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Affairs In ALBANY

ALBANY, June ~, iss7.
-Four hundred lrishmen OF Albany have rendered Az
Governor VIM II Seward public dinner, which he has
declined
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Died..
Died.
Yesterday morning, Mrs. MARY T. GRArAcAP, in the

Yesterday morning, Mrs. MARY T. GRArAcAP, in the
Goth year Of her sge.
Her friends and acquaintances and those of her
Gabriel p, John L. and Henry T. Gratacap, respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this "Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock from her late residence Is White
street, without further invitation.
On the 2sth inst, of typus fever, DAVID DAVIDSON,
native of Edinburgh Scotland aged 30 years.
The relatives and friends and those Of his brothers.
most respectfully invited to attend the funeral
vices at the West Presbyterian Church. Carmine street.
to-day, at o'clock The remains to be taken to the
Greenwood Cemetery.
On Tuesday, 29th inst, at the National Hotel No o
Courtlandt street. SAMUEL w. SMITH, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, of Inflammation of the brain
The residents of Cincinnati at present in the city,
respectfully invited to attend his funeral at 10 o'clock
this morning, from the National Hotel.
U5- The Cincinnati papers will please copy.
On the 29th inst, Mrs JANE WILKINS, relict Of the
late David wilkins, after protracted illness.
Her acquaintance and friends and those of her
in-law, VIM. Topham and DR.. John r. w. Comb, are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral this WED
nesday) afternoon, at o'clock from the house of the
latter, No. 273 Greenwich street.
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WANTED. A LApf's, NADIA rs.rsetsbl. female y
well With dss
ledge Of millinery German or French woman wosid be
ssSS
S.s@..s:S.
sell generally useful understands book keepnE ~ aouos
sa & s.s viii
WANTED A SITUATION, By young man, Wait r.
M aud has objections q m the .a Ss" e1f hs
WANTED, SUITABLE K00Ms for !, Single Gentle
M xp letter tie SSRs 6se 1857
WANTEkDai situation wO% H,, Of o Gss.
ton. 70 travelling with lady Enquire II Beekmsa street.
ClTUAIIoy WANTED.-Wsniea a situation py young
q. to I whole
south 0oS f letter 'tidisss '1 Office
pKlNTEKs IN WANT OF EMPLOYMENi will
.., HSf S. Ihs sd
je28 3tsuc l66 William near Beeknan str, ct
IL Steamer Andrew Jackson informed yesterday that
s ss. 1s ssf'SfI ef
Of % be Ss s
18Th s sSs m a is h hi
ss
g. , sss VIII q ss ss e
s Sho oSn s @
low attention to her under the
ID and eo@modious Bowling Saloon No $50 Broadway ana
. sad eos. s Of &
% Te das hs aes he
has good run Of cus9m and when the the y IN
' s Isft ssy
will be sed Fly as me sSS ON
between the hours Of twelve and three time
during the evening Jr29 3terc
| NOURTH July NOTICE TO GENTLhMEN-If
wait look well dressed on The Fourth you had bet
Washington, where have them cleaned dyed and
hsr ass Sons s a he
lett Thursday and returned Saturday
'ne 20 a:4sp'a'me IN" 'esSRR 81 Murray st.
RoAkD ~ THE COUNTRY wishing to o.
Orange sH county one ms the andns The
Thomas Powell stops the landing morning and
ing For further particulars enquire Of Mr. Nm Harris,
l25 Forsyth street. je29 a.rc
NQTicEThe su5.srhers inform hs pubIIive that they
ss sac a. hs U
sh Be- Al particularly bspe vsI q This his
wholesale retail establishments, No. Park Row
and 'sl Broadway near Prince street bE1LUc s. CO..
| je2s 3Otsr Sole successors to Place soutllard.
G 5A IN nA ss
inform the of the Cambria, that he has
just received by late arrivals from Havana fine
of Havana and Principe Segars, which will be worthy Of
| their and the public inspection
NB-None but the genuine Havana and PfIcipe Segars
will be offered at this establishment. HENklQUES,
| je28 2tsrrc LOG Broadway, corner of Pine street.
THE COMMISSIONERS Of Emigration hereby give no
the and of steamboats, aud other
which who citizens of the United
States brought the port Of New York from of the
United States other than the State of New York. that they
will be required to make report in writing to the Mayor q
the city Of New York. within hours after the
val Of such vessels said port according the first section
the law of May s. l87 and Of omission negec
make such report the penalty of sevenyve dollars
each Of said whose the omission neglect
| be obtained at the Mayors Office ROBERT TAYLOR,
| General Agent of the Commissioners Of Emigration
New York. June Is, 1877 je 26fh
| COAJSS Observation-Disclosures
Of Cotton Threads hereby cautioned that
article of spool thread ked Coates Co, NOW offered fol
sale in this market the celebrated thread
featured by Messrs p. Goats, of Paisley, Scotland
| HUGH UCHINCLOsS& SONS.
je9 30tissrc Agents Of ]. X p Goats. Of Paisley
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iaI.3la

