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Canal Office,

AS there is to be meeting of the Canal
Board soon, we have been requested 10
ask whether there is now single demo.
crat in Office upon the whole canal line.
1t so, we want his name. AS there. was
reduction in the Offices, last year, we
have been requested to ask If, at that
time, democrats. alone, when democrats
could be found, were not removed.
illinois is democratic State, but vet
her people only demand that the canal
should be kept neutral. The English
bond holders care nothieg about Illinois
politics, nor do either Mr.. Leavitt or Capt.
Swift. We believe the interest of the
bondholders is TO go with the democratic
party, and keep the canal out of politics.
Has it been, fer the past year, out of pol.
tics! lfit has not, the bondholders ought
toknow it,and either remove all politicians
from lis employ, or else give each party a
fair Representations, which, j, is contended
the democr'iac party has nct.-- Chicago
Democrat.
GEN. BUrLER.--lt is said that Gen.
Butler intends to have an operation per.
formed on his leg, The muscle has grown
TO the bone, and renders him a cripple
tie intends to have it separated from the
bone. The wound gives him, at times.
inexPressible agony.--LouisUilIe Courier.
ALvARADo.--T The Mobile Advertiser
publishes some particulars relating to the
surrender Of Alvarado, derived from gen.
tleman who came in the St. Mary's at
Pensacola. They are as follows:
Com. Perry sailed for Alvarado, to in
vest the place in conjunction with de-
tachment from the army, under Gen.
Quitnan, about 1900 strong. One day
in advance, Lieut.. Charles G. Hunter. in
command of the Steamer Scourge, was
ordered down to blockade the place, in
conjunction with the ALBANIA, Capt. Breese.
On arriving at Alvarado, which he did
some time in advance of the Albany, Lit.
Hunter thought he might as well proceed
at once to take the place. He accordingly
fired two guns, and then summoned the
city TO surrender. The authorities asked
him to consider. Lieut.. H., in reply, in.
formed them that they might take their
choice between an instant and uncondi.
tional surrender, and an assault from the
land forces then near at hand. They
very wisely chose the former, and surrsn-
dered at discretion. Lieut.. Hunter then
left guard. consisting of Midshipman
Temple and five men, and, proceeding up
the river, took The town of Talacualpa, a
Mexican brig loaded with cotton, and some
smaller craft.
We understand that after these gallant
achievements Lieut.. Hunter was placed
under arrest by Com. Perry for violation
of orders, be having been directed only to
blockade AIvarado -
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CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
InXa22aDie cure Tor ChfIls or
sEgssP 81 EGVer.
L. q

