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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-25
Massachusetts against the Country.

The whig leaders, true to their old ideas and
federal policy, resolved at their last convention,
10 adoPt as their motto, No addition Of territorg
TO the american Union" Such has been its mot
to and its practice for fifty years. The Hartford
ConVentionis!s have Witnessed the spread of free
principles, the glorious accession of new States,
with perfect horror. The appearance of comet
III ola times did not produce more commoiion
among the supersttlous than the rising of a new
star IN the American galaxy does among the fed
eralIsts Look at facts on this point.
tennessee came into the Union bv the votes of
Inc democrats of 1876, but the Massachusetts fed
eralists took the same ground they do now, and
erery one Of their members of Congress roted
against us admission. They began thus in car
rylng out their idea of no addition of territorp
louisiana territory was purchased in Jefferson's
time, and this State came in Madson's admins
llon In iSl2; and for ten years their hobby was
- no addition Of territory and because the wise
craftsmanship OF the democrats prevailed, Massa-
chusetts under the same sor. of leaders she has
now. was urged to dissolve the Union
Missouri came in in 1891 and the leaders
were true to their vocation. and opposed its nd-
MISSION Our territory was too large, they said
and they voted accordingly.
arkansas in 1886 and Michigan in 1887. in
seeking admission, were opposed by all the Mas
sachusetts members but one. Among the oppo.
nents wore Briggs and Reed, the present standa rd
0O"Ioi' vi JOURNALISTS.
IerdS met, OF course, with the same illiberal
treatment from the same sort of politicians that
opposed the acquisition of louisiana. They car
ried their opposition SO far to resolve that ANY
Law PASSED BY CONGRESS TO ANNEX 1T WOULD
@ ouo oEi io - iIOc DOIDnr rSOra,To0r-
~ ANARCHY. No more territory was their
motto.
California, either the whole or part, now moets
with the same opposition from this same quarter.
how strong may be the political reasons for its
acquisItion-no matter how just it may be to de-
mand in 1emni,y from Mexcans--no mattor what
may be its benefits to our commerce-these fac
t'ous leaders echo their fifty years one party cry,
ana exclaim =" No ADDITION OF TERRITORY TO THE
AMERICAN UNION .'--Boston Post
" English travellers have complained of the
Yankees, saving that thev SIT with their feet as
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-25

RICHARD VI. YOUNG,
Commiss ssioner of the General Land Office.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-25

BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23

DR.. II III tiarden would inform the ladiee
and gentlemen Of BATON Rouge IN tho coup-
try and fts vicinity, that he Intends settling
himself permanently in this city, where be
will practice IN the Thotosonian System.
| will mention 4 few c38cs for tho benefit
Of the afflicted, which / have cured.
A radieal cure Of conaatnj tton has 80 long
been considered impossible that We are fear~
ruI Of hazarding tho imp0tation Of enthusiasts
or dealers IN Iho miraculous, should VIZ aa-
Bcrt anything to The contrary, but we aro con-
! strained to declare our belief that many casee
Of thia most fatal malady may be cured in al
most any stare, but The Last, with nae Of pro-
per medicines,
Child births, tho foara and iorebodtDge, o
many ignorant sufferers, who Imagine that
only professional skill can afford relief, many
ouch objects Of COMMUNICATION have long
WiHhad day after day, relief for the want Of a
Iiftie information.
pFUlapsod uterus and all dIseasee Of wo.
men 0@Gasioned by cold can be cured, and
midwifery,
Inf ttnmation Of tho liver, lungs, kidneys
pleurisv, spleen, yellow fever, spotted foyer,
small Don, meagIca, Cholera infantafn, drop
sy IN I'll caaes bat the laat stage, hooping
cough, plies, bleeding nj the lunga.ehilis and
fever, inflammation ofthe brain, water on the
brain, tte.
Posfrtvf T]nUrH--T have discovered a ye--
getablo preparation BY which | can cure any
and MI Of The worBL forms Of Syphilis and
nerrurial diaeaso after itsllag been in hands
Of fashionable practice with tho aid Of the hot
springs tor 10 or ID goars.
can remove The pgigonoue mercury from
tie system and rnIIrye tho victim from those
tor1eultHg pans IN his bone. caused BY ealo-
mel and charged DETERMINATION. can cure
almoet every grade If Chronic disease that
The human family IL holr to, such ~. cancers,
white Hwclltng9, e%ef0fu|a, ~leprdgy, tnmOra,
Dlrnld head, Rheumatism, roht and every grade
| Of ulcerons affection whatever, | give ~ poi
sonouB medicine.
1o can also euro the cholera, ~polypus, Bar
onhaau, and gptit.
We Dha III larsignod citizens Of lhe city Of
| Na'cba1, Adams County and State
Of Missi4sippi have been acquainted
with Doctor Richard IF IIard0u for the
Iagt ten Drtwolve yoarg. during which time
he has been practising In che county Of Ad-
ANS ~ Il Ji16mpBonlan Doctor, and from our
knowledge of biz practice, has been quite
a1ereF#fuI, DR.. Harden is man Of good
heart, and We have no doubt the good people
(93 where fe IL about residing will be- pleased
| with him, not only an a nolghbor, but M a
Doctor Of The new school.
Natchoz, Miss, 1915.
DfsIIonry Tootey, J D Thachrin,, James
Welsh, Richard Carkoet If PoIhInrhorn
Dr.. JB ApplewhIto, James Carson, p II Nc
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
Saddlerv.

We have just received from New York an
assortn mt of saddles, brides etc, made ex-
~pressly to order, and forming one of the lar
qest and best assortments ever brought to,
Baton Rouge, alIof which we offer for sale at
the lowest New Orleans Cash prices.
Mems Creole, Butcher, Oregon, Mexican
Paio Alto. Rough and Ready, Spanish, COL
umbian and American Saddles.
Ladies' superior quilted seat, Fancy Blk,
Velvet and plain seat Saddles.
Boys spanish, Creole, Columbian and Amer
lean Saddles.
Trunks, Valises, double and single Sad
die Bags. Portmanteaux. Brides, Bride fill
lings, martingales, Worsted and Cotton Girths
and Sircingles, Stirrup feathers, Snafle and
Curb bits, Curb chains, Blind Brides, Collars,
Cart Harness, Planters, Coach, Gig and
Twig Whips, Spurs, etc.
PHILLIPS and LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
FOR RI
HAMS

Any person who may send US FIVE sub
scribers and ten dollars, win receive rs d
premium an extra copy. of the MAGAZINE
orthe FOUNTAIN, the best annual for l847,
containing eight magnificent ~engravings
in ~mezzotint, by j. SARrAIN, the master
in this style of engraving with original ar
ticIes ofover $50 pages, by the very best
American writers.
We make this u~nequaIled liberal offer
in order to raise our Clubs early, so as to
commence with our edition at once in Janu
ary. Remember, that all subscribers to the
new volum receive the entire sheets off
Coopar'snew Novel.
Geo. r. Graham & Co,
129 Chestnut st. Philadelphia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23

The enb8crl5ers, residents Of Baton Rouge
viii attend 10 calls in any part Of Loniaiana,
Tor surveying or aobdtviding land, laying cot
city or torn lots, l~eVelIlDg for canals " 1ftcb-
es on plantations, give estimates Of the BUM
Der Of cubic yards Of excavation for canals ~
d'ches, or the quantity Of Enbanknent for
ie"ees, and lbe necessary cost for construct
ing The same.
Having bad many years practical experience
as Civil Engineers on g~8rieus public works
and Surveys, in Canada, New York, Penn
sylYania and Virginia, besides having been
engaged for The Last three and a half anu one
and a half years respectively an clerks in The
Surveyor Generals Office Of this State, they
feel confident Of their ability to give safjs
faction to all who may favor them with rails.
HENRY & WILLIAM G. WALLER.
Surveying & Civil Eogrneera.
nefa,cncsa Col, p. Hjcky, B. R0ng>.
- Hon. 7. Gibbs Morgan, No.
Hon. Judge Duttou, 1beryilIa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
F0RElGN

