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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
vENrE DE SUCCESSION.
VIEW ~ III SUN b51AStF
Cour du SiKlene Disir ct-Pafuisse b
nAfnN RnraEl

'NAth VI ihlbAt 80 Ut NaD5"~ y 'N
HAfoN ROUGE
I'm vertu dun certain iagernent rendu par
deyant Ia epur do Sixieme District Judiciatre
de l'etat dc Ia Louisiana, taBue dams ct pour
Ia p]aroisse d'Est Baton Rouge, le Id eonrtnt
ct en- vqrtu dune commission d moi adr Q sec
par Ia dit. eour. ie ofirirai en- vente, a Ia der.
ni6te residence du dit Philemon Thomas, de-
ttde,
Mardi le 15me jour d'Aout 1913
]eomn,encant a 10 heufes A. M la propritte
ct.apr6s dtcritt, appartgnant a ia Succession
"a dit dhfunt, SAVIOR
| Tn moroccan de terre Hitu6 daas eette Par
otsse, a environ 7 miles de Ia vile de Baton
Rouge. 4 Ia fourcho est do Wards Greet,
contsnant troIs cents yin4t aprons, borne au
nord par torres appartenant a Powers, a
rouest par Wards Creek, ~ sud par Adams,
at a Test par Ia reclamation de Bouligny,
9 Denx lots Dc terto Nos, A ct b, dc ffIet
No. 20. dams Ia vile Beauregarj, u. Rouge,
avee rOutes lea amtliBra ions Qut sly trouvcnt.
4 I'm terrain, dams Ia meme section de Ia
Vile Baton Rouge No, 8 de rtlet No. u, avee
les arbll0rations dui R'y trouvent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
DIR.
VEGETABLE ANtI.BI LI0US
FAMILY PILLS.
GREAT ARRtVALlll
THIRTY BUSHELS, OR TWENTY-FIVE

THIRTY BUSHELS, OR
guousAyp BOXES or MS AMuby rILbs.
DIR. GORDON'S PILLS are truly tho
v,ck name friend. No traveller or family
should be without thstn. Their timely admt~
nistratian will prevent much pain and sutieI-
ing, and save many valuable lives. WIZ Won
auIf,r Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, which can
positively be- cured by the uRe OF DR., Gordon,R
Family pilp, The only remedy yet discovered.
Ne Mercury, QniHine, or Arsenic, enter INTO
the composition of these Pills. wa you let
this dtslrassiug disease, whtcI, has heretofore
hafiea the efrarts OF the most skrIliul and sci
cntlhr physicians for genera ions, prey unof'
YOUR constitutions un II they become 10 shat
tered that yau become subject to almost evefy
disease incident 10 tho human f'a"o, Yea lii
yer Disease. laubdicp. Dropty, Enlargement
afthe Melt. Plantation OF the lIeart, slow
Fevert, general DaalIi y,aud a hacking Cough
aud finally eveEtuatrs IN Consumption, and
cutHigns thousands 10 u timely ttnbs. 10
search amid the malaria districts ot oar coun
try, o. the records # human rum, You, shall
fiud that many thousands OF he brave and the
beautiful, the graceful and the gifted, have
f4lIen victims from the m my causes produced
NV letting this great destroyer at health prey
Il ION the svatom. these Pills act IKE a charm
an The organs OF digestion, and hive a s%'crtal
effect in correcting the bile and the gall blad.
dor removing all oa>truc ions t. a hoa thy So
ere i'm If bile. and imoarting cheertuIuess to
sne m,ud as wei as tone and vlgor to the
who,e constitution. All We ask is TO give
them a trial. In Bilious Fever, and all the Il 10
ual diseases whore PurgAtiv' Medicines are
used. they will he fond to act like a charm.
Price % cents a box, with tull djrec ions.
For sale in Baton Rouge by Q. p. DAVIS,
d. IouRnAv. g. NJ HERoNAN, H. 7. WAp-
DILL, and BEAL g. Son.
And eau he had in all the town aud couGtry
Stores South.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

I TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned begs 10 inform his GUS
tomersn md others, that he is under The nc
c~essity Of obtaining CASH for all lumber
delivered ut his saw mill, and he has 10
request those indebted 10 him to make i'm
mediate payment, as well ~ 10 consider
That their future orders must be paid on de.
Lively.
All persons having accounts due by the
Undersigned will please to present them for
payment.
FRGDERtC ARRoUR.
April 2D-13 . mos.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

~ Wv sAHf''hA 'HA
Tbs Sisters Of Cjftrifv have tho pleasure
Of informing the public, thst they have opeood
a school IN this city, IL which all the branches
ol good education will be taught.
Tho Sisters will use their best endeav6rs
to advance their pupils 10 their studies, and
special care will be taken TO no1trish in their
minds thos" principles Of virtue which alone
ca make education profitable.
Pupils If every denomination are admitted
I hr course Of instruction, commencing
with tho elements OF edu ation IN English
and French, comprises Orthography, Reading,
Grammar, plain and ornamental writing, Geo
grarhy, With maps and globes; Civil and natn-
raj History Natural Philosophy, Astronomy,
Practical and rational Arithmetic, Booh~Keep-
ing, Embroidery, Tapestry. Lace, embossed
and plain w0tk, Music and Draw Jog.
TERMS PER QUARTER.
Elementary Glass y D on
For the more advanced. 6 90
A distinct school is also taught by the Sis
'ers for { g benefit II those who cannot pay
FIR the education Of their children.
Application TO Sister MANY MAHguERtT
Superior, At The Institution, Conner OF MAIN
ard FLoo1DA Streets.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
Commercial Aa,0nt
AM
GcnrenA Broker.

JAMES MAN5KER respectfully offers
his a]oryices TO the public, in the above capa-
city.
All persons having neyroes, land, horses,
cattle, or any kind If real or personal proper.
ty TO dispose OF, or wishing to purchase or
hire any ofths same, or who wish TO recover
stray horses or cattle, are requested to leave
no tre verbal Y or in writing, Al tho General
Agepcy OGice-eorper # Church AM Wa.
Ter atfeets-wlero their business viii be al
tended to with promptitude and OH
dating terms.
This office is established on principles Of
mutual interest and accommodation aud It 10
hoped The ]pubtic-oae and aIl-wil readily
perceive the general benefit 10 be derived
rom an establishment Of the KIND, and ex-
tend 10 the undersigned, that encouragement
and support which will enable him to carry
on his Agency IN a manner useful and bene-
ficHl TO the community ut large.
june loft JAMES MANSKER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
WAGONS. CARTS, AND pLANi'A-
TtON sMI WORK,
TUE sub ibeF

TIE sn1sc ibeF ~u
respectful y in I
f forms The MISUNDERSTANDING
4 I,bpi4lana. that he Is utIy prepared wi b a
mood s.oef Of seaso I'D l1mbar mud sape Tor
workrne1.t To furnish Plantation Wdpga1s and
t,attz 10 order, sim lfot or 400 AkIetras4,
ef he most gppt owed patterns and workman
ship. The atten ion Of Tho plant ts Is cal ed
to his Thing Wagons and Carte. rs they aio
mo1e convenient ani bet tr adavted 10 the
wants Of the Pl nter than any others In use'
AIItinds Of Pi.ntttio Suith-work, Mil irons.
pIopqhs &c m,do md ropsirod al orde's
will be faithfully aud promptly tttendedto, 1T
the e4rab isbnanf, c rnor Of Church and Aiain
street Bstoh Rouge.
w. r. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

