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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11


those approaching womaBbood, 40 it II Caleu
lated TO assist nature, by qulckening the blood
and ItFigorating the system, Indeed, this me.
dlcibe Ii Invaluable for all tho disoas nee 10
which women are subject.
II btaces the whole system. renews parma.
nehtly: the natural eneFgies+- by removing
tho impurities Of the b~ody--not 20 far stimuli.
titfg tlgs = Etem a. 10 produce u subsequent
relaxation, which ia the case Of most medicines
taken for female weakness aud disea 3e.
SCROFULA CURED.
Thi4 Certificate ronclusIveIy prove TINT
this aajaaparilla has perfect control over The
most obstinate dis a7es of tho blood. Three
persons Cured in one house il unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN.
Or. T'oUnsend--Dear sir | have the p1eag-
to E,torm you that's three of my children
have boon cured " the scrrfuia by The nse of
your eNcolIeot medicine. They were afflicted
very seseroty with bad g, res have taken only
'0uf bottles il took tlon away, toi which |
eel myself under deep obligation.
Yours, respectfully.
ISAAC w. GRAIN, LOG Wuoster-st.
Nov Rork. March / tB47.
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pROSpFC'rUg.

La villo de- Baton Rouge, rat dsyenus 10
Siege du Gouyernrnsst DE- In Louisiana. q,
bIent6t, sur le sol do cettc vile, s'eIeyera
un capitoIS, don't IL premiere pierre a 6ra
posto 10 2 novetnbre Is47.
Mr.. P0intaI dd Portal, Peiuire ct Litho-
graphic, voulant consacrer, par TN souvenir,
cetto solennit6, s'occupe en- to moment, 1
reProdutre, en- lithogrDphie 10 CnpitoIe,
consider6 sous deuz faceH ct d'npr6s Ire
superb"s plans, en- elevation ct geombtri-
que do Mr. Dakiu. Arcbilocte qni sembIs
. "trF snrpassb, par cette r6cente produc-
ton dc son talent.
M. PolnteI dn Portal, est IL seul artistic
qui soft autoris6 a airs co travail on veru
On privilege ozcIrstf, qui hi a 6t6 accordh,
Ie 30 octobre l547. Nov. 0~-AO Gin.
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Dr. Iownsonds sarsaparilla Ia a sovereinu
and speedy cure for l~ncipient Consumption
Barrenness, heucorrhus T., or Whites, ohstruc.
ted or difficult Mcnstruatlon, Lncontinence oil
Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and
tor the general Prnstra'ion OF the System, no
matter whether the result of inherent cause,
or produced by ~irregulatity, illness or acci-
dent.
Nothing can be more surprising than its in
vtgorating effects on the human frame. Per
sons, all weakness and lassitude, from taking
II. at once become robust and full of energy
under lts influence. 1t Immediately Counter
acts the neryeiessness of the female frame,
which, Ia the great cause Of barrenness.
1t vii MT be expected It us, in cases ofso
deilc4'e a nature, to exhibit certificates. of
curcspertormed, but wa can assure the afiic-
ted, THAT hundreds of cases have been reported
10 us lSeveral cases where families have been
without children, alter using a few bottles of
this Invaluable medicine, have been blessed
with healthy offspring.
Dr. TnWnSend-Mv wife BEING greatly dis
treasea by weakness and General Debility,
and Suffering continually by pain and a sem
sationl Of bearing down, falling of the womb.
and with other difficulties, and having known
cases where your medicine has effected great
cures,iand also hearing it recommended for
such dases as | have described, / obtained a
bottle of your Extract of sarsaparilla, and fol-
lowed the directions you gave me. In a short
period It removed her complaints, and restor-
ed her health. Being grateful for the benefits
she received, | take pleasure in tbus acknowl-
it, and recommending it to the public.
NJ MOORE,
-. Cor. Grand and Lydius-sis.
Albany, Aug. II, 1914.
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EDLICATTON.

