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Salting and Smoking Hams or
 Beef.

The peculiar flavor of the celebrated Westphalia hams is partly attributable to juniper berries having been put in brine. Portugal hams and sausages are held in high estimation. ID. s. K" in the Az ricultural. .Gazette, states that the most sim pie method of preparing these hams, is to rub them daily with a proportion of hay and common salt. At the end of this time with brush, smear all over once or twice small portion of pyroligneous acid, &C., cording to flavor, diluted with brine. In three or four days, hang it up to dry, or beef may be left in pickle. A small quantity of garlic is sometimes put in the pickle to give the flavor to such as like it. The same writer states that the far famed Portugae sausagcs, called "lombo de porco' (loin of pork) are made of the entire Joins cut from the bones and rolled together, before being put into the skins; they are well soaked Tn port wine brine. ''rhe equally famous Samego hams, so called, though made all over the northern provinces of Portugal, are cured with sugar, which gives them that peculiar tenderness and delicacy, and the brine (made of Port wine, sugar, salt, garlic and sweet herbs that peculiar flavor fol which they are so renowned. Bircl wood, myrtle, cistus, and other aromatic herbs, which abound all over the countr, arc used for smoking them. .o
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na- Our old friend Lanpion. of

Gf Our old friend Lang1on, of the Mobile Advertiser makes a special plea for the soundness of Fillmore on the Apo. lition question, that She has changed within the last ten years" We are not the least surprised at that, as it is held by friend Langdon, cardinal principle to change whenever convenient. Mir. Lang don may, probable find out after time
 that MT. Fillmore lis unfit" to be Vice President, and will "set about 10 get hia' self right'' again, as he did when ht ,ascertained that Gen. Taylor was incapa
 ble of acting as President. Nothing like vasiety--it's the spice of life, 2. {
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We hare ncitAcr the right, nor the poae- CT to touch slarery ,chere a erists.-Gen. Class.
 Congress has no right 10 sag, that there shall De slauery in Neo York or that there shall De no slarery ia Georgia; 1; nor IS there any human porer but the people of those States.-Gen. Cass.
 Ihe principles inrolred in the Wilmot Propiso should Dc kept out of the national legislature, and lef 10 the people of he confederdcy ia heir reSpectiue local goc- erniaentS.-Gen. Cass. .-=55s...
 Let the people regulate their internal concerns in their owa way.--Gen. Cass.
 Leare to the people, soho scill bee6ectcd byhiS question to adjust a upon their o,ca responsibility, and ia their own manner.- Gen. Cass. ..4.=.s t..-.. .s #ls-
 am opposed to the erercise of dny .juris- diction by Congress orer the subject of sfarery.--Gen. Cass.
 do not sec in tAe Consultation any grant of such poper Co Congress- soSh' O.tos. fta.ssf r..- 5 z4
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0rThe individual who presides over

0FThe individual who presides over the destinies of the Talladega Reporter, is exceedingly desirous that his sheet should be noticed. As it is continual hab- it with him to provoke controversy with some newspaper, and he has actually suc- ceeded at last-the State Gazette; does notice him;-and now for fear that our reade. . will never know there is such pa- per published, we hereby notify them that the "Alabama Reporter is published in the pleasant little village of Talladega, in Talladega county, Alabama, and is Edited too.
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FATAL AFFRAy IN VIcKsBURG.- John Jenkins, editor of the yicksburg Sentinel, was killed at vicksburg on Friday last, by person named II. A. Crabb. The parties met in the drug store of Dr. Man uel, on Washington street, some words ensued, when Clabb struck Jenkins in the face; Jenkins drew knife and attacked Crabb, cutting him severely; Crabb drew pistol and shot Jenkins, so that he died almost immediately. Crabb was not ex. pected to recover from his wounds. A rumor prevailed on Friday evening that Crabb was dead. Mir. Jenkins has been the editor of the Sentinel for several years, and borne the character of being very peaceab.e and well-disposed person. Crabb has resided in Vicksburg for the past three years, and was surveyor. We are informed that at political discussion a few days previous an altercation had taken place between the parties. In a subsequent number of the Sntinel Jenkins referring to the meeting, said that it had been disturbed by ia big fat boy" Crabb, it appears, took exception to the remark, and it is stated that this was the origin of the fatal affair.
 This is the third Editor of that paper, who has suffered death by the hands of as sassins. The lamented Hagan was mur- dered in cold blood--then the brave Irish man, Ryan, whose death we had the pain to witness, in duel with Hammett. Now Jenkins. And no doubt, as soon as another Editor takes charge of the Sem tinel, more plottings for murder will be made. Ase si,53ssR-a f aas e
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The Platform
Of the sVRig Candidate for Vice
 President. M
BUFFALO. Oct I6. IS