Queens D,light. Elder. Yellow Dock. GlItacrn, aud
other IMPORTANT medirnnentf, which are not found
in any other preparation.
The Qaren'H Delight. which forms an essential in
rrpdient In the Graefpnberg &lrHHparilla Compound.
- probably superior to Sarsapatilla itselE Professor
FroRt Of Charleston. :. G.. spenks OF II ~ follows. III
the Southern Journal Of Medicine aud Pharmacy;
Few vegetable productions exhibit more power H.
run the system generally, So powerfully N Its action
rxcrtcd upuu the capillary and sectcting Vessels. in
changing their morbid stntes or conditions, and dl9'
posing tben " n new healthy action, Tint IL greatly
TO be preferred. &c, &C. He further 81 IL That
il ~ IN chronic diseuees aud chronic in~ilammatlohs,
and also in tho long train Of Consequences that follows
ayrhilis, that it's efficacy ia beat exhibited.
The superiority Of the Gracicnberg SarsalmriIIa
Compound may be thus stnted:
tst, Il is composed ofa number Of tlc most elllcaci'
ous Vegetables in the whole range of The Maieria
Mciira In addition to Earaaparlln.
"a. These are no highly concentrated that there arc
many moro dosea in the bottle than ia any Of the very
LARGEST bottles advertised.
81, This concentration renders il to Sarsaparilla
what Quininc Is to Peruvian Bark, The more diluted
prepnr IA lions Drr no better than ordinary r0Utsbeer--
sourtng on the stomach and spoiling in the bottles. To
use n weak Infusion Of sursnpnrillh when n sulphata
of the article may 10 had. is like taking bark without
Quininc: or like travelling III n scow against n strong
current, instead Of In = swift Steamer.
These things being so. let all who have made up
their minds to Use any SarRaparilla. nse that OF the
EracG,uherg Comnany. IL is warranted 10 be ten times
moro cafcacious Than any other lnown--ho matter
how large the bottles or extravagnnt the advertise
Rents. As SPRING MEDICINES, the Graeienberg Fo'
cctahle Pills: the Graefsnhsrg Health B!ttors. and the
t3rac1nberr Sarsaparilln Compound should sipercedc
all Others. For universal use. the Pillsand BitterS are
of incalculahle Va Inc. Those who take them need
not fear the cuc,Vating effects ftbe summer which
is at hard.
No. The General Agent for Louisiana and Missisi-
nj, is u. HANSBROUGH, II Camp street, New
Orleans. La, to whom applications for Agencies
may be addressed.
0rFor sale by, II. T. WApDtLt e. Baton
Grn- NJ H~EnnMANl RnMge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
SUCCESSION SALE
Sixth Judicial Disffiet-Pafish of East
baton Rouge.

Baton Rouge.
In compliance with a eertain Judg-
ment rendered before Our District Court, OF
the 9th judicial District, Of the State Of
Louisiana, for tho Parish ofEast Baton
Roupe, on the 10th instant, and by virtue
orA commission 10 mo directed from said
Court, I will offer for sale az the last place
oC residence ofGen. Philemon Thomas
deceased, on .ff
Tuesday tho 18th day Of August, ls4s.
commencing at 10 o'clock Il. NJ, The fol-
lowing described property, belonging TO
the sucarsion Of aaid deceased, 10 wit;
'st A tract Of land situated in this Parish,
y at about seven miles from the town OF
Baton Rouge, on the East Fork OF
Wards Creek, containing three hun.
bred andtwefty acres, bounded North
by lands of Powers West by Wards
Creek, South by Adams, aud East by
Bouligny's claim.
oqnd Two lots Of ground no. four and five
Of squarol no. gp, IN TINT part Of The
town of Batos Rouge laid out by Il.
Bpauregard, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon,
Sd One lot ofground In the sn,ne section
Of the town no. 3 of square no. q,
with tho improvements thereon.
4 Bob, negro man, aged about o. years
8 John negro man, aged about 90
jim, negro man eyed about do "
7 Elijah negro mar aged about "a
g Jack, q mrn aged about I'D
Charles, aged about 81
10 Alexis, aged about 81
II Ben, aged about 10
~ Alfred, aged about do
Ii Sicily. woman aged about 81
IA Esther, girl aged about II
Is Also two horses. one dray and three
carts--right head OF CATH, household and
kitchen furniture, silver spoons and a lot OF
books, SC, &c.
TEKMs or SALE.
For cash, provided Il brings lis Hpprais"-
ed value, until the sum Of six thousand
nine hundred dollars Is made. And should
the property not bring ts appraised voIue'
II will be sold upon n credit OF twelve
months, until the aforesaid sum Is made
and the balance Of the property after the
aforesaid sum Is made to be sold, al one,
two and three years credit, from the day OF
sale, In notes satisfactorily endorsed, pnya.
ble at the office Of the Parish Recorder, in
the Town of Baton Rouge, and mortgage
10 be retained on the property sold, I'll f.
nalpayment. The notes TO bear eight per
cent interest after due until paid.
MANUEL MORENO, Auctioneer.
iuly l5-ro. "a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
To the Ladies.