70 Il Fl GN pE RIODICAL5.
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AND
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The wide. spread fame Of these splendid
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In their praise. Az literary organs, they
stand far In advance Of any works Of a ainl-
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complexion Of each IL marked by dignity,
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works of q party character.
They elnbrare tho views Of The three great
parties in England Wing, Tory and Radi-
cal. "BIaek wood" and the "London Quar-
lerly'' arc 1Sory; tho "EljnburQh Review
Wiir; and The " discriminatory" Radical
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being devoted principally 10 criticism on for
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The prices Of Tho RE PRINTS are lesB than
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
MORE
.NEW GOODS

Tho undersigned have received TO their al
rendg well filed store, the following addition:
Blrtnea ri the latest patterugs French and
English DdlzarinGH, Iac0net8, printed laWbs
embossed prints. black and white tnuHltna'
printed rhanbreY, coI0red Grape, tape
check muelins, patent Victoria i%pnSltnei nee
do worked collars, fine embroidered ha1dEer-
chief; ladies and ~gentlemon'g fancy ~craFats,
Scotch and Ogandte glnghap,s, lri8h Ilnon'
rstaplllna, linen lawn, bishops lawn, book
mualin, Swiss and null ,1naltnB, Russ q
shooting Ga, 1915 and 1874, Rueeia diaper,
birdseye do, damdsk table cloths, napkins,
fancy driilinEa, colt0nade, French nortno,
linen ticking, cotton dO., linen check ~li8ta'aet
York denfin8, colored cambri"k, fancy Pr'nta'
rorjed skirts graag do, crcmoi1no do barge
ncarfa and - III, black and white v~ellB, bon.
net rihbanda, Iap and Polka rttbanda, ua.
can b]onnefa, tipeey bonneis for ladiea and
-tnieRre, I.eHhorn and Panama halH, caHatftere
Hate, silk and J. &. pocket hahdkercGiofal
ucrdic. worked cambria haudkettliat#, Eilk
pnrPcR and fctienloe, bobinet for caps and
voila, thread and Cbtton edgfagB and insor.
tinga, infant caps, poffumory, and 40 many
other articles too numerous to mention. q
GentIemrp'e merino dress aud frock coats
linen drilIe do, coltonade do, ]gambfoon do
cotton cloth DO, pahtaloons Of tho Same ma
.terIaia, fancy Summer vests, Of all description
boyB' clothing alao hate and caps, shoes, boots
CATERS, b]6oteep, half b~oOtees, buskln, and III
fact h general assortment Of shoes for gentle.
men and ladies and children, suitable for the
~Heaeon, all Of which will be sold at the lowest
rates, fot cash and canh only, at tho cheap
gtofe Of
SANGER, HESS, g. co.
All Tho goods have been purchased by
Sanger hinpelf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
DON'T BE A|E.ARMED ~

MOORE HAS GONE 10 TEXAS,
nYIAN HERE. fETtl.T
YOU can MI have sorr watcher clock"
and lowclry repaired, thu shortest n]"tlce,
Nv leaving them at the B,Id etand-ior | have
noN,s IN my employ, ', d~rat-ratt workman,
and bctween IA both, 40 are prepared TO do
things up hroien.
have Iaat receive! n fine assortment Of
]ja~oIrv, consisting II p'''' Of 'h4 follow
lug
Gold and silver p"hB and peprtIat Fdld
10 ha.a and miniature cHses, oRr rtngs In
do aud reutlamen'a bfaast pms, gold studs,
bracelets, clasps, tips asd anapa, Gn&er-rinES,
watch acaIa. scarf. pine, Rgold epectacIcs, gold
aud Htanl watch kavs. : vest mud fob chains.
goll utogI mounted watrh ribbone, bouquet
holders. hair ornaments, polka head d]rng8cS,
coral nctkIacea, silFcr thitnbIcE, &c,
be"'dcs . lino "|soft'"ont Of ''o , jewel
ry.
Al@o a great variety N other raode, buch
Az ~kpjyne, H]ciJgora and 4)razors, steel pera,
combs brusbcs, p%crlumts y, f..
Ladies' aud gentlemen are are respectfully
invited 10 cali and examine for Themselves.
N. u. Old gold andg'tlesr wantod.
q. G. FUTILE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
AUSSI UN EXCELLENT DENTRT.
FICF.

