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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-18

region Of the sum- and with the OF seasons
prepared splendid stock of Hats for the Fall Fashions which
ne invites the world 70 examine. Ever hand in
ing to please the public, he safely recommend ms
supply unequalled in beauty and richness The science OF
hat making like other sciences progressive and he has
made some improvements the adaptation hats 20 the head
which cannot fail TO please the
His hats are empbstically fall hats has fallen in The
sl56 - - NF '"'"''
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Richel,eu Diamond Pointed Gold pens.-

you want description Of pens, wholesale retail
w lowest prices they can be found in the city 70 b. f.
Wasoa Co.. IS William door below Wall street.
or Savage, 90 Fulton street. They have the exclusive
h OF NE ren which arc sod at s2 they are ne
25 with silver pencils included At either Of the above
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pcns-Wholcsale and

RetailThe New York Gold Pen Company, No 50 John
OF Nassau manufacture article, which
chasers would do we'll examine before buying elsewhere
They do sell Pens low 81 IS knowing
extent At retail They furnish Pens various prices accord
the quality and that when
they buy article this establishment what they
sell for Gold aud silver Pen and Pencil Gases great
vtatu
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lets and Magnetic tuidStrangsns resPectfuy informed
that the only place in New York obtain these celebrated
tees genuine at 1872 Broadway between John and
Maiden Lane In all of Nervous Diseases the efficacy
of Chrstes Gavsnic articles truly wonderful the
perfect being often made when physc and physicians
were IN vain No druggist drug store in New York i'll
be allowed to sell DR.. Chrise articles The sole and
exclusive agency hundred and eghtytwo Broadway
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silver Pen and Pencil CsseJ W. Creator Co. (manufac
ADD deaex gold pens and gold and silver pen
pencil ca,es II Cedar street. New York As Chestnut
Philadepha selling those premium gold
pens for 81 IS Their complete than
be found where else, consisting of Browns Haydens,
Spencers Begeys Congress- American Henry Prince Albert
and other styles which they selling wholesale
tail at prices much below the lowest OF other house
in the trade. Gold pens carefully repaired Iepoined
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Lunatic AsyIum-James Cummings, ESQ

Of the Assistants in the Lunatc Asylum Rlackwels
Island Is the gentleman spoken Of IN the following letter.
RHEuMATm-Thisi ia only of more than four thou sand
of rheumatism that Dr. Townscnds Sarsaparlla has
cured The and chronic weekly ersd.
Gated by its extraordinary vIItues-
BLAcKwELLs ISLAND, Sept. II, 1s47.
DR.. TowNsENp:-Dear Sir hays suffered terribly for
with the Rheu considerable of the time could
not eat sleep, work. had the distressing palms. and
limbs terribly swollen have used four bottles Of
your Sasparia aud they have done than thou
sand dollars worth OF good-l much better Indeed
entirely relieved You liberty this for the
benefit OF the afflicted. Yours, respectfully
JAMES CUMMINGS
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ache Penes Ors Tooth Paste is infabe Is or 80 cents
each To rsmoye frecses tam sapbu or pmpes nothing
Xanla Soap Sir Ashley Coopers Lotion SO each
To purify the blood and free II OF humors Dr. Townend
Sarsapara; for female complaints Dr. Van Hambes Ger
Pills. So Baudelocque French Pills IS cents. For
sale only at l.. NJ Goions, 1877 Bowery. corner Grand
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Paris Hats Just received one cnse Of We


superior Paris hats fashion, made by the most ceebt
ed makers Of Paris, for ,ale by Genn, 2li Broadway
Also case Of beautiful hats and caps for children.
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embraces every possible variety pattern Of pen pocket desk
and SPORTING knife wha large OF choice raxors which
VIII be warranted TO the purchaser Also scissors nail files
tweezers, &c. GSAUNDERS 4 SON
III Broadway a few doors above Courtandt street y
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DR.. s. EhirInkoT. ChlropedIst BY New Or

