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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-10

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H AvlNG purchased the right to mako
FL aud vend Aldrich 81 Fool's Patent
WASHING MACHINES
for the counties of Allen, Putnam, snd Van
Wer, respectfully informs the Public that
they keep constantly on hand supply Of
this useful article Of furniture whcrebying
Washing Clothes. &c,
one person can do as much as four, IN The
same time, and with no greater expenditure
of labor than would be required by the Or
dnary method for ono person. sf
I Any person, whether man or woman, can
easily use The Machines, and farmers will
find them great saving Of time and labor in
iher families, aud, in full, the proprietor
thinks they can be fairly recommended as
simple, cheap, and very useful. As they
are newly introduced TO this section, Messrs.
P. g. N. hopes that persons visiting -Kallda
will call and examine these machines for
themselves.
Rights for townships in either the above
counties, will be sold TO those who raay de-
sire them. aeN
Kalida, Sept 10, lSiS 92cb.
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NOTICE.
SrArr OF OHIO.

STATE OF OHfo,
Putnam County, ss
VENEIE following Guardians and Administrators
IL have filed in the Clerks Office of the court
of Common Pleas Of Putnam county, Ohio, their
accoUnts for fnol seulemeDt, to wit:
Joseph Eickholt, Guardian of Anna Maria Lou
lisa Fanger.
John Thomas and Jefferson vertner, Admins
traitor Of Richard Thomas, deceased.
Stephen White, Ad illustrator Of Isaac G..
White, deceased.
Margaret Landes, Administering, of Abraham
Landes, deceased.
MOSES LEE, Clerk.
August Special Term, l848. ql
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-10
1hEASURER,S NOTICE.

otaI...s t........s Si44U :
Ia addition 10 u Love the Township OF Blanchard has
evied three cents for township purposes; Riley six Van
Buren, twelve, Liberty FIVE. Sugar Creek six, Union four
Greenslufg eight ana Jennings tent aud Union Township
seven cents for rbnd purposes: ft4 ~
will attend in person, bv deputy for The purpose of
receiving axes In the toWnahln 0f Parry
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

als ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
INT Office is hereby given that at the July
j Y Term, A. D l848, of the Court of Common
Pleas in and for Putnam County, Ohio. Daniel
Ridenour and Jacob Ridenour were appointed ad-
minisnators of the estateof John Ridenour, de-
ceased ;S have qualified themselves to act as such
DANIEL RIDENOUR,
JACOB RIDENOUR,
.ddninistrators
July e5, 1548. 385dw
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Still Later.

Still Later.
.aRRIy.aL OF. TIE STEAMER HER
~ MAN
NEw YoKK, Oct. 4, lS4S.
The steamer Herman, which ;aled OF
the 20ih, was telegraphed this afternoon a
5 O'Clock. She brings later and lmportan
news from Europa.
K On the 18th the Paris "Rsforme" an
nounced the election of Louis Napoleon TO
the Assembly, from the Mosele district.
e The result of the elections in Paris are
not yet known, but the three moderate can
dldates are considered as having the best
chance.
In some Of The ACCOMPLISHMENTS the Social
isis (F,uricritcs) will cast a large vote--so
will Louis Napoleon and Marshal Bersngard
have many, but the triumph of the mode
rate candidates is generally expected.
The Paris "National' nssefls that the
English and French fl.sts ntcrfered and
sved Medina from commandments Unfor-
tunately for the veracily Of tho National, the
Journal dos D3bats publishes details of
precisely different character.
ot Charles Albert his arrived al Turin. lie
requested the resignation of the Ministry in
accordance With the wishes of the country.
Tho Piedmonese Gazette Of the l4lh,
states ihst ihs steamer Vesuvius has been
ordered by the Sicilian government 10 land
troops al Cuduzzo.
The Neapoitan troops have advanced
from Mcssina and been rcpulsed. The 60
vsrnment has ordered the immediate forna.
ton of seven new c,mpt
The Asiaiic Cholera is still raging in Tur-
key. A fire al Constantinoplo dlsiro yed
300 houses.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET -
CROPS, &c.
The arrivals Of produce a! Liverpool since
Tuesday, hive been extremely llmited.-
From Ireland limited supply of Wheat,
Barley and Indian Corn The weather is
fine. -aa
3 In the rural districts there is much com
plant of defective yield of wheat. The /.
decay ofho Potato crop is increasing, and
there 10 free demand for the article.
The demand for Wheat is moderstc.---
There has been decline of one or two
pence per bushel Of 10 pounds, on that in
bond.
Indian Corn has declined % cents per
quarter (of bushels) and is in fns request
at present prices.
B. Corn Meal is but little altered, and sells
at $3 rs.
IRELAND.
The news from ireland, received by the
last afvices, represent the country in The
same distracted condition as when the Ame-
rica sailed. In the rural district, the same
inccndiary symptoms, such as bonfirea, mil
iiary parades, &c, are sill exhibited. The
militaryare sill under aims, and collision
between Tho troops and the patriots is hour
ly expected.
EaoNr is species of wood, obtained
urincin,llv in C.vlon and other Eastern
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-10