Z&
Dams les pays m~arecageux It sur les
bords de la mer les habitans sont plus on
moins attaques du scorbut. II efecte prin-
cipalement les dents, ct les gencives, ces
derniere devienent g%onl6s, dun violet fon-
c6et detach6s.
usage de ce dentrifce pendant trois on
quatre jours les remet dams leur Etat ma
turel.
Par I'm usage ~journalier quelques goutes
dams un Verred'eau on aura t~ouiours Ia
bouche fraiche ct EN- bon ordre.
De plus I'm cosmetique veg6tal pr6fera-
bic a leau de cologne, particulierement
pour les DANES, o settlement il raffaicbit
Ia peau, mais hui donne encore une belle
blancheur naturelIe.
Eau de cologne garantie, premiere qua
it6.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
2 WAREHOUSE.
No. BURLING SLIP NEW.YoR

NO. o BURLlNG SLIP NETWORK.
CYRUS w. FIELD offers for sale at the
lowest NJ lnufacturers' prices, a very extensive
assortment Of PAPER, comprising every pos
sible variety. adapted to the wants Of con-
sumers il all sections of the country. Paper
of all kinds made to order at short notice.
The stock Of PRINTING PAPER is unu,
sually large, a part Of which is Of very superior
quality. !
31apFr- .S9Iakcrs' S91ater(als
Of every description, imported and kept cons.
family on hand, viz Feltlngs, Wire Cloth,
Fourdrinier WIRES, Bleaching Powder. Blue
Ultramarine, Irvine, &c, &c,
RAGS.
Canvass, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Baggine,
dc, de-, purchased, for which the highest
price in Cash will be paid.
sNep York, July 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
CO.pARTNERSHIp

TUxrs u FLOR NcE have formed a CO
partnership in their line of business. J
rmiz keeps the cotiee-house adjoining col
Malta an ] Florance the one adjoining J
Sans They win always have on hand an
assortment Of Iiquors Of n superior quality
which they will sell at wholesale and retail
cheap for cash.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
GRAND yGPoT

oS
GRANIER'S FRENCH BLANKETS!
The subscribers (sncces$ofs 10 the late ].
N4anR,) sole Agents of mr.. IoE GHAN1EA, Of
montpelier, take pleasure In announcing to
the planters, commission merchants, and
dealers generally throughout The South, West
and Southwestern States, that their Depot,
No. u NQguzinc street, win always be well
supplied by fresh arrivals Of these SUPERB
EORBLANKETS. The assortment will con-
sistof.
Ist quality 3-point white Blankets, g to Q lbs.
per pair.
I'd do do do do g to Q do do.
superiorindigo blue do ITO 0 do do.
Superior green do 7 to 8 do do.
Superior scarlet do to o do do.
ALso-superior M%eTino Bed Blankets, from
6-point to l~2-point.
m. B.-The above goods will be soH at the
lowest market price, and a liberal discount
made from regular prices when large quanti-
ties are taken.
@ II. DE GOER &RIFFLARD.
Agents for Mr. Zoe Cranier, and Importers
of French Dry Goods, 81 Magazine street,
New Orleans.
OTThe LouisvflleJournal Nashville Ban
ner, memphis Enquirer, Vicksburg Wing,
Natchez Free Trader, Natchitoches ChonicIe,
Alexandria Republican, Baton Rouge Gazette,
Mobile advertiser, montgomery advertiser,
and Pensacola Gazette, will copy the above
twice a week for three montas, and send bills
to this office for collection.
oct. 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23

