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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

alrst If many ofthe frirndst ofA. Nj. Dunn
lisa, of Baton Ronges you will please an
nounce him asa. candidate. Of tbhe ensuing
general election, Tor Auditor ofpuhltc Ac-
TM,hts. . a 7m FL0R1nA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

BARON RovGG July l0h ls47
10 the EDrreR ofthe aa.
Il. r.. GAzETfE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

The steamship MeKtmlsft this place on
taondsy lasl, y itb 20 ttnqps fof the 18th Reg
fmehtsU j tbfantty bnd6f The csnainand Il
Lieut.. Mumford. They lave since arrived
in New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
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A TrnK1sn ThAenbv.-- young man
H. son Of d wealthy AtnrnIa residlngh
one orthe Villages Of Bosphorus, seerai-
" woocd and won tho daughter OF a TUX.
ish Bcy, whose yally ofguuftner residence
isint the n~eiahborheod. The Younggpeople
met often in places where they we're safe
tom tie eyes 5f the old bty.A The Young
girl was at length so impatient as to re.
eeive her lover 10 the llarem. Here ne
was doubtless seen by the flther, or SOME
efhiy people, fJrtiis young A meniatf "Fpia
there ~ usual OH last Friday night, and
never returned. The. friends ofthe young
man, NOTICING bis long absence from home
grew uneasy. They soon learned that he
had been going into The hdttse ofth'ir
Turkish peighbor, but when they inquired
there for him the old hey said it was true
he was under his roof, bot that he wa 700
unwell to lie removed, they called the
next day, and the old beytold tl N thai his
daughters love was dead. The father Of
the youth asked to have his sons body bal
the by refused. for he said his sou bad be-
cona a p,u=silmt.n before his dealh. and
therefore his friends being Giaours. lad nc
rigbtto the corpse. The young man' how
| ever. had been TO Odessa at one time, and
there taken Russian projection aAPpIica
ton WINS therefore nhde TO NJ d'Onsfinolf
the Russian minister, to employ his tnfln
once - have TIC hoiy given up. NJ. f'Oust.
ndT sent q very strong note to til" Porte
ard he body 10 consequence has beer
disintcrred, and has undergone. = post NOR
tenn examination, the result Of (which proves
that the poor youth was poisoned.-Doilt
NeuS. a. ~ .. f..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

SYMPTOMS OF PRosPBRrTy--We were
gratifed, on Thursday morning, % witness
the lauding frmnthe Etiska Of our: respee'ed
friend and citizen Mr., John Phillips, with
an extensive assortment of Meeqhandtie.
Mr., Phillips has recommended lafsiness at
the same premises which he Formerly &C.
eupied at tho corner of Third aud Laurel
Streets. We hope that he will obtain a
liberal share Of public patronage and sup.
port. .a-#Ha sa
q A new Clothing Establishment has also
been opened on Church Street, ny Messss.
oppenheim g. Kahn, 10 the premises (or-
m~erIyrentod by Mr.. Charles A. Till, and
we are infrmed that these 5gentlcmeu
have a large supply Of goods for sale on
r~ensonahIe terms. @i aa 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

Mn. EDtroR,-plcase announce Mn.
ANpRE LESAsE as Candidate for Consta-
rble In Ward No. /. Election to take place
first day Of November neHt. a
A FRIEND.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

nArWe arc authorised 70 announce Mr..
RtcuARp krNNER as u Candidate Tor
G'1roner Ne the next election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

We are requested to announce, Hypnli'e
I.,nouc Jr. as n candidate for the Office OF
Coroner. Mt che approaching election
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

PENArcE FOR DErAMATtoF.-0r Wed.
ncsday last, a defamation rasa was fried in
the Bristol Cohsfstorial Cohrt. # was
brought by Marin .Ddfttt against Henry
Evans, a brewer, for having, in the month
of October. November, or December last,
DETAINED her reputat onby saying she was
a young woman of improper character.
After recapitulating tho evidence adduced,
the Chancellor said the + stimony in Support
of the case was unequivocal. The plain.
tiff had bean since married, but that did not
alter the case IN. the least: The law was
clear on the subifct, andtbe ca : must take
the usual course. liz must pronontc6'tor
the defamation, with the n*'taI sentence,
which is, that the guilty parry stand IN
church in a. white sheet. The case was OF
an aggravated nature, and he must oondelan
the defendant to pay the whole ofthe costs.
Sunday the 22d inst. was fixed { r the Dr.
fcn1dant to Dc. bbenanra inthc riatatfs pfr-
ISL Church B,ts..oi Jo}a 1ai. @gS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