Bearing nterestat 6 per ceut, payable sema ANNUALLY.
Prospective calculations Of the business of the Company,
wa,nt Inc taon the mon Of the Directors, that
regular emannu, dividends will hereafter be paid COM
mencng in November next.
The following comparative statement Of the receipts OF
the for nine months between the and
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p totals Sg,22t % st3tss 10 $5l,263 80
jesn c STR ''''' o. JSmEs RINToUL Clerk
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND sHIPsiAs Els
Every m.ter Of cossaF vessel shall e the Health
hours after the arrival Of his vessel IN The port such
money shall be demanded from him under he provisions
shall forfeit the sum Of one hundred doars
Copy dissection oil act provide for sick and disabled sea-
See II The President Of said Trustees shall demand and
be enttl receive aud case neglect refusal pay
shall for and recover The Of the people of this
, M o9%% n s mssT, y 'T: sm nat
mwer oieyery vessel from foreign port for himself 9ue
Second from the master each casting vessel for each
person on board composing the crew such twenty
sey aad Shall pay for
each and e d may ss S for
by law on masters OF coastng vessels for not paying
The State imposed by the above act including that part
s s%s% Thsss IN i be
take '"''' To psii fT HiA21sxlkD J Collector
omce hours 10 to o'clock je30 Itt nc
b!:! 5
s d srsss -eS ss T;
sstab.h%snt goods mos, approved fs6cs
possible sssH si.o EdsaSo E soS
acs E, to 1903 ChambeE street lcpposite the savings.
'a 6 Rs ''s' s' ss q g9o"
nISSULUTIUN-The copartnershp heretofore existing
II between THOS. +. GUlON, of New York aud VIM
STUART GUINNESS and JOHN BUSH, Of New Orleans
under The firm Of GUION Co. is dissolved, and the name
of said firm longer to be used.
Nav ORLEANS June II, 1897. j2o 3tsrc
DKEPAID LETTERS TO ALL PARTS. OF EU.
ROPE The subscribers will receive and forward let
ter steamer Cambria" LIST July, TO all parts Of Eu.
Bigs will close at 81 P N; Wednesday, goth inst;
SLetter can be prepaid above all Of The
tinent j-29 30 rrc
A DVERTsENEN rs are daily forwarded for publication
IN the best Newspapers Of all cities aud pal
the Unted States Cansd &c. by the accredited agent B.
Palmer who also authorised receive subscriptions The
agency is in the Trtu,e Buildings. je29 30t.r
NQTICE-1he consignce, Mr.. J. w, Barber, Of 70 Dry
IN Hides, per packet ship Louisville, from New Orleans,
subscriber. +. X. COLLINS,
je29 So South st.
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TELEGRAPIIlC.
Markets.

