor twenty.iv yosre experience
at kettle setting no can warrant his work,
and save tho planter a great deal of fuel. Ap.
ply to Mr.. u r Boaurcgard at Baton Rouge,
or o Mr.. u Scnddor, where he il now Gin.
ployed. A. o. DAuPHIN.
=. y. Letters put in the Baton Rouge
rost.oIlico will be duly attended to.
July - 1915
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A. .MA'TTA.

Informs tig friends and customers hat he
has just returned ron New OflGans wIpla
lrea'l supply of PROVISIONS, Groceries We
! consisting Of
100 barrels. best Ohio flour
~ barrels tnrss pafk
% Do PfiDte pork
~ do fh me pork
10 do ioles
10000 lbs bulk pork hog round
SD kegs Prime lard
. ibg sugar cured bacon hahrs I'M
eanyassod
toV ~ phhokai shoulders sugar rufcI
~ hoaes apnrin cduflna, a. ~ 4 ia
" 90 adhthobtlne eaIjIeg G9 T. l.
2Oslcka best Rio eofte
200 sacks salt GuG aud cnarse
= btrrels tectnieJ wipukry
~ ma primo sugar aisg
superior quality imperial tea. loaf aay1f, rics,
spiece, sweet oil, starch, alum.
Whtte Lead cbrOtue grHnn, chrome Vol
low, Iitherage, ldDseed oil, spta Turpepttno
paint b%ru'io', Gopat ~vtrnish, window gIlss.
pity. 4 fl assortment If crorkory ware
Plbtgba, baitngs, Collars, brides aud n
number Ut other articles TOO tedious to men
llon, II you desire to purchase good articles
cheap, call and examine for youTsciye,,
Tho subscriber has received from a late d..
rect importation.
l2o boxes claret vine various brands, soma
superior and cheap table Wine,
y boSes old MADEIRA 10 half bottles
~ gus Old HidsrIa wine 8 years in ms
store, ~ 49, 90 per gals. ."
10 Boxes french Cordiaio assorted
0 boxes old ch0rry vino
~ baskets champagne worry fine,
! doz bOteis, old port wine gergiae.
A. MAI"TA, church afrAet,
Inc gnbgrrlbef han teceivod q small jgt .
dupont y FF Powder, do n r poader, can.
non powder, and also Dupont's celebrated Es.
yle powder ~ lin Cauuls(crs.
Shot Of MI stzos and a superior article NJ
caps.
4 MATfA. rItirch atrnn,
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MAYORATr
place WOODS EDrNnUR0 MAGAZINE.

AND
Blaze WOODS EDmBURo MAa.z,ys
Tho above periodicals are a.prin,od - r..
fork, Immediately IN their arrival b. Tie D.,
ilsh steamers, ~ a beautiful clear tvna =
hne White paper. and arc faithful rgn ! -
The originals tAcRwooD's MAeAz,.r h"ina
an exact iac-0lmIIe Of ths Edinburgh edt
ton. cut
The widespread fame Of lbcao anle,5;a
Periodicals renders il needless n az rn1rh
IN their praise. Az literary organs ,Ie"
stand TAR IN advance of any workg ~ : si,sI
lar stamp nov published, while fbe n]of1inai
complexion ot each " marked by dtgni,,.
canaoF ana forbearance not often fggfd ~
works Of a party clratacter.
Ihey embrace the We've n the three eyc.,
partIes ~ England Wing. Tory and Padf,
cal: "~biackwood' and the "L6ndon Quar-
ely are Tory Tho Edinburgh Review"
Wh'g; and the Westminster" Radical
The "Forei2n Quarterly" Is purely jitsr.gg
beng devoted principally 70 criticism on for
eign Continental Works.
Inc prices OF the RE.rRfNTs are lesg than
oneI'hirh OF those Of the foreign COP ea. and
~O,ie theV are equally we'll got up, they Al
.prd Al mat adyan age to the American over
TERMS.
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For any ono Of the four Reyews, 8sO0 No..
For any two, do. E00
any three, do I'm
all four Of the Reviews. $40
For BIackwood's Magazine, 90G
For Blackwood and tho 4 Rev's I0m
CLUBBING
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Will Do sent TO one address on paynen, 81 ~
subscription for three the jor,,5 .c sns
,eiDg gratis. copy
u kemitta ICES and communicable ma 49,.
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mount to be RENTED, taking his rsccin, nd
1r"ardtna the receipt BY mail, post. nsI1e =,
money may be enclosed in 4 Igttor PEI
AID, directed to the publishers.
N. h.-Phe Postage on ali tbese pe,;,4;
Az 10 reduced by he late Post Office iaw i,
bout one hirdthe former rates, making ] vora
saving in the expense to The mail
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Publishers, liz Ful on st.. Nav W.T.
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y. ENEnIn