".
Deaf aod oiaor FeUers.
This Invaiuble Medicine is purely veg
etabIe.
F5N7lE unexempled success this truly ttnyi.
IL called Tonic, in curing in a few hours where
all otheTremedies have failed, and that too. il.
Cos Sos Of from six months 10 ten years standing
warrants the assertion, that IL taken according %
the directions, ii is infaIlible. A long tist Of
certificates in proof tsinfaibility, might be adj
ded; but those uponshe wrapper are deemed suf-
ficient.
It's not in the least nauseating. nor does i,
operate upon the bowels; but IT'S salutary action
upon the whole ystem'is so charming, thu, every
one is highly delighted at their speedy rec overy
heath Such remedy, the afflicted have long
been in want OF; ono that cures speedily and per-
nanently. where the usual caution 70 imn.one.
exposure is observed tit
0STFrom the great popularity of this medi-
cine, many limitations protesting to be GLEN.
EMS INDIAN TONIC are atioae. Therefore
be cure 20 ask for that prepared oy GEO. w.
HOUSE, Nashville Tennessee, who is sole pro
pFietoR.
CAUTION.-To prevent fraudobservs uron
the directions upon the bottle, the written siena.
sure OF Geo. w. House. Also moulded in the
botsiea an Indian, with the words stClemens, In
dian Tonic, prepared By Geo. w. House ;, All
others are counterfeit
For sale by BROWN & CO., Joliet Ia
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p, MEcHANICs.-They are the palace
builders OF the world; not stick is hewn.
not stone shaped, in all the lordly
dwellings of the rich that does not owe
ITS beauty and fitness TO the mechanics
skill; the towering spires that raise their
glddy heights among the clouds, depend
upon the mechanics art for their strength
and symmetry. Not an edifee for devo.
ton, for business or comfort but bears
the impress of their handwork. How
exalted their calling-how sublime is their
vocation! Who dares to sheer at such a
fraternity of honorable men-who dares to
cast odium upon such a patriotic race!
Their path is one of true glory, and it is
their own fault, if it does not lead them to
the highest post of honor and renown.
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; heretofore been considered lcurable, such as III
GERS of the Larynx, Throat, Nuse, Nodes, &c
The ARCANuM EXTRACT is complete
Antidoe TO the serious Evils produced by the intas
dicous Use of MERCURY. Asa SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER it cannot be surpassed, work.
ing its way through the system with silent and
effective force,- -"
Cleansing the BLOOD: tniD
Removing DYSPEPTIC INFLUENCES;
Soothing the NERVES; 1-r-
Removing INTERNAL DISTINCTIONS and Dis.
eases that would otherwise canse injury to the
LIVER and LUNGS. l ~
Persons whose Constitutions are broken down
by the use of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark, OF
QUlNlNE, and any who are suffering from
DISEASED LIVER, or an njudicious treatment
of any of the above Diseases should use the AR.
CANUM EXTRACT without delay.
In complicated cases Of SCROFULA and
SYPHILIS, and in cases where the Syphlit;c
Virus of the Parent causes a developenent Of
Scrolula iii the Child, this is THE ONLY REM
EDY upon which reasonable hope of Recovery
can be founded ANA a-f
In numerous instances, also, where liberation
had laid bare both Iigament aud bone, and where,
, TO all appearance, no human means but ainputa
ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snatched from the grave and restored to health,
the devouring disease being completely eradicated
by the use of this inestimabe Extract. rs,
The Proprietors Of the ARCANUM EXTRACT
have had this Medicine used in all the above Dis.
eases with the most gratifying Results. In using
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need be
interrupted, requiring only the usual restraint Of
, moderation in diet, and is equally applicable and
. eflicacious TO the infant as well as the adult.
- Pamphlets, giving Description fer what
the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable, with
observations InsensibIe Perspiration, and u
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
; Bottle. Agents supplied with the above PAM
phlets for gratutous Circulation, '
The ARCANUM EXTRACT is pre-
pared by JOHN WINER, Hamilton, Canada
West, and JOHN WINER d Co., SO Maidea
Lane, New York, Sole Proprietots 'Hsi8
PRTCE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Joliet; also By Z. III. BOYCE, agent for
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DIR. a. Turner.

Would respectfully announce to-that IN.
fortunate class ofconmunity who are ieboring un-
der Diseased Eyes, that he has located in
the village Of Joliet, and is prepared by his
new and unique method Of treatment, TO, take
charge of, and cure, ell such cases of Opthalma
as have been hitherto regarded incurable.i aiosi
Those who have either from the judgment of
their Physicians, or the great length Of time they
haYo suffered, regarded themselves as doomed to
perpetual pain or darkness, may take new cour-
age. in view of the unparalleled successaftending
that particular mode of treatment of the Eye n
dopted by DIR. TURNER land oAly in use by three
others 10 the United States. $500. -
His teims WI be reasonable, bur Tor the in
formation of those who may desire 20 apply 70
him for his aid, he deems il proper tn state than
They will be as follows: Is.gsasEE
For treatment Of the eyes one week, So 90.
do do and boarded. so
05Tln treatment of the Eye, no Zee willbe ta-
ken Until nm improvement is experienced. .9siual
Joliet, February 2, le17. uaf erg bn9oz
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ROCK RIVER SEMINARY.

Mount Morris. III. o.ie,..i
TTyHEfalI erin Of this Institution will open on
Il the 29ta of August, and continue eleven
weeks. ssissese4
ses frw TERMS. ? e Of efl5soE
Tuition in Commo English Branches for q
Higher English b I Branches. saf. SOC
Board, washing, Fuel, and Room ssnse PIP
per week, - -atH = .oES ssi-a 4sOv
Incidentals and Bed-washing, for the .aa2
Term,
Ssudenssfdfnish Beds, Towels. and iLiewg
tsi, :. p JUDSONs Agent.
Mount Morris, July 90, isd5. n5-sf
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as PROSPECTUS
FOR THE TWENTIETH VOLUME OF THE
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