The Baton Rouge Institute, a Prospectus Of
which may be seen atthe Offices If this paper
and the ~Picayune-the bookstores OF Messrs.
Norman & Steel-as we'll as all other places of
public resort in New Orleans and its vicinity:
or procured on application-from the Princi-
pal-the Revd. JoHN BURKE, will be open for
the reception of pupils on the LIST Oct, next
Terms for Boarders $50 dollars per annum
payable half yearly, in 0feanse-Music. Draw.
ing Dancing, Feneing-makfmg and repairing
clothes, books and stationeryy IN extra charge.
Terms Of tuition for D~aY-pupils-in the efe-
nlentary branches of an EnglisA education
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic-s dollars
per month Classics and Mathematics
dollars per month Instruction in French,
German, Spanish and Italian-7 dollars per
month, or separately, . dollars per month !;
Drawing,-Two lessons each week $3.50 per
month, or 9 dollars per qoaTter.
Instruction in instrumental Music s per
month. fr esasa
No boarding pupil ofthis estabi ishment,
u~naccompanied by the Principal or one of
his assistants, shail-without special per-
mIsston-he seen IN the streets. All respon-
sibiiity in relation 10 day-scholars, after
schooEhours,-and beyond view Of the Insti.
tution,--shali, save in case of some special
understanding to the contrary-rest upon
their Parents or Guardians.
Sept. ass. If.
EE#E
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NOTICE
SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGfN.
EERTNE
June 5-fa.

IL hereby given, that in pursuance Of q
contract wi h and under Instructions from The
Snrveyor General Of tho public lnnda lor the
State Of Louisiana, ! viii re- survey and maxi
the corrections Of the lInea, 81 public lands
and private claims, embraced in the Dji,w.
ing IoWnshIpe, III tho parish Of East Baton
Rouge, GreensbtrR district, Louisiana. viz
No. 7, south Of range no. |, west in viii, h
Baton Rouge Ia situated Tow nshlp no, 7,
south Of rJngo NJ. |, east. Township no. T,
south of range no 2, eaat, Township no. f.,
south OF range no | west, and Township 10.
b south OF range no. | cast.
Being duly commissioned by y r Landry,
States Sur. General for the State Of Lon,a.
lana, ! VIII he prepared TO execute private
III any part Of The State, and alab
I%eValling in all tta branches. Letters addrps-
and to tho care Of Thomas n Wefphtnan.
Sur. Generals offira, DonafdsonyiIIe. or
ID Avary, Esq, Baton Rouge, will
meet with the early attention Of
J,CLAXTON TAYLOR,
J. s. Deputy Surveyor e. Civil Engineer.
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New Storc---Fresh ArrivaIsl
x g 80 u X

A New Store has been opened by The
undersigned, at the stand formerly ecu
pied by Alfred Gates, on Church Stteet, To
which the attention Of the public tsrespccf-
fully called, The stock on bandis entirely
new, having Just been selected in New
Orleans by the undersigned Lirnseli-and
consists of the following Variety
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
UrSuch as the latest styles Of Barge
Fancy Velvet for ehsldren's clothinq. Fancy
Raw SILKS, Oregon Plalds. Scotch and
French Plaid Giughams, Shawis, Blankets,
Cotton Brown and Bteached, Hosiery, Steel
Rcticules, Plaid inseys for Servants, Fancy
C~assimeres for GentIemens' wear, KY. Jeans,
Red and White FIannefs, Cotton Flannel,
Fine Dimity, White Jaconet and CsmEric,
Book and Swiss Muslin, Irish Linen. Hem.
Stitched and Plain Linen Camb. HDKss.
Cottonades IF all kinds, &c,
SHOES.
A general assortment, viz;
Ladies' rolored and black Bootecs, Lad es'
Buskias, Ladies' Slippers, Lades' Brogans
of oil Qualities, Childreus' and Youths Shoes
Gentlemens' black Boote -, Geuts' Morocco
Brogan~, Kip Brogsns, Mems Slippers. &c.
UMBRELLAS,
Black silk. Gingham and Cotton; all sizsp.
GLOVES,
4 first rate quality Of Buckskin riding
GloVes, "l.o, fancy ard black KID Gloves for
and gentlemen.
PERFUMERY.
A choice and flesh assortment Of Essences,
Ponade, Creme de Perse, Cosmctiquer,
G'AmaBdes.
" d TOBACCO,
Grocery.keepers wishing to buy a first rata
article offs lump tob4cco, at New Orleans
prices, would do we'll to call and examine. be-
ordering from the city-slso, a "a nipple Of
cigars. Both Of the above named
will be enabled, in future TO fur
nisb in Baton Rouge, Il city prices-haying
arrangements to that eff CT, With an
The whole of the goods sbove enumerated
viii be old at the lowest prices for c4sH.
1877 ED. r. w. BOEGELa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNJ
AND PRfNrERs FUnvfsnrNe WAnnne
No II Canat Street Roy.