a." AAAC
The ladies' of Baton Rouge and ite vicinity are res-
~pcctCully informed that Victor Ilebcrt has just received
n complete stock of Fancy Goods, consisting in part
Of the following, TO wit:
silk larferea, Whalebono skirts,
Worated 90. Grass linen for do.
silk plaid mtslina, Fancy g~inghams (Scoteh)
Fine fans, Of different White fans for weddings,
colorS. REVERE hernstitcled,
Gimps fringe aud silk Handkerch's, new style
cords for trimming dresses, bnrdercd,
Head dresses. Nets for the hair,
White and black gloves ladies IL misses hosicrleB
md mits, Artificial wreaths,
Colorci grapes, White Satin.
White and black silk White and black velIs OF
hose, e~xtraafnc quality,
Caters for ladies' and Embroidered m1slina,
misses, (prunella) White do.
White Jacnnets, White Jaconet and Swlas
Edgings and iusortings, muslins,
Fancy silver dressing Side combs, z
combs, Perfiineries,
French needle worked Fine soaps,
canes. march 25--9.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
MITCHELL'S EYE SAT.VE.
A CERTAIN, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL
CURE FOR SORE, WEAK AND
INFLAMED EYES.

The great advantages possessed by this ar
,icle over every other, are its CERTAINTY,
SAFETY; CONVENIENCE, and Economy. All
physicians admit that great danger is 10 be
apprehended irasn drugging the eye when in
au inhamed and unhealthy state. Ia the use
of this Salve this objection is entirely remov-
ed, as no harm can possibly result from its use,
il being ID all cases applied 10 the external
portions of the eye; thereby avoiding all the
Inconvenience, pain and danger which neces.
sarily attend the introduction of anv pungent
article into tie eye. Its activity in %subduing
inflammation is so great that but few cases re-
euire the use gilmore than one bottle TO effect
d perfect cure. 0ne physician remarked to us,
after having witnessed its effects in several
instances, that it was a 'psrtect fire killer
We might multiply reasons why this Salve
should be preferred above everything else in
the treatment of diseases of the Eye, but We
prefer it should stand on its own merits. All
we ask 10 that its virtues be thoroughly tested,
and that the directions be strictly followed.
For sale in Baton Rouge BY o. P. DAVIS
b. JouRDAN. G. NJ. HERoMAN, H. 7. WAD~
DILL and BEAL g. SoN.
And can be had on enquiring in every town
and village IN the south and west. Price Oh
cents per bottle with full directions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.

COur du SLCleme DlStrkct-Fdr0isSe Isl
Baton Rouge.
Attendu que Richard Hammer s'esi a.
dresse a cetie Cour pour etre nomne Adj
ministrateur de la succession de feu George
w Owens, reinforcement de eette paroisse.
Avis est donn6 que Ia drmande sara accoF
dee, a moins quill ny ait opposition legale
dams les dix jours qui suivront Ia premiere
publication de Get avis.
Jos. w. Fowler
Juliet 81. %. Glefier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
4 PER QUARTER.