WANTED.-A J~ourneynan Timer, to
whom liberal wages will be given. Ap-
Il, sd H0HN TIT 4NG.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

VIZ we are authorised To announce VILE
D BLANcHARD Esq, of West Baton
Rouge as a candidate for the Office OF
sheriff Ofthat parish al the ensuing, cleo
tion in November, .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
AVIS.

@ #M& M# SEA
- IN i .rtil de- Ia cotisafion ia itr, ri du rGle
deg ta1es, maintenant en- ma possession,
potfF f'annee 1916. J'ai saisi ct ]ofirirai en-
vente, d Ia maison dc corr, Samedi 4 De-
cenbre proclaim. au plus ofrant ct dernier
eneherisseur 10 p~ropritte gi.apres decriie,
soyoir
I'm ~tcrrtin sit16 dams cette partie dc Ia
vile de Baton Rouge, divis6 en- %terretns par
Gilbert Leonard, ct design6 sur 10 plan,
CONNIE lie t~crrein No IL de lilct No 2,
ayant s~oixante picds de face sur 1870 pieds
de pr1londeur, avec toutes les batisses ct
amstf6fatidns qff ~ troutent. saisi pos
.safisfaire d lasparoisse dist Baton Rouge,
Id sOlnms de dix.septz pihstrcs ct cinquaate
n1atre cents, montant de taxes de p~aroisse,
dues gar Mde G. Fulton pourl'anhte 1916,
avec les ffais.
G, nditions-4Au umptnnt.
WIN HuBBss Tresotier ct CoIlecteUr
Pour Y rnfeisf ?. Pr Oct. 2a-a7,
..at EPAYll,
@Arrbt6.par Mr.. Alfred White lr % Sept
ls47. nm cheyal amer cain de. cou eur dun
sorel brul6, age environ de 0 d 10 ans, !
ayarf le pied gaucbe de derriere blanc, an
front une tache blanche Hlante; sans auct'
ne marque au fer visible.
Sile dit cheyal nest pas reclamb dams
les 30 iours apres ID publication de Get avia,
confounpment aug r6gleufent do j1ri+de
police de cette ~paroisse, il sera expose en-
yatrtt p1bliqtfe par le senssigit6 "a son hn-
reau dams cette paroisse lie 80 Oct. l947.
/ ? Condition de h yente al compliant. f
.s5f R0sEMoND HEBBRT, J.r.
Quest Baton Rouge Sept. 28--3G =
400 Leeches Just received and for sale BY.
HIT WADDt1t, Druggist
oct 9-36. Corner Church & third SIS
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.
A building lot. being No 8 Of square No
Ii Beauregafd Town I'M ths vicinity of the
site for tbs State bnasa, ID De sold ny phi
vate bargain, Apply at this Office.
Oct 9--3G. If.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
= {TONROuGE. OCT aolh Ie47
W. y

u. TERMS
From AMI after this date we shall invariably
large a. follows. 1 T.. "A.
ror '"e !s''' 50 %.
urGe w AN
Iiat r9e shp'a n,,d s,b no. wear. 20 90
- Nt,.,b,ptsl <, Onptn cards ...
LAWYERS 70 90
pr vcat .a
Advertising per square, 10 hhcs ~
,,o aitnte a ~s1uare, one Insertion, / w
Each Bubssquent insertion. "o
-Nnnonnciag candidate for public Office ra
If subscriber, } : I ~,
ANNOUNCING do lno1-sutRsrihar,) boo
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
TENDERS WANTED FOR
URLWO0n