a BUFFALO, Oct Is, 1898
 SIR: Your communication of the 18th inst, as chairman of committee ap- pointed by .s9'he Anti-Slauery Society ot the County of Erie,'' has just come to hand. You solicit my answer to the fol- lowing interrogatories: agi5 @41 3 lst. Do you believe that petitions to congress on the subject of slavery and the slavc-trade oug to be received, read, and respectfully considered by the representa- tives of the people 2? sa iasF ,a1le Q
 2d. Are you opposed to the annexation of Texasto this Union, under any cir cumstances, so long as slaves are held therein 4s8 sf 9a : 2 Sd. Are you in favor of Congress exer- cising all the constitutional power it pos sesses, to abolish the internal slave trade between the States? s9 le ef7ssg 2 5 4th. Are you in favor of immediate Legislation for the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia ? aps "a J
 a Tam much engaged, and have no time to enter into an nargumcnt, or to explain at length my reasons for my opinion. 1 shall therefore content myself for the present, by answering ALL your interrogatories in the AFFIRMATIVE. Raef sts @ si ,gAsssg F ARDFILLMORE. i fs w. MrrIs.s Esq. chairman. 8
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is Tournaments appear to be all the rage
 in Virginia, just now. Two have been
 recently held, and anotheris announced.
 We have no room for details of these af
 tairs with the notices of gallant Knights, ? '"Queens oi Love and Beauty,n and
 .Maids of Hon6r,o which occupy the col umnsof cur Virginia contemporaries. 2
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Col. CLEMENS, of Huntsville, has taken the field for Cass and Butler. Col, c. has but recently returned from Mexico.- He is one of our most active and intelli- gent Democrats, and will, we are sure, do good service in the cause of Class and Butler.
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JOHN O. IsEIHs,
DE. N. s. JONES,

si aNRATEFUL for past fayors, hopes, by
 VT unremilted attention to his profession,
 iomerita continuance of public patronage. lFsi Dr. J. willatfend othe various branches ' oI his profession. M
 4.ss -Office over the Store of Messrs.'W B w. Waller. & Co.,, East Weiumpka.l
 May %, ,1S47. se uss7a 1y72 .
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The August ElectiOms-theP he P0pu-
 lar vote

The August elections--which were never more suspicious in the number of representatives in Congress, and the U. s. Senators which they have secured to the democracy-present a glorious pros pect in the popular vote. See how the votes stands. When did it stand so be- fore . 5.
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a GEN. CAss IN TiAs.-The Texas
 Banner gives the most Apering account of the prospectof Cass in exas. In Hous- ton, where the populaln exceeds four sthousand, there arc but Taylor men.
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Discase of the Pine.--The Raleigh (N. O Standard says, "Wc learn that millions of these valuable trees have been destroyed during the present year, and that the prospect for the future, in many sections of the turpentine country is eA- ceedingly gloomy" -
The State guard., 1848-10-03

The art of advertising is the same to a tradesman as the art of dressing is to beauty. The great secret with both is to expose enough to excite curiosity. and to conceal enough to leave curiosity ungrati. fed. af* sa iaitt'Atii ea ,Yr}A1
The State guard., 1848-10-03

The Texas Senators, Messrs. HoUsToN and RUsK, were robbed on a steamer at Cincinnati, of money and watches-ihe thieves having opened ther state rooms.
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Kingston, Antauga Co., Ala