To Hon. tie Police Jury IN and for the
Parish ofEa@ Baton Rouge, nor sitting
The finance committee Of said Parish.
pursuant to the provisions of the act Of
the State Legislature, approved 7th April,
ls47,) entitled ''aa act relative 10 Police
%Jurie-," beg leave to report in reference to
estimates aud specifications oftaxes for This
Parish, Tor the year ls4s. That The
amount Of the assessment for the current
year, Us47) was $4,000, against which
there has been audited, in nine months,
! wiz from September 1st. 1913. TO the 4th
Juno 1s4s) the sum If $685. rs, inclu-
ding the $4,000 warrant for the purchase Of
site for the public buildings Of the State
being q balance Of "a 1886, Of the sal,
appropriation to meet the claims against
The Parish mp TO the 1T September next,
the period OF which the fiscal year closes,
there is no doubt the balance is amply suffi-
Gent for ordinary purposes. The Average
amount Of elaims, audited against the Par
ish, Tor several years past, as appears
| by reference to the Auditors office does
not exceed S6000--that Of the present
year excepted, which is Of course increas.
cd by the amount Of five thousand dollars
for the Public Buildings, as aforesaid. We
have 40 reason to doubt that m ordinary
J assessment win he sufficient for the ensu.
ing year. We have The satisfaction TO re.
port hat the paper Of the Parish is at par;
nor have we reason 10 doubt, but that with
ordinary care and prudence, its credit will
be maintained without resort TO increased
taxation. We snhjoin estimates for the
different proposes for which provisions are
usually made, Tor publication thirty days
previous to fnal Il ton thereon, at the
4nnfarnhnr anaAinr nr fhn Jury viz.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
AVIS All PUBLIC.

LIE soussigne informe respectueusement
ses arnis ct 10 public en- general gull Sc
trouve dams Ia n6cessite debtenir du comp.
taat pour tout lois d'editice livr6 a son mou-
I'm 4 scie /; ct request ceux qui lui doivent
de venir regler leurs complies Immediate
ment aussi, a Pavenir tous ordres doivent
atre accompanies par du compliant.
Ceu1 gu; ont des r6clamations contre le
soussigne sont invites a les presenter atm
qu'ils soient liquides.
FREDERIc ARBoUR.
april 29-ls 3n-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

VENTE De SUCCESSION.
En- Vertu dune commission a moi adressee
par Honorable cour du SixIeme District Ju-
diciaire dams ct pour Ia ]paroisse d'Est Baton
ROUGE, i%'ofrirai en- verte pub!ique, au BIZ
rean de Ia Gazette de Baton Rouge dams la
vile de Ba, on-Ronge, LUNDI3 81 JULIET I943
a 10 henras 4. NJ. les prophecies suivanies
d~ccrites, proyerant de Ia success on de John
Henderson decide dams cette paroisse, sa-
voir:
L6tablissenent de Pimprimerie, connu sous
le nom de la Gazette d, Baron-Rouae."
La majson occPpee par FimpFimerie
Une Jumant. une cage, 2 eelle= e. brides,
une monlre en- argent; IN poulailler, Habiile-
ments, | paire de p~eiites balances.
CONDITIONS.
L'ftablissement de PimDrimerin. IN quart
au compliant ct Ia balance a IL e. 3 ans De
credit du Jour de IA vente, en- bliets end sses
a satisfaction, payable au bureau do Recorder
de la Paroisse da1s la vile de Baton-Ronge,
portant hut pour cent d'int6t6ts du jour de la
vente jusqu'a Placement.
La maison oceupee par PImprimerie, ct les
autres objects, an compliant.
M. MORENO,
Juliet 1874. Encanteur.
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TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
IS NOW RECEIVED FROM ALL
QUARTERS OF II GLOBE !!
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
ry ID v

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERR Y.
The OripindI and Genuine Preparation.
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE.
TuE TRUE RICHES OF LIFE IL HEALTH,
Dr.. Swaune-Dear Sir,-For the good OF
the pubic, / ieel myself in duly bound to tes-
tify 10 the great cure which your Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry performed on me.
For my part, | feel as if every body ought to
know it. was afflicted with a Vioten cough,
splitting Of blood, night swea,s, h~oarseness,
and sound ofthe vote indicating an alarming
state Of disease; my appetite was gone and
my strength had so far tailed me that my
friends and physician were pc studded 1 could
MOI survive many days. Ny sister who was
my ANXIOUS care taker, made inquiry where
she would be likely t. procure the most cer-
tain relief. She was told that if DR.. Swayna's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry failed in
the cure, my life was then hopeless. Your
medicine was Immediately procured, and the
first bottle gave relief, and BY the time had
commenced the sixth bottle, my cough had
left me, and my strength was much improved.
In short, il has made a perfect cure Of me,
and | am at the present time as hearty a
man as | wish, and have good reason to be-
leve that the use Of your medicine has saved
me from a premature grave. shall be
pleased to give any information respecting
my case. Yours with respect.
JIM. REEVES.
So Chesnut Street, between Race and Vine,
Philadelphia. :,
Prepared only by Dr.. swayne, where all
orders must be addressed.
Sold by GEO. II. HERoMAn and @. F. DAVIS, Baton
Rouge,
june lO-I9
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For eato in Baton Rouge BY Q. T. DAVIS,
b. ]JeuRBAN, q; NJ. UERomAN, 1T WAp-
pitt, and BeAL e. Sos. July i-22 6a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