bosToN, June 70, r. NJ.
In cotton, transactions continued light. spIaners
Uurchased sparingly, holders seemed indsposod TO
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y.ex FOR sALE-WEsTCHLSTERL AND-ro gen.
3T6emen in want Of sites for country seats. to market
~deners of land for gardens, and all persons
wishing location in the neighborhood Of New York, 500
Of Land in the of Wechester, within mile
Of the City Hall, with right Of passing Harlem Bridge
tree of TOLL offered at sale III lots
from five fifty each The lands within fife
minutes walk q the railroad from, good roads the
neghborhood Of schools aud churches Of different denomna-
tons the good aud location healthy Title ndspu.
table. Terms moderate. Apply to
GOUVERNEUR MORRIS,
Morisania, Westchester Co
Or WALTER RUTHERFURD, Counse Tor,
ieg0 20ts New ork
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WANTED A SITUATION, BY young man. as wsitr
w aud has objections the country can produce
the best city reference Address note TO r. H. az this
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WANTED, SUITABLE ROOMS for a Single Gentle
w and Servant the part OF the CIT - In OF
Broadway. Apply by letter Post Office, box 1887
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CLOTHING
A FULL AND FASHIONABLE SUIT,
READY MADE,
FROM
80 70 S25,
AT THE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
mo 30t'r No. 100 Fulton street.
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~ LIGHT HAT! CLEAR HEAD!-KNUX, attn
1913 Fulton has beautiful light and airy -
Summer Hats expressly adapted to the object Of
keeping cool"
depends the freedom and elasticity Of the head there
fore follows that hats should be light aud
possible and that any make money with Of
Knox than with any other, Try the experiment
teot iwis
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.usef,s...a MUSIC-THE PIANO taught on very
y3SD26e4 moderate terms by lady who has had con.
siderable experience in teaching. She profess
VIZ Sses to teach IL IN scientific manner with the
theory which she undertakes to impa thorough knowledge
OF. Terms three dollars per month. line addressed TO
Music At the Herald Office, shall be attended to-
40 IIae
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COAJs'S THREAD.-CAUTION.-Pu ana con-
~ of Cotton Threads hereby cautioned that
article of spool thread Co, now offered for
sale in hi. market not the eeebrasd thread manu-
HUGH AUCHINCLOSS & SONS,
90 ntisSr Of l. n G0afa or Pal
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SITUATION WANIED-By Young man, lAmssr,cls!n l.l
self generally useful understands book keeping BY double
Good city reference be given required note
ed 10 - iJ02tsr
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COSTING, French RestaursteuL CT and &C Nassau ST.,
LIZ returns his thanks has friends and
patrons who have so literally sustained him he
menced his establishment and begs leave inform them that
he under the necessity Of closing the
of the proprietor being about erect buildings that
spot
Mr. Go-ng will keep his Office up for the ensuing
weeks where all having claims against the above establish
will please to call Tor payment. je27 7tsrc
NOTlCE-TURTLE DINNERS, at Bumhams Mansion
~ House. Bloomingdale. The first dinner will
ake.place Wednesday the goth June inst at "a o'clock
NJ weather permitting, If not The rs fair day after.
je29 2issrc VIM BURNHAM
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The Southern telegraph is out Of order. No news.
The Western line is also out Of order
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WANTED-A situation. by young woman of ques-
w onable character chiidens nurse Has no obJec-
travelling with lady. Enquire Beekmaa street,
front room, the second floor. Je292@rc
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DKlNTEKS IN WANT OF EMPLOYMENT will
obige subscriber and probably themselves also, by
~ ~ WILLIAM NEWELL
isaa AZ w liam. ne. Beeknan str. ct.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-12

