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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-25
Fam " Grocery Store.

81 THE undersigned Ssl respectfully A
E5a3 Uniforms lie public ~ that he has d
just retu ned from New Orleans, and has
on hand, and Is constantly receiving at his
old stand on Leyee st., "a large assortment
Of Particles, In the above line, among which
are
SUGAR, Louisiana, and Havana, double
refined, crushed, and powdered,
COFFEE IL TEA, III Various qualities.
FISH, sardi les, God Fish, HaIdock.
Mackerel and Herrings,
TOR ACCO, of different quilities,
CIGARS, Common and Fine,
CANDLES, Sperm, Sta, Sterine, and
TaIlow.
SOAP. Soda, and extra Family Soap,
SPICES, Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nut.
megs, Mrista ri. Cayenne Pepper,
PICKLES., Cuemnbers, Olives & Capers,
PROVISIONS, Flour, Pork, Beet, Lard,
Bacon, Dried-beeE bologna Sausa.
ges, BecfTongue,
CHEESE, Holland, Cheshire 81 Western,
KEFCtlUP$, Tomato aud Walnut,
OILS. Olive, in half bottles and bottles,
Lard AMI Lamp,
FRUITS. Raisins, Gurrants, Figs, D tes
and Branded Fruits,
NUTS. Almonds and PeCans,
CHOCOLATE, Sweet md Spiced II I
WINES, # various qualities, CordiaIs of
all kinds, Old Brandy. Jamaica Rum,
Holland Gin, Monongahela Whiskey,
London Porter and Ale,
Just Received, 5000 papers of Garden
from Wakeman and Beanman, Pitts.
+. RISKY and Go, New York, and
the Shakers, pleasant hill Kentucky.
all assortment of Flower seeds.
have constantly on hand Tar, Resin
and Pittsburg Coal.
Dec. ls-47 If. A. MONTAN.
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NEDE WALKN.

Pc IT ORDAINED by the Board Of
Sic ttnen Of the To vn of Baton Ruure. that
al persons owning property on either side of
Florida and Convention streets from Lalayet-
te to Main street, and on Laurel street, be and
they arc hereby required to make their side
walks in front thereof eleven feet wide (frOm
the surveyed line of the property to HE out
side Of The crub) the said sidew,lk 10 be made
If you'd whole brick within sixty DAYS from
The first publication of this ordinance.
BE il ordained, &c, that all pers MS own
ing property on either side If lafayette sire t,
from North 10 e nvenlrun street, be and they
are here by requi ed 10 IKE their sidewalks
in from tIleranttcn fe t vide, (from tie sur
yeyed line Vt the property TO the gu side Of
the Grub the said side with 10 be m de of
good whole brick, within sixty days If the first
public ,tIDn IF This o dnanre.
Be ii ordained, &c that all trees more than
ten, AMI less than eight feet on Lafayette
street flUm Convention TO North street, be
cut down within sixty days Of the first pub
Iicati m of this ordnance, and all sidewalks
within the same limits Less than eight feet.
shall he made ten feet, and all above ten feet
shall be cut dowl to that siza within sky
days from tie first pub '~iCation of this ordinan-
&c.
All per+nns refusing or neglecfint to comply
wi h The foregoing ordinances, shah be fined
il ! sum lot exceeding fifty i 'iIars for each
~nffance. II. L. WOLFE, Secretary.
Sep. 6-23. A true copy on record.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-25
EOR nile

Fa
Inc subscriber offers for sale, n plantation
situated IN the Ptrrsh Of West FeIician@
about b miles from tho town of NJ Fra,ei@.
" le, on The upper Jackson 70 I'd, known A. The
Elm FaFk plantation, At present cultivated In
Cotton. -
This Plantation consists If tHo tysc,s -
land, one Of which Contains about D
iSIloo arPeots, the other G9s l2tloo acres o.
about 824 05Il 90 arpents.
The " facts will be sold together Or sebs.
a.eiy, 10 SuH purchasers, and will be- delJygs.
ed In the month of Januaty ncxt is40.
CONDITIONS.
One fourth cash, and he remainder q. o
and . years from the day of sale, boar mr. ~.
terest ats pr cent with mortgage teIsinad
until tiual payment.
a ply at The office Of the Baton Ronea Ia.
ze'te Or tothe subscriber two miles below BsN
on Rouge.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Aug. 1870.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-25
LIGHTNING PODS

The suI,scrib r would also inform the
Plantorsof this vicinity and the public in
general that he manufactures and puts up
Lightning Rods, Of every description, and
guarantees hia work to hn durable and
equal to aay erected, and on as favorable
terms. Those wanting Lightning Rods
would do we'll To call at The manufacturing
establishment Of the subscriber, before
making contracts. w. T. T'uNNARp,
Sept. Q. 81. ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-25
To the Ladies'.