TDLANKH HDEEL S, Justices Subp@nas, Su N
I'D monses and Execuuons, tor salient this Oh
feo, very low.--July 80.
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Annual Exhibit
nn

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF PAULDING COUNTY, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE, l64S.
RECEIPTS.
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much military experience arc 10 be found 10
the patriot canip-ihat the peasants we're
well drilledin tho use Of, arms, chiefly pixies
and rifles. h
O'Gorinan is with tho Patriots. The
commissary department of the. Patriot army
is veil supplied by the noghhoring farmers.
"a Lord John Russell has been summoned
tc Dnbln as a witness by Smith O'Bren, on
trial for sedlion. The law is such that he
must attend. 5
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Total-.....,............-... .....-2l66 28 0
Amount collected on duplicate fo- pay
ment of interest on County dcbt"-.. l65 AZ o
Balance romainlng in comfy treasury, so So
N rsymens Of S county debt..,.....,,.,... 1870 al 0
Amount paid for blank books, station
+ cry, and items which could not ha
purchased with coy orders, $73 81
Amount Of fees, costs, &c. paid
in ease Of Hankins vs.. the
Commissioners. al O0
~ o. n
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Balance remaining in County Treasury 65 "a 0
AUDITORS Office, Paulding county OIL
July 2lst 1913.
/ hereby certify the foregoing exhibit Of. the
receipts and expenditures Of Paulding county, for
the year ending June, l848,s is correct
ALEXANDER sANKEY I.ATTY.
Co. Auditor.
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snERFI's OFrIcr,
September 18th, l84s. 392s 6
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
EDTEATI4BN.

The Baton Rouge Institute a Prospectus If
which may be seen Mt The Offices # this paref
and the Pieayuhe=the bookstores Of Messrs.
Norman II stset-as we'll Hs ell other places Of
public resort in New Orleans and lis vicinity.
or procured on applieHtion-from the T'riuci.
pat-the Revd. J0HA BuHKB, will be open for
the reception Of pupils on The Isl Oet, next
Terms fot BbArdefs $50 dollar per annnm
payabte haY yegrtH, in adDaaea.@Mtste. Draw "
ing Dancing. Fehtiug-makiug and repairing
clothes. books and stationery, an eztfH charge.
Terms IF tuition for DaYspupilssin the eIes
n%entary branches Of IN English education.
Read ng, Writing and Afithmetfe=3 dollars
per month CtassiGs and Mathem8tfGs=@5
dollars per month Destruction In French,
German, Spanish anil Etaliau@7 dollars per
month. or separately, 2 dollars PER- month
Ora wiuRrTwo lessons each week 49, 50 per
month, or q dollars per quarter.
Instruction In Instrumental Music 4 per
month.
No boarding pupil Of this estabi ishmeht,
unacGompanied by The Principal or one of
his assistants, shall without special per.
mtssi0n-be seen in the streets. Ali respon-
sibiIty in relation TO day-stholarH, after
school. h~onrs,-and beyond view Of the fnsti.
tutioh,-shalI, save in case Of some special
understanding to tbs eahtfary-rest upon
their Parents or Guardians.
Sept. 25-z5d. If.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
SUCCESSION SALE.