Mn. EAVENANT, Professor De Danse,
Eleye dus Conservatoirc dc IAcadeEnie Noyale
i Paris. Il l'honneur dInformgr respectueuse-
nnent les Families ct les personnes en- general
de cette hiIle, quill re propose de dolner de5
fecons d8i,s Tart de Ia Danse.
ia sur$eriorit6 de sa mtthode en- les connais-
sances a)Sduiscs. dams rexecution dom Il q falt
preuve d&puis quatre arntes quill reside cons
tammentsa ID Nouvelle Orleans, lui ont merite
IN nombfeux patronage dams les families les
plus ~distiagutes ct los princip aux Colleges ct
pensionrats. Encourage par ces suftfages'
il ose ~esltarer quill en- sera de meme en- cette
Vile parsni los families qui Fhonoreront De
leur c~onfancc. 5a .
Toute$ les Danses les plus a Ia mode, lul
sont consues ct b la perfection, d'artant plus
q~u'6tant En rapport ayec les princlpaux Fro
fesseurs lie Paris, il recoit les Biographies e.
10 Musitale de chaque Danse les plus rouvel-
lea ct adsniscsd,n la societa fashionable. lei
que la EFpowA Ia MAzuRKA ct les VALsEs
4 deux len cling TENS ct Ia ctlei1re POLKA
don't on MA pu mi disputer iusqu.a &c jour
nour toute Ia grace compliqu6 gull deploye
dams cetfe dense d'apr6s 1fr. Eugene Cor
roll dc l$,pera a Paris.
VorlaS1t do1nor I'm Libre essort a Get arl
aui donrSSs In grace ct le m~aintien de Ia %jeunes
se----Le ,sieur Lavcnant, t]raitora avec les ta
miles aides prix modtrts ct Sc rendra a Do
micile.
Le collrs de SOS Lecons c~ommencera aPartil
du lRr Mai, ~iusqu'au ID Octobre.
S'a fr4sser au Bureau de cette Feuille.
avril iO----l0.4
MI. Liven mt ofre aux families respe tables
oui ont bccreilli chez eux des orphalins, d.
laur d@or<1er des Ieeons gratuitos. lis sc rdun
front / ION d~onaioile troia fois par somaine.
Mais5n De Monsieur Favrot pres l'imprim
rie. depais 7 hours du soir jusqn'a 8.
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EDUCATION,
BATON ROUGE HIGH SCHOOL,,
EnR R0YS.

The above institution just established IN TINS
city. and coaducted by ". @. SAUN pERs' "a
graduate ofttie Virginia Scientific and Military
Academy is now open for the reception OF q
select ami limited number Of pupils, no ln'tcu-
ton in the South offers greater advantages lol
the successful prosecution Of . thorough ny ~
liberal course Of studies, both civil ana fniil-
tary. First session commences on Alo4uay
-.GRSE OF INSTRUCTION. .
wary Branches Of an English Educa-
,o,. b,gher Branches If Mathematics, Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy, French, Spanish and
Italian, Languages, Military Engineering,
Drawing, Painting, Fencing--Str4ight Sword
Brold Sword Exercise, and Instrumental
Music. TEXANS
English Bganches S3 per month
Do 10 French. A..
Mathematics, Mod. Langua- 20
ges, Engineering, Philo-
sophy, Astronomy, %, :,
N. b. Arrangements have been made Dy
which a number Of Boarders my be accom-
mod ted. They will reside in the same family
with the Principal; and be under his immaculate
control and superintendenca>
REFERENCES D D. Avery Esq, Baton
1Jta. NJ. Elan Esq, { konge
rrThe Editors Of the "G zctte," and "Aa
~voc7te," are authorized to receive the names
Of such a. desire to enter the institution
June Sis
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rnpERsnNs DESIGNING TO

rs-gr re PERsONs DESIGNING TO
s Sf7ABUTLD. &c.-The undersigned,
\ Builder and Architect, respect
fully informs the citizens OF Bat
IN Rsuae Iaat he is now we'll preparedto take
all contracts IA the line of building.
Persons living at a distance, who are build
ing, can, by leaving their orders At my shop
ON Church street, opposit Mr. M. Gfanarts
Coffee House, have their sashes, doors,
blinds, wiudow-frames, etc., made in the best
style. Jobbing, about town, done at the
shortest n%etice,
Those desirous of building, will find it 70
their advantage to give me a call before con"
tracing elsewhere. | will furnish specified
| tons, in all cases, without charge if do the
work.
I will keep.on hand, at all times, a good
| stock Of seasoned lumber, and othe, bulto'
ing materials. so that persons WLshIhg 70
build, need suffer no unnecessary detentlon
in having their work done.
no.42. T. MckIIKlHA.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL!

- 49, J L WEIR 7.
JUST received, a fine assortment Of ~Jewelry,
consisting in part Of the following:
Gold Stone and Shell finger Rings.
Ear Handkerchief and Key Rings,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breastpins.
Scarf Ribon and Hair Pins.
Studs and Sleeve Buttons.
Tips Slaps and Slides.
Necklaces, Bracelets and Bracelet Clasps.
Lockets and Miniature Cases.
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases.
Gold Pens and Silver Thimbles.
Watch Keys.
Ball Tablets and Bouquet Holders.
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles.
Stone and Silver Coat Links.
Gold and Steel Mounted watch Ribbons.
Steel Vest Chains.
LET and Steel Bonnet Slides.
Letter Folders, Pen Holders and Paper
Weights. p,
Beads. ,
Curls.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invl-
ted TO call and examine for themselves.
Shop on Lafayette street, next door to Phil-
lip's & Lanouc. &C. IOIIhL'
Feb. u. No. 2. l64|.
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FTATDE IA LOUISIANA.