TWAVING united in the practice of their
 E nrofession, will attend to any bust, ness .perlainins to their profession, that may 5 he conGded to their care in the Courts of Autauga and adjoining Counties of Blob, Shelby. Coosa, Montgomery, Lowndes and Dallas. Office al Kingston
 Dec. 2l, 1S47. a 5l II
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0STTho Democrats of the 7th Con gressional District in Georgia have no- minated the Hon Joseph Day, in opposition to the little Cock-Sparrow Stephens, for Congress. MT. Day is an old soldier in the cause of Democracy, and has been Speaker of the House of Representiyes of the State Legislature frequently, and no one stands more fair in the estimation of the people of the 7th than does :. Old Jo. Day." We hope the people of thai District will rise in masse, and express their condemnation of the course of i'm ported Stephens, for traitorising the South, by giving their warm and cordial suffrage to MT. Day, who is honest and capa. ble." ~
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w. MILLS, Esq, chairman.

e The acting Governor of Pennsylvania has issued his proclamation for an elec-
 ton for Governor the second Tuesday in
 October.
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Keep it before inc Southern
 people. fti
ExrrNs1oN or SLAvERY.

EXTENSION OF SLAVERY.
 The ertension oper the Continent beyond the Rio Graade of the Ordinance of 17s7, (Me IVilmot Pfooiso, is an object loo high and permanent 10 De bqJTed 6y Prssiden- tial retoes--[ Signal Letter to Gen. Tay. Tor.
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Gen. Taglor's rrply.

With these remarks, I trust you will pardon me T thus briefly replying to you which do with high opinion, and AP PROVAL of the sentiments and rieir, embraced in your ediforial
 ZACHARYTAYLOR
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 Gen. Taylor's endorsement of Mir. Fill more's abolition opinions, in his last let. ter to Mir. Allison, by the following ex- tract: geff -
 5 '.Ihe Democratic Convention met in May, and composed their ticket to suit them. This they had a right 10 do. The National whig Convention met iu June, and selected me as their candidate. lac cepted the nomination with gratitude and with pride. l was proud of the confi- fdence of such body of men represen- ting such a,constiiuency as the whig party oI the United States--a manifestation the more grateful because i was not clImber- ed with exactions incompatible with the dignity of the Presidential office, and the responsibilities of it's incumbent Ito the whole people of the nation. And : mag cdd, thdt these emotions acere Increased bg asSociating my nome acith that of the dis tinguished citizen of Ne,c York, mhosc acknowledged abilities and sound conser. cotiue opinions might hare jaasly entitled him 10 the first place onthe tickst. aa
 This man is Miliard Fillmore, and this: h The Platform
 Of the yVRig Candidate for Vice
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Drs. ". w. & E. M ASON

Drs. T. w. & E. M ASON. { UTAvING associated themselves in the 's HI Practice of Medicine, Surgery, aud Obstetrics, respectfully tender their services 10 the citizens of Wetumpka and vicinity. sa4s san. f,ss
 ' .DR,. T. w.. MASON. having devoted much. time to Midwifery and Dis eases of Females, will give special attention 10 such cases. z A 4 s4 Office East Welumpka, where one o. them can always be found unless profes- slonally engaged, .s,..4 "a April 25, 1S4S 4. as l7u
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Agents for alle State Guard,

ET1 Agents fer the State Guard. ai REV. w. G. BrLcnR, Gen,l Agents, ISAAC DEBosE. a3 C M GEoReE PRATT, (New York V.B. PALMER, 4
 E, W. CARR, Philadelphia.
 E. E. CowsAR, Talladega. s. ] ]. A. BooTH. Vernon. a4f, Dr. J. D. BuLLocH, New Orleans, J. A. LAwLER, Kingston. H. WAKEFIELD, Mobile.
 | T. SaAcKELFoRD. padevile.
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N. SMITH GRAlsA M !,
,. A. BOOTH,

.sa 5. A. BOOTH, ss A-s ATTORNEY AT LAW AND soLICIToRIN
 isisat9 # siHy CHANCERY, ,gf z3f7lsaa
 IL .,,r,s,sS !, p1S0;nry S;s TsGs to @ all business asN, sLs-UrFlcE at Vernon Autauga county,
 Alabama. fa 5sf hassy ss.os ss r June 15,-1Sl7. es5s g rasaa ssns "A
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS will be inserted at One Dollar D IT square, for the first lnsertion and hity ccn's TOT Se ich subsequent inserton.
 Twelve lnos orless, 0 constitute square.
 Advertisements ordered to be published once a month, or every other week, will be charged as new. .,,, =. A.. ,ho.o ,.,at- advertise for six months, or by the year.
 Without instructions as to he number oiinser1 46s. Advertisements will be continued, and chargeduntil forbid. ll.,l .a ...or, .o,,, or, e All Epnal communlcahons ana aoVei'ise ' ..b,roed A,lbls rates. when admitted Ana6udcing Candidates for office, So, lnvariapiy in advance. ,... ,,s
 All Letters and Communications must be posF PAID to insure attention.
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.JoI,,, Morrisett.