lily virtue Of d commission TO inc direct
81 from The Honorable Sixth Judicial Dis.
tfIct gunft, In and Iaf The parish Of I'm I
I}atnn II nt9p. State ef Louisiana will be
z,ll by the undersigned augiipueef Ia and
IsF said Parish. ut the last place If fpsis
drrra Of John Forbes deceased on Thurs.
day tte 87tb day II April i349 ut II o.
CIort 4, NJ tbs following described proper
~ b. longing IL the succession Of said de.
opaarI-4ta witt
The plantation or tract of land ~ which
Llie dttua spd last resided. sliu tied IN san.
dy Creek 81 about twenty miles from Bat
on Rouge containing six hundred aud forty
acres mprB or least
Shut forty head NJ Horned Cattle-=thfes
YUAb of OEen= | Cartel Bay Marcel syf
rel Horse Carpenters tools ~ Lot 81 farm
ing utensils, IL lot of household aud kitchen
furniture. 4t. Q
Terms Of sale CAsn NJ. MvHhNo
March 29d.=-s=b IL. AuUtiuDeer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
HORRIBLE y

EH
Are sometimes made by eonfolndtng one medicine
with another, and administering the wrnTg article.
Equally horrible are thnRe mistakes which are made
in surprising TINT all pills are alike. and that there.
fore # Ii Indifferent which ARE taken. and II one kind
In Ind all are bad together. This l. n very great
mistake. There " III much difference between
Wrinhg's Indian Vegetable PHs ard other articles, as
between midnight and naondayi We do not wish any
ID take our word merely for this statement. Let any
pne having tnkcn other medicines, Try this. Nothing
more will be necessary.
Many persons have been led away by n coating Of
sugar, az If they anticipated that IL would remove
mistaken. Without the sugar thoae articles have
nothing To recommend them, and would not be sold
n single day. But with the sugar, and giving the ar
ticle SIMILAR to Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills, they
gain a temporary %nnioriety. WOLVES they are IN
Sleeps clothing, Of whom the public should steer sill
GENTLY clear.
LET IL be remembered that Wgight's Indian Vegefq.
BE Pills are prepared with special reference 10 the
| laws that govern the human body. Consequently
they are always gDod. always useful, always efiec.
tive in roofing ont disease. Every family should
keep them at hand.
MICHAEL LYNCH jackson, Tfos. COOK Lafayette.
JOINS II. HAND w. Felieiana.
Me Clellan d. Grant, San Antonio de Bexar, Texas
General Depot in New Orleans, where the n1edi.
| cine can he had III wholesale and retail A Bronsema
at the Picayune Book Bindery III Camp street.
Beware Of medicine under any other name titaE
Wrirht's Indian TegaftbLe Pills, and see that the SIT
nature is on the box
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale Of Wright
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, 1863 Rae
street Philadelphln; Us Greenwich street, New York
and 1873 fremont street, Boston.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
EnmilY darncerY Stnre.