The undersigned beg lravo to annot
to publishers and Printers. that they H
established n complete TYPE FOUL
Ky III ibis city. The Book letter Of
Foundry WIS cpt to order by wortn1s.
long "E'crlrncr, mud, ss no exprnse |
spared TO obtain the h~andsomrst fad
and 10 perfect it in every respect, we |
venture 10 say it viii be- found ia h,nJsd
II not the handsomcat in the United Stat
w have also n very hand4Drnc nasorin,I
ut Flowers and Job Letter Of he lad
style, to which wealo call the attention.
Prln'ers before purcha.ing olse whcI
All a~rtirles manufactured by us shnll
OF Ii material e1nal, If not supcrior, to a
manufactured Mt the North and A. we .hi
sell Type at New York prires, we trust
meet with encouragement.
We are dow prepared 10 mnnuGacfu.
BRASS RULE, and TYPE OF ANY ma
n'tude, with promptness. We would MI
particularly call the ]attention Of Printef
o our LEADs having an entire nrw Het
noulds by which We are enabled 10 FIJI
lIsh n perfect article. We ARE ais
agents for Tie sale Of Napier, Washfna
on and Smith Preggos, which, tog,thG
With Chnses, Cases, Composing Sticks
furniture, Ink, and every other article re-
infed In The Printing business, will be
ePI on hand, and furnished Mt manulnc.
Ires' pricos.
Editors and Printers wishing to cstab.
a Newspaper or job Printing Office.
vi be furnished with M estimate in Dr.,
vi Tor the same, by stating the sige n
~ paper, or the particular Style and guam.
~ ct work to be executed.
fThe proprietors Of newspapers wis
~ publish this advertisement six months.
send a paper to our office weekly. will be-
Id for The advertisement by purchasing ak
nes the amount Of advertising bill ia 1yps.
GREEN ACn.
aug. 7~-27 6m. AZ Canal street Rev
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
Plantation Wagons and
Carts.

The subscriber having incrsaspd his facfI-
ltioa and secured q good lot Of Seasoned
Lumber Ia now prepared tn rnraive orders
for the coming suason for Wagons and
Carts, with Iron o, wood axletreos. and made
after The moet approved patterns now in use.
Ho calls The attention Of THE Sngnr Plan
t9rH OF The state to his Tipping Cane Way
gohs that he Ia now manufacturing, which
are more simple md adapted for caae than
any in use, and refers TO Drs. ]. e. n. Per-
kina, d.. Chambers, EHq, GenI. Joseph Der.
nard, Stephen Henderson, Esq, and ]. -.
Scudder, ESQ., who have used them the pact
Hoaeon and Will give any information respect.
ing them required. All orders entrusted To
him will BIO faithfully performed and warran-
ted. Also all kinds Of PLANTATION Smith work
done Ut hle Observation-Disclosures OF Church
aud Main at. ,--Baton Rouge.
dec 18th w. +. TUNNARD.
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Ph1rmaCin

In sonszlgnd dasiran. fire un 2oyago Oh
Enfop", offe vcnjrr sa ptarmr cio {t,bIie
deDuis one qu'nzaine d'Bnn6es a Baton Rotoe,
dams uno situation desplHs favorabI r, ct bro
dn'sant par ga clientele bien che sic ul rgyopn
assure.
u invite m m6me temps Ies perge mes don't
lcH Complies OF Bullets ont dtt fails ayapt Pm
neo c~onrante (1847,) a venir lea payer ltnrne-
dlatenneht: Ceux qni no seront pls reglhs nu
tnois DE- ]tanYier proeliaio, seront ternis entire les
minis dun arocai.
h9 sgussigno Went de- ronouveller ontiaro-
meot ses indictments simples ct compos6s; saa
amls y trolg"r6Dt corntne par le passf, IN A.
sort rnent cotnplet ct varih aux prlx ct aux
termas lea plus accommodates.
Oct. l3-4l Il. JOURDAN.
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AVIS.