leans other Southern ournals learn Of Dr. g. SIS
extraordinary skill bunlons, and other protu
bersnces to which the feet heir D not his
particular of relieving the suerngs of the foot; but his
Elixir the most facilitating Tor extracting corns which
will return again. We undo rsand Dr. 3.
o. Russia, and has been by the Courts Of ST.
Pstenbprgh Austria and Prussia He has operated
Of citizens feet aud has letters Of entire
and thanks. his Office Is at SO Chambers street.
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having the facilities in the manufacture Of the above,
enabled 10 offer the much less price than the
ported while respects they greatly superior each
article continued being of lmost convenient for
and OF quality warranted to render satsfscton For sale
q. SAUNDERS SONS, III Broadway,
Opposite Howard Hotel.
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Bank of Pans Boots and Shoes the OF Fulton
Nassau .tIest manufacturing n. best quality of French
calf 81 So equal to the best sold other for So and
81 do first calf ewsd boots for 50 So equal those sold
in other for 81 so or s. Warrantedto Satisfaction
Boots, Shoes Caters Slippers kc constantly hand and
made to ods in the shortest notice Call and him; he is
the extensive Boot Banker IN the city
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nual Benefit for the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. IL
Prince street, will take place Castle Garden Monday
evening goth inst The have been selected
tanning character No efforts have been spared
render the eanmsns superior to those Of similar
cason heretofore. For particulars, bills. satSM
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Plumbe National Dngucrrinn GnIIery. q

25l Broadway resting exhibition OF highly fin
lshcd works Of containing hundreds Of beautiful
lures A visit to will convince the scepca that there
is the place Daguereotype Portraits of higher
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BY reducing the wheat to -four the quantity Of the lat
ter left at tide water this year compared with the
responding period last year shows equal to
l99l51 barrels Of -four and decrease Of since
our statement Of last week Of ioO3 barrels Of -four
The receipts Of corn thus far exceed by 3,g97,il0
kushts The entire r%osipts eg lg<s,
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o. Mas0nic.-The officers and members of the Co
Lodge of the District of Columbia, requested be |
ent AT the railroad depot in this city, Saturday next T
quarter before eight o'clock, precisely for the
pose of receiving the officers of the Most Worship c.
Lodges of the States of Maryland and Pennsy yania s
have accepted invitation To aid in the important wo
laying the cornerstone Of the Smithsonian institution
The Grand Lodge will resume its labors in the Mae
Hall corner OF and l0th streets half past nine o'
a. m. when the procession will be formed, preparatoE
the performance OF the interesting ceremonies OF tue @
sion
Puncfuaty is strictly enioined upon the Officers an
members of the Grand Lodge and subordinate lodges
requested conform the arrangements No regaa !,
cept appropriate Jewels, white aprons and gloves, vii
admitted into the procession.
All resident and soionrnipg members of the craft are q
tenally invited participate in the labors of the day
Royal Arch Chapters from foreign jurisdiction, will,
pear in the egaa of their own choice aud the p
ilege will be accorded visiting brethren from dists
when they appear in organized bodies.
BY order OF the Nj w. Grand Master;
April 2S-3t H. G. WILLIAMS, Grand Secretary
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WINE STORE.

TONI II. BUTHMANN, Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
y between ~ and 9th Streets has received selection OF
superior Rhine, Mosee and French Wines in boxes
sisting Of
Steinberger cabinet, Rudeshem Berg
Bebfraumch Hockheimer
Marcobrunner, Nierstener
Sparkling Mosele Moselle Muscate
Chateau Laour, Chateau Margaux
Branne Mouton, ST. Julien, Haul Sautcrne.
Also received, London Brown Stout and small lot oil
very superior cigars
In store assortment of wines and liquors, as usually
kept and expect daily receive my supply OF Caet and
White Wine in hogsheads, from Bordeaux.
On hand, some fine Port wine, and supply Of my supe-
rior Stomach Bitters
April 2s-3uf
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Rv a. GREEN, .quctJonrcr.

VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTlol
On Thursday, 9th May, shall sell, the premises
5ocock, p. m the desirable properly situated on s're
north, next the of Al street, adjoining the resden
of the late Dr. Sewa being lot No. of the subdivision
lots and e in square 49O tile ground plan OF the e
oil Washington, with the improvements consisting Oh
handsome treestory brick house, with dry BASEMENT an
finished attic, carragehouse, and stable.
1t is unnecessary anything relative to the ocaS
OF the above described property, as it is well known to
one of the heahiest and pleasantes situations in was
inBon central and convenient The house is well bult az
in complete repair
Terms of sale; One-haf cash the balance in twelve
eighteen, weny-iour and thirty months, the purcha'
giving notes. bearing interest, and secured by deeu
trust. The title is indisputable A. GREEN,
April 29-6t Auctioneer
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DOARDING.-Mrs STETTINIUS, Opposite the City
ID Hall, Louisiana avenue, has several pleasant
occupied. Mar 9-6teod
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[To BE CONTINUED. ]

200; DR.. w. A. Bowser, Jefferson Furnace Pa 2a
B Dean, Lynchburg. Va, 5.ooi ID. Mitchell, Harrisba
Pa, 800.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, April 30 ISL
an the petition OF StuleIy Turner, OF Cranston

" the State of Rhode Island, praying Tor the extension
patent granted to the said Turner, for glazing pee CO
waddng for years from the expiration OF
patent which takes place the 25h day of July 1871
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard the Pate
Office, the LIST Monday in June next, at IL O'Clock
and all persons notified TO appear and show cause
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the uas
and National Zeitung, Washington Pennsylvanian Al
Times, Phiadel pha Globe, New York Herald, Pro,
dence, Rhode Island; Post and Times, Boston, once
week for three successive weeks previous TO the Isl Ma
dav in June next EDMUND BURKE
Commissioner of Patents
p s. Editors of the above papers will please copy al
send their bills the Patent Office, with paper cona
ing this notice April 29-law3w
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49,, FOR RENT, large and convenient three.s,o
H brick house, with back building all in complete
Es.k der with marble mantes, and large double lot wi
yartcn situated on Capitol Hill, adjoining the residence
A. Dowson, esq, the north Capitol gate. Inquire Of
y. PEPPER
April 29-3tawtfif For the heirs
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DLAIN BEREGEs.-Just received
l. pieces plain mode colors
do do in pink and blue
These goods being exceedingly scarce We advise
in want to call early. d. CLAGETT CO.
April 29-3tif
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Tickets SI0--IIalves $5-Quarters So so.
Certificates Of packages OF rs whole tickets, Sll0 %
Do do 25 half do So %
DO do % quarter do n 80
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nj Isa7.
j. w. MAURY d CO., Managers.
Successors to JIG. Gregory d Coz
M II
$4,000, $4,000, 10 OF sl,oOOI

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 20, for 1871
To be drawn at'Alexandria, Saturday, May 8, 1917
Is drawn numbers in each package of 20 tickets.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

10000 stone pipes
no Gross Matches.
In store and for sales
BEAL agd son.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