GID THE undersigned 80 respectfully A
nEjtatorm4 lie public " hat he lras ID
ltIRt returned from New Orleans, and hHE
on hand, and IL constantly receiving nj his
old stand on Levoo st., d large assortment
Of Particles, IL The above line, among which
arc
SUGAR, Louisiana, mud Havana, double
refined. crushed, aud powdered.
COFFEE ~ TEA, ot various qualities.
FISH, Sardi9cs, God Fish, Haddoek,
MackereI and Mornings,
TOB ACCO, If lihcrrnt qualities,
GIG AltS, Common and Fine,
CANDLES, Sperm, Star, Sterine, and
Tallow,
SOAP. Soda, and extra Family Soep,
SPICES, Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nut.
mrgs, Mustard, Cayenne Pepper,
PICKLES, Carumbers, Olives IL Capers.
PROVISIONS, Flour, Pork, Beef Lard,
Bacon, Dried.heeE Bologna Sausa.
ges, BerfTongue,
CHEESE. Holland, Cheshire Il Western,
KETCHUPS, Tomato and Walnut,
OILS, Olive, in half bottles and bottles,
Lard and Limp,
FRUITS, Raistns, Currants, Figs, Dates
and Branded Fruits,
NUTS, Almonds and Pecans,
CHOCOLATE, Sweet and Spiced no. !
WINES. Of various qualities, Cordials of
all kinds, Old Brandy, Jamaica Rum.
Holland Gin, Monongahela Whiskey,
London Porter and Ale,
Just Received, 5000 papers Of Garden
Seeds from Wakeman and Beaunan, Pitts.
burgh. l.. Risby and Go, New York, and
the Shakers, pleasant hill kentucky y.
Also an assortment Of Flower seeds.
/ have constantly on hand Tar, Rosin
and pittsburg Coal.
Dec. ls-A7 It. A. M0NTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
PROBATE SALE.

nv virtue pf a commission TO mo directed
from the Honorable Seventh Judicial District
Court, IN ard Tor the parish Of West Feltria a,
In the y ate Of Louisiana. | Manuel Moreno.
Auctionoer In and for the parish If Ea~t Bat.
on Rouge. said \ ate will offer for sale nj
public auction to the highest bidder at the
Courthouse door IN tho town ot Baton Rouge,
ON Wndnasd " the 10th day OF May ls4S. 1T
twelve o'clock noon, the following described
property belonging 10 the succession Of tho
Late DR.. Robert Daer deceased to wit IN
tract of land containing about tour hundred
and four (40t) superficial arpents, situate IN
the parish Of East Baton Rouge, about three
miles bslow the town If Baton Rouge, aud IN
rear of the PLANTATION If the Widow Of John
{. Villa ~ deceased, commencing about
forty arpcnts from the Mississippi river, aud
bounded below BY lands of Philip tiicky, and
above by land now owned by II. ID. Conrad
Terms of Sale-CAsH,
Nj. MORENO, Auctioneer.
april 18th isAS. lO-5ts
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
NENTE nE SUCCESSION.

En- vortu dune commission 4 moi adresste
par Honorable Cour du Septiame district
ludiciaire, dams ct pour Ia p~aroissc Quest Fe.
~Iirian4, dams l'etat dc la Louisiana, Moi Man
uel Moreno, Encanteur dams Ut pour Ia par.
otsse Est Raton. Rouge, etat sus-dit, %otirirai en-
yente p~utIiqne 4 r~encan. au plus fort ct der
nier eneherisseur, A In porte de Ia maison de
cour, dams Ia Vile dc Baton Rouge,
Mercredi k 10 Mai lsA5 4 midi, Ia propri-
etc si-apras dtcritc, appartenant 4 Ia success.
sion de fen DR.. Robert Duer, %savoir; TN NOR
ceau he terre contenant environ Quatre cent
,guatre (4o4l arpens de superlicie, situe dams
Ia p~aroisae Est Baton Rouge, d environ trois
miles On bas de Ia vile de Baton Rouge, ct
derriare rhabitation de Ia veuve de John G.
Williams decide, commencant 4 environ
quarante arpeus du Mississippi, borne en- has
par les terres 90 Philip tIicky ct en- haut par
das terres maintenant appartenant 4 +. ID,
Conrad.
EoxprTtoSs-Au compliant.
MI. MORENO. Encantear.
Ayril $40. 5fs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
n I'D a%IfrrE.atON.