IPTFET IL Gle. ont / honftcur D. inforner
10 public, qu' liz oHt IN assortment con,,1et
de Eotnbes toate7 confaCtionntGa, az lis 50
chargent de poser dams ~Fespace dune demi
%joufute.
liz ont ans4i en- main des pieces 4 ~inscr4p-
ho11H ct sont an mestre d'acco uplir toua les
orvrages que Ton pourra lntr corntpandee
CONNIE monuments de lanille a p~lueieurs places
Cleanliness on lnarbre, pierres turnulaires &C.
lis ont en- otitre un atelier on liz pgnvent
executor, des ouvrages de forge. arnurerie. ct
de scrrurerie de tout genre,
Let1ra tnatertaux ttant DE In premiere quail.
IT,, lis g'tlrantiront tout CO qu'ils f0urnirpnt,
ct Is Nc deInanderont qnedes prix tres moaerta,
beltr Residence Hst entire le magazin a bon
ct le moulin A scio de Mr. +. Arbour
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
Notice.

The undersigned offers for sale, at the cor
Of Church d. LeVee streets. opposite X. heal
4 Bon.
Sugar. Coffee and -four; Tea in cad lies and
boxes; Salt, coarse and fine; Loaf sugar, Soap
and starchi Whiskey, Brandy, gin and tobac
co; Baggine, Rope and twine; an Assortment
of Queens wares; Blankets, Ktrseys and Lin
seyS; Kusset and Kip brogans; coarse and
fine boots; Ready made clothing, hats and
caps; Mohair plaids, satinets, calicoes, Fine
Llnseys for children and house servants.
At the store Of the undersigned 10 Larayette
street, Will be kept a general stock OF Fancy
dry goods, of which a part has been received
and The balance will shortly arrive. He rss
pecifulIy ~soIjcits a share Of fbe patronage Of
his friends and acquaintances. and The publ
in general.
oct. 2-~35. JAS. MANSK Err.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
DRUG STORE FOR. SALE,

The undersigned, deslrous of maxim . voy.
are TO Etr"pe, off rs for sale his drug stu a,
established for about tf cen years at Baton
Rouge, in II most desirable location; the est4b.
~liahlnent is patronjzed by a large number Of
good Gust MFRS, and is yielding q sure income
All persona inhibited to him either for Nc.
counts or notes contracted before the current
year (l8470 are hereby requested t., call and
settle he same Immediately. Those that will
not have been paid before the month of jam
airy next, will then be placed in tho bands Of
an attorney for collection.
The undersigned has recently renewed
entirely his stock Of drugs g. medicines Simple
and compound; and is prepared an heretofore,
to furnish The Same t. his friends on tho most
reasonable terms and prices.
B. JOURDAN.
November 13-4I If,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
New Perfuncry.

Cologne SFvater, 1sr quality
Negetal Cosmetic, giving q fair appearance
to the skin.
Extract Of Bitter Almonds, a delicious per-
fume.
Virginia. Vinegar, to refresh the skin, and
IS a perfume very good for those attending sick
persons.
Dontrifce, MI excellent article 10 keep tho
mouth in orler.
L'ear's md Animal Oh, for the hqir.
II. LA NOUF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
TIN, COPPER u SHEET IRON
WARE MANDATORY.

The subscriber, worker 10 lin, copper and
sheet iron, would respectfully inform his
friends and tho public generally, that be has
removed his establishment, corner Of Church
and Third Street, near M. Gransrig's coffee.
house, whore he will ho happy 10 receive the
patronage Of his fiehds and tho public gsnor-
ally. lie has always on hand a fine asgolr~
nent Of tin ware, which be will sell a. cheap
az canbs bought any whore, whole saIe or re.
tail. Cutters and sponts made and Pat mp IN
The shortest order, also batbiug tubs, large
oil cans, s%tovepipea, all kind of tin copper Or
sheet.tr0n waro repaired, Al work enfrust
ed 10 him will beexefuted " lib nsafneas an
despatch. ""
JOHN TTLANO. f|
oh Z No IL
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NOUVEAU MAGAsTN A BON
MARCHE.