We see this old disturber, is out in the Southern Recorder against Mobile, ad- vising the people in the up country to have nothing to do with the men in that city; and in this way is doing every thing he can, not only to iniure individuals, but to the decided injury of the whole State, for it is well known fact that Mobile county pays larger tax than any in the State. If the city of Mobile is injured this tax is diminished, and we think this attempt of old John Morrisett to arouse an undue degree of hostile feeling from the country people against Mobile. should meet with that scorn and contempt so deserving a self presumptive demagogue as he is, from the farmers generally. Now we do not pretend 10 defend eyeryman in dobile, for itis like all other places, even Monroe co.
 it has some rascals in it; but this we think is not sufficient excuse for John Morri- sett to arouse this feeling of enemity from the country people against Mobile. From some unwaranted conduct in Mobile last spring, he received some bad treatment, at the hands of some of the people of the place-this act on the part of the Mobil- ians we do not defend, but when we see a man like John Morrisett attempting to injurc the only Seaport town in Alabama, merely to gratify petty, childish spleen, we think it high time for the press and
 people to speak out in condemnation of such puny attempts, as this of John Mor- risett's. No doubt but there are evils ex- isting among Commission Merchants in
 Mobile, but we do not think that proyi- dence or the people has deputised John
 Morrisett, as yet. to correct these evils. If these evils do exist, let the people them. selves find it out. There is scarcely a
 farmer who ships his cotton to Mobile,
 but weighs his Bales before they leave his Gin-House, and if he was to send his crop to Merchant who carried on such ex- tensive stealing as John Morrisctt speaks of it is reasonable to suppose that the
 farmer would detect him before the con- mission Merchant could steal a great deal "Let the people who will be effect ed" by these evils correct them as they ger.
 ainly will, if they do exist; and let John Morrisett be quiet, until he is injured in some other way than by having "cotton samples" thrown at him. !.
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J. B. BIBB.
saGold & BibD.
Law Notice.

A. A. Sterrest & ,. fs. Jones. ATTORNE YS AND COUNSELLORS
 4TLAW, AND SOLICITORS s
 s.-t5ass rNrIyANCEIy ya54sss fs.f
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Ne hare ncithcr the right, nor the po,e- CT to touch slarery achere a erisis.-Gen.
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Democratic popular majority 27,3OG.
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No subscription will be received for a less time mt &blve months, unless paid for in advance
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
M%lEnEA8lON SALE.

%22. &4EZza1 M
Ii Succession II s1s slsth W. ~,
FrasH i. Woods1 Baton Roiigs
nyEIar ofthe Hon. Sikh District Court
III ne srlah III West tgAlaB Rouge iiisFs
VII III possd EOr ssls publie auction
On Wnesduv as gH agg ef Fegfsgrg
is4s. N, blanchard shefftfo 81 said Parish
u tbs Eidence ii ihe Lite Erasipts y
Woods eeased situated b West Baton
Rouge the property belonging TO bis
successl to wit
The l~ntation fronting five end o
halfarpeg on the River Mississippi run
ming bad between parallel lines TO The
depth OIL hundred and twenty afpsnts,
10 which pth Il was acquired from "idew
j. b. Hsgs in tbe front concession me
pla ntalhiyaa Il ahoe BY v. Kirkland
pnd idIs hin The par.
| chasek hhDsaie sif with The re
tire abe ser,s Gilbert ltudes alleged to7
exist on he ID, andwill be s~ubrogated TO
ali the riuhtof warranty stipulated BY
widow !. y. lbert add no other-Togstb.
or with the hltatioa will be sold the tOls
~ - AI.4A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
anus READ THIS.