M veftu dune commission b moi ~alresshe
par Memorable tiur dn siHietnH district judi
claire dane 1T pout Ii p#rnisse 4 F5st Baton
Rouge, Eat ds Ia Lolisiaae, Il aera vendt
par le spuasignt. eltsntpur dams et pour Ia
lite pa]foisae. 4 la detniate residence de Jean
Forbes, deetdt, Ieudi le 27tne jour d'Avrtl
1913 a II henres du matin, Ia pr0pribtt e.
apfas desrite, appartsnant 4 Ia stteression do
iii dtluut, sav1lt /
b'h4bita'iot Oh morgeat lie 'erfe SIR Ieqrel
la dttunt rpaidait, situe sjf Sandy Creek. a
environ 80 miles da Baton Rouge, coHtpnant
six cents ct 1uhfati q arpens plus Al ttlulha.
Environ 40 tatas Ne bestiatix, \ rtiifrs do
trpufa. nna q]iantitb da oachons. uite %tliarette.
pno fntnant c%auleur bate, uh tieval tntlpttr
a]lozaar yutils III thafpeatierE, ttsiebsiles
a]ratoire#. nsuhipa iaHnatsen at lie cuisine, &c.
Conditions ia IA tentp-G0mptant
NJ. MORENO, EAeaHteur.
mara Us. IHla. IFS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
q. +. L I N, u.

ttppEH ~ttuaftse CaEfn. Gafatlne On, NJ d
Utt II. 1916.
Ut, Gagrae r. Haaia-Hir Having tset made
acquainted with the composition Of y0nr Yatfah|s
Pm. Ivy Yourself, sotns two of three geafs aep. | Ita7
used them freely IN my private %praetits with e1tifs
#tltfesR. and shall continue ~ In go Ms long ~ | my
practices s]helitiub and INV lake Rteat pleasure In
recommending such n pm rs yours n the public Ms ii
safs and efficient ]ptreatite N all eaFes where 81 pttf
eative is necessary. Yours with respect
1uua r. BbDN. NJ II.
ats~ Prepared and sold by MAHrfN II WHtfEttY.
aFthplf Wholesale Drug &ttfe. baltimore. And by
IT, following a gent II r. WAbBttt. ttatou Ronee.
Anil 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
gEGARSf sf.GARS

6ooo, Best Regalia fthe most approved brandy
1900. Principe,
$3.50, Melee,
In Store and for sale wboIesaIe and retail, Cheap
for Cash.
Liberal deductions made to ~Tetailers.
r. BOg1fEL IL 60.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
ETATDE IA LOUfSTANE-Par.
oisse Exi BATON. Rouge.
EiungBe IN Eit he In Me ! C1Rr M Gene
O,ttam district

re- NJ as.
Ibav Gibbs tiargdn ii aitS ~ Pa
l;u vrHu d'up writ de Hrti tariHs, dams
]rhonorahlt ttoar sttdilr. II sora expose on
vrn = puhligue 4 II nlajzon de- cour dane Ia
>ilt ,t Baton Rouge,
#an,eji @ Mai proclaim. t9l3,
u II hewrns d1 IN tia. ttIs les dro IT,, ~tittps.
,nlnrat7 It pretensiona d. John Buhier,
Cum dra leEtultUrs dams 10 process saB-ditl
auy nronHi afae rt.aptes dacritrs. ]Suroir!
Ia mararltt d. tctfn situc dams celtic
purt sao rtts ,f Springfield, d environ
quiaat milas de- Ia Vile d. Baton. Rouge.
.notenaut tipF cetta arpens, plus ott moins,
borne al stUl par Thomas DpyRll. au nord
ga des trrtre appartthant a Ia stt+rnssion
'Ic lrN lsrtrl Sins III, a l'ourat par iuattiA
AIrNs0deh ~ a l'est par lhahitution Mount
STERLING nppafnnnnW maintenant Il Tbos.
L'lly -Autst un manIlAt lire PAT James
III. EIam, en latrur de Thomas Gibbs
Morgan sur Thomas DrvaIh, 1T par lut nc.
repte pour Ia somtpe d. cling cents p%iastfcs,
sub lrVrnl la somnr Dc drut cents ]piastres
"a oto rayc. De plut, un mandnt tire par
4. IL. Morgan sur Thomas Dtyalt pour
scs honaraitcs dams I%'attAire dc Euuce
Sterling ct al vsG 7. Lily Administra-
tour u Thomas Devalt pour Ia sonne de
quatre coats satxante p~ia>troR, res vslru 3
81 rreprttlos out ett codes par lie dit defen.
drur John 1uhier pour payer At sattstaire
IL r'gemeut intertt+ ut Erais dams 10 prac6s
aus. dit,
CoNntrioSs-AU compliant, avcc bcue.
Gee DESTINATION, l., l.. MORRIS,
mars 500 Offs. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
ArATE Or LONLytANA-parL.A II