SUCCESSION.
BY virtue of a commission to me directed from the
Sixth Judicial District Court in and for the Parish OF
East Baton Rouge, | will Offer for sale at the office
of the Baton Rouge Gazette, in the town Of Baton
Rouge, on
on Monday the 3lst day of July, l848, at
10 o'clock A. NJ,
the following described property belonging to the
succession of John Henderson late of this parish de-
ceased, to wit
The printing establishment, known as the Baton
Rouge Gazette.
The house occupied as the printing Office:
One mare. bird cage, two saddles and bridies.
One silver watch, one chicken house, wearing ap-
parel.
One set of small scales.
TERMS Of SALE.
The. printing establishment, one fourth cash, and
the balance at one, two and three years credit from
the day of sale in notes satisfactorily endorsed, paYa-
bic at The Office o fthe Parish Recorder, in the town
of Baton Rouge, bearing eight per cent interest from
the dav Of sale until paid. The House occupied as
the printing office for cash, and the other articles
cash.
NJ. MORENO, A~uctioneer.
iuly l5-24 1848.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29

RECEIVED THIS DAY.
5 bbls. Cincinnati dried beef,
so boxes soap,
A quantity Of beef tongues,
IS boxes Of Cheese,
90 bbls. butter crackers.
Fresh lime juice in quart bottles.
A. MONTAN.
iuly 7--1S4S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
TINE.
Brass Eight Day 80 hour Clocks.
by G.. c, TUTTLE
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED
A choice lot Of WOODEN Carpets & Chin
nny Riggs, which will be sold at a very small
advance on manufacturers prices.
D.SANGER'S Cheap Store.
Lafayette Street.
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SOAP STARCH,

Is larre and smlll boxes of best R osin Soap.
Also 400 bis best Cincinnati Starch, ~justre-
ceived and for sale by
GEO. NJ. HERoMAN.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
IT. LANOUE, having aoId out bis stock, gives no
tfcs 70 his friends and tire public, that he will con
tinue to manufacture LARD OIL. A superior article
being made Of the bea Country Mass FED Lard and
double clarified, which can be very easily ascertain.
ed by the small quantity Of sotb OIL the glasges Of the
lamps.
ALSO,
Reciifed animal oil FIR the use Of the hair.
I" Bears oil ditto,
" Castor oil ditto.
A supply Of the PECTORAL ANTT-ASTHMA
TIC SYRUP is always to BE- had al bis old staad,
Lafayette 81.
aprIly 10 ly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
MONrHLY RnLLETIN-No. @.

THE SARSAPARTLLA
COMPOUND ofthis Com
pany IL alnp,st literally a
saiphafc Of Sarsaparilla
So highly concentrated IL
il that he dose ia bit he
hat ofa rerg small Ten
o~oo7fai-while the dose
| Of that which IL sold in
7 large bottles. Ia nearly n
tgiac glass In addition to
Snrznrlrilla. it contains =
powerful concentration NJ
Man drake. Burdoek L,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
Rags md Old Rope.

All pc CONS having any Of the above kinds
Of rags, will find il 10 their interest to deliy-
er them already CLEANED, at The store Of The
undersigned, corner Of Church and Water
stress.
june 1O-Is49 JAMES MANSKER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-29
WARRANTED RAZ0Rs.

ANLNFA = II 4NN"-~@N~f
MARSH & SHErPEKD's Patent Frame Tack
Razor. Wade II Bstchers ConcaEe Razofs.
Wade & Butchers Chinese Razor-TiEot-
soas eirass Back Raznr. Al warranted. Per
sale By Lnaf29l G. G. TUfTLE