u W w %IAEAIC AIA4N#
PRINCIPLES.
atom T&ouge Classical aud Co commercial Boar
ding and Day esSchooI. The Rev. John
Burke Oate President Of Franklin Col
Ieoel Rector. To on the LIST
January 1916.
The Course Of instruction at this ~institu-
ton, will embrace, in the English and CLASH
cal department, minute and critical attention
to eomposition, ~cLocution and 15tihoLogy in all its
branches. The application Of the rules Of
Prosody in the structure and scanning Of
Greek and Latin verse, is regarded as an ex-
ercisc indispensable toward a borough
knowledge and appreciation Of the beauties
of ancient noetry.
TtshalI be as we'll the never ceasing desire
and cafe.of the rector and his assistants, so to
labor iii The most important trust committed
to them, that their pupils, mag, together with
iirreproachabIe moral and religious con-
duel, acquire we'll merited reputation, for
sound, useful, practical and accomplished
scholarship. An able professor, a native Of
Hungary with Others to be employed if ne
cessary1will give instructions in the French
y German and Spanish languages, also in
algebra, geometry, trigononetry, [pIain
and SPHERICAL Theoretical and practical
surveying, linear drawing, Architecture and
Landscape painting.
The rector grounds his hopes Of continued
patronage and liberal support by an en-
ghtened public, on the successful expe~I
rience Of a quarter ola century in this coun-
try and Europe-on the strongest reeommen-
dati0ns from distinguished citizens Of Louis
fana, and the CaroIinas and above all, on the
1aifly tested progress of his pupiIs, in moral
literary and scientific Improvement.
Particulars as to discipline, course Of stu
dies, vacations &c, &c, may be obtained by
application to the Rev. John Burke, Baton
Rouge. -
TERms or tuition for day pupils in the e.
ementary branches of an English education
Fspelling, reading, writing and arithmetic.l
THREE DOLLARS SOC. per month, classics and
mathematics, sIxno1LARs per month, modern
Languages with other studies EIGHT DOLLARS
per month.
Psferences.-Th Right Rev. Leonidas
Polk, D d bishop of the DIOCESE OLA, The
Rev Francis E Hawks, D D rector of Christ
Church, New Orleans, The Rev. Daniel s
Lewis, rector Of Grace Church st. Francis
vile, The Rev w 3 Lacy, D D rector Of the
Southern Institute, foryoung ladies, Jackson,
La. Natchitoches, the Hon. ] G Campbell,
Gen. P A Morse, James Taylor and Charles
Billiard, ESqs.
Alexandria, John X Eigee, Esq, DR.. Da-
wilson, Opelousas, Judge 0verton, HONOR
King &c. &c.
DonaldsoaE e, Judge Nichols.
Baton Rouge, ID Avery, Esq, &c.
The Prospectus of the Boarding schoo
&C.. will be issued in a few days..
= The teacher whose services have been
engaged, speaks French with the luency and
correctness Of a we'll educated native of
France.
December 18th, I845.
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LEONATtD BCOTT 4 co,
Publishers, liz Full on st., New York.
NOTICE no

The g0bscriber respectfully informs build
crs and others, that he IN prepared to execute
all kinds Of rick and mason work-and that
he will put Up buildings and furnish all the
materials nccessarY-such as brick, sand
me, &c, on the most reaaonabletermg.
lie also offers his services tosugar planters
and from his ionE experience in setting sugar
kettles and other work necessary in Il sugar
house he can give ample satisfaction.
Apply 10 LOYEAU BERHEL
rnb 4 81 at the Garriaon b~rlckYard.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
ROOKSr