MERCER, URAPGR Avn Tailor.
The subscriber having permanently located
in this place, tenders his services to the coin.
mnuity, and hopes BY strict attention to mer-
II and receive a portion OF the public patron
age.
expect shortly 10 receive a handsome as
Eortnout-o OF cloths aud trimmings.
Church street, second door East Of the
Post.otire.
aug. % ISaG.
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ties, Heart Burn, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Tor.
por Of the Bowels, Piles, Flatulence, Loss Of
Appetite, Furred Tongue, NAUSEA, Rheuma.
tan, Asthma Dfopsy, Boils. aud all Diseases
ofthe Skin caused BY inpurity Of the blood (;
together with every species Of complaint nj.
feeling the stomach or bowels.
For sats Peters genuine Pihs, in Baton
Rouge, by
or DAVIS,
Go. A ptkg.
BgAL 70 Soy.
And by appointed agents Ia all the towns
and villages, DC careful to get Of regular
agents.
GNMORRtsON, Now Orleans.
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NOTICE 10 HORSE DROvER9.

The nnjersig d respe italy informs horses
droyers that me is we'll prepared TO receive
them. His establishment is about three miles
above New River landing and just AZ the
lower end Of the cutoff. He has good sta.
bles and comfortable lodging, aud he hopes
that all his friends who patronisod him at
New River landing will continue to do so,
EhoFe being no stand there now.
VOLlER HEBERT.
Parish of Ibervillc, Aug. 25, aStB
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A CARD.

Those persons who have had unfortunate
experience in attempting to save their teeth
by plugging, are earnestly desired IT, call anon
the gentlemen whose names ERE attached n
this card, and they can be assured that ninety
nine in a hundred Of a large number Of DIugs
Inserted by the subscriber during the last
three years remain as perfect as at first. His
prices are the same as charged by lhemnst res
pectable operators in the northern cities. and
that there need be no mistake, the following
list IS subjoined. Ordinary plugs. s300.
Cleansing, S2,0G TO 1000; Inserting teeth
500 TO 1000 To those who desire cbeap
operations, the inquiry is respectfully surges-
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 pra-
It's to all the heads Of families with REGARD n
the regulation and management Of their child
rens' teeth. From 8 to 0 A NJ each dav.
families will be visited in the country. and
all who desire his services can leave their
names with Messrs. Phillips g. Lanoue, who
will be able to inform them at what time he
will visit Baton Rouge, which will probably
be in a few weeks,
Refer to the following gentlemen. mos, of
whom have tested his operations. DR.. B. F.
Harvey, DR.. P. NJ. Enders. F. D. Conrad,
Esq. N. Stuart, Esq, Joseph neuard, ESQ.
Capt. Alfred Gates, Msssrs. Phillips 4
Lanoue.
B.. r. SMITH.
or the firm Of Smith e. Crispeen.
Corner ofSt. Charles and Lafayette
SIIare.-Nsw 0rfa,
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WOOD
STATE OF LOUISfANA-Parish of East

STATE OF LOUISfANA-Parish of East
Baton Rouge.
In pursuance ola proclamation issued by
Isaac Johnson Governor Of the State Of Louis.
lana, an Election will be held on Monday the
3lst Instant, for the Election of State Senator
10 represent in the General assembly the dis
trict composed of the Parish of East Baton
Rouge, 10 fill the Vacancy accustomed by the
resignation of DR.. w. b, Scott, to be held at
The following places TO wit, at the Court
House, in the Town of Baton Rouge, presided
by Manuel Moreno, Anthony Monget, and
Hetry Tomlinson, at the House of Mrs
Townsend in the Plains presided by John A..
Mcliugf, Williams Noble and Henry Carl,
at th9 House formerly occupied by James
Forbes on Sandy Creek, presided BY Will
liam d. Lea, James Cooper, and Elihu
Hooper, and at the House, of James S. Willis
uthe Bayou Manchac presided by James s..
Willis, J. D. Commeaux, and Isaac
.Singletary, the polls TO be opened at 0 o'clock
A. NJ. and closed at 4 o'cloCk p. NJ.
L. C. MORRIS Sheriff.
3rd August 1916.
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TAKEN up by Geo, Kloinpetcr, tr., about
+ miles from Baton Rouge, Oh Ward~ creek.
a white and rcd specified halter, about 2 years
old, branded on the right hip. not diacernrbIo,
nndorblt in the right, : splits in he left. The
owner il requested e. take her away and nav
charges j.. X. DUFROCQ.
aug. l, I9lO, RAnnnr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-29