COHVERsE u Co,
G r 0 G. r s
N TCHOuptTOutAs, CORNER
LAFAYETTE sfHhhf,
NEW ORLEANS
Oct III lB46s
W. p, EesytHsF, g.. T. F1aaEsf
CONVERSE * co. 6r0eers mi
LigY9f Dealers, ~; Tthgubit1nlasa
Teas. green and black, IN various sized
PACKAGES, of the highest grade imported, Sc
ieeted expressly for eenh9iHeufsi kandius ana
for sale by
CONVERSE 4 60, 81 TehoupltlonIas.
We waHtta buy likely negro man, 10 to
81 years at age, for o warehouse mah,
CONVERSE Il co. 81 TeboHpitohlas'
Byfap-a few ti8rees Stewards gEtfi
quality, f1f sale by
CONVERSE 4 co. ~ T6hodpttontas,
COLOGNE WAFER
A Hns assortment Of cologne Waters
Just received and for sale by.
H. deuHBAr.
ZINC 100 pounds Zine
fer. sale. By. D. J0URDAN,
Cpnptse GtAssbs. Fofbale ny
81 r. J6unBAH.
B1uH Mass. Warranted good aud fresf
fof saiB ty D. JovtpAS.
UAsrltB Soar. Fof sale by
"a H. %JatHbAN.
LBrenHs Of the bes} quality fot sBte By
b4 r. j6Uanaa.
CAhohBb Of the best q0aIity. for saIs by
nd Il. ]JouHpAN,
WONM SIZED Otb-tust received aud f7t
sal > B"tjOURDAN.
wAtA's HaaiFgd he=tu5t received by
DJOUHDAN
WINDOW GLASS,
All ng1aa 1T window giaaspf AL sizes Just
raeniyel from tha best Manufacture, Of Pitts'
bhfetL ii store and f6f sale ,s
TRUB3Es.
t,arae asaoEtlneat u pat4tit t]ftlsses OF va
fIeta Sizes aad patterns, For sale ~
aUpFRl0R CASTOR oil.
M a. aaslt. galion, or hottie, to suit bar.
ebasets, In stofs end for sale by
80 FDA Tna d mounds bost aua.
~ s2ttal.,
ny ie' s'''V' n = nAyfs.
LARD oiL'-3 barrels ~ ''0Fo' any
for sale by.
" = AVIS
1890 s,iqs .na m.,nI. ,,,a,
received and for sale by
I q. T.. DAVIS p
9i't'
mo ~ sa'epy' n y NV,
~. - DAVIS
CAhohbbI - PVinas " ~ -
quality, just received aug t'F s'i9 y
1Ss. at s'lpar,of stlpiaa gh,pn ~ III
feeetfea anu NV S"'o' ~ q, j, DAVIS
.a,
CROCkERY IL GLASS WARE .
wafe.for sale by
TomiinsoB i Babta.
.,,,s tfe*
HARDWARE ~ CULLEN
General assorffnebt Of hard ware ar
caglafg,0f superior apalities,by.
hN1IASSE S AND SAIL.
i0N saels afe9aF a8d Rue salt, molasse'
bAffels and halt hafrsls for sale oy
YoAlIasoa 4. Babia.
A00 4suahafa nf Petit Cali coltJn seed jus
received and fJr ale by
TOMtJHSON Il BAUM
:
aARl,EN 5hHhbs'-~a sooa 49,. j VIZ
garder seeds, warranted me gfeW'n ~ ga
COFFEE.
20 sacks Of superior Rio Coffee, by
1'omGasoB d Babin.
pARRFLS- $50 eypregs bar
rels for eale low by Tomltnsoa # Balin.
HI loo kess y i%r, y aooa \ pFssr =
dRAGRs. we are receiving . variety Q
iaiFsy arld common Nfates, 8uitable iof puFn
4 &AaF 7sEgEg4a1F 4Ra1 aEft4Eh4 Aa& will HHII lowe
tba4 nav can hg purchased Ii New Orleans
a96 faIlg equal IL point 81 beauty and dIrabi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02
JAMES MeVAY
RrIrnER AND ARCHIrEeg.

DUTIIEN N9NU NNUTT EIW1F|
Respectfully Informs the citizens N Baton
Rouge and vicinity that lie Is prepared g M
dertake all contracts IN hs line, and VII So
aleays ready to execute orders for everg af-
tiele ofhouse ioinery on the most reasonable
terms.
Refer to Col. r. Hicxk VIZ Fowlef
ana Joseph Menard, Esqrs.
April IL 10.
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NtrnAYED-

From the subscriber some time ~ 10y lasl
L Dsalsg cow iosgssly belonging w " 1856
Hitl, She was ulaFged w5h 3 snsta effe5
and spit IN tho 1sgM aed Ffdp ha3I
crop Ia the left eur BrAEed EN- tbe aIa WIN
letters q who efGf VII give t'atice whefe
sae may be found. u fefarn her AZ my mouse
shall be Literally naHafded, Baton hotfs I.
Oct. 18Th ls46, ALFRED
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ANIS.

lie soussigne insorme leS3sublic qu'il Went
de louer lie cafe teau par l passe par Mi
Granarys sur Ia rue dis Peglise, ct in-
foEuie respactleus sment las c~itoiyens de
Baion Roage qu'ilcontinuesa lie meme cafe,
ct quill fera son gossible pour plaire au
public, ct rnndre "a maisosfun rendezvous
agreeable pour cers qui yotiront bien fha-
norer de leur pratsque.
III tiendra Eouicsrs ses fseux billiards en-
b5n oulre.
Dec 4, Idt6. q. HACKET.
GLASS. pussy aud oilsr|R general asset
aeRt on hanH.
BEIAL and son.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

lANL1Ks PERSIAN IHItEADs
100 dozens No, / 20 8 Just received from
New York and for sale by
PHILLIPS AN0UE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