The ladies' Of Baton Rouge mil its vicinity are req
p~eetfully informed that Victor Heberl has inst receive
a eorapiete stock Of Fancy Goods, consisting in part
Of The following, to wit:
Silk Barreges, Whalebone skirts,
Wprsted do. Grass linen for du.
SIR plhid tii1Elinz, Fancy g~inglrlms tSe1fcll1
Fine fans, Of different White fans for weddings,
e1fors, Reviere halnsttcled.
'itTn1s fringe mi silk Utnlkerrh =, new style
cords fnr trim niIg dresses, bIriered,
Head dresses. Netts for the hair,
White md hEack giovss L1iisz & missaS hosieriss
and mlts, Artificial tvfeatIis,
Colored grapes, White Satin,
White and black siik White and black v,ils Of
hnRe. extra fine uIalitv.
Giai'"rs for Indies and Embroidered muslins,
misses, (prHlella) White do.
White Jatolets, White Jacorlet and Swiss
Elgings mud fnsartings. m1slins,
Fancy silver dressing SHte combs.
combs, Perfunsries.
French needle worked Fine Eoa ~,
eapes' march SIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-25
pErER,3 VEGETABLE Pills

PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.
The truest test Of The superiority of these
nils is III II they are rapidly driving lie trty all
others our Of the market. Who ever uses them
once, Recommend item 10 their friends, who
try them in their ttrn, AID HENCE The know.
ledge Of their virtues is pervadiug the whole
community. The yege able pill il no one Of
those nos'rums whiCh have been pulled into
an e%phemeraI popular ty. but is the happy re
suit OF many years Of close aud devoted appli.
cation IF a regular physician to the study II
the science Ut his profession: and hence the
proof and acknowledgment # IT, virtues will
t g "a cn1uring, as its reception has been re
neral and enthusiastic
DIR. Peters does not pretend that his vegeta-
BILE pills are a certain cure for all Diseases; but
he maintains that there are but few which arr
beyond the range # tb II influence; and none
VIVA ever in Which 'hei application can be in.
%jurious. Among The afitt lions in which they
Lave been s. crninentjy successful as Ia oh
tain T r hem the re III atm Of - G rita n cure.
are the following Liver Com LIANT, Jaundice.
Bilious Fever in lis inctp ent stage, Fever
and ague, Dyspepsia, Sick Ijead-aclle. Ner
voIsness, Nan ca. lowness ofSplrits, Bile on
stomach, AMI Bjofcbed or Sallow complex on.
Ano her of the many advantages Of HE We
ge able pills is that they leave no unpleasant
taste on the mouth, or nausea on The stomach,
Sc tho! they may be taken wjthont any i~nterrup
ton n the duly pursuits efths patiem
For sale in Bl'on Rouge by o. p. DAVIS,
p. J"URDAN. q: M. HEHoMAN, RI. r, WAD-
DILL. and REAt Il Son. Jolly l-22 6D
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DR.. GORDON'9
VEGETABLE AMBITIOUS
FAMILY PILLS.
GREAT ARRIVAL!iI
Thirty BUSHELS, on TWENTY. F1vH