Greatly Reduced P1iee-fronl 5 10 dollass per
dnn@Hl. argenlent Of Lke Number by one
.ffh the reading nlaHer-Single cop4, Is ccnt,
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GILES AIcCORO.
8 :I!E:sY GOODS,
ClIAz4E2ES CLEMENT

Opposite Merchants R0w, Bluff st.,)
i RA5jns, received from New York his Foil
4 4 and Winter stock of Goods, which have
bee" bougas for cash, which will enable him 20
sell ihem (for ready pay) as cheap. or "a little
cheaper, .hon any other Sore in the county,
Great care has been taken IN selecting good ercds
osprossly for this market. His stock consists of
Dry Goods, Boots, i3uoks, Caps, Groceries, Ravd-
ware, Crockefy, Glassware, Pals. Drugs. Dye
''uffs. Paints, Oils, &C., &c. Our friends and
the public generally arc invited 70 call and ea.
amino our goods and prices, before purchasing
eles~heTs.
PUOduoe received liza payment
ZOE CODES. Joliet, Oct. 30. 1916
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HARD WARE.

SO Doz. Table Knives & forks,
Is boz. Pocket Knives,
% boz. German Silver Tea
Spoons, 6 do do Table Spoons,
Pad Locks, Metal cocks, mineral X nobs
cottage Locks, cottage Stop Latches. Iron
Squares, "IEand Saws" Razorss Percussion cops,
Dtawins knives, Rasps aud Files, "Spura,"
9pociAcles, Steel pens by the card, Ba!dwin,s
Butte, Brass Butts Oni Screws, wrough, Nails.
Cofse Mills, "Wire Sives." Grain Scoops, Shoy
els, Ames Shovels, Maho7ny Knoos, Rat and
Mouse Traps, and Augsrs for sale at LOVES
Cheap Cash Store, Chicago ST.
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~ LOCKPORT. IS d
Plough Factory.
The Subscribers continue to manufac.
tuYe -~-s-.-.
Lanes Celebrated Steel Ploughs,

And other Approved Patterns,
and are prepared to furnish customers at
shortnosice, Ploughs Of every size. of supe.
rior quality andthickness. and warranted
to scour in any soil. The timber used is
selected with great care and thoroughly
seasoned, and the work done in man.
ner not to be surpassed.
0rLeh- handed Ploughs made to order.
All kinds ofproduce taken in exchange
for Ploughs.
LANE & WEEKS.
Lockport, Aug. l6, 1886
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HSUM Elastic and Web Braces, By thed69sR
. OF pais, from ftp 70 75cts. st fhs Bssss
Store, East Joliet. aGd ssaaaei i5a;aa x;f
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HEAT WITHOUT FUEL.-Important as
cheaPiuel may be, to be able to do with.
out 1t altogether, is important still. A
hungry chemist has taken some proms.
ing stePts towards making this possible.
He places in contract two iron plates and
copper cylinder, highly polished, turning
on an axis at the end of a lever, with a
balance weight atthe other, to keep the
plates in contract, when by means of
very simple apparatus and triGin9 exertion
a glowihg red heat may be produced in
five minuets, and maintained with case.
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An ALLECoRy.--It was night. Jerus.
atm slept quietly amid her hills, as a
chiidsupon the breast of its mother. The
neiseless sentinel stood like a statute at
his post, and the philosophers lightIurn.
eed diinly in the receses Of his chamber.
But dark night was abroad upon the
eaEth. "A moral darkness involved the
Y actions in IFS Enlightened shadows. Rea.
b son shed faint glimmering over the
minds OF men, like the cloud and ipeffi.
Gent shining Of q distat star. The i'm
mortality OF mans spiritual nature was
unknown. his relation to heaven unds
covered, and his future destiny obscured
In cloud of MYSTERY.
1t was at this period that two forms Of
ETHEREAL mould however above the land
OF Gods chosen people. They seemed
sister angels sent 10 earth upon some
embassy of love. The one was of ma.
Jesiic stature, and in the we'll formed
limbs which here snowy drapery scarcely
concealed, in her erect bearino and steadv
eye, were exhibited the highest degree
strength and confidence. Her right arm
was e1tendedin an impressive gesture
upward, where night appeared to have
placed her darkest pavilion, while ON her
Ielt reclined her delicate companion, in
form and countenance the contrast of the
oiher,tor she was dropping like the flower
when unmoistened by refreshing dews,
and her bright bot troubled eye scanned
the air with ardent but varying glanees.
Suddenly a light like tie sun flashed out
from the heavens, and Faith and Hone
hailed with exu!ting songs, the ascending
Star Of Bethlehem.
Years rolled away and stranger wa $
seen in Jerusalem. He was a meek and
nnassuming man, whose happiness seem.
ed TO consist in acts of benevolence TO
the human race. There were deep traces
OF sorrow in his countenance, though
none knew why he grieved. for he lived
IN practice of every virtue, and was loved
by all the wise and good. BY and by it
was rumored that the stranger worked
miracles, that the blind saw, the dumb
spake, and the dead leaped to life at his
, touch, that when he commanded, the
ocean moderated its chatting tide, and the
very thunders articulated, "He is the Son
OF God, Envy .assailed Linn with the
charge ofsorcery, aud the voice of i'm
Pious Judges condemened him unto death.
Slowly, and thickly guarded, be assembled
thu hill of Calvary. A heavy cross bent
him to the earth; but Faith leaned upon
his arm, ,and Hope, dripping her pinions
IN his blood, mounted to the skies.
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IEI',EIARDzWARE STORE!