AsIA aa. PROPOSALS VIII be f~occiYai
ggfRvl at the Quarter Masters Office, Baton
s@4aa Rouae Batracks, La, til Satnrd4y, ire
ID b day Of November, 1917, at 10 o'clock.
4. NJ. for supp ing the Tfoops with Far
WooD for one year, commencing On Inc tgst
day o. January, and ending the thirty first Day
OF December@lS47
Tie sid Wood u consist Of good sound
Oak, or Oak aid Ash in equal d 4anEitics, and
to be delivered Whenever Or wherever the
Quarter Master shalt designate, be closely
packed for adn1easufemant, and. 10 confirm
one hundred and twenty-eighf cube feet IT.
each cord, and each piece on 1T OK Of wo9d9o
be four feet in ltngth
Each proposal will be endorsed "Prepesae
for WOOD and addressed to the Garter Master
at Baton Rouge Barracks, La, and will ia
accompanied With the names Of two persons
as securities FOR the faithful performaucs~ 90
the same. s.aa#
Quarter Masters Office, IA. s. HOOP
Batob Rouge BIKE. La. lB'st Maj U.s.
Oct. 23-35. At. SA.A. QF~M~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

Weare authorised To- announce AEaoNT
NsBERr Esq, of West Baton Rouge, as a
,,aaldtte for the office Of Sheriff Of that
ssal ~ the next elections
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

RHsusCTrArt0N or TIE DRowNBD.-
Deaths by drowning are very frequent,
many lives bpiug sacrificed for want OF
knowledge of the means Of restoring sls.
pended animation. Life in some instances
will remain m incredible time fnthe body,
and only needs the proper restoratives 70
set Il IN active motion agaiD. DR.. Mott,
Of tbe American shipwttck Society, gives
the following directions i-"As soon as the
body Il removed from the water, press the
chest suddenly and forcibly downward and
backward, and instantly discontinue the
pressure. Repeat this without iBttrmission
until a pair of common bellows can be
procured when obtained, introduce The
nozzle well upon the base Of the tongue.
Surround the mouth with a towel or hand,
erchief, and close it. Direct a bystander
to press firmly on the projecting part Of he
neck, called Adams Apple, aud nee the
bellows actively. Then press ppm the
chest TO exp the mir from the ldegs-tc
initiate %natufals lire athing. Continug this
an hour OF least, uolcss eigns of natuua
breathing come on. Wrap The body ii
warm blankets, and place it near he ire
and do everything TO preserve the natufo
warmth, as wrcl Ms to itnpart artificial heat
ifpossible. Every Thing however, is %
Co Diary 70 initiating the Tugs. Send 70
medical aid Immediately. Avoid ali ftc
lions uotil rcspira ion shall be in some de
gree estab1isird." a <t##
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

pt,BLtc MErrtNG.--We ANNOUNCED In
our last Issue that a public meeting, would
lie held al the Court House o., Saturday
thu 231 Inst fr The purpose Of cons"riing
for celebrating, in q saitabls
manner, he laying ofthr Corner Some Of
,he state House 81 "Wednesday the=J I Of
November. Owing to the ihclensncy d
The weather, there were but few pera5ns IN
attendance, andthe meeting wa5 p@tpon.
ed tilt d future occasion.
4 calt was made Tor another natFtihg
ON "Wednesday, through The Advocate, but
no action followed thcreupon.
The ceremony Of laying the Corner
Stone will be p formed by the Grand
Lodge ofLouisiaba, assisted BY the several
subordinate lodges Of the State, and II is
nov feared The occasion may pass eff
without i single manifestation on TIE part
Of our citizens 10 celebrate IN a besomihg
manner. The commencement of Il work
which bids ftit 10 benefit the interests Of
the community at large.
| WIN none Of our Influential citizens cotne
forward and take The lend in bailhgt the
anspicious third ofNovcmber le475 One
dollar ahead, would cover all the expense
Of getting up 4 shine.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

Yga are authorizee % anponnce the
s.s7e ofMr. Ma. b. TuoMAs, o. q candts
d.ia IN. the Office of CoRoNER for the
asyi il. ~ Tyess Baton Rouge, IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

.poLrrtCAL PARTY CoMMuNtCAT}aNs'-
We observe. III an editorial article OF TIC
Bee, publ shedlast week, that Mr. Jacob
Barker, a candidate for Congress had
uuarrellcd with some ofthe publishers OF
the New Orleans papers, because Eaey de-
ctinod 10 publish his political cont:,'lnIoa-
tions wtthuut payment.
When such communications have n ten
dency TO benefit the entire party otany de-
nomination, and clearly %demonstrst'e t soeh
tendency. 1t ia not usual for the plNlIishers
of newspapers to decline inserting them
if moderate in length but when 4 is evil
dent that 4 communication IL Iieant TO
support only the claims 70 Office q place.
Of the individual sending il, he ought 70.
tender payment. This rule should apply
more especially where the communication
professys political principles opposed TO
those generally advocated by the newspa.
pers ia which he wishes to publish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