YOU VhA have pale eomplexions, dull eyest
hIo,c hps oa tAe ftee, rough skin, apd are 'nn
orapIrlts.n usa 4 bottle - two Of DR. Town
snnfs S~arsapafilta. 1t will cleanse your
hlaol, remove the freckles and b%lotehea, and
vIyo YOU animation, sparhlHlf eyce, tine spttt-
III, annl beautiful SompleNion--aIl OF Which
are o( imnieuse ealunr TO unmarried lsdtes'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Sirop PectoroI
Anti-Asthm0ti-


. ~ 49, E.
Ia snta AAthma,I0itEe depuis plus do trentet
Ana, ct bien oonnte sQmtn 1911, nunseialtneile
Ia rnaa amta. mais enn4 re- dun grand noinbf0
de pereonnep out ont pu juger DE fEtat O.
m,ayai, rhdult eelta ifialadie. dams les %dernlers
tens 10 ne passaiB paH tine nun entlefe ,oRhs
man H., al snnvent iR reatais hull q dix jour
aaba mo eannher dtl tout. Aasis dBns un faaa
| teuil Ia t6te appuySe sur 10 hofu uun It's 10
nrenais do eelle mahEere quelque repos, eetts
a~ttnatinn deyunue dss4apperante IL me mis-
| fatrp teu eagait, Ut lie suis parvenu apfes
| aims dune aimee ds :furhbFehes q composer
nn sirnp quia rotuiF IN tel eilet eur mol que
II n'eprolya plus maintenant que quelques
%lau6tes expressions au'une on delx doses de
90 Enecitque d~isgpgnt a%ussitot, 81 par suite
dune impradenre ine forte attaque pafatt
voulotr "a declsrer, 10 prends alors 10 slfop
d doses tepoteea at paryleng o ob1enlr nn
prompt soulaeemeet.
ON ne datt pas s'attendre a CO qn'une ma.
laile auesi torace que l'AstLeme code aux
premterne doses de sirepj ce nest que par
I'm long utage qus Fbn peut esperer IN
Grand soliIagement, :ou mSme une gaerison
]parfaile chez lea petsohnos nouvollement at-
fecttns. .
&c sirop CONNIE p%ectoral est employee
dams la p~lnspart des maladies de.poitrine /;
teles que Brouchites, tluA'Sns Ge p%oitrine
pfuresies Sc.
IL Dr.. Rrailce IA employee lans quelque
cas- dc phitisie pulemnsire, C'est ce airop
qui lui 4 lie mieux reussi par comhattre les
expressions qui aeoompagnant toulours
cette a~tirtatre maIadie. Pour que leffet en-
tut constant Il ma dit avoir etc obtige vers
HI fin de Ia maladie, dc liadministrer d
i ha,ttes doses liz DR.. Rance ID cbnsidere
.ieomme ua des ueilleurs peetoraux.
N SEN direction pour la manieye de sen
oil DsnaFi aaach6 aux houteilles.
Cnnn9es N soVssign6 d Baton Rouge.
IL pbiafs * da Fit sirop. PEix rs cent
no onees. $3.50 la douzai
, Annro,sys nhne j H. LAN0UE.
/ me concerne.
! RANCE.
AUSsI UN EXCEILEN
! .FIEE.
Z. Dams Ies pays marecageux III sur
I hofds de Ii mer les habitans sont plus q
! moins attaqas IN scofbut. II cfFecte pril
! ripainment les dents, vi les genciyes, ca
derniere deyienent gonaes, dian violet Eoi
ceet detaoh6s.
L'usage de ce aenirifice pendant trois D
quatre Ioars lbs renlet dams leur Etat ma,
turel.
Par I'm usage joarnalier quelqHes goute
dans I'M we're dseau Oh aura tonIours 4
bouche fraielae til en- bon ordre.
; De plus mp cesnleliquc YegetAl prefer
bic i leaude cologne, pariiculieremen
pour les danes, moi settlement ii affaichi
Til peau, mais mi onna encore une belIt
blancheuf natnrelle.
Eau de cologne gaFantie, premiere qua
lits.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Important from the French
MetronolisL

FRESH arrival, direct from No. is Rue de
Ia PAX, Paris, Splendid Assortment Of
RFUMER Y;
Such as Essences Of all kinds, Lavender Wa
ter, Cologne Water, Creme de- Perse, Ponade
Moelle de Bouf, Bears grease, Bandolinc, al
kinds Of Soap, Toilet Powders, PoudTe de- Riz
Powder Boxes, Cosmetiqnea, Opiates for the
teeth and lips, &c, &c.
These Perfumes are fresll and expressly inn
ported for the Baton Rouge Market.
Please give US q cali, no trouble to show
Goods.
July, 17-24. SANGER, HESS &co
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
iARR14GE MAKING 4 REPAIRING
WIN. 4. MtCUTCHON u Co.