WAN, PEsTl1gNcE AND ~FAmtNE-with atl
Their horrible train, may stalk over the land:
the thunder Of EnglauI's Gamma may roar
~ our ]harborr; the earthquIte may open jta
poodcrons jaws to engnlpl our citizens; hail.
stones and balls Of IRE may rain down upon
our heads--1nd yet, so long as the inestima.
bio Pills Of DR.. Peters are placed within
reach, we may can ourselves the happiest m.
ton on earth. Aud why! because all these
Accumulated horrors cannot compare with the
sulierings that result from diseasca and the
thousand Ills that aesh il heir 10, and which
his preparations will speedily sweep from our
land. Their power is silent and noiseIesg-
bur its might is irresistable.
These Pills can be obtained Of = Davis.
Of this place.
VOICE Ysn rrrr A ryv,r ",
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Haasas
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

49,
NO. . BURLlNG SLIP NE W.YORK.
CYRUS w. FIELD offers for sale at the
lowest Manufacturers prices, a very extensive
assortment Of PAPER, comprising every pos
sIbIe variety, adapted to the wants Of con.
sHmGrs y all sections OF the country. Paper
of all kinds made to order at short notice.
The stock Of PRINTING PAPER il unu-
sually large, a part Of which is of very superior
quality.
aDapcr-G Fakers' Alater(aIs
Of every description, imported and kept cons
lan;ly on hand, viz, lettings, Wire Cloth,
Fourdrinier Wires, Bleaching Powder, Blue
Ultramarine, Irvine, &c, &c, III.
RAGS.
Canvass, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bagginr,
dc, dc, purchased, for which the highest
price in Cash will be paid.
Neto York, july 1916.
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NOTICE.

ThezEabscriber having taken Mr.. Victor
Heberti nto Partnership, the business will be
conductsd under the firm of Hill & Hebert.
Next door to 0. r. Davis, Drug Store La
Favette st.
July 2lst 1916. CHAS. A. HILL,
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WANTED,

Wanted at the Office of this paper, n
smart intelligent lad, about IA or Is years
ofage, nome need apply who are either too
PROUD or too LAZYt to work, as such
would he OF no use.
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WANTED.

A good cook, washer and ironer. None
need apply unless we'll recommended. Ap.
ply to this office. 1896
July 10, 1916.
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NOTICE

! ne P'ffnsr"h,n horeto6are existing hotvs.
y. ,. Lacey and r. Lonaks bss been H. /,
By mutual ~cansers.
B1ton Ronge, October "a, Ie45-
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NO CURE No PAY.
Tylcr's Aguc and Fever
m Pills.

A ~certaiia, safe and e6crtpat cure for
AENc and FeDer, in all lis partci forms.
Aiso a n ercelieHt Tonic IN Dyspepsia, Pal.
paatioa Of the Heart, loss Of ADpetite,
Newalgia, Nervous and oAer diseases,
which arise from a Weah and dobiiitatcd
condition Of Me system.
Those Pills are prepared only BY DR.. q.
K. Tyler, n regularly educated physician,
who from many years' experience, can conf.
IDENTIFY recommend them as the best remedy
for Aguo and Fever ever of1red 10 tho public:
having frequently tested theit great curative
power upon those who had long suffered un.
der this troublesome and dangerous disease.
Several ominont physicians who hive oh.
tain6d n high standing for their succegsful
treatment Of k.gue and Fever, nae this pro.
p]aration, and assert thoy have mayer known
u eiDglo instance where Il wag taken M dirar.
Tod. that ii did not effect h permanent and
lasting cure.
These pills contain neither mercury, nor
areonic nor any thing that can injure tho ava.
tem-bnt on the contrary, may be- taken whore
a medicine Of this kind IL needed. not only
with perfect safety, but with the most decided
advantage.
In the commencement Of some cases Of
Chjlls and Fovcrs. whore the system In birh.
ly charged with bilious matter, II will BIO ne.
cesRary, (beIure commencing with tho Apue
PtIls) 10 eVaCuafe the stomach and bowels
freely. This may be done by taking n votnft
or a dose or " Of DR.. Ciordon'g Vegetable
Antlbiltols Family Pills, or some other pur.
gativo medicine. But in cascs of long STAND.
ing, and where the Byatout IL much debilitstod.
vcrc vomiting or purRing generally does
more harm than GOOD, and should be used nm.
" when absolutely necessary to remove some
particular symptom.
They do not sicken tho stomach nor operate
the bowels as a purgativa.
They usually break up The fever IN from
four to forty.eight hours, and such IL
heir peculiar operation, that the patient Rnds
suddenly we'll without being con.
'ctonT that they have had any effect, other
10 cure him Of the disease.
For eaIs in luton Roug", by O p Davis.
8 J]ourlan, Deal # Son, Geo a Pike, G NJ
.ieroman.
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MARRIED On Tuesday evening tho 23th
inst, ~ the residence of w : Pike, ESQ, BY
Tho Rev, JRhlccl Woodbridge. II + TlsDALE,
-; ., to Miss Maria N, youngest daugb.
tdt Of tho late James n Pike of Lexington
Kentucky.
New Orleans pagers wtllpleaFe copy,
DlED,-fn this town 23ud inst, Anna
daugter Of Wu. A Cline, aged abon' . years.
On the 30 inst, ElIa, daughter NJ Ilmce II
Bruno', ot this town, aged about IL months,
On the 2dlh instant, Richard, son af Field.
ing Musselman, aged about 8 months.
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ANOTHER or