De EE
an
in
aim
clsmayb found the GLOWING )
Cutler asanGrsso
Locksan dIache
Cut wrought nails
TaceC -
tnna Teapots
d61merc
BanursF Sythean
Joines'T
Also, A GENERAL ASSOR TKFENT OF STOVES =
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL
UHY QOOt1H.

FS~#
The undersigned has jBst received, tn ed
ditiob 10 bis former st6tk.AFaHey printF, tai
ifdea, het fejofed bafaRs, printed magli6et
plaid dress ginehams, shifting ttfipF, aebiws.
assorted fett9h8de, linen fheeb, linen drill
ling, tWeBds, bisaehed and utbieafhed t0tt6n,
shifting linen, liner p%lattilas, netting, musHait
10 bata, diaper, crash, kwiFs muslin, ibt6hstms
linen eatBbrle bandkefehiefs, eoloted sewing
silk, french bottohade, datdssE cloth, &c
CLOTHING.
Striped listads II atte6s, cheek linen, DO,
gihshata do, cheek linen pa1ttes, striped 1f9=
tAds sacks, lni6h ehHeh e6sta, taHzufha dtefs
t6aiE, blHt4HaBtito pants, cheek linen pants,
f0tiUhads pants black satin vests, fanny ytsts,
mafsailIgs vests, EinEhHm etavats, susbeHdss,
white hats, black hats, boys hats, glazed wool
iatsy &c,
HARDWARE
WHfts irons, wrought nails bfsds, bb1fs.
| pl6w lihes. drawer locks, I'll lacks, fastsstsei
hoes, and garden hoes, sauce pare, grass rope,
fire dogs, hooks and bfee, NEEDLES, bath btus
hes, &c.
BhDDLEHf.
A general assortment 6f spanish saddles
ladies' side saddle, blind brides. collars, hes
mes, and saddle bags.@Ali Of which IL tfefea
for sale ~ low for cash, Or on approved cree
dlt, as can be- had tr6n aBy other store IN tbtA
city.
May III ALFRED GATES
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Sir'op Pectot'6C
Ank-AsthmOti-
QOC.