~ M-
MICHEL OPPENHEfM, ci.devanf
associ6 dc Mr.. 8. jacob, n Pbonneur din.
former /" public ct SEES anis quill a formG
une noivcllc sociGt6 avcc Mr. Leon Kahn.
ct quill s'efforcera, CONNIE par lie passe, de
m6riter Ia coufance dune nornbreuse
clientele. -..z -t~. 4I
In r"ison de m Oppenheim ct
Kahn = ouvort son magasin rue de Pc
elise, dams In maison jaime OIL tenait pre-.
c6demment Mr.. Oh. Hill, entire le bureau
de Ia poste OF reimbursement du Colonel
Matta.
Tissns de tout genre ct du meiIleur eohl,
habits confectionnes, chaussures de- folIfe
espcce, fichus, rnbane, parfumcries, enin
tout ce que Ia mode ct le bien-Gtre rendent
absoIument Indispensable, outre tous les
articles propres aux habilations, VOLTA ce
que ION irouvcra, au prix le plus mod6r6,
chez Oppcnheim ct Kahn qui sollicitent
respectueusement In favour dos habItants
de Baton Rouge ct des onvirons.
Oct. 30-39.
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SLEEPER IL FENNER.
5# MANUFACTURERS or
Umbrellas, ParasoIs, &c.

NO l@6 MARKET STREET, SOUTH stDE, IN.
Low FOURTH, PHILADELPHIA,
Invite the attention Of ttefchantH and Man
ufarturGrs to their very extensive, nlreanf
new stock, prepared with great care, and 81.
fsred nj tho lowest possible prices for cash
The principle on which this concern Ia
established. II t. c insult Tho mutual inter
eets at their CUSTOMERS and themselves, bv
manufacturing n good aritle, selling It nj the
lowest price for cash, aud realisipp their own
remuneration IN the amJHnt uf sales and
quick returns.
Progressing lnexhanstibie f~tciiitiea for man
utartnre, hey are prepared II tn supply order RI
TO any extent. and respectfully suljcft the
patronage of Merchants. Manufacture II and
Dealers. Oct 3l-3Otf
AgricuhHrists' and Mechanics 1ssoria-
ion Of LOuisidn L.
EMILE BARTnn ESQ Of New Orleans
Is authorised to receive and receipt for sub.
sCriptions TO this Association, in the CITY Of
New Orleans.
J0UN J. PEARCE ESQ Ia authorised to
act as agent for this Association throughout
The State, and to receive md receipt for
subscriptions. lie will also de ivpr to the
Members, the proceedings If tho last meet
.lg, and receive communications on The
Of Agriculture and Mechanics.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Chairman Executive COMMITTEES.
June 5--fa.
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GIRLS. READ THIS

lor who have pale compilations, dull eyest
b'otc hes Oh the face. rough skin, and are lou
of spirlts," use a bottle On " Of DR. Town
sends Sarsaparilla, It will cleanse your
BLOOD, remove the freckles and h~'otches, and
give you animation, sparkling eyes, fine apir-
Its, ah1 beautiful comalcxion-alI Of whici.
are d immense valuer to unmarried ladies',
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

DR.. Tbwnannd IL almost daily receiving Or
ders frdm Physicians in different parts ofthe
Union. ...
This sato certify that we, the UNDERSIGNED,
PbyeiciIaDg oftho City Of Albany, have in nu-
tnereas sase= proscribej DR.. 1'ownsend's sat
qapay liz, and believe it to be one Of the most
valuable preparations in the market.
II. r. PULLING, NJ. u.
j. WILSON, nj. D..
n. p, BHIGgs, NJ. n.
p. E. E"TMEEDORF, ND.
AhanY, APRIL |, 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

The subscriber having recommended the
saddlery business opposite LeBlanc's Coffee
house, is now prepared to accommodate his
old customers and friends; he 10 grateful for
past ~fayours, and hopes to merit a Continuance
OF their patronage. He has a fine stock of
Northern Leather on hand his prices to suit
customers, and all his work viii be warranted,
A fine assortment of new stile Of Saddles IN
hand. Call and see
Aug. $50. tt. A. N. REEDER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-12-11
WAREHOUSE OF
S ONLY.