Tae p~astneesbjp heretofore existing besfee
q IL Laeey5aI II. Loueks has been tbs da5
dissolved 6Y Hsutaaa consent.
Baton R@ge, October TO, 1915
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raRAcrA

We have received another lot Of Zig sy
superior HAIRY OF H VEST, apd THAT
,Me OLD COON '-ikewise a large assorl-
,ns4t ID Missouri and KentuckY Tuhacrd.
feb % Pike 81 Hart
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

INDIA RUBBER SHOES.
Just rareised one case Ladies' rubber over
SHOES, a very superior article.
PHILIPS LANOUE
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no TAX rAY ANS
49,

VICTOR VINCENT. / %Rhonaeur dan.
aenssr a des pratigaes, On I lent S. Sc con.
f~nFa4ara lenrs ~defsaRdes rk513et6as et Quill 4
apresent pour aide, un excellent Barber,
Coafeur, sc.
Ces messienrs seFopt touBnnrs prets 0 RAJ
ser, lriser, Golfer, e lsNt pour le mieuS
ct dams la dernier chic
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

ENGLISH VESSELS UNDER FEExcH Coz
oRs.-Lord Chesterfield being ia Paris.
was at a party with Yoltaire, whaa the lad.
ter said 10 him.
"My Lord, which are he most beautiful.
the English Or the French ladies p
" Really, cannot tel, : replied Chester.
field, slam not q good Judge Of painting.s
Soon after, Voliare, happening to be
conversing with an English woman highly
rouged, Chesterfield approached him and
said.
" Sir, take care that you are not capei-
Yated.'
My Lord" replied Toltaire. 81 have
no fears Of being taken BY an Eaglish vsa.
sci carrying French c~olors."
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WHERE ARN WE4

1870 EfEfbE -
For more eh4u eighteen hundred yoprs rhs
world hashtd morality preached to it--
morality, bOfh Il alhen md philosophical,
Chris ian and natural ! AMI what has oil
this preaching brought about Riches and
L0x0Fy to Churches and Ci0lgtcrs, 10
I'fiestsaDd Princes; Hunger and Poverty 10
tbs PIou5 and u ieI5ept; Apathy IN regltd
"a The Hottest aud Hgpet; priie anJ
~llabgntiness on The part Of Scholars aud
Sages; Doabt Prejudice, and lmoralffy on
tho part Of tho NJ tss ., Yea, verdy, yonf
preaching up Of Mofatny has pfgdnceI q
state Of tmofali1y winch can scarce be-
| more horrible or Of wider extent" S5und
ind pregnant words these. which W. lind
10 heNew York VU'kg Jnbanl Morality
indeed La m order o fsOcigGy whers il IL
admitted that the Christian principles arc
vet aside whenever dollrs and cents are
IN quaslion-whefe female vlrlpe il sold N
orr cities for the price Of a par 0f ahnes-
where one /" gentlema0" s(abs an4th r in
broad daylight without Io-lng Ills rank-
where duelIfsts aud dcbauChees are fhs
guanlianf Of public moras-where drunk.
en- men staggsr 10 our halls Of tegsta:iop.
where our honorable merchants dsypttrh
vessels ffeighled with disease and death IT,
distant shoFes-~and whero tlie IN fiji ID
priest with the oash Of q ID on his soul.
connivey at the IDfqnlty which he daTes
not febuke-t is a beautiful lhlgn 10 talk Of
morally ! Morality. fors0oth ! We wonder
that the Sun does not veil his facs as le
looks down on a world 50 stained AID spot.
ted with hldc0us sins. % man. ! 8 tbgfg
no desh 10 thy obd4rate heart" lhat lheu
dost not culver IN CONSERVATION ut the
daily spectacle VIII ch meets tny eve ? With
what cup Of devils hast thou bssn druggsd
u look on this scene Of misery a,uanosed7
IL there no God % Heaven, no truth on
earth, that thy 1howsy soul IL lnIled r.
these decefful dreams, as the Etyaum Of
human destiny? But thanks to the Almi-
ghty Providence, these diferul exhibitions
are but the pangs AMI COMMISSIONS Of tbs
social infancy Of our race. We must
needs go through this Stage Of universal
movement. "A crisis has now arrived. The
time of transition Is at hauJ. Humanity i
struggling with the mighty lhroes that IRE.
ceed a higher manifestation of life. Chasg
will give place 10 order and beauty. Free
men and true will walk on the reeenerated
earth, and the charms Of Eden will be re-
stored with more than It's primeyal glory
Harbnger.
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NOTICE..