Burton'g Anatomy of Melancholy
John Horne Tooke's Diversions Of Farley,
Motifs Travels in Europe and the East
Starkhoue'a History Of the Bible,
United States Drawing Book,
Calloot's Musical Grammar,
Thomson'a Materia Medlra and Anatomy,
Dunglison's Practice Of Medicine,
DungEson's Therapeutics and Materla Me-
dica,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
Graham's Elements Of Chemistry,
Druits Modern Surgery,
fla Places Mecanique Celeste, @
The Select works Of Mrs. Ellis,
Annan's Difficulties Of Armenian Metho
RusseI's Sermons,
p Just received and for sale by
GEO. Nj. HEROMAN,
"a Opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
NO orlNINEl 10 MINERAL.

DR.. GtN5' Vegetable Aguo Pills contain
neither Quinino nor any Mineral
The proprietor authsfiaog his agents. 70
guarantees The cure, presided the Pere"nacls
according 10 the dirsaiions accompanying
each oox. For sale by G. G. TUTTLE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
XAVE ANNKV AAS.

SANGER Ifrys f. Go, Iavc Just r5celved'
nj will constantly receive during the winter
lnIl nn splendid stock Of goods OF All deH-
inla,ns from tho commoncst brown domoc-
.Io tho richest canhmnrcB and atIkg.
Thcy have now on hand AMI in store the
mast assortment Of Dry goods that over came
10 tho ,uyn II Baton Rouge Ladies' fancy
yo,Is. tuanfpGaaad in quality and rt,nnpn"ha ,
gron,Irm,n's clothing hats, capa ahooS ana
Grogsl, " every description, alaoA t1t stock
Of boy'4 clothing, and An elegant and ifesh
lot If psIflmery.
VA have not mentioned rvErv article we
h,yo In store, hocalse 10 do ~ would take up
a full page of thts paper 80 numerous Nre
tim ~articIca We only tnvlto oar old lrIand"
"A tho public generally 70 Waite our store,
nd thoy WlIl ild that my can b~oaaltea IN
nnv article they may wish to buy. The low
nriroa At which we sell Our goods, ore too
vvntI known, to make it necoa4arY for uR agalh
q rnneat, that goods can he obtained IN our
tore much cheaper than any whorGaolso.
Nv cone and Judge Of this fact for Ynnr-
Ives, before purchasing elsewhere. a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
DRY

Consisting in part of caIcos, bleached and
brown cotton sbirting, brown cotton sheeting.
plain and twiIled Lowell cotton, kersey and
linseys, plain linseys, white, blue and green
blankets, white, red and yellow flannel, Sat
tenets and cottonades also an assortment Of
hosiery, gloves &c.for sale by
s Tomlinson r Bnbin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
ALSO VERY SUPERIOR DEN.
TRIFICE.

In marshy countries and near the sea
shore, people are more or less subject to
the scurvey, which effects particularly the
teeth aud gums, the last become of a dark
purple, sweIled and detached ofthe teeth.
By nsing this dentriice three OF four days
only at morning and night, they will be
restored to their natural state.
Use daily, q few drops in a lumber o.
water, keep the mo,Rth in order and fresh.
Also a Vegetable. cosmetic, preferable to
CoIUne water, particularly for ladies, it does
n OF only refresh the skin, but gives it bea.
tifuI natural white color.
Cologne water warTan tedfrst quality.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-23
VINCENT VICTOR.

Or the GIGANTIC BARBER, respectful
Ig informs the citizens Of Baton Rouge gen
orally, and his old customers included, that
he is now ready to attend to all business in
his BAnBAHors line, and that be is daily Fx-
pectng an assistant who is proficient al the
business, when be will expect to give gen.
erai satisfaction, and continue to merit
Il liberal share Of the public patronage here
totore bestow ed on him.
Shaving, hair cutting, curling and sham
p~oanin2 done with dispatch and at the 8hor-
test notice.
N. D.. Ladies will be attended at their
residences, when his services are required