The QUICKER THE RErTER.--A gentle
man was one day arranging music for a
young lady to whom he was paying bis ad-
dresses. "Pgay, Miss e." said be, 'fwhat
time do you preGsr?' "Oh," she replied,
carelcssIy "any time will do, but the quick
or the hel,er.n zr .err#e+
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

The editor ofthe Atob4ma Journal has
Just learned that "the ladies' will not look
at or notice a bright moon, because Lord
Goss's new telescope has proved that there
Is no man in it." ess
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

/ clargymaD IN tbe county j Essex, n
rw DAYS ago, messing a hoy whose face
he knew, but Of whose name he was igno-
rant, thus addressed him, whats your
nam I" 'Bsp." "How old are your
III was six years old when pig doid."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

A-newly married lady, being very foud
of her husband, notwithstanding his ex.
irene 0gtiness Of person, once said TO a
very witty friepd, "What do you think :?
Ny husband has gone and laid out fifty
guiaeas for d baboon, on purpose TO please
me p "The dear little mani" cried the
other; swell, tits just like him."
A friend saws fence made ofsueh crook.
ed rails that ev ry time a pig crawled
| through ii he came out on the same side.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

Tar EtfeFfogs @.Next Monday the
peorle If Loui #iarn viii assemble % the
PaifU to vote for representatives. to sjon'
gress aud the gantral assembly ots this
Stsd An auditor of Public accounts will
II sobhe elected Mt the same slime. ne
par6chial officers Cir election hres the
Sheriff. superintendent Of PubIicSollools'
Coroner, Justices oltbe Peace aud Cons
tables. .. -a
Let each voter 60 10 tire Ballot box
| wi h the firm determination Of voting Tor
the candidate, that his conscience ana fea
| ann, will dictate to him ms the most aoita.
bic and hest qualified, without listent1g to
The sophiptical arguments of political t!emas
~bogrns. aud there will be no taar.ot his
doing wrong.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-25
Correspondence Of the BALI. American.

fHiLApELFHIA March ~, 2. Al.
The stock market rather heavy and with a down
ward tendency in prices. About $4,000 Penn s..
changed hands 70i % shares kentucky Bank at 49,
Morris Canal the only stock which an advance was
had; $50 shares sold tl5k
The Flour market frm, improved rates: 2OOO
bbs sold N SC; holders ask About 1900 bb-
Corn Meal taken $780, 5000 bus red Wheat at 2s cts,
10000 bus Penn Corn 81 aud % cts and one
lot at 95c; cargo Of Southern Is reported at so No
change in Groceries. Provisions firm without
action.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-25

NEw YoRK, March %, I, p NJ
The commercial news by the Hberna continues TO have
n favorable effect on market, the private mercaas let.
being still favorable regard TO Hour and grain
than the wspaper reports.
The stock of flour the market is small and copse-
qnenuy buyers cannot bo brought the terms OF purch
and the operations small About 5000 bbs of %
wcgo and Gencsce sold S725 In southern
little nothing done, but holders were firm at Sc
for Georgetown and $3.50 for Baltimore city mills and
Alexandra.
There was considerable demand Tor Indian meal bu,
holders generally ask s. IL, and purchasers offer but S.
About 1000 barrels sold the latter figure.
The demand for corn continues active, aud buyers and
sellers come together freely The Gales amounted TO
5OOuD bushels OF yellow southern Jcney and northern,
% TO 90 cents per bushel.
In cotion nothing has yet been done Parties appear
neither disposed 10 buy SELL Holders however
10 fear decline aud the tendency may be considered
downward.
When prices raise ship always increase the price
OF ireigh,s also TIE packets ask o. and 300. some
arrangements have been made at Is Cd S. and gid a
2od.-the market is, however, unsettled. j.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-25
STRATTON'S OFFICE,