AAhNA@A
THrRrY BUSHELS, OR TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND BOXES or Ills FAMILY PGLLs.
DIR. DRD MS PILLS ase traly the
sick ntan's friend. No traveller OF II riiy
should be win hont them. Their timely admit
nistratihn will prevent much pain and suffer.
ing, and save many. valuable lives. Will YOU
eutf r DYSPEPSIA, Sch II ahache. Which can
positively be cured Ivy the use of DIR. Gordon's
Family III IL, the only remedy yet discovered.
No Mercury, q Iinlne, OF Arse ic ea'er into
HE com ,ositinn Of tn o. pills. VIII ypl let
this distress 4i1g disease, winch has heretofore
bsffi d the eff ,rts of tbs INST skill vi and Sci
ont IT, phpsIct4hs [ r genera Gus, Prey uporl
your constitutions un il they bee me ~ shat
Tered that ,ul become s%t'in,t 10 alnosl ey'rv
disease iucide' I 10 The human frame. Yes Ii.
yer Disease, Jtundien. Drop,y, Enl regiment
OF the Melt, Palplt.tion Of The Heat, slow
Fevers, general Delhi y, aud a hack,ngC ugh
and finally eventu ties iu Consumption, and
co signs thousands 10 u timely t. abs. 20
search amid The malaria disl riots of Or com
try, or The records Of human ruin, you shall
fid that many thousands Of jhs brave h d the
beautiful, the graceful and The gifted, have
fallen victims from the IN my causes produced
by letting this great hest oyer 81 health prpy
II MN the system. these ri Is act ike a Charm
on he organs ef digestion, and h We a s e ial
effect in CORRECTING The bile and the gall bIal-
der reno ing all oh true ions tn a hea thy 60
ere ion # bile, and imparting ch"erfuIness to
the mind RS well as tone and vjgor To the |
Whole cons'i ution. All ee ask ls TO give
them a trial. In BtIfnus Fever, and all the u.s.
nal diseases where purgativa Medis,nes ne
used, they will he found t. act like a charm. |
Price % cents II box, with fulI dlrec ms.
For sale in Baton Rouge by o. p. DAVIS,
d. JoURDAN, G. NJ HERoaAN, H. I. WAp-I
DILL, and REAL & Son. 4
And ca7 be- had in all the town and cout tsy |
Stores South,
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OFFEcE CRY BANK OF New ORLEANS,

OFFECE Cry BANK OF New ORLEANS, !
Baton Rouge, % Oct, l848. I
The undersigned offers to sell by private
sale the following property belonging 10
the City Bank Of New Orleans, 10 wit
HI the totgH of Baton Rouge,
1st, The Banking house and lot Oh which
II is erected, measuring ODE hundred
Etet on Market street, by one hundred
and teveOty feet in depth, French
measure.
2nd. The aljoihing heing a corner lot
measuring one hundred feet on Mar,
k"t street by one hundred mud TWEEN.
~ o. Florida I'll Get, French meas.
ure, with the improvements thereon.
Nd The house known as "Wnddilfs Ho.
tel, 7 md lot on which IL sta nds, meas.
uring SIXTY feel On Convention ct Get
by one hundred anil eighty feet ia
depth, French measure.
or The side walks in front of the above
described lots Of ground have been lately
trade complete, agreeable 10 the ordinance
Of The Corporation. ..
In the Parish If East Haton Rouge.
! 42O Superficial acres o fland On The
Amite River, at about 81 miles
from the town Of Baton Rouge
with buildings and improve tnents,
formerly AIlison's.
2 S9e Superficial acres on the Anite
River, at about % miles from
Baton Rouge, with buildings and
improvements, formerly Nvttles.
j 066 Superficial acres On The AnIite
River, Mt about ID miles from Ba-
ton Rouge, formerly Elam's.
4 A20 Superficial acres on Big Sandy
Creek, Mt abou' rs miles from
Baton Rouge with improvements,
ftrmetly Fosters.
. $40 Superficial acres on little Sandy
Creek Mt nbout 26 miles from Ba-
ton Rouge, formerly Fosters.
9 GAO Superficial acres on Sandy Creek,
at abont 20 miles from Baton
Rouge, formerly Browns.
7 o2Q Superficial acres on the Amito
River, % miles from Baton
Rouge, formerly Lca's.
IN The Parish of livingston.
l 500 Superficial acres on the River
Collicl, formerly Achurd,.
o 260 Superficial acres on the River
CollieL, formerly Harrel's
Q 1875 Superficial aces ON the river Col.
Iiel, formerly McRae's.
4 a40 Superficial acres on the River
Amjte, formerly Williams.
In the parish Of 81. Helena.
] $40 Superficial acres on the Amite
River, formerly Tabor's.
For further Information apply to the tin
dsrsigurd at Baton Rouge.
l.. SHOPPERS, Cashier.
Oct. 27--ls47.
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A GARD.