Parotsss d'Est Baton Ronge-Vu que
stephen Henderson, habitant de la P~aroisse
d'Egt Baton-R Rouge, ayant Pintention
Pgmancipar son e%selave nominee Ann
Randolph, agee de plus de trente ans
Toutes ~perso1nes qui pourrait avoir des OPP
positions l9gales a la dite emancipation,
sont REFUSES d'ear6gistrer les dites oppo-
siti m ~ bureau da greiFier de la Coar de
District. dsns l~esqulfante jours ql' suivroht
H. prza 1fs pu5liEa!ion de Get avis.
a. {4--l8. L.. C. NORRIS.
Sheriff.
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Charles GUedg'g

Worker in tin, copper and sheet iron
would respectfully inform his friends and
customers at large, that he has removed his
establishment back to the old stand near the
Printing Office where he intends carrying
on he tin business.
He has already on hand a fine and well as-
.aorted stock of tin ware, which he offers as
clleapa az can bp purchased any where in the
South.
Cutters. apouts Ac.,snade and put up at
The shortest notice anil despatch. Bathing
tubs, oil cans ofall sizaa, stove pipes &c.
constantly on hand. All kinds of "copper"
Tin and sheet iron ware repaired.
He will guarantee bis work solid and binds
himself to repair gratis, all work done by
him,
GO7d BRASS and Copper taken in er-
| change for mork.
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Notice.
MANsKRR z.

Il - A &A 81 1#& & ~ ~
HAS Just received per late arrivals, a hang
some assortment OF Fancy, Spring & Summer
drv Goods, to wit. French and English Bal
~Zarines. Jackonet. printed lawns, Tape, Check,
Muslinea Needle worked collars, Fancy do,
Gents and ladies' Fancy Gfagats, Scotch ar
CANDY. Ginghams, Irish linen. PAX Ginghams,
French and English do, Plaid linen dressing.
Cottonade French and English, Ticking,
Cotton checks, York Danims, Cold. Cambrlck
Fancy Prints of various descriptions, Carded
skirts, Fancy scarfs, Black and white Bobinet
for wells, Barage do, Tuscan Bollnets, Leg
horn DO, Bonnet and Zap Rbhanda. Gents d
ladies' PocketH andkerehie,s silk Purses, thread,
and cotton Edgings, Buttons, Needles and
thread, Suspenders, Brown sheotings l2t4, 7t8,
4f4, bleached do, hickory shifting, Black prints,
Alpaca do, Fancy assorted Hooks and Eyes,
! Combs of various kinds, Pins, Madras Hand
kerchiefs, and Gloves Of all descriptions, UNI
brellaa, Muskoto netting and Lowells rs
and AI4, Twilled do.
CLOTHING.
Gents Merino, dress and Frock Goats, Lin
en- dress do, Cottonade do, Cratin do, Cotton
cloth d., Ginghams and Fancy do, Pants Of the
same materials, Fancy Summer Vests. Fancy
Coats for Boys: A general assortment Of
| Hats and Caps, Shoes, and Boots, Cater Boots
liz ~I}ootoes. BHslins and in fact q general
assortment, for Gents and Ladies and Children
suitable for spring and summer, all of which
will be sold at the lowestpriees for Cash.
JAMES MANSkER.
Lafayette street, between the stores Of @. ,.
Davis and y. Jacob.
The old friends of the undersigned in this
and the adjoining parishes, and the public ge-
neraly are respectfully solicited to call. They
may rest assured that every effort viii be made
to suit them.
April So l847.
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pECTORAL AND ANTI ASTHMA
TIC SYRUP.