STATE or LUUIyIANA-Parish If
Wea BatgH Rouge
tpgiais ~ uians. sifth District Court
IA MI. 800.
Auf iefiiane
fl Ills rasa, after hearing tho h#iAaHtH nh
diaei by ptaj0t IT. lha Court vas satlsfi d.
that said plaintiff Virginia LrBf1ne had Bieat=
" made out her case. and the law aud evil
ienre being IN her fty6r, II Is tfietefofa of.
dared and deFreei that said Virginie Leblanc
bs aud che II hereby separated IL properly
from the defendant Angustih Leblanc her
husband. and That sha tesBtns the adniristfas
fiun saf her affairs, and Il ~ further ordefed
that said Augusttn Leblanc pay his said
WIFI the sum Of Five Thousand and thirty
pigIt dollars and thirty cents With legal III
taIpBt from The ~ Mhfth 1913 till paid and
epsts 81 emit, and with d mortgage 10 secure
|1iis judgment, said mortgage to date from
the 10Th January 1913
CsiinnntD MABftN q. PEHr,
Judge 9th, presiding 9Th tndleial District.
A true copy Clerks office West Baton
H. iye. Epus lffBBHf. Dept. CIefH.
Apfit I'D 1913. tD-3ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
u "
TESTIMONY

TFrlh IIetsen. ~ttt1bsFFs county. Y, II
This il 10 pertily that ! have ttFed Wftshta Tadnn
Vegetable PdHs IN thy famiy. and have sold 70 yHti.
uns persons within d short time, 100 hoses hf them,
and they hive universally been spoken Of ~ Rasd
B4edittne. They have restored II number Of indiyidn.
ais who were III n declining state Of health. and in n
number of thsaH have ebfra he piieS-snfte tasps ri
long standing. ! DO t~leefftlly ]reeumtusd Wfight's
Indian Vegetable pills To ali who arr oft Of health m
being d most excellent medicine. Yours, Dc.
IT, WILCOX.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
NEW JEWEIKY.

Just received, q fine assortment oil Cameo
Bnastpins and Bracelets, Ear-hoops and
fnger.ringy Studs and Guard slides, sleeve
and collar buttons, Gold pens and Pencils,
Lockets and Miniature cases, Gold Watch
keys and Guard chains, Gold and silver
Thimbles, Gold and silver Lever and
Lepine Watches, Fancy Combs, Silver and
Plated Tea and Table spoons.
mares. 3. u. G. FUTILE.
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WARRANTED,
UNDER A PENALTY OR
A THDttaAND DOLLARS,