MRS WETZLAR wishes to in.
~ Z IHt'rm her friends ard the public
th't she has determined to give music lessons
on the PIANO, and promises to do Ill she can
to advance the pupils entrusted to her charge.
tier terms will be Sl5 per quarter, 3 lessons
a week. She will be found at Col. Dakln's
at tho State House.
Ilrt 81 -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-25

AT the request Of Harriet Jane Harcl
Fon, Harrington Il. HARRISON, John A. Ha
rcls0n and Sarah Ann II ,reI<un, wife o.
Paul k'rnpetrr, |, the undersigned. She.
r,fot the parish of Fast Baton Rt1ne, will
sell, at pttudc auction, the following deScrih.
al PR pvrty inherited by them from their
mother. Ann Htrelson, deceased, to wit ::
4 tract 81 and in this parish, lying on the
Bayou Nlnchac, about l3 miles below The
town Of Baton Rouge, containing 400 ar.
penis, bounded east by lands Df John Fore.
man, south by the Bayou Manchac. west
by James >. Willis and Brown In the rear.
aud north by Willis, together with all the
improvements thereon. Also, the follow
ing slaves, 10 wit. Martin, aged about SIS
years, and Lucy, his wife. about 45 years
l'i'dy, aged about 81 years; Anne, 80
years; Isaac. 25 years; Betsy. 30 years,
and her four children, Melissa, 9 years,
Silva, 7 years, Rachel. 4 years, and Rob
"rt, ; years; Il zira, % years. and her
W children, tsham, 4 years. and DeIitha,
] year; Katy 20 years, and her infant
child; Priscilla, IA years, and Mary, IL
years # age.
Also, ; head Of horses, 25 or 80 head
ct cattle, 50 or 60 head Of hogs, more or
less, about so head of sheep, Que OK wag-
on, and a yoke of steers.
TERMS OF SALE.
The land one third cash. and remainder
Of price at credit of one and two years,
in equal instruments, in notes endorsed to
the satisfaction Of the heirs, bearing eight
per cent. inter st after due, and mortgage
reserved until final payment; the slaves
and m0veahles at a credit of II months
purchasers to give their notes endorsed AZ
above, bearing 8 per cent. interes, after
due, and mortgage reserved on the slaves
til FINAL ~payment-the sale to take place
at %s r.=atation on Manchac ON Thursday,
the l4th day of December next, l848,
commencing at 10 o'clock. A. M.
l.. Z, NORRIS, Sheriff.
N. n, Acts Of sale to be passed before
Samuel Skoiheld, Recorder of said parish,
at the expense OF purchasers of the land
and slaves, aud actual delivery Of the oh
Jrcis sold To be made the purchasers m
their complying with the aforesaid terms of
sale l.. c. NJ, Shift.
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NOTICE

Teachers having accounts against the parish Of
faSt Baton Ronge,. for the %tuidofrof INDECENT children,
under the old public school system, are reuuesfad y,
hand them in % the subscribers, or to either Of them
pronerfy certified and sworn to, on or before the 18th
Of November next.
fHOS. DEfALL, Prest. police jury.
SAM, SKoLFIELD, Parish Recorder.
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To Planters.

THE, undarsign,d respectfully tenders bis
Services as overseer. He has been employed
for several years in that capacity in this and
neighb1ring parish, and can furnish good tes-
timonials as to his character and ability.
APPLY at R. A. Riley s Hoael.
a l&-ln TEAvPasR G. BI1gSR
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VENI'E PUBLIQUE.