TIC SIRIP.
Ihave, for more than thirty years, oeen
A afflicted with Asthma, which was known, not
only to nv friends, but also To many others'
who could Judge Of the SITUATION 10 Whieh
This malay had reduced me. During the
latter part ofthe disease, | could not restin
bed, and frequently during the space OF elSh'
or ten DAYS, Icould aot eve lie d9W9' oea-
ted in an arm chair-my head reclining on
the side of the bed, I obtained at intervals
some ~repoSe! This situation pecomta9 3es-
perate, tried various means 20 obtain re''eI'
and have succeeded, after more thah d year .
research, in discovering a 5PrGitlc oyInP'
which has produced such a happy effect upon
that at present | only experience some stlsh
oppression, which is Immediately reneVe
BY one or Two doses! If at any time lre3a
exposure, I am threatened with an attack
I take repeated doses ofthe Syrup, ana sue
coed in obtaining immediate relief.
It ia mot to be supposed that a disease 50
obstinate as the Asthma, should yield 10 the
frst doses Of the Syrup: it is only after long
use that relief may be expected, or a Pef'ee'
cure. if taken when first attacked.
Asapectoral, this syrup is employed IN
The rreater part Of the diseases ct the breast
| s,eh as Observation-Disclosures OF the lungs
-Plenrisv &c. DIR. Rance has employed !
in cases Of pulmatnory physic, and 1t mas sue
ceeded better than any other remedy In FeIiev'
;ng the oppression that always accompanies
| this alarming disease. He informs me, tina
m erder tn afford certain relief, he has BEEF
| Obliged towards the end OF the disease 10 40
minister it in strong doses. Dr., Ran:e con
| sjAars it as one of the best pectoral remedies
The directions for use are attached 10 1hs
bottles. i.
The depotAir the above syrup is at tn
| store of the undersigned, and prepared by hin
in Baton Rouge.
Price IS els per phiaI offs ouuces-$7 81
rer dozen phials. :,
The foregoing statement is true, as regard'
myself. Refers to Dr, II. Rance:
dec. 1916. H. LANOoE'
| ALSO A VERY SUPERIOR DEN
TRTFICE.
In marshy countries and nea the SCI
shoe, people are more or less subject t.
the 41lryT. which affects particularly TIN
teeth and gums, he last become of a darl
purple. swelIed and detached 'front.' teetl
By using the dentriice three oil four day
only at morning and night, they will b
restored to their natural state.
Use daily, a few drops in a tumbler c
water, keep the mouth in order and fresh
Also a vegetable Cosmetic, preferable
to Cologne water, particularly for ladies
itdoes not only refresh the skin, but give
it a beautiful white color.
Cologne water warranted first quality
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YlMOHhN EAX, N u.
DENTIST.

Has NOW ON HAND, TILE BEST OF MATERIAL
TO- perfect work, and pledges to his patrons as
good operations az they Can obtain IN I've
state, particularly in mounting teeth on
gold plate.
Office at his residence.
Calls lett afthe drug store of o. P. Davis,
will meat with prompt attention.
Dr.. Fay has been kindly permitted to refer
to the following gentlemen, most OF whom
have been acquainted with his operations dn
ring the past nine years.
B r Harvey. NJ. D., US Az !; C K FRENCH
M. D {; Henry Perkins, NJ. D Jehn Perkins
ND. ] p McGitnsey, NJ D.; + Hereford
M. D.. = M Enders, NJ. D.; s 6 LaYcock' NJ
n; Augustus King, NJ D.: Hon Judge b4rk'
Hon Judge ~ & Penn Rev. J. Woodord ge;
Rev. John Burke.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-12
Almost every thing necessary for family
use, together with
NOTICE.

J. PITET g. CO., would respectfully Ii
form their friends and the public in general
that they have a complete assortment Of ready
made Tombs, which they can set in the space
Of half q day.
They have also at hand, Inscription tables,
and are able to perform all works that may Be
ordered, such as family Monuments with sew
eral places, marble chimneys, tumular stones
&c.
They keep, besides, a shop where they will
axecute all kinds Of blacksmith, gunsmith and
locksInith works.
Their materials being of the first quality,
thc,sviIl guarantee every thing that il bought
| from them and viii charge but moderate prices.
Residence between tho cheap store and Mr..
It. Arbour's saw NIL.