IL suis hslhmatt1ne depuiH Plus ae RENE
Aas. al biab tunniia tgtntn tel, iBhaenltieFt
1a has aHtts, wsis HnttfH dun EfahH 1ot'ofe
ia pefa4nnfH uHl Bnt 20 juEHf dr b'tst ="
,a'nvait Fbdaig tsite malalIHi dams lee feFb'eFs
,1t1y il na n~assaia pHs una mail pbtttfp fa'ls
a,4u In. al sauyant il fpHtais huit 4 "a Johfe
.s,s ,gs faurhaF dn tout Assis daba un }a'i~
t.yit Ia tats AppuyhH sur IL hntd d'AhF w. 2
ssgnaia ID ehtln mahiHFp 1HHlqHs FtpeH eetle
| situation dsVarue dtRtsptf atite To no ms =
Il. its das assalH. FL IL shis rafvHttis apfes
| otug dane aimee d. fBthrra lies 4 t1Hp'eef
III uttai All 4 tFDduit Hf tel sHat Raf Rlel, que
n n,Apre,tvp pitis tnalntpHant que 'sisl4aes
iavAtra apttfpssiBfe au'utiH 90 dett ifoses pc
~ spaFihlpe d~iasipant %auzsitbt, 81 par Raae
a'unss tnuFadpnta une f1fts sttaqt't t'afait
yopiatr u datisfef. 10 pfehts aIofH y sIfop
! tussE tlpatesH ct pBtvIehs h dbs5hlF VI
bfetnpt sbuiaFetneht,
uh ID aaIi nae R'atiendfs b 60 ~ 1trte mn
Ia ! auvsj %lelaee Due t'Astlteme taseds a1t
pamjafaa doses de- sifpBi te n'asF site. par
na Long nsaea dta ron patt stt rff un
gFaRd sBliAEat1att. hh meme bhh gee'tt'"
~paffHiie theH lea pnFsuhttes hBuvellSt'eh' NJ
FerltpHs "a
rs sitop totnus p%att3tal est znplofe
dams IN p~liizpart des tnaladies de H%s'itr'ne
trItaH uue Byonthites. Hutfets ue ,%'oitrlne
plurasiss 60. u
10 Dr. France Ia e~tnplayh latAssliel4'ie
ras a. Phitisie pultmhaites C'est ~ sItoT
alt ttit A h miett fpusBi par com asttFg tes
Impressions qui HcGoinpa ghstl soslFtars
eetts a~ffrp,sr naladte. Pour que Fefiat eH
Ht constant II ma dit HveiF 8t6 ohjiRe Fsfs
Ia fin 40 h maladls, 10 l'admihA stret
bausa doses. lie Dr., Rance II ssnslieFs
CONNIE pn ias mBilleUrs petforaux.
La direction pour In hanierA de SCI
aprvIt pst nttathe aux houtelle "A.
depot gheB II sopzsighe II Batott Ytot4e.
Compoaitpur du dt zirop. Pfit 5b~eht
In phtaie do rtnq ances, 1880 u deti5ai
np, H. hNlSN"F'
Approve pour 90 guI inc tetHs rne'
H. RANGER
AtfRst tin EXCELLENT DENTRl
FtCE.
Dams Len pays ma%rteageu* plf SUI 10
byrds do Ia mrr les habitaHs sotitT plus o
m9lna attaalas du seorbut, II ttfstte pri1
eIpalpment lea dents. It lee getltives, Ga
dgrntere devtenent g%onli6s, dun violet foI
rtrt ietath6s,
L'usage je 90 dentrifee pendalf ttt's o
1nattt joprs les temeI dabs lenr btat M
ttFsl.4 -
par IN ,tua BE- tottrnnlier auclutyps goutt
dana nm vrrre d'eau on aura t1goutg |
bouehp frHiehe 1T ell bon ordFe,
Dc plus IN ]eeameiid1e vtg6tal, prefers
, bic A l'eau de cologne, partletaieret1e'
pour los DANES, non settlement II taEtR'leh
, IA penu, mails lui dome enoore ute bell
: blantheus nRtufelle,
Eau de cologne %gsfahtie, pretniete ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-19

sANefa HEss # TO, have just fsfsjtst,
and #tIt constantly treetve during thf winter
d full am splendid stbt NJ g6fds, of III Dee
fritt .6ns-frtm The raHfm6oest br6H y Dunes
tic - the richest eashhBnrfk and sjIkE.
They have thH on hand aud IN sffff, fbs
best assortment If Dry aodds thai CSC cane
IN ihs Town of Baton Rouge a: Ladies' fancy
goods. unsurpassed n qualify and ~fbesppess =
eentlemsn'B clothing ; hate, caps shoes ard
brogans of every description, also f0tI sfofk
Of boy's clothing, ard IN oiegaHt and fresh
lot of peffHmery.
We have not mentioned EVERY article no
have In store, because 10 do 50 would take up
a foil page Of this paper~~eo numerous are
the articles We oSIy invite our old friends
and The pubic a6nefS1ty to sisife our store,
and they will find that thsg can bcFutted in
any article they may wish TO hay, The lev
prices III which we cell our goods, are teo
well known. 10 make il necessary for o. again
repeat, that goods eau be obtained in our
store much cheaper than any where sises
Only come and judge Of this fact for your
selves, before purchasing elsewhere.
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EDUCATION ON CHRIsT1AN
pRHMgHPIHE.