A Ia detnande de Harriet jane Hafel.
son, Harrington Il. HARRISON John A. Har.
elsOn ct Sarah Ann HARRISON, 6pollse de
Paul k~leinpeier, moi lie soussigue. Sheril
de Ia paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge, ~ofrirai
en- vent pull iqle Ia propri6te c~i.apres de.
critic, hGrit6e par eux de leur mere Ann
ilareison, dtC6dce, SAVIOR I'm moroccan
de tcrrn dams cette paroisse etant sitn6e
sur In Bayou Mnnchac i environ IL miles
at de7sous de la Vile de Baton Roupe
Contenant 400 arpcnts. born6e il Fest par
les Icrres de- John Foreman, an sud par le
Bayou Manchac, il louest par James 8.
Willis ct Brown Ell arriere !; au nord par
Willis, avec toutes les authorizations uui
s'y trOuvcnt. Aussi le. escIaves s%uivans,
savoir Martin, age d'cnviron SIS ans. et
Lucy Sill femme As ans; Lindy de 81 ans:
Ann de 80 ans, Isaac % ans, Betsy 30
ans, ct SEES 4 ]enfans, Milissa agee de neuf
ans, Silva de 7 ans. Rachel dc 4 ans, ct
Robert de 2 ans; EIzira de 25 ana ct ses
deuE enfans Ishan 4 years ct Delitha, |
an, Katy 30 ans ct son ioune e%nfant, Prls-
celia de IA ans, ct Mary de II ans.
Aussi 8 chevanS. % OH 30 totes de bes-
tiaux, so Oh 60 cochons plus on moins, en-.
viron 30 t6tes de br bis, IN wagon a
bBnls, ct IN paire d. bnrlfa.
Conditions dc Ia TeHfe
La tcrre IN tiers compliant ct 10 restant 4
TN credit dun ct deuv ans, en- paiernets
tgauy, en- biIIets endosses il IN satisfaction
des h6ritiers, portant int6rtt de huit pour
cent apr6s do, ct hypothtqIe reserve jus
qn'au Placement final ; les e~sclaves ct mo-
hiIier d un credit de IL mois, I'acquereur
fournisant ses billets end0sses CONNIE ci.
dessrls portant int6rBt de g pour cent apr6s
6ch6ance ct h, po'heque reserve sur les
e~sclaves lusqu'au payment final--la yente
aura lieu a l'habitation STIR lie Manchac,
leudi le lame December l845 common
cant d 10 heures du mntin.
l., &. MoRR1s, Sheriff.
y. b. LIS actes de ventes seront pas
sees par devant Saml. Skolfe!d. Recorder
de cette pnrorsso aux frais des acqueieurs |
de- la terte on esClaves ct livraison a~ctuelIe |
dos Obi is vpndu fate aux acheteurs, en- Sc |
cont0rmant aux termps sus. mentiOnnes de-
In vente. l.. G. NORRIS.
Nov. II. b, Sheriff.
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No ffCe.

HAVING engaged the servicesof Mr.. J.
L. Violet, vel known as a comeptant Drug
gest. | ain prepared to accommodate nv
French customers with tac1li y. Also TO ill
prescriptions either in French English or
Spanish.
Aug. I9-2S45 H. I. WADDIL L
Druggist.
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NEW C00nS Nr,n

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
am no Y receiving direct from New York
and Philadelphia a sptentid stock of Fall
AMI Winter goods. Prices low, persons
wishing 10 buy would do well to cali.
EUGENE uASOUE.
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TT r..
/, Y.

DE q1eurs. Grocer e &c, deux Fois par
s"mojov. te Mprrrpdt ct Ic Salnedi. H.,
10 beures a A., dams Ia mtison he Mr.. The
riot, eDroignnre de 1t place DIS EgIises.
pres lie hArchG. Sept 23.-34 3iS.
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O RENT

The upper story Of Mr. Sanger's Store
with kitchen and yard, suitable for a
small family. D. SANGER.
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The undersigned offers his services 10 plan
tiers in general. He ha* been engaged for thirty
years elher as overseer or agent on plantations
and n do any work requtrt d as builder, sugar.
maker, general improvement ard oVerseer, aud
would be glad TO have a birth as an nvcrseer.
Sarisfac DRY references as TO character and
abilities can be furnished. Letters or commu-
nications on this sub,ec to be directed to the
undersigned at Baton Rouge, or left at the
Gazette Office.
novl7-I842. JOHN Henry.
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The Subscriber purchasing aII his medicines at the
north for rash. m On, eh1tt time, nil Ills medicines are
genuine and warranted. AZ he Is ~ druggist and
manufactures none, he has them all put up by the
must respectable houses NJ tic north, BY druggists
and chemists If the first standing.
G. VI. HEROMAN.
opposite the Methodist cburt,r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-25

DENTISTRY-)R. BEAUREGAKD
T. now in town and will be happy to wait on his
friends md the public professionally.
sept. 9-32
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SEGARHl s CARS

SEC YRS! s GARS!!
GONO, Best Regalia 1.-THE nsrst approved brandy
5000. Principe,
5000. Melee,
In Store and for sale wholesale and retail, Cheap
for Cash
Liberal deductions made 10 retailers.
T.. BOEt!FL & Co.
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TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
TESTIMONY IS NOW RECEIVED RON ALI
QUARTERS OF II aLnHE