II GOODS.
The undersigned has iust received. in "A.
d'tIon to his forlne stock, Fancy prinia, Cal.
lcoea, NC, coIorcd blraRo, printed mlslins.
plaid dress Ginghams. shirting strips, donims.
assorted cottonadc, linen check. ljnon drill.
ling, twoeds, bleached and nnbieached cotton.
ahirttng linen, lin n ~plafillas, netting, mustn't
to bara, diaper, craah, awias tnnaIin, igcoJcfs
linen cambria handkefchiefs, colorod aewing
silk, french cottonade, jamaak cloth. &c.
CLOTHING.
Striped Iistaic coatfeea, check linen do
gingham do, check linen ~paltoes, striDed Ls1
tade sacks, union check coats, mazurka dreas
coats Hack morin0 pants, check linen pants
'cotionade pantH. black satin vests, fancy veats
mar9ai'Ies vests, ginghan cravata. sispendes
white hats, black hats, boys hats, glazed wool
bats; &c.
HARDWARE.
Waffle irona, wrought nails, brads, bolts,
plow lines, drawer locks, Gil locks, cast. steei
hoes, and garden hoes, sance pans, grass rone.
hre dogs, hooks and eyes, needles, bath brn.-
hes, &c. ...... ..,..
SADDLERY.
4 general assortment Of spanish saddIos
ladies side saddle, bind brides, collars. h.
mes, and saddle bags.-All Of which ia oTared
Tor sale as low for cash, or on approved Gre
dit, as can be had from any other store in this
city. ~
May 10 ALFRED GATES.
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master, having been purchased by ] 'Ure
and John Klein expressly for the Baton Rouge
trade, will leave as follows--New Orleans
every FRIDAY at II o'clock, A. NJ, and
Baton Rouge every MONDAY at 10 A. M,
for freight or passage, apply on board or to
PIKE g. HART, Agents
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SHOE MANDATORY
GontIemgn and ladies' shoes made 10 ordey
" the undersigned opposite the market bouse
Baton Rouge. 1916. ~
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LUCTNA CORDIAL,

LUCINA CORDIAL.
IT'S q sovereign and speedy cure for Incl.
pent Consumption, Barrenness. fmp0lency,
hucorrhoeaor Whites. Obstruction, difficult
OF painful Redistribution, t0cOntincncc of n.
rinc. or involuntary discharge thereof and
Tor general prostration Of the system, whrth.
Fl the result Of inherent eau es, or prodac.
ed by irregularlty, illness, accident.
There Is not a shadow Of a doubt that this
Is true, and were not the subject of too deli
cate n nature, hundreds would testify 10 The
%unrivall d eftcacy Of This cordial as n sppef.
fc for baroness, donr akb1s, elects, irrepu-
iarItiea IN the seetetions, pains in the kidneys.
female impressions, (6r The reversed ur6.
npus uteri, and In fact ~ most every diteagel
TO which the most delicate portion Of the I'm.
man organization Is liable. II cannot. in.
deed cure malfornatinn Of the parts. hut
Tor ANYTHING short Of that IL liz offered rs an
tnlalible cure for barrenueas, while nh the
othcr diseases enumerated above, when nc.
ute or chrome, II viii be found n safe and
sovereign remedy. The Lucina Cotdial ia a
gentle tonic SEPARATING generally tpon the
organs and b]racing The whole svs.
tenn without so far stimulating my function !
~ 10 produce subsequent relaxation. On the
Il seems TO act in perfect hnrmonv
WIN nature aud does not creole a tcmpora.
fy vlgor, but a permanent renewal Of the ma.
.tral energies The fist bottle used will fuI-
y convince the purchaser ofthe truth Of mn |
we have asserted.
G N MORRISON, New OrIenns.