NO Do Cedar Street New York.
l. Z T., J u ID SON IL l. + L.
LATE LEE & JUDsON
Occupy the spacious I'VE ttory warehouse
M Sc Cedar Street, the whole Of which is
d"v-'ted to The exhibition aud sale of the sin.
gle article Of O
%~ PRINTED c. LIcoEs. +
Their present stock Consists of nearly
ONB THOUSAND PACKAGES,
Embracing some thousands Of different
patterns and coIorings, and comprising
every thing desirable in the line, foreign
and domestic. All ofwhich are offered
for sale, for cash, Or satisfactory credit, Of
the lowest prices, by the +" @s5..5
s .4s PIECE OR PACKAGE. H..
New styles are received almest every day
and many of them are go. up for our own
sales, and not TO be found elsewhere. .
UPrinted lists OF prices corrected from
day to day, with every ~variation In the mar
ket, are placed in theahAnds Of buyers. @
Merchants will be able to form sone idea
Of the extent and variety Of our assortment,
when VIE state, that The value of our usual
stock ofthis ONE ARTICLE, is at Icasttwice
the value Of the entire stock Of dry goods
usually Kept by our wholesale jobbers.
This fact, together with the fact, that our
means and our at e~ntiot, instead Of being
divided among a vast variety ofarlicles, are
devoted wholly 20 one, will render tho adj.
Vantages which we can offer to dealers
perfectly obvious and il shail be our care
that none who visit our establishment shall
meet wltho1ny disappointment. Our as
is complete at Ill seasons Of the
yeer. Q
Aug, 14-ly. IL.
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NEW STORE.

JOSEPH wETzLAR intends oo,nino m
entire new Stock Of Foreign, Domest ! and
Fancy Dry Goods end Clothing at i-he store
room lately occupied by Mrs. Shaw, and fiat.
terH himself, that the late style, guilty and
cbea meet OF the articles, he will offer, will
aatsfy all those who will favor him with q cali
Baton Rouge Nov, 10Th ls47.
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

CRpI q. W. Mclean, one of the United
States Marine Corps and member Of the New
Jersey Legislature, has kindly sent us the
following certificate. ItteIls its own story.
: Raito4y, Jan. 81, t847.
a year since was taken with tho influenza
and nv tvl, lie system left IN deblitatpd
state. | was induced to try DR., Townsend'y
parsaPart4a, and after taking two or three
bottles, | twaT very UGH relieved, and attri-
butte It entirely to the said sarHapartlla. |
have Fontlnuod taking it. and find that | i'm
prove 'evox' day. ! believe it saved my life,
and wou'9r OF DO without it under any consid.
Grafton. !
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CHEAP STnRE

3. jacob has the pleasure to an
nounce 70 the ci1zens Of Baton Rouge and
vicinity, that he has received a complete as
sortnent Of Fancy Dry Goods, and Clothing
winch WIN De continued throughout the sea-
son. He will sell upon as reasonable ferms
as any store in the city. Planters viii fna
a full assortment Of ptaBtation goods at ths
above store. sept, 25-34.
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New Cash Store.
JOSEPH WETZLAR'S ONE PRICE
- Cash Store.

A call ftom all, who are in want Of Dry
foods or Clothing is respectfully solicited.
as the stick IF goods is an entire fresh one
and will be offered AT very low rates for CASH,
and it will be an advantage 10 every one To-
call before purchasing elsewhere.
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
Can also be had at a very low price by.
calling at The en- price" Cash Store Of
Nov. 25th-43 JOS. WETZLAR.
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NOTICE.
Aug, l4--1y.

The undersigned Merchant T'aIors, resid-
ing In Lafayette street, opposite the %confee.
~tlonary ofMr. Musselman, have the honor 10
inform The citizens # Baton Rouge and the
ne lghborbool, that they have just received A
evry fine assortment of MERCHANDISE, con-
sisting Of every description suitable for au.
tumn and winter, which they offer to make up
IN the latest style and at the most moderate
prices. ..f=..--
Baton Rouge Nov. $40
MOREAU Geo.
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November 81 Il.

SUCCESSION OF MARK HALE
Tie shhserlber having been appointed
curator 81 the succeason Of Mark Hale, late
IT THIS parish deceased requests all persona
indebted, ~ make paynsut, and those having
claims will please present them, duly au-
theuticated.
q STEPHEN HENDERSON,
Oct. 3O-~39. It. Cup.Tov