TESTIMONY IS NOW RECEIVED FROM ALL
QUARTERS OF THE aLnHE
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD
CHER R Y.
The Original and Genuine Preparation.
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE.
TUE TRUE RICHES OF LIFE Ts HEALTH.
DR.. S~toagne-Dear Sir,-For the good Of
the Pablo, l feel myself in duty bound to tes-
tify TO the great cure which your Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry performed on me.
For my part, feel as If every ''ody ought to
know it. | was afflicted With a violent cough,
splitting of blood, night sweals, hoarseness,
and sound Of the Wi. g indie ting an alarming
state of disease; my appetite was gone, and
my strength had SO far tailed me that my
friends and physician were pc suaded Icoud
not survive many days, Ny sister who was
my anxious care taker, made inquiry where
she would be likely to procure the most GER
tain relief. She was told thatifDr. Swayne's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry failed in
the cure, my life was then hopeless. Your
medicine Was i'm nediateiy procured, and the
first bottle gave relief, and BY the time | had
commenced the sixth bo'tjr, my cough had
left me. and my strength was much improved.
In sho t, i has made a perfect cure Of me,
and ! am at the present time as hearty a
man as | wi.h, and have good reason 10 be-
lieve that the use Of your medicine has saved
me from a premature grave. ! shall be
10 piro any info nation respecting
my Case. Yo rs with respect.
]. M. REEVES.
80 Ch"snut Street, between Race and Vine,
PHI Iphia.
Prepared only by DIR. SwaJBe, where all
must be addressed.
Sold by GEO. NJ. HERoMAn and O.. r. DAVIS, Baton
Rouge.
june 10-1o
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JoHN J. PrARoE Esq: is authorised n
collect for Steamers st. Landry and Maize
tic.
JAS. II. URE,
,ooo Captaia:
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PORK.
80 half barrels mess pork, for sale by
m1y ely HEAL g. Sos.
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COMBS! COMBS y

Just received a fine assortment IF Tortoise
Shell, Buffalo an English horn, and Ivory
Tuck'ng and dressing Combs. To which !
invite the attention Of the Ladies.
Sept. 1913. EUGENE LANOUE.
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NOTICE.

TIL" Undersigned having been appointed
curator of The absent hei,s of Dayid Cham.
bers, decd, notifies all p sons having
claims again said estate. or against the
Partnership of '.Fisk f Chambers" to
present the same duly authenticated With
in thirty days from this notice to me, or
in my absence 10 DR.. Jehu Perkins my
attorney in fact or to D. d. Avery, Esq,
my Attorney at Law.
ALVAREZ FISK. Curator.
Nov. 0-3I. 9tsv
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A BARGAIN
AVIS.

lie sonssignt ayant etc nomm6 curateur
DIES h6ritiers absens de David Chambers,
dec6dt, notife tous ceux qui ont des re-
CARNATIONS contre In dite succession on
conire Ia soci6te de ''Fisk ct Chambers"
de presenter leurs r6clamatious dhmens
certiti6es dams trente jours de Get avis d
moi on dams mon absence a Dr. Jehu
Perkins mon prorureur on i Daniel d.
Avery, mon avocat.
ALVAREZ FISK, Curateut.
Nov 9-3l. 2ts.
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AFEW MoRE Or &c sAME snRr 1rr-n

We have . few pairs Of these splendid forgr.~
Boots for gentlemen. md . mail hi or Patent Iassaa
Jackson ree. w.s4ich fr styie and heautV II ffnis5
Ust BE- ssaypasaedr Gail and srnn;aarherns ~
gRArT0ED cos. earaR
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SAnnLESt

Just received direct from Manufacture a
lot OF Mex an, Spanish & English Saddles,
which can sell cheaD as thew w re bought
tron fir t hands. EUGENE LANOUE.
Sept. 1913. 1913.
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FRANCIS IIUGUET.
CHA y. ]. PIKE.
NOTICE.

JOHN r. DUFROCQ. EsqA-fs autI,orised IN ,o,.
lect and receipt for accounts dine to the Succession 81
Jonn hienderson, STEPHEN HENDERSON,
Sept. SJ-33H Testarnenfarg Executor.
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CLOTHING ATREDr1cED PRICES,

The undersigned desiring tn dispose of his present
stock of clothing, informs tile public that he will sell
i ut prices defying competition. Gall at the "One
Price Cash Store" Of JOSEPH WETZLAR.
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