atom laHgg Classical and D0mmefBiai D9afs
ding and Day 8ghHet. The lev iahn
uutHs fiate President af FfahHlih Dol@
iaaa1 .~1teetuFs 10 commence on The ist
January 1916
an course Of instruction al ibis ihstlttt=
fiaa, will embrace. In The English and elassi7
eai dapaftu4sHt. minute aud critical attention
II s8tYngsiH8 III, ]stgeaft1t and phiipi0gg In III us
branches. The application Of the rules o.
pFas1dv In The structure and SCANNING 81
uFaatt and lain verse, III regarded NJ IN eE4
ateisa indispensable toward 4 hbteash
knowledge and appreciation Of The bsaaties
Of ancient poetry z.ta.
II iii att lie 81 we'll the never teasiBH desire
auH asFe If The rector and his assistants So W
tabaf In thn most Important trust tufttnittea
III them. that their pupils, may, taaethsf WIN
ttFebr6afhahis moral aud religious CON
deet,seaHife we'll msfitsd reputation l9i
sound, useful, pfabtisal and accomplished
eehetafships An able professor, . hasiYe o
Hungary f#tth Others til be etnFlefea y ne
t~essafy1 will give instructions In the flehei
! Hara4an and Spanish languages also II
algebra, geometry, trlEoh5Hettyt lp3att
sad sHhafifat1 Theoretical and pfHettea
s,fvayias. linear drawing, artiGheethte an
Landscape painting. -
15ha Faet6r grounds his hopes 81 ebHttbuel
tatfenapa and liberal supp 1ft ny an en-
ahtaHsji pHblie, on the suetesstul eKFe
fishea ~ 4 auHftef Of Il century In ms oohf
~ aud Enfnre=6H The stfonaestfHboaitnet
datigns from distinguished citizens ~ houtS
Jana, and The CbFolihas and above Hii' on IN
taitiy tested progress Of bis phpils,i ~ mora
literary and scientific Improvement
Particulars aa to discipline course ot 81
l4iss. vaaations Ae, Sc. may be obtained b
application to The Rev. John Batke. Bato
Rouge :
f'fa4s ~ rvtftpH for day pupils in The g
snsntafv branches af m English edeeatie
smelling. reading. writing aud afitafnetle
ranBh bptbAHs 5OG. per month"; classics al
mathematics, sfx DuttARs per month, n
LANGUAGES wlth other studies Btattf bottAi
Reacsuees. =Th Right tev, le9niai
Falh, II u bishop IF The Diocese 8f La II
Rsv Francis Il HAWKS, y rector o. thti
, Church, New Orleans, The Rev Daniel
u tawis. rsstef Of Grace Church ST. Ftahsl
vile, The Rev w II Lacy. u rector OF t
Southern Institute, f0fyauns ladies'. 1Hetso
In. Nairbitbfhsa. the Hon CHmpbe
: tlep. 7 A Morse. James Taylor ana ohafi
ballard, Esgss ..
A~letandfla, John X Etgee, Esq4 pf y
wilson UFelnusHst Judge bVsIteh' "Vh' "
King &c, &c.
. Don a~tds9hvtlts Judge Nichols.
uatop Rouge. DID Avery, ESD dc.
3 The Prospectus Of The Boarding Sch
3D.. viii be issued In d few days
The teacher whose services have be-
, engaged. speaks French with The husatv a.
correctness Of n veil sdoeated native
France,
g December 18th. t84s'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-19
HAARtEM FLOWER ROOTS

HARLEM FLOWER ROOTS
fine assortment Of the most different and
exquisite sort Of HARLEM Flower Roots con
. stipg Of double and single ~Jonquilles, Iris,
Crocua early due Won ThoIPs, nc, r."
Just received and Tor sale by
Dec 31ff G.. M. HEROMAN,
Opposite the Methodist Church.
PAINTS OILS dc.
White lead in keQs, dry white lead, chrome
green, chrome yellow, vermiIliop, venetian
FED, yellow ochre, Litharge, prussian blue,
red lead, turkey lumber, terra de. sienna, lin
seed oil, spts. turpentine, copal, japan and
black yarnisb, and a variety Of other articles
in the paint line too numerous to mention.
Also paint brushes Of every size and quality,
alt of which have just arrived, and warranted
pure and good, by the subscriber who offers
them for sale cheap for cash, either at
wholesale or retail.
On Lafayette street.
m1a O., p. DAVIS.