Lee al ne world .ay What lhsy can,
The Splendid Prize OF $4,000 at Sirauon,s ',
Drawn Nos Of New Jency, No. % NarehIs:
- ) 6i So a. - - 1t 50
Ticket Nos 81 o. the second capital przs $1,000 wa
returned BY STATION.
Dawn Nos Of New Jersey, No 23-March 2ad:
"a IL 50 - 50 81 81 Is IS 20 10 40 81
100000. 5000
ThuTsiayNeu Jersey, No. - Capitals $4,000 5000 1000
soo lsss s' Of 1000 &c 70 Nos sdrawn Tickets IS hlyc,
? So, quaucrs I IS
$1,000, 1000.
Fudly-hononsaia' No -. Capitals $1,000. $500 Ii7s
loOe' Of COO &c 10 Nos Is drawn Ticket, So halves
I,s5 quarters Gre.
$4,000 3OOO
sa'uriay-sus'cI No "a. Captas $4,000 5000 1900 1900
ilae 100 Of 1000, sc IS Nos - Tickets ~
$4,000 1000.
Saturday Nsh;-Suss,I Extra No IS Capitals $1,000 1000
eco &c &c - Nos ~ drawn Tickets 81, So o. gs
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Cilss y. Is47-to BE- drawn
March e7h B'tttsNr scnr~E-I s7Oouo 10000 5000
ptle Of 'coO Of 800. of 1850 1850 g OF 1000 30
Of coo 20 Of 400 - No Lottery ballots Tieses
TO- halves quarcis Certificates Il packages OF &c Who,
Tickets 'lso-haves AMI quarters proportion.
Schemes for April.
S3G,666
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Cl,,, o. for 1870 be drawn
Apul a e No Ilue'y Itdfawn 5aI1.s
GASP sourNg- Of s35 66e, I2s33 Goo AVS of
&c Tickets $40. halves quarters so Cert6css or
90 Whole Texts Siso-havcs and quau,o in proportion
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, class o. for Ist5-to BE- drawn
April lD,h
rs No LoTTERy-rg DRAWN ballots
1000, 5sOo. 1000, so n 1000 500 III Of ESQ
Teicslo havcss; quarters $50 Cer6eaies ~ packages Of
p Wb1c Tickets Si2o IS halves 60. IS quarter, so
RJ Buyers referred my OF PuEcs which reg stored
at the Once Of what done and every Draw
ing continues to increase the number sod aud paid BY
b Older. Tor c6eaie or singh tickets IN the shove
Schemes and IN all Lotteries, will be promptly and
drawing when requested.
rle''r addrc" orders to y. srRArToN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-25
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL
Important---if true.


Tho New York Herald Of the 23d, publishes letter
from Havana which states ,ha, an invasion OF Mexico
with tho assent OF Santa Anna, shortly to be made from
that port under the auspices Of France, England and
Spain for tho purpose restoring tina, country TO the do
minion OF Spain, and placing Don Ennique Spanish
Prince, upon the throne!
large naval and military force has already assembled
I" havana and reinforcemens expected, the
arrival OF which, says the letter. "Goneal O'Donne and
inc inan'e will sail for Mexico, where they will be
aided by Santa Anna, who will proclaim the King Don
Enn'que L. of Mexico. Vera Cruz will be immedi-
s'ey attacked. and surrounded by tho French
Spanish fleet, and tho King will Immediately proceed to
The city OF Mexico, where, after his coronation no will
proceed TO nominate his Cabinet. SAINTS Anna will be mp
pointed Captain Of the Mexican army Tor e aud
be dubbed Principe de Ia Fdeidad After this tho Inanc
and the Prince will fight tho Americans" The la
vana letter repeats this story with great gravy-snd tho
Herald. from various collateral nces thinks il
onued to belief We are inclined to regard il, neyor,he.
less, as n very amusing hoax.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-25
by Rent, Kendall a Atwater.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 18th och We ,h,n ar e,
81 without fesrve aLd assrnent al gNr,ar
IL fhts ard sa-nnabs Dry Gools IN stDrr and ,,,ya.
nom 'h' Notibcn narsct. Among Good, oa. red ~ A -
'eh spring fnnis variety aud haDo,,, IT,,
keb Pans Lawns Misiinz n Orrand.s 49,
French Jaeonets Lawns. Chen. do
Rieh Balzorne and Bingham do
hik and white ami far cy g ing aam.
swiss hul Inns. white
taney Cashmere, Pait Imitation do
super caste DO; White Inca DIM n~-
Fancy London Lane Dfliinrs. I.6cn 1,,,,,y,
Bl< Cashrafet's; Lama loth-
London Nesungs Fancy Slk do
IRISH Linens; plaid Crank.s
Hue Drllug.; C,tiooAiss
P'nEre sin Hdkf,, Linen Camhr,e do
Embroidered thcEl ze,tes: French Cor,,.t.
Corfed Skirts; Gras. Ciotfs
Rich hatcge scirfs n Sha.i,
Ladies fancy Siis Tres. N.tt Shav,s
Elastic Suspenterz Bingham Crava,.
10 case bk ani while Cotton Hose All 4 H..
Ladies and grnt silk Gives bk and f,,ev "a. u.,
SOLD head Pms; Spool Cottons ~ VIM
Umhrtlas Paasois IN Far,.,l.,,..
20 eases bleaehcd rtiurs
- and - brown shirinrs 4 nj sb..,....
AND EXPECTED IN TTNP
-, ss 'n'o''' OF lngrltn add o;her CARPETTNGs
@ - heNI, KENDALL Il kTWATEr k,,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-25