Cook SrovEs-To those who arc not il
poesessien Of ono Of these valuable Stoves,
The price Of which is saved in fuel in less than
ono year, we would say, 'Ask your neigh.
bor. who has one, how he IL pleased viii M
and then call upon us aud we alll serve rot
with one that eanuol be surpassed u excel
lcnre. PMEan HAIR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

RICH nlEsss t3tS0Da,
Nav aneaing, ~a8spte0dtE assortment tf
rich dress goedS consisting pf Paris print.
ell cashmere dsEe9sso, rApn dc laiafs
mousline liz iainn
The ladies Mia Iglsa3e cas- and examine
some eattfe lnsew Styles tisay cannot aud
elsewhere and eiliHs cheap 1y
acc . PaHlips y Ldaore.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

OFFICE Il Pastor STOVES We have
some very handsome parlor Stoves, and o lot
ef the hest artern Office stoves, adapted 10
Fthe use O. coal or wood.
PIKE and Hart.
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DIP. aAnTIhL

jig IITI EI3Fts
fleencl6 pae le fufy MEDICAL de la Neu-
veile Orleans, i Eteanhour NaArir reFpect.
0seJaent SEES s%ervleee aux haaitans dc Baton
Rapge ut aea enviraas.
San Gahinat ost elles Id lagGGeuf Rane6cr
asfsona a JRg8 Tmsiag.
July 1 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

NEW FLOUR.
90 barrels, a superior article Of st. Louis
brand, just received by
oct21 81 PIKE ~ HART.
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pnMnER

20 abale, hall ana quarter kegs, superior
DAAA2ttN 0sNt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

* fjeeaase the tops and leaves contaia
fully ~ much Of the earb6nN dgrtps from
the mir, rs the stalks contained Of the car
bon derived from the s0t.
A rain Ruage, kept In Nov Orleans,
shows q fall Of rain amounting 10 more than
ten fcet from the first Of Decembor 1s45, 10
the first ofseptenber 1876, Il period ofniae
months.
Johnson's Lectures on Agricultural
Chemistry and Geology.
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.LlIlN b PIE Nv.

Having haea aRl@Inied IA the ta1vernof
pAR4su Aur4tasEeayldaf hi services tn tho
r0Alia paaafalty, Any hopI4ess eoliidud Ii
hia care will be proniptls attekded @,
Apply 10 hirH At 5his restdEleas next door
above k, Beats store.
nov Is no ii s10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

MflAUX a. VENDRE.
De Ia Chaux, dn Sable, ct des Brlques,
constanss7enten vente par
j. BERHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

ST. Louis Flour.
WE are constantly receiving, fresh st
| Louis Flour. Of the best brands.
Nov. 80 PIKE HART.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OTIS GLls'
AaD0GW nRAbE ,RD.

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SAnaIseR AND AiA1NBs MAitBR
Re4hetfFalfy ]fntaftss The n4S lilo that he has
apennt 4 slhfe u8 GhlEGehs AtfaNt tp1 dBare A.
hove ptlJe tFt, wEae eiie really 10 eSe.
cute all work ID ba fine vii n~ealaeae aud
leanateh
april ~ 1910
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

CEDAR LOGS.
COS hundred Cedar logs, assorted sizes &
length. Also ~ f4ausan5 Shingles, warran-
ted good, faf saAs az tha terry landing. by
C. VINCENT.