IMPORTERS or AND DEALBHs IN HARDWARE
CorIEHY, &C. &eersbs GRAytfn sTs
HAVE NOW III Storey and for sale ut low
rates, d general assortment Of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, &c. &e.4Consisting IN part Of
Nails, Iron, Castings, steel, Axes, Hoes, spades,
s~hoyels, stocks, Kettles, Bark Mills, Guns and
Rifles, French Pots Col, OK, Log, Truce,
Topsail and other Chains Mil ind Grind
stones, Anvils, Bellows, Vices, Rowland's and
other saws Of Ill kinds, seythes and sickles,
Hooks ard Hinges, Locks, screws, Bolts, Brass
Wares, shogels and longs, p0kgrs, Andirors,
Tenders, Table and Pocket Cutlery, scissors,
Razors, Razor strops and Homes, sleeves, Cot.
ton and Wool Cards. Planes Of all kinds, Files
and EDGE Tools, Coopers' Tools, Tress Hoops
Waters and Trays, Bits, Augers and Anger
Bits, Bordage, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, OakumI
pitch and Tar, straw Cutters, Corn shelters
Hames and Collars, Ploughs and Plough
Moulds, Tin and Japanned Wares, Fishing
Tackle in every variety.
pMERCfIANT5, PLANTERS and
others, are respectfully invited to- call and ex
anime for themselves.
April 10-I0.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
New Perfumery.
Ioone Water. III quality

Cologne Water, 1st quality
Negetal Cosmetic, giving a fair appearance
to the skin.
Extract of Bitter Almonds, a delicious per-
fume. f4tt alt
Virginia. Vinegar, to refresh the skin, and
is a perfume very good for those attending sick
persons.
Dentrifce, an excellent article to keep the
mouth in order.
Bears and Animal Oil, for the hair.
II. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
AMAYTA.

4. MAEtTA.
Informs his friends and customers that ne
has just returned from New Orleans WIN 9
fresh supply OF provisions, Groceries @e
consisting of
100 barrels, best Ohio flour
so barrels mess pork
50 do prime pork
III do chime pork
10 do jules
10000 lbs bulk pork hog round
90 kegs prime lard
1000 lbs sugar cured bacon hams Hn~
UanvaBsed
800 do smoked shoulders sugar Enfed
90 boxes sperm Gandlesy 4s bs q. os
20 do adamBntins candles 6s e 4s
90 sacks best Rio coffee
900 sacks salt hHe and coarse
20 barrels reotiied #itiskey
IL hid prime sIgsf also
suparior quality imperial tea, loaf sugar, rice
/ s1ifaa. sweet oil. starch, alum.
White Lead chrome green, chrome Yel-
te,y. litbarasB, Linseed oil, spis Tufp6ntlut
nsinl hfnstes, 6opag vafnisb, window gla
nalv. ! Ht assortment of 6f6ekefy Wars.ss,
1Isv1hs, ~iiaitnes, Collars, bfldles and
nnabef Of other articles too tedious TO men
saJp, If YOU desire to purchase good aftieleI
| ehaap, cali and examine for yourselves
Tho subscriber has received from o late di
rect Importation.
100 boxes Glafgt vine various brands, sotnl
spbaffotsbnd cheap table Wine,
b botss old dadafia in BALI bottles
40 gals old Madhfia vine d years in m
tore, as f5 GO pet gals
30 Boxes french Cefdials assorted
q boxes old ehBfty wine
10 baskets riialnpAig1e very fine,
= doz b6tHlH, old poft wine Eantfnes
A. malta, church street..
The subscriber has received a small lot
Dupont n r r Powder, do n F powder, can
nor powder, and also Dup6ht's " celebrated Es
gfsg0wder In lin eapiiistefss
Slit Of AL siags and superior artie
pfG1ss tai caps.