vegetable CuiVcrsai PILLS. are "a
strengthening PurgaIiVc and "a
PURIFYING TONIC.

TNHE hopes of the American Agents are far
more than realized BY ihe OF DR. l.. vesa
dene spring sIch immediate popularity. In than three
months eight tho sand sposcd OF: AMI cert
hundred poison. The nunc diseases
but those which odna:ed Fever Coic H.btua
t'siNehrsS, by iss of
Lowness Of Spirits All who take them
ae far superior to other medicine they
The and the efficacy though they pro
dnec neither gtipe thy upon
diIecncf rap putgative leave moth
to be desired But peculiar excellence ani that
which distinguishes hen from all oier pugativcs that their
operation followed by no re action Their vnr,ar nurn,
and pu'rl properties which hey the essence
OF safapit and other greden by their high
Iy virtues derived frm the extract or " "a rf hsy 90
not strain the dEefvc oern
with other caharcs but
action Thus purgatvr medicines reduce more or rs,
w le Roys PMS leave al machinery full OF NE
and activity bowels oprn and natural Hence yrtr
Dr. theeseuan hey the only purcaye which can
recommend with confidence aud without they
nothing but what ought BE- emoveheer rack nor stra
occasion apathy det free open
aud vigorous" But the uf Dr. Pis-the vir
tue which has 'prcad their hemsphcres
rpdiy almost miaeuouscs rurf,aon u the blood
Here they ony Sani 90 up the .a
OF ec'e They NJ once arrest the formation Of bad blood
removing all murties from the eyic, form.
cd AM moreover keeP by strrng hcninr the
ugesuF' organs 80 ne 10 be abe 10 cN ic from al
nuueou nature ant I'll thy puffy the blood already
edition and never operation from
wy no1ous pa!e ana iuh OF hah life and veo' Tic
Dc u virtues Of Dr. L. Roy Pills purifier blood eni
them The bes, Of Lnown the skin In
ao 70 Po~'In uhet heaIhy Hun.nSe on the vi hud that
their elect may be almost fl persons taking
ihcm give speedy evidence Of ihe beneficial operations
cet BY the tncs q the and the ceatncss
pleIon they feel strong spiritsa eon.e-
quenee li can only be the result Of blood without
thcs eau be ncthe btahh mior human system
American Agents wouii confidently add a single
boz 81 that required TO obtain any the acknowcdg
mem that Dr. lie Roys Vegetable Universal Pills only
NJ tie eneomum' which have been bcra
mous ihCwcrcd them bD s1fs the Atlantic
hcyoni al PRAISE
Price IS boz, Richmond wholesale and retail
by Messfs nuval Parcel Gsynnr Wood Samuel r.
farmyihc BY w ~ thnppp and ~ DrugEts EcneuIy
pOWDER.-lUOO kegs Dupont Sporting
ba,'ns and Cannon rowdI warranted to be equal = not
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fae"y ard inmedatey thereafter will
81 Gst.
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told WITHOUT ruE Last EE'EGyE whatever
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