t 49, 49,. ..ta..
FHEE FRON MERCURY AND u fNbhA
E~ftpaTANft6s,
ta tttttr rttty mr. MEXICO CHEAT gttr.
a : : l.tt t ty t t{s,t,,t. t5ts : tset~,,,4n
JESS AMVSft Inv ftb1tFt hftt9-h9i : eN
FItDM A ttl4tt sHEHIFF or SOUTH CAHO-
ttNAt .rtttt trEaTttAtuNy pF 1tttts ptfjtttr
.3 Hi ~, s.t,44s, tttt II att,ttts.t,,t /. s3tt 4,
FHHSet-W lslftfas MS 4. "t3tfffA9 ~
f~jstfatt it3tn me ''ffsiiFige - II tto1IllaifseFs
III w WRtanTLbsaf sFa r. WesE 1.-Two
aHo : sem E2n n ato,htant r f ftt u II = fe i ifnta
'te oi,oW ,gtit y titss u 'miSattftfi1A y RVeiT+9t N wv u
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New Store--- Fresh Arrivals!
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A New Store has been opened by The
undersigned, at the stand formerly oeen'
pied Ivy Alfred Gates, on Church Street, TO
which the Atteution Of the public ts respect,
fully called. The stock on hand Is entirely
new, having Just been selected IN New
Orleans by the undersigned hitnsslf~~and
consists ofthe following Variety
Fanny AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
rTaoch ~ the latest styles # Barege
Fancy Velvet for phlldret's clothing. Fancy
Raw silAs, Oregon PIatd%. Scotch and
French Plaid t%ttnehHtns. 5hawis, BLANKETS,
Cotton Brown aud BIeaebed, Hosiery. Steel
Retientes. Plaid I inseYs for Servants, Fancy
Cassimefes for C~ehtIemens' wear. KY Jeans
FED aud Whtfe Ftannets. Cotton Flannel
Fine Dtmity, White laeonet aud Cambria
Book and Swiss Muslin, Irish Linen, Hem
stitched and PLAIN Linen Camb. HuKfs
Cottonades Of all kinds &C.,
SHOES.
A %peneral assortment, 9is;
| Ladies' enlersd and black Bootess, Ladies'
B1sktns. Ladies' Slippers, ladtes' Brogaus
Of MI qualities, Childreps' and Yo tbs Shoes
Gentlemen=' black lloote ', Gents Nor Gee
Drogans, Kip Broyans, Mems Slippers, &c.
UMBRELLAS,
Black elk, Gtnghsm and Cotton; NIL sizes
GLOVES,
A fret rate quality of llnekskin riding
Gloves, also, fancy and black kid Gloves fol
ladies' aud gentlemen.
PERFUMERY.
A choice and fresh assortment If Essences
Pomade, Creme do Perge, Cosmatiqnee
Creme a'Amatldea.
TOBACCO, a..
Grocery keepers wishing to buy a first rate
article ofb lump tobicco, at Now Orleans
pricos, would do we'll 10 call and examine, be
fore ordering from the ~city-also, d sample o
Spanish cigars. Both Of the above namec
articles, | will be- enabled, in future to fur
nish in Baton Rouge, ut city prices-havins
made arrangements to that eff ct, with AZ
Importer.
Tho whole Of the goods 9bove enumerated
will be sold at the lowest pric = for CASH.
Oct 1917 ED. i. w. BOEGEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
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Taken up Ivy q. &. vsbdlahdinaham,
al,6ht nine miles abovs B8tm Rouge. d
dalk brown mole about IA hands high !;
old and very homely. lie il branded d.
on The near shoulder, and has ,aa enlarge
nett on eaeh side Of bis head, supposed
by the big bend.
Tie 0wDer is requested IL tatl md tBke
bin away nj payment If charges aeeor-
ding to law. 6
II. q. HENDERSON,
april SO. HANGER
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22

n TAKEN up by UtlBt Il ViBine,
~NRfa about nina miles and a half from
f&psb Batd6 Rouge, on the C6,oife, Il
@SlAeaAd dark bmy b6rse about ID hands
high, Il small white speek N The left ear, co.'s
lar MARI, fdano, tstt aHd legs bIack. alb 1T 7
yeaf old. Tie eWnef IL requested to com.
ply wthfh" law and take him a~6y.
april l3-lL r. g. HBNbEHs1S,
itahber.